Title:Executive-CSR(Dewas):
Date: Jul 30, 2026
Location: Dewas SGO - Corporate Affairs
Company: Sun Pharmaceutical Industries LtdJob Summary

At Sun Pharma, we commit to helping you “Create your own sunshine”— by fostering an setting where you grow at every step, take charge of your journey and thrive in a supportive community.

Are You Ready to Create Your Own Sunshine?
As you enter the Sun Pharma world, you’ll find yourself becoming ‘Better every day’ through continuous progress. Exhibit self-drive as you ‘Take charge’ and lead with confidence. Additionally, demonstrate a cooperative spirit, knowing that we ‘Thrive together’ and support each other’s journeys.”Job Summary:

Responsible for managing regulatory compliance and government liaison activities to ensure uninterrupted business operations and adherence to statutory requirements. The role involves close coordination with regulatory authorities, government departments, industry bodies, and internal stakeholders.Areas Of Responsibility
Liaise with regulatory authorities such as CDSCO, MP‑FDA,



Pollution Control Boards, Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB), PESO, State Excise, Directorate of Boilers, and other statutory bodies for approvals, inspections, renewals, and ongoing compliance.
Coordinate with government departments including State Secretariat, Collectorate, Revenue Department, Industrial Health & Safety, Municipal Corporations, Police Department, MP Industrial Development Corporations (MPIDC), Electricity Boards, and related agencies to support plant and business operations.
Represent the company at industry associations and forums, including the Association of Industries, and maintain effective external stakeholder relationships.
Work closely with internal departments such as QA, QC, Production, and Business Continuity Teams to collect documents, data, and statutory information for timely submissions related to DML and other regulatory permissions.
Prepare, maintain, and manage regula

📌 Executive Csr Dewas (India)
🏢 Sun Pharmaceutical Industries
📍 India