User: prashantiyengar Topic: IP
Category: drugs :: india
Last updated: May 24 2013 13:14 IST RSS 2.0
 
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SPECIAL: Ranbaxy's dark chapter (Cached) 24.5.2013 Rediff: Business
The company has admitted it fudged data so that it could launch its products in the United States. It has now paid $500 million as a penalty to settle the case.
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US urged to take tougher line on Indian trade practices (Cached) 15.5.2013 TOI: Intl Business
"The United States should not sit idly by as the Indian government enacts regulations that harm American industry and jobs," Stephen Ezell, senior analyst at the Information Technology & Innovation Foundation (ITIF), said in a paper.
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Top Indian generic drug makers look to US as patents end (Cached) 9.5.2013 Rediff: Business
They seek to profit from big-selling drugs going off-patent this year in the lucrative market.
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Speech by the President of India, Shri Pranab Mukherjee on the occasion of the Convocation 2013 of Sido Kanhu Murmu (Cached) 30.4.2013 Govt of india: PIB
Speech by the President of India, Shri Pranab Mukherjee on the occasion of the Convocation 2013 of Sido Kanhu Murmu

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License for Manufacturing Generic Anti-Cancer Drugs (Cached) 30.4.2013 Govt of india: PIB
License for Manufacturing Generic Anti-Cancer Drugs

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Little support for pharma MNCs on patent issue (Cached) 27.4.2013 TOI: Intl Business
Multinational drug companies that are complaining against the Indian government and patent authorities using flexibilities under the World Trade Organisation’s Agreement on Trade Related Aspects of Intellectual Property rights are finding little support in the international community.
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Growth will be back on track by elections, says FM (Cached) 18.4.2013 Rediff: Business
US Chamber of Commerce attacks India over intellectual property rights.
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Made-in-India generics have low prices, meet high quality standards (Cached) 16.4.2013 TOI: India
Made-in-India generics have low prices, meet high quality standards
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COLUMN: Struggle for life saving drugs (Cached) 16.4.2013 Rediff: Business
People die from diseases like AIDS, TB, etc because life saving essential medicines are either too expensive, or not available because they are not seen as financially viable.
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Struggle for life saving drugs (Cached) 16.4.2013 Rediff: Columns
People die from diseases like AIDS, TB, etc because life saving essential medicines are either too expensive, or not available because they are not seen as financially viable.
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Pfizer reduces field staff base in India (Cached) 16.4.2013 Rediff: Business
Employees allege forcible layoffs; firm says ensuring it "best maximises performance and optimises resources"
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Novartis has 219 patents in India (Cached) 15.4.2013 Rediff: Business
Data contradict Swiss drug major's claim that India does not respect IPR.
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India refutes US criticism of its FDI, IPR laws (Cached) 13.4.2013 Rediff: Business
USTR has said India imposed several barriers in major services industries such as insurance, banking, audiovisual, accounting, legal, telecommunications, distribution services, postal and express delivery services.
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'India, EU showing political will to seal FTA' (Cached) 12.4.2013 Rediff: Business
India was apprehensive because EU was pushing for data exclusivity provisions that would have affected domestic pharma companies.
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Should pharma MNCs be peeved? (Cached) 12.4.2013 Rediff: Business
In spite of all their complaints, pharma MNCs have been gaining market share in India. And this growth has come largely with generics.
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Should pharma MNCs be peeved? (Cached) 12.4.2013 Rediff: Columns
In spite of all their complaints, pharma MNCs have been gaining market share in India. And this growth has come largely with generics.
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Indian patent rulings may face legal heat internationally (Cached) 11.4.2013 ET: Policy
Multinational drug makers, who have invested billions of dollars on research, are peeved with some of the recent court rulings in India
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Novartis case:Supreme Court ruling wise and balanced (Cached) 10.4.2013 Rediff: Interviews
Supreme Court is saying that consumers should not be forced to pay higher prices just because it is chemically a new drug unless there is a therapeutic benefit involved.
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'Novartis ruling: It is not an anti-patent judgement' (Cached) 10.4.2013 Rediff: Business
Supreme Court is saying that consumers should not be forced to pay higher prices just because it is chemically a new drug unless there is a therapeutic benefit involved.
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Column: What was the Novartis case really about? (Cached) 8.4.2013 Rediff: Business
The drug Glivec was a genuinely new and important discovery deserving of patent protection.
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