Domestic pharma players are betting on the Act, which still stands to blacklist five Chinese biotech firms from federally-funded research and contracts.
"The defence Bill doesn't override the Biosecure Act. Both Acts are independent of each other. We don't anticipate any adverse impact on the domestic pharma industry," said Viranchi Shah, national president, Indian Drugs Manufacturers Association.
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