India's Intellectual Property-Based Biomedical Start-Ups

I have posed 50 questions each to the founders of 50 young Indian biomedical firms that are less than five years old. The questions were on the following themes: the backgrounds of the founders and their employees, the area of work of the company, its location and incubation experience, its funding and expenditure, its IP and licensing, its clients, and its risks and challenges. Several are doing pioneering work and the overall picture is impressive. The country should become a source of appropriate, high quality and affordable biomedical products and services in a few years.