Dilip G Shah, the voice of domestic pharmaceutical industry, passed away in Mumbai on Friday. He was 77.
Shah served as secretary general of the Indian Pharmaceutical Alliance and championed the cause of local drug makers on issues such as improved market access, intellectual property, and pricing. He also worked in Pfizer India for more than three decades and was a member of its board.
With Indian drug firms facing regulatory heat and sales taking a hit in the US, Shah led the engagement with regulators in India and abroad and IPA began training pharma executives on quality control. “It is
