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India hopes Hyderabad 'pharma city' will break China's grip on industry

India's ability to secure not just its own drug supply but that of Africa, the Americas and Europe is at stake

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Inside a laboratory at Laurus Labs’ research and development center in Genome Valley | Photo: Bloomberg

On the edge of Hyderabad in southern India, a vast patch of arid shrub-land the size of about 14,000 football fields is becoming a testing ground for a model that

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First Published: Apr 12 2022 | 8:10 AM IST

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