New Delhi, Sept. 5 -- The Delhi government's Drugs Control Department (DCD) has directed pharmacies across Delhi to stop displaying or advertising "unrealistic and exaggerated" discounts on medicines, saying claims of discounts as high as 80% raise concerns about the genuineness, source of the drugs. In an advisory issued on August 17, accessed by HT, the department directed all licensed pharmacies and medical stores to refrain from displaying or publicising "unrealistic, exaggerated, false, misleading or vague claims regarding discounts or prices of medicines."htc...