Baroque culture, flourishing in the 17th and early 18th centuries, was marked by intricate, artistic and intellectual advancements across art, architecture, literature, music as well as medicine.
In medicine, this era marked a shift from traditional to modern thinking, with significant advancements like the use of new instruments like the microscope and telescope, improved understanding of human anatomy through autopsies, and the development of modern pathology. Surgeons and physicians began distinguishing diseases, while medical illustrations and quarantine measures became essential tools in diagnosis and public health.
The Baroque era known for a shift toward new ways of thinking parallels the transformation of the Indian pharmaceutical industry in the 1990s as it aligned with global standards. We chose the name 'Baroque' to reflect our role in this evolving landscape, embracing innovation and new methodologies in a dynamic global environment.