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Answered On:06.12.2000 Purchase of Medicines by Cghs Dispensaries Ramdas Athawale;Shivaji Vithalrao Kamble

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Answered On:06.12.2000 Purchase of Medicines by Cghs Dispensaries Ramdas Athawale;Shivaji Vithalrao Kamble GOVERNMENT OF INDIA HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE LOK SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO:2811 ANSWERED ON:06.12.2000 PURCHASE OF MEDICINES BY CGHS DISPENSARIES RAMDAS ATHAWALE;SHIVAJI VITHALRAO KAMBLE Will the Minister of HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE be pleased to state: to the reply given to Unstarred Question No. 4392 on August 21, 2000 and state: (a) whether the said information has been collected; (b) if so, the details thereof; (c) if not the reasons for delay in this regard; and (d) the time by which the said information is likely to be collected? Answer THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE (SHRI A. RAJA) (a)&(b): The dispensary-wise information on local purchase of Allopathic medicines is given at Annexure-A. The total consolidated expenditure on Allopathic, Ayurvedic and Homoeopathic system of medicines is given at Annexure-B. Allopathic medicines are received from Medical Stores Organisation (MSO) in bulk against the indent placed by the CGHS Medical Stores Depot (MSD) and distributed to the individual CGHS dispensaries as per their demandT. he payment to the MSO is made by the Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS) on book adjustment basis against the complete supply to the CGHS Medical Stores Depot, New Delhi. The MSO does not supply any details to CGHS MSD, New Delhi about the payments received by them on book adjustment through the DGHS. The MSO also does not indicate the Unit price of the medicines in their vouchers and therefore CGHS is not in a position to give the dispensary-wise expenditure of the medicines supplies received from the MSO. The information relating to parts (b), (c) and (d) of the Lok Sabha Unstarred Question No. 4392 for 21.8.2000 are given at Annexure- C. (c)&(d): In view of (a) and (b) above, the question do not arise. Lok Sabha USQ No. 2811 for dated 28.11.2000 ANNEXURE `A` EXPENDITURE ON LOCAL PURCHASE OF DISPENSARIES OF DELHI S. Name of the TOTAL EXPENDITURE No. dispensary 1997-98 1998-99 1999-2000 1 Jungpura 1006100 1710460 1718613 2 Pushp Vihar 2139908 2657248 3991737 3 M.B. Road 3457494 5363975 7456109 4 Munirka 1505094 2018449 2593630 5 Laxmi Bai Nagar 2121431 3951097 4077869 6 Sadiq Nagar 2830366 2786297 4278695 7 Hauz Khas 3096384 4467232 6260394 8 Sriniwaspuri 3782645 5176498 6815510 9 Nanakpura 1877059 2747030 3815841 10 Lajapat Nagar 2431133 4219006 3856531 11 Kidwai Nagar 3834078 4822462 3525973 12 Moti Bagh 2194009 3351151 2877634 13 Netaji Nagar 1718644 2764199 3696059 14 Nauroji Nagar 2581559 4376026 4315945 15 Kalkaji-I 4039163 4419966 1085464 16 Kalkaji-II 2291577 2870373 3426917 17 Sarojini Nagar-I 1141977 2060200 2012246 18 Sarojini Nagar-II 1141236 1327239 1759608 19 Andrews Ganj 2041594 4088955 4072119 20 Sarojini Nagar 1225461 1881373 2255136 Market 21 Malviya Nagar 3520064 1764655 5567274 22 Rama Krishna Puram- 3759576 3783909 4661192 I 23 Rama Krishna Puram- 2336808 4710501 5428471 II 24 Rama Krishna Puram- 4117190 5795231 5965072 III 25 Rama Krishna Puram- 4081861 4375382 6582077 IV 26 Rama Krishna Puram- 2224520 2442271 3612162 V 27 Rama Krishna Puram- 3162771 2724290 4039750 VI 28 Kasturba Nagar-I 1225532 1641160 1972279 29 Kasturba Nagar-II 819985 1242086 1664849 30 Subzi Mandi 2662564 3180671 4903083 31 Pul Bangash 1189481 1834163 1967198 32 G.K.G. 3033485 3660809 4543245 33 Mayur Vihar 6961513 6365474 8241893 34 Laxmi Nagar 5351063 9252612 7251145 35 Dilshad Garden 817358 1571328 2439311 36 Chandni Chowk 1639831 1973745 1647531 37 Daryaganj 1290390 2028697 2068592 Grand Total 94650904 125406220 146447154 S. Name of the TOTAL EXPENDITURE No. dispensary 1997-98 1998-99 1999-2000 38 Vivek Vihar 5181956 6008924 7204482 39 Timarpur 2609895 2422004 4172551 40 Shahdara 3906849 3593092 5304100 41 Rajpura Road 1493824 929906 1631620 42 Yamuna Vihar 2175610 2931956 5007516 43 Kingsway Camp 6346390 4108482 37042234 44 New Rajinder Nagar 3563967 4345603 5476722 45 Janak Puri-I 8113173 13357065 17819523 46 Janak Puri-II 6735022 8287737 10489133 47 Pitam Pura 3501996 4525156 6449056 48 Rohini 2548142 4424006 5658031 49 Palam Colony 2959073 3401257 5402309 50 Delhi Cantt 3337726 3224128 3849497 51 Karol Bagh 1558403 2443450 