Monday, October 28, 2019

Moto G8 Plus to Go on Sale for the First Time in India Today at 12pm via Flipkart: Price, Offers, Specifications


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Niti Aayog proposes separate regulator for medical devices

NEW DELHI: Government think tank Niti Aayog has rejected the health ministry’s proposal to bring medical devices under the Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation (CDSCO), saying the body does not have the required expertise. People aware of the matter said the Aayog has instead moved a draft Bill proposing that medical devices be governed by a separate regulator.Earlier this month, the ministry had issued a draft notification saying that all medical devices would come under the category of drugs from December 1 and would be regulated under the Drugs & Cosmetics Act.A senior official confirmed to ET that there is some support for Niti Aayog’s view in the government that it is inappropriate to allow CDSCO to regulate medical devices as they have expertise in pharmacy/chemicals and not in devices.People familiar with the development told ET that the Aayog has floated a draft Bill to regulate over 6,000 bio medical devices in the country.“The Bill proposes a separate regulator for medical devices on the lines of the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI), an autonomous body under the health ministry,” one of the persons cited earlier said, requesting not to be named.71798654 In India, only 23 categories of medical devices are regulated under the Drugs and Cosmetics (D&C) Act. The ministry’s notification said all medical devices will be brought under regulation in a phased manner.It has proposed seven categories of devices intended for use in human beings or animals as drugs with effect from December 1, 2019, while ultrasound equipment would be treated as drugs from November 1, 2020.“Ministry of health should clearly define that its current regulations to define devices as drugs and their regulation by CDSCO is a temporary measure till a separate medical devices law and a competent regulatory authority is formed as devices are not drugs,” Rajiv Nath, forum coordinator of the Association of Indian Medical Devices Industry said.India’s medical devices market is the fourth largest in Asia–after Japan, China and South Korea–at over $10 billion and is projected to grow to $50 billion by 2025.

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Jio's New Plans, Redmi Note 8 Pro Sale, WhatsApp Group Privacy Update, and More Tech News This Week

Jio All-in-One plans, first Redmi Note 8 Pro and Redmi Note 8 sales, WhatsApp Group Privacy settings update, Moto G8 Plus India launch, Redmi K20 update rollout, and other top tech news of the week.

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Sunday, October 27, 2019

Boeing Considered 737 Max System Redesign Before Accidents: US Investigators

Boeing engineers and test pilots considered before two fatal 737 Max crashes whether an anti-stall system should be redesigned.

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Netflix for Android Spotted With Variable Playback Speed Option in New Test

Netflix for Android has been spotted adding variable playback speed option to let you adjust the playback speed of your favourite TV show or movie.

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Jio Phone Rs. 75, Rs. 125, Rs. 155 'All-in-One' Plans vs Jio Rs. 49, Rs. 99, Rs. 153 Plans: Benefits Compared

Jio Phone users can pick any of the four new 'All-in-One' prepaid recharge plans to avail minutes for non-Jio voice calling. The new plans are available in the denomination of 75, Rs. 125, Rs. 155, and Rs. 185.

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BSNL Offers Free Unlimited Voice Calling Benefits to Landline, Broadband Customers on Diwali

BSNL will offer its landline and broadband customers free unlimited voice calling benefits between Sunday, October 27, and Monday, October 28.

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