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Shot of hike as painkiller: India’s economic storm calls for decisive MPC actionIndia's economy faces a perfect storm. The rupee is at historic lows, subsidies are soaring, and fiscal deficit risks are rising. Capital o...- Painkiller, antibiotic prices set for marginal increase starting April 1Starting April 1, the prices of essential medicines will experience an increase of 0.6%. This change aligns with the annual alterations in ...
- Pharma companies struggle as input costs rise despite 0.6% price hikeFacing a modest 0.6% hike in medicine prices this year, pharmaceutical companies are grappling with the rising costs of raw materials fuele...
- Essential medicines will cost you a bit more from April 1Beginning April 1, prices for essential drugs like painkillers, antibiotics, and anti-diabetic medicines will rise by 1.74%. The increase i...
- Essential medicines to cost slightly more from April 1Drug pricing regulator announced an annual change of 0.0055% increase in prices of drugs under the National List of Essential Medicines (NL...
- Prices of 800 essential drugs to increase a tad from April 1After massive annual increases of 12% and 10% in prices on record last year and in 2022, this will be a meagre increase for the pharma indu...
- Pharma companies seek one-time nod to delink from WPI, avert price cutsIndia's pharmaceutical industry is seeking a one-time exemption from price control measures tied to the declining wholesale price index (WP...
- Essential medicines including painkillers, antibiotics to get costlier by 12% from SaturdayIndia’s drug pricing authority on Monday allowed a price hike of 12.1218% from April 1 for scheduled drugs that are under price control. Th...
- Essential medicines to get expensive by more than 10 per cent from AprilThe NLEM list includes drugs like paracetamol, antibiotics like azithromycin, used to treat bacterial infections, anti-anaemia, vitamins an...
- Prices of medicines to go up a tad; companies seek 20% jumpPrices of essential medicines including painkillers, antiinfectives, cardiac and antibiotics could go up marginally from April, with the go...
- Vinati Organics to have a better Q4, improve in Q1: CEONet-net, we expect this year to end flattish. Also, we expect good growth coming in Q1, says Vinati Saraf Mutreja, MD & CEO, Vinati Organic...
- ET GBS 2015: PM Narendra Modi is trying to get business done, says Nassim Nicholas TalebRenowned academic says he is impressed with PM Narendra Modi’s vision — from schools to administration to economics.
- Widely used drugs to cost up to 50% lessThe drug pricing regulator, National Pharmaceutical Pricing Authority, on Monday issued a notification to regulate prices of 150-odd essent...
- Sanofi India launches new product in headache segmentHealthcare service provider Sanofi India, is aiming at a four per cent market share in the headache segment currently valued at Rs 233 crore
- Finance ministry mulls law amendment to increase morphine suppliesNational Advisory Council chairperson Sonia Gandhi raised the issue of acute shortage of the cancer and HIV pain reliever.
- NPPA likely to revise prices of 50 drugs soonIndia's drug price regulator, National Pharmaceutical Pricing Authority, is expected to soon revise prices of about 50 medicines, including...
- NPPA revises prices of some more medicines downwardThe Central drug price regulator has revised prices of 240 medicines such as antibiotic tablets, multi-vitamin formulations, eye-drops, ins...
- Drug makers face penalty for overchargingDrug manufacturing companies such as Cipla, Ranbaxy, Johnson & Johnson and Dr Reddy’s Laboratories (DRL) may have to pay over Rs 2,038 cror...
- NPPA revision of 174 drug prices may lead to costlier medicinesInsulin brands, steroids and painkillers may become more expensive once NPPA revises prices of more than 170 medicines, in some cases by as...
- J&J's Q3 net up to $3 bn on drug salesJohnson & Jaohnson, the world’s biggest maker of medical devices, said third-quarter earnings rose 8.7% on increased sales of drugs, consum...
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