BCD increase on laboratory chemicals to hit R&D efforts
The import of these chemicals grew steadily during this period and was $7.86 million in 2019-20, $14.06 in 2020-21, $24.2 million in 2021-22 and $51.29 in 2022-23.
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Pharma’s R&D Ambitions Go Global
India’s life sciences R&D is undergoing a sea change. Given the huge risks and investments involved, can India taste success in innovative medicine, therapy and diagnostic tools?
Budget 2023: A Common Pool Of Science Infra To Spur R&D
Move will help research institutes access funds to procure expensive equipment for R&D activities.
The API Man of Laurus
With several years of experience in the pharma industry, Satyanarayana Chava has catapulted Laurus among the top global R&D firms.
India's R&D expenditure is one of the lowest in the world: NITI Aayog
India's gross expenditure on R&D as a percentage of GDP has been lower than Brazil and South Africa.
Nivruti Rai: In tech she trusts
A techie at heart, Rai is steering Intel India on its journey from a PC-centric to a data-centric company to keep up with the new data-driven digital world.
Samsung India: The bigger picture
With more than two decades in the country, Samsung India has a finger in every pie, and is fighting competition to stay on top of the game with innovation and a strong distribution network.
‘Coworking is the fastest growing segment in commercial real estate’
Smartworks, which added half a million sq. ft through its key markets in Mumbai and Bengaluru this year, plans to add another million sq. ft in the next six months, says founder Neetish Sarda.
R&D: In search of the next big ideas
Top global companies are tapping India’s army of educated engineers to set up research and development centres in the country. But will it make India an innovation hub?
Video: Inside the issue, August 2018
The future of Indian conglomerates, the changing face of family offices, India as the next R&D hub, and more from the August issue.
