law: Pharmacy Act, 1948 
  14. Qualifications granted outside the territories to
  
  which this Act extends
  The Central Council,
  
  if it is satisfied that any qualification in pharmacy granted by an authority
  
  outside the 26[territories to which this Act extends] affords a
  
  sufficient guarantee of the requisite skill and knowledge, may declare such
  
  qualification to be an approved qualification for the purpose of qualifying for
  
  registration under this Act, and may for reasons appearing to it sufficient at
  
  any time declare that such qualification shall be deemed 27[,
  
  subject to such additional conditions, if any, as may be specified by the
  
  Central Council,] to be approved only when granted before or after a specified
  
  date :
  Provided that no person other
  
  than a 28[citizen of India] possessing such qualification shall be
  
  deemed to be qualified for registration unless by the law and practice of the
  
  State or country in which the qualification is granted, persons of India origin
  
  holding such qualification are permitted to enter and practice the profession
  
  of pharmacy.