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The Telangana Drugs Control Administration (DCA) seized Gabazen tablets in Malakpet that were falsely marketed as nutraceuticals. Manufactured by Gothic Pharmaceuticals and marketed by Sifco Ayustar, the product contained gabapentin, a Schedule H drug requiring a licence.
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The Drugs Control Administration (DCA), Telangana, has issued show cause notices to 75 medical shops in Hyderabad for violations related to the sale of weight loss drugs, including Tirzepatide and Semaglutide formulations.
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Banothu Srinu was practicing medicine without proper MBBS qualification at his healthcare facility named Anjali Clinic
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He urged the police officers to uphold the dignity of the department by working impartially and with integrity, stressing the importance of maintaining physical fitness. Expressing his pleasure at the inclusion of highly qualified candidates in the force, he commended the officials for their role in training them. Kamalasan Reddy attended the 7th Passing Out Parade of the Stipendiary Cadet Trainee Police Constables (2024 batch, AR) of the Rachakonda Commissionerate, held at the CTC on Thursday.
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During the raids, the drug inspectors seized drugs, including antidiabetics and antiasthamatic medications, worth Rs 4.87 lakh.
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The DCA team seized nearly 20 varieties of medicines, including higher generation antibiotics, anti-ulcer drugs, analgesics etc, worth Rs 10,000, which were illegally stocked without a drug license for sale at the clinic
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DG TSDCA, V B Kamalasan Reddy, urged wholesalers and traders to supply drugs in bulk only to individuals or medical shops with a valid DCA drug license issued under the Drugs and Cosmetics Act.
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Drug inspectors raid facilities in Wanaparthy and Narayanpet of two individuals who were practicing medicine by falsely claiming that they were allopathic practitioners
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During the raids, the DCA officials found 22 varieties of steroid medicines, including androgen and anabolic steroids, stocked for sale at the premises, indicating the potential for abuse of steroid medicines.
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During the raid, 19 varieties of medicines including habit-forming drugs, steroids, antibiotics, abortifacient drugs, anti-hypertensive drugs, anti-diabetic drugs etc. were found and officials seized the stock worth Rs. 3.5 lakh.
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During a special drive, Drugs Inspector Gandipet discovered that Pathri Saaf Capsules and Syrup, an Ayurvedic medicine from Laborate Pharmaceuticals, Haryana, falsely claimed to treat kidney stones.
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During the subsequent investigations, officials found that it was Dr. G. Madanmohan who was supplying the drugs using courier services to Hyderabad.
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The DCA statement also pointed out that the processing charges for blood/blood components should be displayed prominently in the blood center premises so that it is conspicuously visible to the recipients.
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The DCA advisory informed that the public can refer to the Pharma Sahi Daam website which provides information on the Ceiling Prices fixed by the NPPA and that one must always insist on a bill
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The ‘Ezee-Go Pain Oil was manufactured by Ruhani Herbals, Mohali, Punjab and being marketed by SwisscheM Health Care, Mumbai.
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On Thursday, the Drugs Control Administration (DCA) conducted a raid at Sri Ram Medical Agencies located in Mancherial town.
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A total of 55 varieties of medicines including antibiotics, steroids, pain killer drugs, anti-ulcer drugs, cough syrups, antacids etc. worth Rs 2.10 lakh were found stocked at the premises
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The seized medicines Glucosamine, Methyl sulfonyl methane and Diacerein Tablet, Pregabalin and Methylcobalamin Capsules were being manufactured falsely under a food license at SL Health Care
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Interpol which carries out major operations to crackdown on counterfeit medicines across several countries in the world came to know about spurious drug rackets busted by Drugs Control Administration, Telangana, through different sources.
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The DCA officials, on receiving credible information, raided the premises of Sree Raja Rajeshwara Medical Distributors, Jai Jawan Colony, Kapra and detected huge quantity of thermo labile medicines
