Weirdly, it doesn't seem like a regulatory requirement to print the country of manufacture on the box. All of our food is clearly labelled but not pharmaceuticals? An odd omission.
I speak as someone who worked in India -- Bangalore, in the IT sector -- for 2 years. I loved the place and the people. But for sure the work ethic is ... different to Australia.
Instead, greed and crony capitalism takes over and increasingly, the indian government is getting increasingly involved, reacting to any criticism in a churlish manner.
Really sad to see the wasted potential in a country like India. I suspect this is cultural and not easy to fix.
That might not be palatable but it's true.
My mate Kiran used to lament the state of his own country. "The corruption..." he would sigh.
It's the opposite in the US, for the most part.
Here is one book that goes into some detail:Bottle of Lies: Ranbaxy and the Dark Side of Indian Pharma
Many children lost their lives in Gambia and Uzbekistan after consuming tainted cough syrup made in India. The worst part is not the error, it is the fact that indian regulators and the indian government don't do anything to solve the problem.