India is yet to finalise regulations for online drug sales, or e-pharmacies, but the growth of several online sellers such as Medlife, Netmeds, Temasek-backed PharmEasy and Sequoia Capital-backed 1mg has threatened traditional drug-store businesses.
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Read MoreBy 2023, up to 30 per cent of world news and video content will be authenticated to counter deepfake technology, the report said.
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