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Indian pharma companies must become the global benchmark of quality: Amit Jaju, Sr. MD, India, Ankura Consulting
interviews | March 13, 2022

Indian pharma companies must become the global benchmark of quality: Amit Jaju, Sr. MD, India, Ankura Consulting

Amit Jaju, Senior Managing Director, India in an interview with Thomas C Thottathil outlined the steps Indian pharma companies should follow to be compliant with global regulatory requirements


Indian pharma industry needs a winning partnership
News | February 19, 2022

Indian pharma industry needs a winning partnership

The focus should be on streamlining regulations, developing new molecules, increased industry academia collaboration and tapping the potential of traditional medicines


Expectations and predictions for 2022
Opinion | December 28, 2021

Expectations and predictions for 2022

In India, healthcare has become one of the fastest-growing economic sectors which comprise hospitals, pharma companies, medical equipment and devices, medical tourism, health insurance, clinical trials etc


Union Minister Sonowal announces major plans for promoting Ayush in NE
Policy | August 30, 2021

Union Minister Sonowal announces major plans for promoting Ayush in NE

A sum of Rs 70 crores and Rs 10 crores for a new Ayurvedic college in Assam and upgradation of the ayurvedic college in Guwahati respectively


Pear Therapeutics’ three FDA authorised prescriptions available at OptumRx
Digitisation | August 11, 2021

Pear Therapeutics’ three FDA authorised prescriptions available at OptumRx

OptumRx to make Pear’s three commercial Prescription Digital Therapeutics accessible to patients with Optum formulary access.


Clinical trials in the UK to study the efficacy of Ashwagandha on COVID 19 patients
Drug Approval | August 02, 2021

Clinical trials in the UK to study the efficacy of Ashwagandha on COVID 19 patients

Ayush Ministry will conduct the study along with the UK’s London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine