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gk today magazine subscription Published this article page no  104 1. Ensure access to quality medicines. 2. Extend coverage of quality generic medicines so as to reduce the out of pocket expenditure on medicines and thereby redefine the unit cost of treatment per person. 3. Create awareness about generic medicines through education and publicity so that quality is not synonymous with only high price. 4. A public programme involving Government PSUs Private Sector NGO Societies Cooperative Bodies and other Institutions. 5. Create demand for generic medicines by improving access to better healthcare through low treatment cost and easy availability wherever needed in all therapeutic categories. Insta Curious Did you know that the first WHO draft text on GMP was adopted in 1968? In 1969 when the World Health Assembly recommended the first version of the WHO Certification Scheme on the quality of pharmaceutical products moving in the global market it accepted the WHO GMP as an integral part of the Scheme. Reference read this. InstaLinks Prelims Link 1. When was the scheme launched? 2. When was it renamed? 3. The scheme was launched by which Ministry? 4. About BPPI establishment and functions. 5. What is a generic medicine? Mains Link Discuss the need for and significance of Pradhan Mantri Bhartiya Janaushadhi Priyojana (PMBJP). 4. Data protection Bill Context The government has said that it is studying the inputs received on the draft data protection bill and will carefully ensure that any legislation in the digital ecosystem will act as an enabler fuelling the growth momentum. On December 16 2021 the Joint Committee on Personal Data Protection Bill had tabled its report in both the Houses of Parliament giving its views on various provisions. Background Nearly two years after it was constituted on 11 December 2019 the Joint Committee on the Personal Data Protection Bill 2019 headed by BJP MP P.P. Chaudhary presented its final report on the upcoming bill in both Houses of Parliament on 16 December. Key recommendations 1. Remove the word personal from the existing title of Personal Data Protection Bill. This is intended to reflect that the bill in order to better ensure privacy will also be dealing with nonpersonal data such as personal data that has been anonymised.552. Amend the section restricting the transfer of personal data outside India to say sensitive personal data shall not be shared with any foreign government or agency unless such sharing is approved by the central government. 3. No social media platform be allowed to operate in India unless its parent company which controls the technology powering its services sets up an office in the country. 4. It proposes a separate regulatory body to be set up to regulate the media gk today magazine subscription buy.

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