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Paracetamol to PAN-D: CDSCO finds over 50 sub-standard drugs. Check full list of medicinesThe Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation (CDSCO) has flagged over 50 drugs, including Paracetamol, as 'not of standard quality'. The...- Alkem Labs denies claims of Pan-D, Clavam 625 batches being not-of-standard qualityAlkem Laboratories has denied claims that its products Pan-D and Clavam 625 are of substandard quality. The company stated that an investig...
- LordsMed enters into distribution partnership with Hindustan Antibiotics LimitedThe healthcare company will manufacture high-quality rapid antigen test kits at its ICMR approved GMP and ISO certified facility at Vasai, ...
- Strategic sale planned for 22 PSUs, 17 ongoingIn a written reply in Lok Sabha, minister of state for finance Bhagwat Karad said that since 2016 government had given in-principle nod for...
- What pharma PSUs and government vaccine makers can and cannot do in the uphill battle against CovidWhile government-owned pharma companies are ailing from years of neglect, some have rolled up their sleeves and joined India’s uphill battl...
- Accord 'strategic sector' tag to pharma industry: Parliamentary panelThe Committee on Public Undertakings said it was of the strong opinion that pharma sector plays a very important role to keep the nation he...
- 20 CPSEs, units in pipeline for strategic sale: MoS for Finance Anurag Singh ThakurThe CPSEs which are under consideration for closure/ under litigation are Hindustan Fluorocarbon Ltd (HFL), Scooters India, Bharat Pumps & ...
- Government has decided to disinvest in certain pharma PSUs: Piyush GoyalDuring his interaction with the captains of the pharmaceutical industry, and office-bearers of the pharma associations through the video co...
- Government eyes Rs 3 lakh crore by public sector transmission lines, telecom towers, gas pipelines & airportsNiti Aayog has drawn up a list of assets that can be sold including towers of BSNL & MTNL.
- Market Movers: What changed for D-Street while you were sleepingDIIs were net buyers to the tune of Rs 532 crore, data suggests.
- Cabinet okays Rs 330 crore loan to 3 pharma PSUs for clearing staff liabilitiesOf the Rs 330.35 crore, Rs 158.35 crore will be utilised to clear unpaid salary and Rs 172 crore for meeting the VRS liability.
- NITI Aayog may seek closure of seven more sick CPSEsThe Aayog had earlier identified 26 sick central public sector enterprises (CPSEs) for closure, of which 7 received cabinet nod.
- 'NITI preparing cabinet note for closure of 7 more sick CPSEs'"Cabinet note is being prepared for closure of 7 more sick CPSEs," a senior government official told.
- Government approves 26% strategic sale in BEMLA senior finance ministry official said that the stake sale may take place early next fiscal. Employee unions said that they will oppose th...
- Make in India boost: Government to incentivise companies to produce bulk drugs likelyThe package was considered at a meeting called by the Prime Minister’s Office on November 5 to review the status of imports of bulk drugs.
- 1.5 lakh sales promotion employees to be on nationwide strike on August 23The demand of the striking employees include abolition of excise duty on medicines, cost rationalization of drugs, and proper enforcement o...
- Hindustan Antibiotics to invest Rs 40cr to double IVF capacityHindustan Antibiotics Ltd (HAL) will invest Rs 40 crore to double its intravenous fluid capacity to 2.4 crore bottles, the government said ...
- Centre steps in to get bank loans for ailing pharma PSUsThe ministry of chemicals and fertilisers has written to the banking and insurance secretary to ask the banks concerned to accommodate the ...
- Govt receives complaints from BDMAThe government is receiving complaints from bulk drug manufacturers that they are being seriously affected because of low-cost drug imports...
- BRPSE clears revival of three PSU drug cosThe Board for Reconstruction of Public Sector Enterprises (BRPSE) has approved a Rs 3,222-crore revival package for the ailing Indian Drugs...
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