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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
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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
The regulators were criticised for their purported inaction against the online pharmacy company that wants to go public.
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 governing the online health care sector continues to create uncertainty. SDCA says e-pharmacies are not legal under Indian law.
