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Cost of 651 essential medicines down 7% from April, as govt caps ceiling prices - Vimarsana News

Cost of 651 essential medicines down 7% from April, as govt caps ceiling prices

Cost of 651 has come down by an average of 6.73 per cent from April with the government capping ceiling prices of a majority of the scheduled drugs, NPPA said on Monday.

Cost of 651 essential medicines down by 7 pc as Govt caps ceiling prices - Vimarsana News

Cost of 651 essential medicines down by 7 pc as Govt caps ceiling prices

new delhi, cost of 651 essential medicines has come down by an average of 6.73 per cent from april with the government capping ceiling prices of a majority of the scheduled drugs, nppa said on monday. in a tweet, the national drug price regulator said

Price Of 651 Essential Medicines Down 7% As Centre Caps Prices - Vimarsana News

Price Of 651 Essential Medicines Down 7% As Centre Caps Prices

The national drug price regulator said the government has been able to fix the ceiling prices of 651 medicines so far out of the total 870 scheduled drugs listed under National List of Essential Medicines (NLEM).

Source: ndtv.com
651 essential medicines becomes cheaper by 7 per cent as govt caps ceiling prices - Vimarsana News

651 essential medicines becomes cheaper by 7 per cent as govt caps ceiling prices

Annual hikes in prices of drugs listed in NLEM are based on WPI

Source: theweek.in
'Consumers will save ₹3,500 crore annually': Health minister slams Cong president for his remark targeting PM Modi - Vimarsana News

'Consumers will save ₹3,500 crore annually': Health minister slams Cong president for his remark targeting PM Modi

On Sunday Kharge had taken a swipe at Prime Minister Narendra Modi over a reported hike in prices of some essential medicines, saying he has taken "supari (contract)" to "pickpockets" of the people.