The Indian vaccine market has carved a niche for itself at the global level and is anticipated to reach a valuation of $3.07 billion by 2025, according to Minister of State for Science and Technology Jitendra Singh, who was on an official visit to the UK.
Seeking collaboration between India and the UK in the areas of biotech start-ups and vaccine development, the minister said India has developed four indigenous vaccines in just two years.
Mr Singh held a series of meetings with the ministers in the UK government. During a tour of the London Science Museum, Singh said the world is increasingly aware of India's superlative capabilities in preventive healthcare.
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