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If the government is considering banning e-pharmacies over 'misuse of data' among other issues, what explains this response?
As online pharmacies find themselves in a 'regulatory limbo', they've been trying to reach the Health Ministry to smooth things out
The e-pharmacies sector is in a 'regulatory limbo' at present, with the upcoming Digital India Act poised to shake things up further
Drug Controller General of India has alleged that e-pharmacies are selling drugs in contravention of provisions of the Drugs and Cosmetics Act of 1940
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Online pharmacies like PharmEasy face challenges in court, by traders' bodies, as well as scrutiny by a parliamentary panel over legality and regulations
Without regulations, the fast-growing online pharmacy sector has been plagued with uncertainty.
The platform's legality was called into question by the traders' body, citing an order passed by the Delhi High Court.
The lack of well-defined regulations casts a shadow on the e-commerce platform's decision.
The lack of well-defined regulations governing the online health care sector continues to create uncertainty. SDCA says e-pharmacies are not legal under Indian law.
