
Neetu Chandra Sharma is a Senior Editor at Business Today, where she leads the magazine’s coverage of healthcare and pharmaceuticals. With over two decades of experience in top Indian newsrooms—including Mint, Hindustan Times, the India Today Group, and Zee Media—she has consistently reported on the intersection of public health policy, corporate healthcare, and the pharmaceutical industry. Her journalism spans policy deep dives, industry trends, regulatory shifts, and corporate strategy across India’s thriving hea...

Max Healthcare Institute Ltd announced its financial and operating results for the third quarter and nine months ended December 31, 2025, on Thursday.

Study notes lowering taxes on finished cancer drug formulations does not automatically lead to price reductions for patients.

The report compares India’s non-clinical drug approval framework with regulatory practices in the US, European Union, the UK and Japan. It highlights areas where Indian regulators continue to require ...
Metropolis Healthcare Ltd reported Q3FY26 results with profit rising 63% year-on-year and revenue increasing 26% to ₹406 crore, supported by higher patient and test volumes and a higher contribution f...

In a year when global operating profit dipped 0.5% due to restructuring costs, APAC sales rose 19%, or 25% at constant exchange rates, far outpacing the company’s global growth rate

India’s manufacturing exports to the US span pharmaceuticals, medical devices, speciality chemicals and intermediates, segments where tariff stability is a key factor in contracting and capacity plann...

Union Budget 2026: Biologics and biosimilars were also highlighted as segments drawing sustained investor interest.

Union Budget 2026: Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman indicated the government would continue to increase spending on healthcare infrastructure, research and regulation, particularly as disease patte...

Union Budget 2026: Key element of plan is creation of five Regional Medical Hubs, to be set up by states in partnership with private sector.

Budget 2026: According to government and ICMR estimates, non-communicable diseases now account for over 55% of India’s total disease burden.





