From Asish Gupta: by email: It appears that as of today - in the online edition (have scanned epapers for Delhi and Mumbai) as well the CCFI advertorial is withdrawn. However they have carried the apology which is still online. - https://epaper.business-standard.com/bs_new/index.php?rt=main/mainpage#1 [image: image.png] I only heard about this issue today, imaginably a number of us may not even know who all - in addition to Kavitha were slandered against in this demeaning way! While this is totally unacceptable but not surprising, rather than engage in a positive public discussion on the issue of toxicology and the future way forward (are they really imagining an India, 50 years from now we will still be consuming pesticide laced food?), if slander is the way CCFI is using then it is highly condemnable. For records, I will request, if anyone has the e-copy of that advertorial, can that be please sent it across for future reference and recall? One may even consider putting both - the advertorial and this apology out in the public domain for the future to see what all was undergone to make India poison free!!