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    • Entrepreneurs face challenges in diverse areas such as clinical trial approvals, manufacturing standards, and market authorization.
    • Specific issues vary depending on the type of innovative product being developed.

    Conclusions:

    • Addressing the complexities of the Indian regulatory system is crucial for fostering biotech innovation.
    • Simplifying and harmonizing regulatory pathways can significantly ease the endeavors of Indian bio-entrepreneurs.
    • Proactive engagement with regulatory bodies and strategic planning are essential for successful product commercialization.