"Following a cluster focused approach, the Council has successfully identified training partners in Baddi (Himachal Pradesh), Hyderabad (Telengana), Bengaluru (Karnataka), Chennai, Ahmedabad and now Pollux LLP in Mumbai, Pune," LSSSDC Chief Executive Officer Ranjit Madan said in a statement here.
"We have absolute confidence that Pollux LLP will, starting early 2017, begin developing a pool of high quality workforce for one of the largest clusters of life sciences activity in the country, thus giving an impetus to growth of this critical sector, Madan said.
"The challenge however remains to maintain this position not only by following stringent global regulatory norms but also develop workforce both in qualitative and quantitative terms for which we have developed two-tier training modules for under graduates and graduates of pharmacy and science," Deshpande added.