Cadila Pharmaceuticals

[3] In 2014, a cautionary notice appeared on the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) website, highlighting substantial manufacturing practice discrepancies discovered by inspectors in March at Cadila Pharmaceuticals' Ankleshwar facility in Gujarat.

[4] This incident marked one among several Indian pharmaceutical companies receiving regulatory warnings from the FDA, indicating increased scrutiny on generic drugmakers.

[7] In 2018, the chairman of the company, Rajiv Modi, went through a widely publicized and contentious divorce with his wife, Monica, who comes from a prominent Mumbai-based business family of Garware.

[11] The case involves accusations of rape, assault, and intentional insult by a Bulgarian woman employed as a flight attendant and personal assistant at the company.

She reported multiple instances of sexual harassment from February to March 2023, stating that she was terminated in April 2023 after resisting Modi's alleged “illicit demands”.

[citation needed] On 4 March 2024, Cadila Pharmaceuticals announced the launch of Cadiflu Tetra, a quadrivalent influenza vaccine approved for use in adults and children by the Drugs Controller General of India (DCGI), using proprietary technology with nano-sized particles to mimic the virus's external structure without containing its genetic material.