Events And Losses That Shook India Pharma In The Decade

The past decade witnessed a bout of pharma 'shock and awe' events in India, some of which still reverberate across the industry. The period also marked the death of doyens of the Indian pharmaceutical sector, including the founders of Dr Reddy’s and Lupin.

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2010s Saw Controversial Rulings And The Demise Of Some Industry Titans • Source: Shutterstock

India delivered some hard-hitting rulings around intellectual property rights in the decade gone by, putting big pharma on the back foot at the time.

The downward spiral of the Singh brothers, formerly of Ranbaxy Laboratories Ltd., also continued during the period, consuming significant news space and eroding both their reputational capital and wealth

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