India, Oct. 1 -- How do you assess the current demand for test, measurement and validation technologies in India's life sciences industry, particularly across pharmaceuticals, biopharma, medical devices and diagnostics?

India is moving beyond its traditional role as a manufacturing hub to become a centre for life sciences innovation, engineering and R&D. Global engineering centres are expanding their presence, while domestic companies are investing in areas such as surgical robotics, biologics, biosimilars, advanced medical devices and next-generation diagnostics.

This is driving demand for sophisticated testing and validation, particularly as companies increase automation and digitalisation, products become more complex and software-dr...