2842706 52 Shakur Basti 2322594 3974636 5840517 53 Tilak Nagar 2905644 2979127 6528168 54 Naraina 1780491 1838948 2392682 55 Paschim Vihar 4366304 4452696 7587239 56 Sunder Vihar 2444142 4097270 5703934 57 Dev Nagar 2521009 3146702 4233228 58 Hari Nagar 3714745 4597924 6614805 59 Inder Puri 1921886 2450626 2926487 60 Pusa Road 1373864 1909492 2048881 61 East Patel Nagar 2833061 3891607 4991108 62 West Patel Nagar 2088857 2715253 3936241 63 Rajouri Garden 4709657 6095307 8373893 64 Ashok Vihar 4719193 5777217 7727637 65 Nangal Raya 4358807 4934640 5408317 66 Tri Nagar 971847 2850377 4299097 67 Minto Road 3473384 6182175 5878097 68 Lodhi Road-I 2446946 3106492 4399415 69 Lodhi Road-II 4214430 4377518 4789996 70 Chanakya Puri 1001556 2161979 2041715 71 Nodia 1701161 4951939 8122257 72 President Estate 2214639 2966640 3663651 73 Ghaziabad 2982896 3075064 3691928 74 South Avenue 3053857 2666031 14698432 75 North Avenue 4879452 5645498 10587558 76 Parliament House 1511561 1409347 - Annexe 77 Maternity & Gynae 301848 711147 - Hosp. R.K. Puram 78 Gole Market-I 4956248 6094707 6922868 79 Kali Bari 3083419 3317438 5169359 80 Gurgaon 1136038 1581742 3248270 81 Medical Store 556770 143382 1575334 Depot 82 Telegraph Lane 1409774 1691790 2074426 83 Constitution House 4399703 4027806 17567988 84 Pragati Vihar 1200163 1295310 1421085 85 Pandara Road 2834546 3895070 4277343 86 Faridabad 2143824 1999646 2894491 87 Pahar Ganj 2536628 3968962 4078883 88 Chitragupta Road 4864751 5786902 6377537 89 Parliament House 293841 904157 2121700 Annexe 90 First Aid Post 320877 84074 2579863 Nirman Bhavan/Maternity Hospital R.K. Puram 91 Dr.Zakir Hussain 2791448 3380658 4256527 Road GRAND TOTAL 32528030 38171644 64565674 ANNEXURE `B` THE TOTAL CONSOLIDATED EXPENDITURE ON ALLOPATHIC, AYURVEDIC AND HOMOEOPATHIC SYTEM OF MEDICINE DURING LAST THREE YEARS IS GIVEN AS UNDER: S. Year Allopathic Ayurvedic Homoeopathic No. 1. 1997-98 394573476.00 17000000.00 4667796.00 2 1998-99 413740813.00 19903536.00 4318004.00 3. 1999-00 492888754.00 17566420.00 4223862.00 ANNEXURE `C` (b) the details of established (b) The information is as practice adopted by the Govt. under:- to maintain the required quality and specifications of Allopathic: CGHS procures all Allopathic, Homoeopathic and the Formulary items from Ayurvedic medicines to ensure MSO(DGHS) which contains a that CGHS beneficiaries are certificate `that all supplied good quality of medicines are got tested and medicines are found of standard quality.` To ensure the quality random testing is also being done at Government/Government approved laboratories by CGHS and also by drug controller (Delhi State) on routine/complaint basis. Homoeopathic: All the Homoeopathic mediciens are got tested from Homoeopathic Pharmacopoeia Laboratory, Ghaziabad to ensure the quality of medicines. Ayurvedic Due to non availability of any Standarisation of Ayurvedic medicines, the medicines are being selected by the Inspection Committee by adopting Organaleptic method of test. However the medicines containing Gold Opium and Bhang are being tested at PLIM, Ghaziabad. (c) the details of medicines (c) The details of medicines found adulterated or sub- found substandard medicines standard indicating the name system-wise during last 3 quantity and quality of the years are as under:- medicines in all the three above mentioned systems of medicines; and HOMOEOPATHIC S. Name of the Name of firm Quantity No medicine . 1997-98 Nil 1998-99 1 Gelsemium M/s Dr. 5x30 ml 10M Wellman i Homoeo. Labs. Ltd. Delhi 2 Thuja Cm -do- 5x3 Oml 3 Bryonia M/s Bhandari 35x 100 Alb.30 Homoeo (P) ml Ltd. Bhiwadi (Raj 4 Pulsatilla -do- 15x100 30 ml 5 Abis Nigra -do- 5x100 ml 30 6 Lillium -do- 3x100 ml Tig.30 7 Natrum -do- 3x100 ml Phos.30 8 Paeonia 30 -do- 3x100 ml 9 Sangunaria -do- 3x100 ml Nit.30 10 Justicea 30 -do- 5x100 ml 11 Ruta G 30 -do- 15x100 ml 12 Silicea 30 -do- 15x100 ml 1999-2000 Nil ALLOPATHIC 1997-98 1. Sulfacetamid Venus 1603 e Eye drops Remedies vials 1998-99 Nil 1999-2000 1. Vit.`C` 500 Edificc Lab. 20914 mg Ludhiana tab. 2. Cap M/s Cosy 14493 Rifampicin Pharmaceutica caps. 450 mg ls Pvt. Ltd., Noida 3 Furazolidin M/s 22650 Tab Daffodilis tab. Pharmaceutica ls Ltd. Jawaha Ng. Rohtak Road, Meerut 4 Gentamicine M/s Daffcolls 1503 Eye Drop Pharma, vials Meerut Ayurvedic 1997-98 Nil 1998-99 Nil 1999-2000 Nil (d) the steps taken or (d) In view of (a) & (b) proposed to be taken against above, questions does not the officials responsible for arise. these sub-standard medicines? .
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