Prime Minister Narendra Modi said India has made healthcare more affordable and accessible over the past 12 years through initiatives such ...

India's healthcare sector has seen a major transformation over the last 12 years. Health insurance coverage has expanded significantly. Mat...

The Cabinet has approved modifications to the Livestock Health and Disease Control Programme, allocating Rs 75 crore for distributing affor...

Fifty nurses along with their family members from across the country were invited as special guests to witness and participate in the celeb...

In 472 districts, 825 dialysis centres have been opened through which 5.80 lakh people have benefited, the BJP president said, adding that ...

Modi was interacting with owners of Jan Aushadhi Kendras and beneficiaries of the Pradhan Mantri Bhartiya Janaushadhi Pariyojna (PMBJP) thr...

Addressing a press conference here, BJP state general secretary A N Radhakrishnan alleged that Jan Aushadhi stores could not be popularised.

In its new avatar, Jan Aushadhi stores (JAS) will also see on shelves 439 life-saving medicines and 250 medical devices at steep discounts.

The Centre will launch a new health protection scheme under which a cover up to Rs one lakh per family will be provided.

The department of pharmaceuticals plans to open 300 Jan Aushadhi stores across the country by March and another 3,000 by 2017.

M D Sreekumar said that within two month, at least 425 generic medicines will be made available through around 184 Jan Aushadhi Stores.

Ministry of Communications and Information Technology will launch telemedicine services in collaboration with the Apollo Hospitals on Augus...

The Centre will procure medicines in bulk from public as well as private drug manufacturing firms and rebrand them under 'Jan Aushadhi'.

Govt to link drug procurement for some of its stores to Tamil Nadu Medical Services Corporation

Jan Aushadhi is a chain of pharmacy stores run by the department of pharmaceuticals that dispenses affordable generic drugs.

The government plans to open 3,000 Jan Aushadhi stores, which sell unbranded generic drugs at heavy discounts to branded drugs.

The Central government's move to set up generic drug stores (Jan Aushadhi Stores) in each district of the country to make quality medicines...