The Delhi government plans to launch 13 mobile pharmacy vans as part of the Jan Aushadhi initiative to improve access to affordable medicines in areas lacking healthcare facilities. These vans will target underserved populations, including residents of slums and resettlement colonies. The initiative aims to provide timely access to essential and life-saving generic drugs, helping to reduce out-of-pocket healthcare expenses for residents. Each mobile unit will be equipped with medicine storage racks, cold-chain facilities, power backup, and GPS tracking. The vans will also feature inventory management software and support for digital payments, ensuring transparency and efficiency. Compliance with the Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940 is mandatory, and only quality generic medicines will be supplied. Operators will face strict penalties for violations, including contract termination for issues such as overpricing or selling substandard medicines.