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Hyderabad: 2 stores raided for selling medicines with false claims - Vimarsana News

Hyderabad: 2 stores raided for selling medicines with false claims

Hyderabad: DCA officials cracked down on two establishments for selling Unani and allopathic medicines with misleading claims.

Source: siasat.com
Hyderabad: Meds claiming cure for heart blockages, menstrual cramps seized - Vimarsana News

Hyderabad: Meds claiming cure for heart blockages, menstrual cramps seized

Hyderabad: DCA officials cracked down on two establishments for selling Unani and allopathic medicines with misleading claims.

Source: siasat.com
Patanjali misleading ads: SC posts case against Ramdev, Balkrishna for hearing on April 30 - Vimarsana News

Patanjali misleading ads: SC posts case against Ramdev, Balkrishna for hearing on April 30

Patanjali case: The SC bench also questioned if the apology was placed in a prominent place in the newspaper or if it has been placed in 'classified' section.

Patanjali misleading ad case: SC rebukes Ramdev, Balkrishna, asks 'if apology is same size as your advertisements' - Vimarsana News

Patanjali misleading ad case: SC rebukes Ramdev, Balkrishna, asks 'if apology is same size as your advertisements'

• Supreme Court asks Ramdev to show if the apology issued in publications is the same size as that of the ad• Court widens scope of case to include Centre, FMCG firms and IMA

'Is Your Apology As Big As Your Advertisements?' : Supreme Court Asks Patanjali Ayurved - Vimarsana News

'Is Your Apology As Big As Your Advertisements?' : Supreme Court Asks Patanjali Ayurved

"When you issue an apology, it does not mean that we have to see it by a microscope," Justice Kohli said.

Source: livelaw.in