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By Dr Arun Mitra The Patanjli has been in the news not just for advertising its products and misleading claims in the media but also for criticising modern scientific medicine. This went on to the extent that the Hon’ble Supreme Court had to reprimand the Patanjli on 21st November 2023, for continuing to publish misleading

The Patanjli has been in the news not just for advertising its products and misleading claims in the media but also for criticising modern scientific

Administrative Tribunals Act, 1985Administrative Tribunals Act 1985 - The relevant State Government has the implied power to issue a request to abolish the SAT in its state to the Union Government....

Ophthalmologist K.V. Babu has used documents he had obtained through the Right to Information Act to accuse the Union health ministry of inaction on legislative amendments that it had itself proposed in February 2020

In India, issues related to access and safety of blood have emerged time and again. This issue is particularly concerning in the case of repeat blood recipients like patients of blood transfusion...

More than 65% of MSME firms have been found to be manufacturing drugs that are not of standard quality (NSQ), during risk-based inspections of pharma companies conducted since December last year, said a person with knowledge of the matter.

The Supreme Court reprimands yoga instructor Ramdev and his firm Patanjali for misleading advertisements claiming to cure all diseases and disparaging modern medicine. The court asks the government to create a mechanism to stop such ads and threatens to impose a fine of ₹1 crore on each product. The court also calls for a comprehensive solution to deal with misleading claims. The matter has been posted for February 5, 2023. | Latest News India

“We will take it very seriously if you keep doing this and even impose cost to the extent of ₹1 crore on every product.” | Latest News India

The high court said that if the policy is not framed within the given time, the joint secretary dealing with the subject should be personally present in court on the next hearing date.