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The Price Monitoring and Resource Unit (PMRU) will function under the direct control and supervision of:

The Price Monitoring and Resource Unit (PMRU) will function under the direct control and supervision of: Correct Answer State Drug Controller of respective states

The correct answer is State Drug Controller of respective states.

Key Points

  •  A Price Monitoring and Resource Unit (PMRU) has been set up in Karnataka under the aegis of National Pharmaceutical Pricing Authority (NPPA), Department of Pharmaceuticals, Ministry of Chemicals and Fertilizers.
  • What are the Price Monitoring and Resource Units (PMRU)?
    • It is a registered society and shall function under the direct control and supervision of the State Drug Controller of respective states.
    • The unit shall be funded by NPPA for its recurring and non-recurring expenses.

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