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Indian Journal of Research in Homoeopathy

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    Indian Standard for Globules used in Homoeopathy
    (Central Council for Research in Homoeopathy, 2025) Vivekanand, Kumar; Katarmal, Daisy; Saxena, Indra Gaurav; Taneja, Divya; Dixit, Shrishti; Manchanda, Raj Kumar
    This article aims to describe and critically examine the Indian Standard (IS 18947:2024) for globules used in Homoeopathy, outlining the technical specifications, testing methods, and significance for pharmaceutical quality assurance. The implications of the standard for manufacturers, quality control laboratories, consumers and regulatory bodies engaged in the production and evaluation of homoeopathic drugs are highlighted by presenting a consolidated view of the standard’s scope and applications. This discussion underscores the continued importance of systematic standardization in ensuring the safety, consistency, and global credibility of homoeopathic medicinal products produced in India.
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    Indian standard of plastic containers and closures for dispensing homoeopathic pharmaceutical preparations
    (Central Council for Research in Homoeopathy, 2025) Homoeopathy Sectional Committee
    Homoeopathic medicines require safe packaging to maintain their quality and effectiveness. Proper packaging prevents contamination, preserves potency, and ensures patient safety. Hence, Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) had received the proposal from the Ministry of Ayush for the development of BIS standards for packaging material used for homoeopathic medicinal products (HMP). One such packaging is plastic containers. Accordingly, IS 19084: 2024 was developed and notified, which specifies requirements for plastic containers and closures used for packaging, storage, and dispensing of homoeopathic pharmaceutical preparations in solid and liquid dosage forms. This paper reports the details of the standard and the methodology adopted for its formulation.