The online pharma companies had contested in the court saying that most of them are licensed holders and some were just aggregators.

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Close to 8.5 lakh privately owned chemist shops will remain shut on Tuesday after the All India Organisation of Chemists and Druggists (AIOCD) have called for a nationwide protest against the Centre's plans to start e-portals for sale of drugs.

Apex think tank Niti Aayog has proposed a change in the manner the government identifies medicines that should be brought under price control.

Although the government is yet to come out with specific rules and guidelines to regulate the online sale of drugs, internet pharmacies are gaining popularity in the country.

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Sale of online prescription drugs could be great news for the customer, but monitoring e-pharmacies effectively will be a challenge.

This is the second time government has extended the date as banks continue to struggle to dispense cash, creating problems for people in emergency. If you are in emergency and need urgent cash for hospitalisation or life saving medicines you can use old banknotes.

India's internet pharmacies are seeing their businesses shrink and struggle in the face of myriad hurdles.

The stock surged after the drug firm received a good manufacturing practice (GMP) certificate from the UKMHRA after an inspection at its Chikalthana plant.

On the other hand a nationwide strike of chemists continued on Wednesday against illegal online sale of medicines.

Healthcare provider Apollo Hospitals Enterprise plans to start online drug sales in India, while Zigy, and Sequoia Capital-backed 1 mg already have e-pharmacies to tap a retail market IMS Health says is worth about $13 billion.