CDSCO Approves Diabetes Drug Ozempic for Indian Market, Off-Label Use Not Permitted | India Today

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CDSCO Approves Diabetes Drug Ozempic for Indian Market, Off-Label Use Not Permitted | India Today

India’s drug regulator, the CDSCO, has approved the drug Ozempic for type 2 diabetes management, despite its global off-label use for weight loss. This approval intensifies competition in the GLP segment, with Munjaro having been approved for diabetes and obesity in March 2025. The stock market is seeing varied performance, with Hindustan Unilever emerging as a top loser. A speaker noted, "the commentary from HUL has been on the conservative side, they are basically talking about sort of, you know, a sort of unchanged performance compared to last quarter in the second quarter." In contrast, the telecom sector, including HFCL and Tejas Networks, is performing well following a BSNL 4G inauguration. The market is also watching Q-commerce and auto stocks like Tata Motors, which is benefiting from a British government loan, for a festive season boost.

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