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India stands at a decisive inflection point in its pharmaceutical journey. For over five decades, the nation has rightfully earned global recognition as the “Pharmacy of the World”—a title forged through scale, affordability, and an unmatched capability in generic medicines. Yet, this very success has become a strategic constraint. The global pharmaceutical order is rapidly shifting from volume-driven generics to innovation-led therapeutics, complex biologics, precision medicine, and knowledge-intensive healthcare solutions.
Despite possessing scientific talent, manufacturing depth, regulatory experience, and entrepreneurial energy, India remains underrepresented in new chemical entities (NCEs), original biologics, breakthrough medical technologies, and global intellectual property leadership. The question is no longer whether India can manufacture medicines cheaply—but whether India can discover, design, and define the medicines of the future.
This book is written to confront that question head-on.
Beyond Generics is not a celebratory account of past achievements, nor a pessimistic critique of current limitations. It is a strategic, ethical, scientific, and policy-oriented roadmap—intended to reframe India’s pharmaceutical ambition from a manufacturing powerhouse to a global healthcare thought leader.

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