Anju Ghangurde
Executive Editor, APAC

Anju has been a journalist since 1993 including stints at India's leading financial dailies. She covers a range of topics across the pharma and biosimilar landscape. Drug pricing, policy and regulatory affairs, M&A and patents are areas of special interest to her. She is also a recipient of the British Chevening Scholarship for Young Indian Journalists (2000-01) awarded by the Foreign & Commonwealth Office.
Latest From Anju Ghangurde
US NCI’s Gravitt On Stepping Up Cancer Control Efforts In Asia-Pacific
Dr Patti Gravitt, Deputy Director, Center for Global Health, US National Cancer Institute, in an interview with Scrip, discusses a range of strategies underway and proposed to strengthen cancer control efforts in the Asia Pacific. HPV vaccination and a regional cancer control dashboard are among the areas she highlighted.
ChatGPT Unleashed: Generative AI Use Cases Taking Off In Pharma
As generative AI and its star avatar, ChatGPT, take the world by storm, pharma is seeing traction for use cases around smarter pharmacovigilance and commercial marketing content development, among others. Senior executives from Indegene discuss this and more in an interview with Scrip.
Dr Reddy’s CEO: We’re In ‘Great Dialogue’ With The Innovation Industry In China
Dr Reddy’s is collaborating with innovator firms in China, Israel and the US largely in areas of unmet need, propelling its “Horizon-2” strategy that encompasses segments like biologics and cell and gene therapy, digital services and immuno-oncology NCEs, among others.
First Cetuximab Biosimilar Debuts In India; Merck KGaA Sticks To Guns
Alkem’s ‘affordable’ cetuximab biosimilar set to take on Erbitux in India, even as Merck KGaA pursues a court case seeking information and data related to efficacy and interchangeability of the Indian company's product.
Biocon Pumps Up For Adalimumab US Debut Amid Payer ‘Steady State’
Biocon is confident of its “four channel strategy” for the upcoming debut of biosimilar Humira in the US and also asserts it’s well positioned to compete when price cuts come into play for Sanofi’s Lantus next year.
Biocon Pumps Up For Adalimumab US Debut Amid Payer ‘Steady State’
Biocon is confident of its “four channel strategy” for the upcoming debut of biosimilar Humira in the US and also asserts it’s well positioned to compete when price cuts come into play for Sanofi’s Lantus next year.