India is creating a new law to improve drug quality and safety. This legislation will give more power to regulators for testing and monitor...

A suspected Russian sabotage plot involving fake cosmetics, incendiary devices, and coded messages led to parcel detonations in the UK, Ger...

The Drugs Controller General of India (DCGI) has asked importers of cosmetics to provide information on consignments, bills, quantity impor...

The Bill seeks to regulate the import, manufacture, distribution and sale of drugs, medical devices and cosmetics. It also seeks to ensure ...

Radio and television broadcaster Carol McGiffin shared a selfie of her face filled with fillers on the "Loose Women" show. Fans were surpri...

The government is planning an overhaul of the country’s drug regulatory body. Towards this, the committee has recommended introduction of c...

In the case of luxury goods, cosmetics should seek the trademark owner’s authorisation to sell such products on their platforms.

Asked which e-commerce site ships the highest percentage of fake goods, 37% of respondents said Snapdeal, 22% Flipkart, 21% Paytm Mall and ...

The law provides for penal actions ranging from monetary fine to imprisonment for sale of such "unapproved" products.

Duplicate products are stored in buildings -some government owned and some rented -in Chickpet, Nagawara, Okalipuram, Moodalapalya, Bommasa...

The man accused the wife of deceiving him by using so many cosmetics, including fake eyelashes.

Despite bitter experiences of buying online, majority Indians still shy away from lodging complaint either with the e-commerce player or th...

Under the provisions of Drugs and Cosmetics Act 1940 and Drugs and Cosmetics Rules 1945, drugs prescribed in Schedule H cannot be sold with...

Flipkart has 60,000 sellers on the platform, with Delhi constituting about 20,000 sellers alone followed by cities such as Surat, Bengaluru...

Some of China's e-commerce websites were found to be selling fake products during spot checks carried out by China's quality authorities.

DCGI has decided to rope in India's 7 lakh chemist outlets to help government check the commercial sale of fake or spurious drugs.

In a bid to crack down on the Rs 15,000-crore market for counterfeit and fake products, the government is mulling an integrated law on coun...