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All major pharmacy chains, hospital-based medical stores, Jan Aushadhi Kendras to remain open on May 20
All major pharmacy chains, hospital-based medical stores, Jan Aushadhi Kendras to remain open on May 20 | India News
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thehindu.com
Nation-wide bandh call: Chemists’ shops to stay open on May 20, but chemists to show support by sporting black badges and ribbons
Mysuru chemists will stay open on May 20, supporting the nationwide bandh against online medicine sales by wearing black ribbons.
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thehindubusinessline.com
Pharmacy shops to remain open despite AIOCD's nationwide strike call against e-pharmacies
Pharmacy shops will remain open on May 20, despite AIOCD's strike against e-pharmacies, ensuring patient access to essential medicines.
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hindustantimes.com
All major pharmacy chains, hospital-based medical stores, Jan Aushadhi Kendras to remain open on May 20
All major pharmacy chains, hospital-based medical stores, Jan Aushadhi Kendras to remain open on May 20 | India News
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Heavy discounts, old prescriptions and 10-minute deliveries: Why thousands of pharmacies in Telangana are shutting down on May 20
Thousands of Telangana pharmacies plan a May 20 shutdown protesting unfair competition from e-pharmacies and delivery apps.
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Medical shops to remain open in NTR district on May 20 during nationwide bandh
Medical shops in NTR district will remain open on May 20 despite the nationwide bandh, ensuring uninterrupted medicine availability.
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Chemists in A.P. respond to bandh call, down the shutters of medical shops
Chemists in Visakhapatnam, Vijayawada and Tirupati shut shops on May 20 for a one-day AIOCD bandh against the dominance of online medicine sales.
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Why are pharmacies and chemists across India protesting?
Medical stores across several parts of India remained shut on May 20 as over 15 lakh chemists and druggists joined a nationwide bandh called by the AIOCD, protesting against…
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Nearly 8 lakh chemists in India observe 24-hour shutdown: What are their demands?
The 24-hour-long strike began on May 20 and will continue till May 21, though emergency medicine services will not be impacted during the strike. | India News