The humanitarian assistance reportedly comes after the attack in Kabul that killed many people and left several people injured and created urgent medical needs in the city.
According to PIB Fact Check, the document promises a loan of Rs three lakh in exchange for a payment of Rs 7,699 described as an "insurance charge refund".
Laurus is witnessing a strong scale-up in CDMO business from global innovator pharma, including rare formulation-level contracts for patented products, adds Motilal Oswal.
