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Nichi-In Jointly with Vivekananda Institute of Algal Technology, comes with a new finding in a joint research of using Skygel for bioremediation and waste water treatment of industries.
Nichi-In Biosciences (P) Ltd starts a research, training & clinical protocol development centre called "Nichi-In Centre for Regenerative Medicine", which will hereafter be taking care of the entire biotech related work.
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MoU signed for a Joint research Project An MoU was singed among Nichi-In Drugs & Devices (P) Ltd, Mebiol Inc, Japan and Vision research Foundation, Sankara Nethralaya, Chennai, India on the 09th of February 2004 for a joint research project in which 1. Determination of the growth characteristics of cells from the continuous cell & tissue cultures using Mebiol Gel 2) Determination of the growth characteristics of cells from the tissues of the eye using Mebiol Gel and 3) Evaluation of the growth characteristics of viruses in specific cell types with in the environment of Mebiol Gel are to be accomplished. The Ceremony of signing of the MoU was witnessed by the Consul General of Japan at Chennai, Mr. Kikuchi Ryuzo. followed by a lecture by Prof. Yuichi Mori, CEO of Mebiol Inc, Japan and Professor of Polymer Engineering, Waseda University, Japan. |
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WORLD BANK AWARD TO A NICHI-IN PROJECT! Among Hundreds of applications, Arumbugal trust, who started the manufacturing the Sanitary Napkins at Tirunelveli with Technical assistance from Nichi-In Drugs & Devices (P) Ltd and GN Corporation Ltd., Japan, were chosen for the Exhibition of India-Country Level Market Place Competition conducted by the World Bank at New Delhi on the 21st of June 2004, where their project was adjudged the BEST among ALL exhibitors after a very thorough and in-depth analysis by a jury panel consisting of eminent sociologists, world bank executives of multinational origin. |
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| Tirunelveli : March 03. For the FIRST time in India, a 100% hand made sanitary napkin with Imported SAP Gel from Japan has been made possible with the technological assistance from GN Corporation Ltd., Japan. The project was originally suggested by Mr Mathivanan of Nehru Yuva Kendra as he wanted to provide the rural Indian women with a cost effective personal hygiene & care during the menstrual period. A study says only 34% of the Indian women use disposable napkins and others resort to clothes which is not considered to be a healthy practice compared to disposable napkins. | |||||||
| This project of manufacturing is now run in four places by Nichi-In employing rural women and self help groups and the manufactured goods which don't contain any chemical glue have been found to be hypo-allergenic, are now welcome by even the urban population. The Gel contained inside with a very good capacity of fluid absorption and retention makes it a comfortable one with dry surface even after longer duration of usage. With an increasing demand for the product which has a technological advantage and affordable price is likely to make Nichi-In start more manufacturing centres as cottage industry which we hope would also give employment to many. | |||||||