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2 Naga outfits clashed over one’s ties with security forcesNorth Korea Test Fires New Air-Defence Missile SystemDeputy Premier Of German State Bavaria Found Dead In Berlin HotelRepublican US House Speaker To Step Down After Midterm RoutHakeem Jeffries launches bid for US House Speaker after Democratic sweepIn season of protests, contentious Agnipath provision rolled back to send message to youthZelensky Hopes Democratic Gains In US Midterms Will Help UkraineBengal govt to include Syama Prasad Mookerjee in school curriculum, drop Singur chapterPrem Singh Chandumajra quits SAD (Punar Surjit), likely to return to Badal-led party11 SDRF, fire services personnel missing after rescue boats capsize in Telangana floodwaters

Cancer drug prices may fall as government plans 30% trade margin cap

viaTimes of India8 Oct

The Indian government has announced plans to cap trade margins on all types of cancer drugs. This decision aims to make cancer medications more affordable and accessible, potentially reducing prices by up to 70%. It is expected to result in savings of around Rs 2,500 crore annually for patients. An…

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