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Supreme Court dismisses plea on cough syrup deaths
Supreme Court dismisses plea for independent probe into cough syrup deaths of 14 children in Madhya Pradesh.
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thehindu.com
Cough-syrup deaths: Congress demands judicial probe, compensation for deceased's families
Congress demands judicial probe, action, and compensation for families of children who died from cough syrup in MP and Rajasthan.
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Cough syrup death toll rises to 20 in Madhya Pradesh
Adulterated cough syrup in Madhya Pradesh kills 17 children, leading to arrests and protests among medical professionals.
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bbc.com
The deadly dose: Inside India's cough syrup obsession
India’s booming cough syrup market faces scrutiny after contaminated syrups kill multiple children.
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Madhya Pradesh SIT conducts probe at factory, registered address of cough syrup maker in Tamil Nadu
SIT investigates deaths linked to toxic cough syrup, sealing factory and collecting details from Chennai-based pharmaceutical company.
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Cough syrup deaths: IMA demands Nadda's intervention, withdrawal of case against pediatrician
IMA condemns arrest of doctor in Madhya Pradesh cough syrup tragedy, calls for systemic reforms and withdrawal of case.
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Cough syrup deaths: Sresan Pharma owner G. Ranganathan arrested in Chennai
M.P. cough syrup deaths row: Proprietor of Sreshan Pharmacy arrested for producing contaminated cough syrup linked to child deaths in Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan.
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Cough syrup deaths: Supreme Court agrees to urgent hearing on PIL seeking probe
Supreme Court to hear PIL on toxic cough syrup deaths, seeking CBI probe and drug safety reforms.
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Madhya Pradesh cough syrup death toll touches 22; CM Mohan Yadav faults Tamil Nadu officials
Contaminated syrup Coldrif linked to 22 deaths in Madhya Pradesh, Tamil Nadu pharmaceutical company under investigation.
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Supreme Court dismisses plea on cough syrup deaths
Supreme Court dismisses plea for independent probe into cough syrup deaths of 14 children in Madhya Pradesh.
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Madhya Pradesh: WHO flags regulatory gaps after India child deaths from cough syrups
At least 20 children have died after consuming cough syrups contaminated with diethylene glycol.