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India's New IPR Policy: Balanced And Evolving?

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India new National Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) policy appears to have steered clear of a host of prickly issues pertaining to the pharmaceutical industry for now while standing firm on the need for "strong measures" against attempts to treat generic drugs as "spurious or counterfeit".

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