Indian Pharmaceuticals Information

India is becoming global hub for the pharmaceutical and Clinical research industry. The reason that Indian Pharma Industry is rapidly growing because of its excellent and strong Research and Development (R&D) facility. No wonder Indian pharma and clinical research industry has become a favorable business environment worldwide. Today India is the worlds third-largest pharma supplier with turnover of US$ 21.04 billion per year (The Economic Times. 8 June 2010). Manpower requirement in Pharma and Clinical jobs has become difficult task for pharma recruiter. Through there is a huge global competitiveness, the Indian pharma industry become one of the worlds preferred destination for pharma and clinical investments. Due to globalization Indian pharma market holds strong networks with regional markets. India is serving as a base for pharma companies as well as clinical research organizations (CROs) to drive expansion in international markets. Good manpower permit industries develop further in terms of production and delivery. Clinical research involves different levels of studies starts from Drug Discovery Process to post marketing surveillance. As pr Drugs Controller General of India (DCGI), India is 2nd most preferred destination for clinical trials and clinical research after China. Indian clinical research attractiveness index is still growing. It is estimated that the market value of Indian clinical research is estimated at around $300 million and still growing. Why pharma companies interested in investing in India? There are many positive factors that India attracting clinical research companies like World class medical and lab facilities. Apart from this, one of the best reasons is MANPOWER. Yes Indian has an excellent manpower resource with high intelligence and determination and hard work. The human resources is cost effective compared to other countries. India posses more than 300 Medical Colleges, More than 22,000 medical graduates (MBBS, BDS, BAMS, BVMS) are coming out every year. More than seven lakh ...