Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission (ABDM): Entering Its Next Phase The Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission (ABDM) is entering a new phase of expansion as India shifts its focus from building digital health infrastructure to driving large-scale adoption and utilisation across the healthcare ecosystem. Launched in September 2021,
India has presented its vision of “All-Inclusive Intelligence” for the use of Artificial Intelligence in healthcare at the World Health Organization meeting, emphasizing equity, ethics, accessibility, and public welfare as the foundation for future AI-driven healthcare systems. Addressing global delegates at the WHO forum, Jagat Prakash
New Delhi,: India has emerged as a global leader in AI-driven healthcare adoption, with nearly 85% of consumers actively using digital health tools, reflecting a rapid shift towards technology-enabled healthcare solutions. According to recent industry insights, the widespread use of mobile health applications, telemedicine platforms, wearable
New Delhi,: India is gearing up for a major leap in AI-enabled healthcare transformation, with a national policy on artificial intelligence in healthcare currently under development, according to the Chief Executive Officer of the National Health Authority (NHA). Speaking at a recent industry forum, the NHA
India - February 19, 2026: During the recently held India AI Impact Summit, the Honourable Health Minister, Shri Jagat Prakash Nadda, officially launched the Benchmarking Open Data Platform for Health AI (BODH). This initiative, a joint venture between IIT Kanpur and the National Health Authority (NHA),
Mizoram appoints Youth for Action as the Interfacing Agency for implementing the ABDM Microsite in Aizawl The National Health Authority (NHA) had announced 100 Microsites project for accelerated adoption of Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission (ABDM) across the country. Mizoram becomes the first state in India to
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