Govt may soon ban pharmacy apps/ e-pharmacy like Tata 1mg, NetMeds, Medibuddy and more: here is why
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Govt may soon ban pharmacy apps/ e-pharmacy like Tata 1mg, NetMeds, Medibuddy and more: here is why
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This is called politics never put your all fruits in a basket 
Now this Government is starting to look a lot like other autocratic dictators whose names I won't take. Banning is not the solution to anything. I am still angry about AliExpress being banned. Also how they are helping with planned obsolescence by allowing banking apps to demand a new Android/new phone to run if older one can't be updated.
that is the biggest problem cc na ho toh bank hi change kar ne ka dil karta h phone Ki jgah
Not possible or will not happen. Companies have various ways to deal with these. Local groceries and medicine shops want to loot customers without giving discounts and sub par quality products with limited options. Govt may come up with some rules and regulations but full closure not going to happen.
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Good to see such rumour mongering and/or fake (planted?) stories.
Even a hungry 5 month old baby is less confused in a topless bar
than the bureaucrats and lawmakers
servingruling India presently are, when it comes to public policy, foreign policy, any policy.One day they want to declare cryptocurrencies illegal, next day they want to legalise it and tax it, and then also contemplate having their own crypto wallets launched.
Likewise to please both sides, the big corporates, VC funded startups versus the trader lobby
one day they give soundbytes to please one side
next day they give contradictory soundbytes to please the other side.
In reality, nothing much is done.
Likewise in this case also, i am half guessing that it will all fizzle out.
We asked some people from three newswires who were regularly folliwing up with the Flipkart/Amazon story.. or wherever those imbeciles bought hazchem from.. i the acod attack incident on the poor girl.
Off what we came to know from those people (in the newswire agencies) is that, the big marketplaces did not gave to pay any penalties as of now.
Meaning? Just an 'oops sorry' and a 'pinky promise' of beimg more careful henceforth?
Some fake changes in SOPs, on paper, are enough to convince the governments.
(Any government. I am not favouring the ones before this one).