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  • KKR to buy Healthium Medtech for Rs 7000 cr from Apax

    KKR and Apax have signed the binding agreement for the acquisition of Bengaluru based Healthium Medtech and likely to make a formal announcement as early as Monday, the people mentioned above added. Healthium is the largest manufacturer of surgical needles globally by volume.

    kkr to buy healthium medtech for rs 7000 cr from apax
  • Govt calls meet to discuss measures to bring gloves under quality control

    ​The meeting to be held by the department of pharmaceuticals (DoP) will discuss bringing surgical gloves and single-use medical examination gloves under the quality control order (QCO) to ensure better standards for these products whether imported or manufactured in the country, sources said.

    govt calls meet to discuss measures to bring gloves under quality control
  • SC pulls up Uttarakhand licensing body over delayed Patanjali action

    ​In an affidavit filed on Monday, the licensing authority apologised for any "inadvertent and unintentional" non-compliance with the orders of the Supreme Court. It also informed the SC that a criminal complaint had been filed against Patanjali, Ramdev and Balkrishna and Divya Pharmacy before the chief judicial magistrate, Haridwar under the Drugs and Magic Remedies (Objectionable Advertisements) Act 1954.

    sc pulls up uttarakhand licensing body over delayed patanjali action
  • Medical devices companies to soon have 'unique' pricing model

    At present there is no separate pricing framework followed for medical devices. The government has been using the same framework which was created for drugs in case they want to regulate the price of any medical device. Earlier, it had regulated the prices of stents and knee implants under the Drug Price Control Order.

    medical devices companies to soon have unique pricing model
  • Patanjali case: SC intensifies focus on misleading ads by FMCG companies

    ​The apex court also took a dig at Patanjali Ayurved’s public notice tendering unqualified public apology, asking if the size of the apology put out in 67 newspapers was similar to its full-page advertisements that it normally issued for its ayurvedic products. It asked Patanjali to bring on record within two days the “original” apology published in newspapers so as to check the size of the advertisement.

    patanjali case sc intensifies focus on misleading ads by fmcg companies
  • Revamped health schemes to focus on kids' nutrition

    "The idea is to come up with a comprehensive physical and mental development programme for schoolchildren, with a focus on nutrition to minimise cases of anaemia and to strengthen their mental health to reduce increasing incidence of anxiety, depression and suicides," said a senior government official, who did not wish to be identified.

    revamped health schemes to focus on kids nutrition
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