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It is after quite some time that we are hearing of Indian pharma companies seeking to acquire companies in other parts of the world.This is not just any other development. It reflects a change in the underlying operating matrix of the pharma industry which, for the past many years, has been going through a period of readjustment and is now coming out of it. Now, what makes the Indian pharma sector one where the probability of finding a wealth
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