Capital injections could help pharmaceutical industry

By Priti Suri and Nikita Ved,PSA
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India has made significant progress in terms of self-reliance in pharmaceutical products. Prices for indigenously manufactured drugs are the lowest in the world.

The success story of the pharmaceutical sector stems from its reliance on reverse engineering – a process that has allowed quick replication of new drugs at a low cost – to make and sell generic drugs.

Priti Suri, PSA
Priti Suri
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This was possible thanks to the overall policy environment created by the Patents Act, 1970, which allowed only process patents.

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Priti Suri is the proprietor of PSA. Nikita Ved is an associate.

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