India is often called “the pharmacy of the world”—and for good reason. Blending innovation with cost-effective manufacturing, India supplies a huge share of the world’s essential medicines. In fact, nearly 20% of the world’s generic drugs come from India, reaching over 200 countries. From the United States to Africa, South America to Asia, millions of people rely every day on Indian-made medicines and vaccines. What makes India’s pharmaceutical industry stand out is its winning formula- a combination of competitive pricing, strict adherence to international standards, and expertise in creating affordable versions of medicines as soon as patents expire. Indian factories hum with activity, many carrying approvals from global regulators like the USFDA, EMA, and WHO-GMP; the largest number of approvals outside the US. It’s no wonder that 4 out of every 10 generic drugs in the US are Indian in origin. But India’s story doesn’t stop with generics. Its vaccine…