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Who Is Accountable for the Medicine in Your Hand?

The Accountability Gap: India’s Drug Regulatory System

Your doctor prescribes it. Pharma manufactures it. The regulator approves it.

But who ensures that the medicine reaching the patient is properly authorized, safe, and quality-assured?

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