Weight-loss drugs are being sold without prescriptions in India. This is causing alarm among doctors and authorities. People are buying the...

Delhi government mandates CCTV installation in all pharmacies by July 2025. This aims to stop the sale of low-quality and dual-use medicine...

The Drug Technical Advisory Board’s 2020 notification allowing doorstep delivery of medicines has become a new bone of contention. Traditio...

India's drug advisory body is considering the future of doorstep medicine delivery, initiated during the Covid pandemic. The All-India Orga...

A government-appointed panel is considering allowing commonly used cough and cold medicines, antacids, and fever-reducing drugs to be sold ...

"It's a case of capital dumping in these e-pharmacies by foreign behemoths. Which can prove extremely detrimental to the sustenance and fut...

The All India Organisation of Chemists and Druggists (AIOCD), which claims to represent 8.5 lakh chemists, on August 14 wrote to Bezos and ...

Pharmacists in the country have decided to ration the sale of medicines to customers in a bid to curb panic buying and stave off a shortage...

Following the issuance of the draft guidelines by the government, stakeholders are expected to send their suggestions within a forty-five d...

Experts say e-pharmacies are here to stay, with their discounts and doorstep deliveries. Fair and just regulation is the need of the hour b...

The 121-page report will now be studied by the ministry and suitable changes in the legislative provisions may be considered to allow onlin...

In private chemist shops, chemists are not taking any chance and have flatly refused to accept the Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes.

The startups, already facing opposition from offline chemists, are spending a large chunk of their investments on improving patient awarene...

Gulati said the rejection rate of orders reached almost 30% at his company a few months ago because of prescriptions that were dated.

Nearly 8 lakh chemists across the country have decided to down their shutters on October 14 to oppose sale of medicines via internet-based ...

Rajiv Gulati, who quit last year as president Ranbaxy, is floating a start-up which offers a 'mail order service' for chronic medicines.

First it was the pressure from thinning margins. And now it is the lure of big money from FMCG players.