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Description:The pharma industry in India is growing rapidly. Indian pharmaceutical industry is on its way to become a competitor of global pharma in some key areas, and a potential partner in some other key areas. Indian pharma companies are counted among the world leaders in the production of generics and vaccines. With this India is likely to play a larger role on the world stage and potentially collaborate with global pharma companies to sell their offerings outside of India. Indian pharmaceutical companies have also started R&D of their own. Some of the leading Indian producers have now started conducting original research. Clinical trials can also be conducted in India much more cost effectively. Further, medical and healthcare has become one of the top priorities of the Indian Government. To support the same, Indian authorities have launched new policies and programmes to boost local access

Tags:Global pharma, Indian pharmaceutical industry, pharmaceutical industry, Clinical trials, healthcare, pharma

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