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Nearly 5,000 pharmacies to remain open during nationwide strike
Nearly 5,000 pharmacies in Tamil Nadu will remain open during a nationwide strike, ensuring essential medicine supply amid protests.
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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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thehindu.com
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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Chemists, druggists in Madurai to down shutters to protest against online sale of medicine
Chemists, druggists in Madurai to down shutters to protest against online sale of medicine
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Nearly 5,000 pharmacies to remain open during nationwide strike
Nearly 5,000 pharmacies in Tamil Nadu will remain open during a nationwide strike, ensuring essential medicine supply amid protests.
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hindustantimes.com
Around 40,000 medical shops in Tamil Nadu down shutters amid nationwide strike
The All India Organisation of Chemists and Druggists shut down nearly 40,000 medical shops as a protest against illegal pharmacy operations. | India News
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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
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Pharmacies strike against online sale of medicines sees widespread participation in Tiruchi region
Pharmacies in Tiruchi unite in a one-day strike against online medicine sales, highlighting concerns over addiction and regulation.