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Indian pharmas are now truly going global
Ask a medical practitioner what makes
him a proud Indian. Ask patients around the world why they trust Indian medicines... Ask any question to test the fundamentals of Indian drug industry and you’d suddenly find yourself amongst pharma giants, gloriously inviting the world to welcome Indian drugs! And true it is. With exports alone earning a breath-taking Rs.246 billion during 2006-07 for the pharma industry (accounting for a scintillating 30% of total revenues), the importance of exports can’t be overlooked. Also, while the sector is upbeat about its double-digit 17.5% growth in retail sales during FY2006-07 (to touch Rs.279 billion), exports reported a brisker growth of 22.2% (Draft National Pharmaceutical Policy 2006)? Surely, much attention of late has been diverted to this growth engine and with a walloping 30% growth expected this fiscal, you can only imagine the rising weight of overseas markets, well-put by Anindya Acharya, Dty. Director of CII’s Pharma Division as, “The Indian domestic market is showing single digit growth. Hence, many Indian companies have been looking at foreign markets to generate revenues.” A marked rise in M&As & licensing deal-count have proved that the Indian pharma army can fire on foreign lands as well, and well! And with appreciation in exports, India Inc. has proved its drug-selling capacity on foreign lands as well. So give it to them, what say?!
Ask a medical practitioner what makes
him a proud Indian. Ask patients around the world why they trust Indian medicines... Ask any question to test the fundamentals of Indian drug industry and you’d suddenly find yourself amongst pharma giants, gloriously inviting the world to welcome Indian drugs! And true it is. With exports alone earning a breath-taking Rs.246 billion during 2006-07 for the pharma industry (accounting for a scintillating 30% of total revenues), the importance of exports can’t be overlooked. Also, while the sector is upbeat about its double-digit 17.5% growth in retail sales during FY2006-07 (to touch Rs.279 billion), exports reported a brisker growth of 22.2% (Draft National Pharmaceutical Policy 2006)? Surely, much attention of late has been diverted to this growth engine and with a walloping 30% growth expected this fiscal, you can only imagine the rising weight of overseas markets, well-put by Anindya Acharya, Dty. Director of CII’s Pharma Division as, “The Indian domestic market is showing single digit growth. Hence, many Indian companies have been looking at foreign markets to generate revenues.” A marked rise in M&As & licensing deal-count have proved that the Indian pharma army can fire on foreign lands as well, and well! And with appreciation in exports, India Inc. has proved its drug-selling capacity on foreign lands as well. So give it to them, what say?!Read More:-
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unleashed in the most unforgiving and bewildering attacks that for generations is revered, finally amalgamating into bed-time fables with real disaster and anecdotes of the past. But for man, the most prodigal of all inhabitants, there remain a few assaults that, like creepy wines, spread their tentacles through the shadows and eventually replicate those giant ‘natural’ killers, colossal and resolute. If one were to categorise the affects of rising mercury levels in our rivers, oceans and other water bodies, perhaps it’s the latter category that holds most disaster in the near future than sporadic onslaughts. Hydrargyrum (Hg), known to common folks as mercury, can spell disaster especially as methyl mercury which accumulates in sea water fish.
Municipal Corporation for bad maintenance of sewage lines, it is unlikely that any amount of preparation could’ve helped on July 26 ’05. 37.2 inches of rain, all in a matter of 24 hours, brought the entire city and other parts of Maharashtra to a standstill. Such was the magnitude of the downpour that parts of Bengalooru and Rajasthan too were affected. Pune based Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology did a study and found out that although the average rainfall in India remained pretty similar, rainfall patterns have changed drastically over a period of around 50 years. It showed increase in heavy rain events and its frequency and a decrease in moderate events, especially in central India.
of all the findings of the Ceres survey. Analysts forecast that the impact on investors is going to be disastrous, especially for the long term ones, as most of the companies still do not provide any kind of climate risk disclosure to their investors, clearly ignoring the investors’ right to know the environmental risks attached with the company they are investing in. Astoundingly, nearly one third of the respondents of the Ceres survey did not even allow their responses to be made public. Unless global regulators make the inclusion of such details as mandatory, and unless such clear double-speak (of hiding details of environmental risks) invites legal action, Enron could well be the most ethical firm this side of the 21st century!
enter the high potential real estate sector, surendra explicates the differentiating factor of his enterprise, “Definitely, it’s all about the passion that you put into your work. It’s all about the experience that you have and we are actually the first to have created a township in India. While everyone was merely talking about the concept of a township, we actually went ahead and created a large scale township in India. People have created small colonies or enclaves, but we have executed it on a large scale, fully integrated township in Powai, Mumbai and in Thane in 1996, we started our second township. So, we have successfully executed two townships where we have residential complex, commercial complex, school, hospital, clubhouse, entertainment facility et al.
e alternative. Ethanol is a bi-product of molasses extracted from sugar cane and large sugar companies are already engaged in its 
interest in protecting the environment from the central government in China. There’s innovation around issues like green building & solar power. But China is also building a lot of coal plants. And in the province, rapid economic development and job creation take precedence over environmental protection. So the picture is very mixed,” said Marc Gunther, a senior writer at Fortune & the author of Faith & Fortune: How Compassionate Capitalism is Transforming American Business. As the government is now starting to realise the importance of environmentally sustainable economic growth, so are the MNCs operating in the manufacturing capital of the world. “China has long represented the last frontier for MNCs to escape environmental regulations. Many took full advantage of the opportunity to pollute with reckless abandon. Result: Their reputations are now suffering! In the new world of transparency & accountability, there is no place for MNCs to hide,” adds Clark. Consequently, neither these MNCs nor Beijing can afford to brush the environmental malaise that is afflicting the nation under the carpet any more, because it is now beginning to show.
