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The Navhind Times5 November 2026 at 1:03 am IST
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Overpriced medicinesThe Supreme Court criticised the Centre for “massive difference” in the cost of medicines between the maximum retail price (MRP) and price to retailer (PTR). It asked if the Centre could provide “any justification for this loot” and if the manufacturers be allowed to “run amok” (NT October 28). The court asked why there […]

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