Online Medicine Sale

The Centre has urged the Delhi High Court to grant some time to frame a policy on the online sale of medicines on the grounds that the issue was "complex" and any modification in the manner of sale of drugs would have far-reaching consequences.

Growth of e-pharmacies has left many traders in the country feeling threatened, who say online drugstores can contribute to medicine sales without proper verification

The Centre told the Delhi High Court Tuesday that it has informed all state drug controlling authorities about the interim order barring online sale of medicines.

The Delhi High Court today refused to vacate the stay on sale of drugs and prescription medicines by online pharmacies.

Madras High Court Wednesday stayed until further orders a single judge's order banning online sale of medicines, saying patients would be affected if it was prohibited all of a sudden.

The Madras High Court on Wednesday allowed online pharmacies to sell drugs and cosmetics, staying an earlier order.

The Delhi High Court on Tuesday said its stay on sale of drugs and prescription medicines by online pharmacies will continue till rules are framed to regulate such entities.

The Madras High Court today banned the sale of medicines online till the central government notifies the regulations.

The Delhi High Court has stayed the sale of drugs and prescribed medicines by online pharmacies.

The Madras High Court on Wednesday granted interim injunction restraining online sale of medicines till November 9.

All India Organisation of Chemists and Druggist (AIOCD), announced that they plan to strike on September 28 to oppose online sale of medicines.

The Union Health Ministry has come out with draft rules on sale of drugs by e-pharmacies with an aim to regulate online sale of medicines across India and provide patients accessibility to genuine drugs from authentic online portals.

Government set to launch e-portal to regulate the flow of medicines. Its main purpose will be to keep a tab on all retailers, manufacturers and distributors by ensuring that they register on the portal.

Maharashtra government on Wednesday told the Bombay High Court that it was framing a policy for regulating online sale of medicines.

Maharashtra Food and Civil Supplies minister Girish Bapat has said the current law is inadequate to check the sale of medicines without doctors' prescription but asserted that the government is committed to check the malpractice.

The Centre has urged the Delhi High Court to grant some time to frame a policy on the online sale of medicines on the grounds that the issue was "complex" and any modification in the manner of sale of drugs would have far-reaching consequences.

Growth of e-pharmacies has left many traders in the country feeling threatened, who say online drugstores can contribute to medicine sales without proper verification

The Centre told the Delhi High Court Tuesday that it has informed all state drug controlling authorities about the interim order barring online sale of medicines.

The Delhi High Court today refused to vacate the stay on sale of drugs and prescription medicines by online pharmacies.

Madras High Court Wednesday stayed until further orders a single judge's order banning online sale of medicines, saying patients would be affected if it was prohibited all of a sudden.

The Madras High Court on Wednesday allowed online pharmacies to sell drugs and cosmetics, staying an earlier order.

The Delhi High Court on Tuesday said its stay on sale of drugs and prescription medicines by online pharmacies will continue till rules are framed to regulate such entities.

The Madras High Court today banned the sale of medicines online till the central government notifies the regulations.

The Delhi High Court has stayed the sale of drugs and prescribed medicines by online pharmacies.

The Madras High Court on Wednesday granted interim injunction restraining online sale of medicines till November 9.

All India Organisation of Chemists and Druggist (AIOCD), announced that they plan to strike on September 28 to oppose online sale of medicines.

The Union Health Ministry has come out with draft rules on sale of drugs by e-pharmacies with an aim to regulate online sale of medicines across India and provide patients accessibility to genuine drugs from authentic online portals.

Government set to launch e-portal to regulate the flow of medicines. Its main purpose will be to keep a tab on all retailers, manufacturers and distributors by ensuring that they register on the portal.

Maharashtra government on Wednesday told the Bombay High Court that it was framing a policy for regulating online sale of medicines.

Maharashtra Food and Civil Supplies minister Girish Bapat has said the current law is inadequate to check the sale of medicines without doctors' prescription but asserted that the government is committed to check the malpractice.