There is something wrong, terribly wrong, with regulation in India. Either it is so onerous and cumbersome that entrepreneurs get exasperated with the procedural rigors; or it is so lax that it looks like the authorities have let certain sectors do whatever businesses they want to do. The recent cases regarding misleading advertisements by Patanjali Ayurved Limited and allegations of substandard goods and masalas with dangerous ingredients highlight the pathetic state of regulation in the…
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Politicos and officials must ensure stringent regulation of drugs, foods
