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Dr Reddy's & RDIF EDITION IN DELHI 33°C SIGN IN India Ram Temple In Ayodhya LAC Face-Off #MaskIndia Coronavirus Outbreak Opinions And Features Times Evoke Maharashtra Delhi TOP SEARCHES Coronavirus in India Mamata Banerjee Central Vista Project Mehul Choksi India Covid cases Covishield vaccine Cov NEWS / INDIA NEWS / NOT AUTHORISED ANY 3RD PARTY TO SUPPLY SPUTNIK V IN INDIA, LEGAL ACTION AGAINST UNSCRUPULOUS ELEMENTS: DR REDDY’S & RDIF Not authorised any 3rd party to supply Sputnik V in India, legal action against unscrupulous elements: Dr Reddy’s & RDIF Swati Bharadwaj / TNN / May 28, 2021, 20:03 IST FACEBOOK TWITTER LINKEDIN EMAIL AA U P NE XT 1 Not authorised any 3rd party to supply Sputnik V in India, legal action… 2 It's living hell, we are helpless, says HC on black fungus drug… 3 India’s top critical care hospitals for 2020: Research… 4 SPOTLIGHT HYDERABAD: Amid reports from various states about multiple Nothing against Ramdev, will consider Sputnik V suppliers responding to global vaccine tenders, Dr 1 What women want from health withdrawing police… Reddy's Labs said legal action has been initiated against insurance unscrupulous elements committing fraud in the name of 2 Level up work & play game with 11th Sputnik V vaccine in India. Gen laptops In a joint statement issued on Friday, Dr Reddy’s and Russian 3 Did you recently get a loan? Here’s why you need a term insurance Direct Investment Fund (RDIF) said: “In the last few days, there have been several unsubstantiated reports and claims from various quarters in India on alleged tie-ups for the Sputnik V vaccine. Beware of unauthorised individuals offering fake deals or promising procurement of the vaccine posing as its representatives in India.” Pointing out that Dr Reddy’s is the sole custodian of the Russian vaccine in India, they said the Hyderabad-based pharma company has not entered into any partnership or collaboration with any other party for supplying the vaccine. They also said Dr Reddy’s has not authorised any third party or intermediary to supply Sputnik V on its behalf in India and COVID-19 CASES INDIA WORLD urged people to alert the authorities immediately if CONFIRMED DEATHS approached by such unscrupulous elements. 28,175,044 331,895 FULL COVERAGE “The company takes no responsibility for the consequences of unauthorised deals, fraudulent financial transactions or sub- standard products resulting from such fraud,” Dr Reddy’s said. CORONAVIRUS OUTBREAK Pointing out that Dr Reddy’s has the sole distribution rights of Mucormycosis Cowin registration the first 250 million doses (first and second dose components Coronavirus live news included) of the vaccine in India, they said Dr Reddy’s Corona cases today continues to engage in direct talks with the government and Covid-19 vaccine India the private sector to explore partnerships ahead of the i l l h f th i i id J commercial launch of the vaccine in mid-June. TRENDING TOPICS “Dr Reddy’s has put in place cold storage logistics as well as Corona cases in India track-and-trace arrangements for the vaccine. These China child policy arrangements are absolutely imperative to ensure the safety Covishield vaccine and quality of the vaccine and for pharmacovigilance,” the Bihar lockdown partners said. Coronavirus India update live FACEBOOK TWITTER LINKEDIN EMAIL TOP STORIES RIGHT NOW INDIA 1 LATEST COMMENT ‘New rules protect users, framed because of social media giants’ Sathya M refusal to do s... S 3 days ago INDIA Hope the fake sellers are more in India. There should be 2 With ‘Sholay’ dialogue, Mamata asks stricter actions for these fake sellers or hoarders. We need a CMs to take on Centre strong law for these types of criminals who loot public. 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