Chapter 254: The Indian Pharmacopoeia Commission

The room was bathed in the warm glow of the mid-morning sun, but the atmosphere inside South Block was far from serene.

Rohan sat at his desk, deep in thought, surrounded by files on healthcare and pharmaceuticals.

He understood that the country's future depended on strong foundations in health and education, and today, his focus was on addressing a critical gap in the nation's healthcare system, ensuring the quality of medicines.

"Neeraj," Rohan called out, and his secretary entered promptly. "Get Health Minister D.P. Karmarkar here immediately. We need to discuss something crucial."

Within an hour, Karmarkar entered the room, carrying his customary notebook and pen.

"Good morning, Prime Minister," he greeted, taking a seat across from Rohan.