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Drugmakers face bans for fake claims as govt set to tweak rules
Mint Mumbai
|October 30, 2025
India plans to enforce strict action against applicants who submit fake or misleading documents to obtain drug licences—a move that could reshape compliance norms in the country’s $50 billion pharmaceutical industry.
The reform aims to safeguard public health in India.
(MINT)
According to a senior official and draft rules reviewed by Mint, the health ministry has proposed amendments to the Drugs Rules, 1945 to empower licensing authorities to ban any entity found guilty of submitting falsified or fabricated documents "for such period as deemed fit”.
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