Important Notes

Requirements for franchise of Janaushadhi Kendra

• For opening new JAS minimum space required is 120 sq feet.
• The store should have sufficient furniture like:
  Racks to store the medicines, counter for issue of bills and medicines to patients, office tables, computer table and chair/stools etc for working of staff.
• The operating agency will recruit the staff for running the store as per the requirement at their own cost.
• All billings should be done using software provided by BPPI. No medicine can be sold in JAS without using the software provided by BPPI
• The number of medicines to be sold at JAS will be increased to make the scheme viable, in addition, surgical as per requirement would also be supplied. In addition,PMBJK operators will be allowed to sell allied medical products, commonly sold in chemist shops. NGOs/Charitable Institutions/Reputed professional bodies/organizations will be allowed to sell medicines which are not in the list of BPPI with prior information and approval from BPPI.
• It shall be the responsibility of the operating entity to obtain drug license in the name of Jan Aushadhi Store and other permissions to run a drug store. Compliance to all statutory requirements for storage of drugs shall be ensured by the operating agency.
• BPPI’s Distributor will take back Expiry/Breakage to the maximum extent or upto 2% of the total purchase value of JAS.
• Operating agency will run JAS as per terms and conditions in agreement to be signed with BPPI before start of operations.

Who can Apply for Janaushadhi Kendra :

• Any NGO/Institution/Co-operative Society identified by State Governments and free space provided in the premises of Government Hospital by the State Governments;
• Any NGO/Society/Trust/Institution/Self Health Group having experience of operation in welfare activities for 3 years and having space and financial capacity OR Any individual including un-employed pharmacist / medical practitioner having space and financial capacity.
  

If you interested to take a franchise of Janaushadhi Kendra, first read guidelines for franchise requirements in document section. Then fill up the application form attached to document section and send in to the address:

To,
The General Manager (Marketing&Sales),
Bureau of Pharma Public Sector Undertakings of India (BPPI),
8th Floor, Videocon Tower, Block E-1,
Jhandewalan Extension,
New Delhi – 110055
Tel –011-49431800

The closed envelope should clearly say "Application For The New PMBJK" before the address.

Locate Janaushadhi Kendra near you from this link: http://janaushadhi.gov.in/StoreDetails.aspx

Bureau of Pharma PSUs of India

8^th Floor, Block E-1, Videocon Tower,

Jhandewalan Extension,

New Delhi - 110055

Tel  : 011-49431800

Fax : 011-49431899

Toll Free Number : 1800 180 8080 / 1800 3000 3468

Requirements for franchise of Janaushadhi Kendra

• For opening new JAS minimum space required is 120 sq feet.
• The store should have sufficient furniture like:
  Racks to store the medicines, counter for issue of bills and medicines to patients, office tables, computer table and chair/stools etc for working of staff.
• The operating agency will recruit the staff for running the store as per the requirement at their own cost.
• All billings should be done using software provided by BPPI. No medicine can be sold in JAS without using the software provided by BPPI
• The number of medicines to be sold at JAS will be increased to make the scheme viable, in addition, surgical as per requirement would also be supplied. In addition,PMBJK operators will be allowed to sell allied medical products, commonly sold in chemist shops. NGOs/Charitable Institutions/Reputed professional bodies/organizations will be allowed to sell medicines which are not in the list of BPPI with prior information and approval from BPPI.
• It shall be the responsibility of the operating entity to obtain drug license in the name of Jan Aushadhi Store and other permissions to run a drug store. Compliance to all statutory requirements for storage of drugs shall be ensured by the operating agency.
• BPPI’s Distributor will take back Expiry/Breakage to the maximum extent or upto 2% of the total purchase value of JAS.
• Operating agency will run JAS as per terms and conditions in agreement to be signed with BPPI before start of operations.

Who can Apply for Janaushadhi Kendra :

• Any NGO/Institution/Co-operative Society identified by State Governments and free space provided in the premises of Government Hospital by the State Governments;
• Any NGO/Society/Trust/Institution/Self Health Group having experience of operation in welfare activities for 3 years and having space and financial capacity OR Any individual including un-employed pharmacist / medical practitioner having space and financial capacity.
  

If you interested to take a franchise of Janaushadhi Kendra, first read guidelines for franchise requirements in document section. Then fill up the application form attached to document section and send in to the address:

To,
The General Manager (Marketing&Sales),
Bureau of Pharma Public Sector Undertakings of India (BPPI),
8th Floor, Videocon Tower, Block E-1,
Jhandewalan Extension,
New Delhi – 110055
Tel –011-49431800

The closed envelope should clearly say "Application For The New PMBJK" before the address.

Locate Janaushadhi Kendra near you from this link: http://janaushadhi.gov.in/StoreDetails.aspx

About Janaushadhi Store

BPPI was established in December, 2008 under the Department of Pharmaceuticals, Government of India. The Bureau has been registered as an independent society under the Societies Registration Act, 1860 as a separate independent legal entity in April, 2010. BPPI follows the provisions of GFR, 2017 as amended from time to time, the CVC guidelines, and instructions from the Department of Pharmaceuticals.

Vision:

"To bring down the healthcare budget of every citizen of India through providing Quality generic Medicines at Affordable Prices."

Mission:

• 1. Create awareness among public regarding generic medicines.
• 2. Create demand for generic medicines through medical practioners.
• 3. Create awareness through education and awareness program that high price need not be synonymous with high quality.
• 4. Provide all the commonly used generic medicines covering all the therapeutic groups.
• 5. Provide all the related health care products too under the scheme.

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