In an attempt to bridge the urban-rural healthcare divide, the Maharashtra government passed a policy allowing homoeopathic practitioners—upon completing a one-year Certificate Course in Modern Pharmacology (CCMP)—to prescribe select modern allopathic medicines. While framed by state authorities as a pragmatic solution to a shortage of MBBS doctors in primary health centres, the policy flies in…
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