New Delhi, June 15, 2026 — The Association of Indian Medical Device Industry (AiMeD) warmly welcomes the Haryana Pharmaceutical and Medical Devices Manufacturing Policy 2026, calling it possibly the most incentivising and progressive framework announced by any state in India. This policy is not just
“Poised for Takeoff: MedTech in India” report launched at the national policy platform attended by over 450 delegates and 70+ eminent speakers from government, industry, research institutions, and healthcare ecosystems The 3rd Edition of MedTech Policy Mahotsav 2026, organized by Global MedTech Advocacy & Advisory Forum
Mumbai, 15th May 2026: India’s medical technology sector is entering a more strategic phase, moving beyond a market-size narrative toward a competitiveness narrative built on capability, quality, and global readiness. This is the key headline from Poised for Takeoff: MedTech in India, a joint report
New Delhi/Lucknow, May 1st , 2026: The Association of Indian Medical Device Industry has welcomed the Government of Uttar Pradesh’s initiative to strengthen the clinical research ecosystem through the UP Shruti (MRAS) Workshop and the launch of the Uttar Pradesh Integrated Medical Research Application System
New Delhi | April 22, 2026 The pricing architecture of India’s medical devices sector has come under renewed scrutiny, with the Association of Indian Medical Devices Industry (AiMeD) welcoming the government’s move to review existing price regulations while urging a comprehensive, evidence-based reform of the current
New Delhi | March 2026 India’s medical device industry has urged the government to provide urgent financial relief measures, including temporary duty rebates and faster tax refunds, as escalating geopolitical tensions in West Asia continue to drive up input costs and disrupt supply chains. Industry body
Visakhapatnam, December 11–13: The Andhra Pradesh MedTech Zone (AMTZ) successfully hosted the three-day World Health Innovation Forum from December 11 to 13, drawing strong participation from healthcare and MedTech leaders across Asia, Europe, and African countries, alongside senior stakeholders from across India. The forum served as
New Delhi, 17 November 2025: The Association of Indian Medical Device Industry (AiMeD) has welcomed the Government of India’s landmark decision to withdraw multiple Quality Control Orders (QCOs) imposed in recent years on essential raw materials across polymer, plastic, textile, and chemical value chains. The
Delhi, November 14th, 2025: A seven-member delegation representing India’s medical devices industry was invited to a high-level Roundtable at the House of Lords in the UK Parliament to deliberate on emerging opportunities under the ongoing Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA). The session, jointly organised
New Delhi, October 10, 2025: The Association of Indian Medical Device Industry (AiMeD) has welcomed the Government of India’s latest step to speed up GST refunds for exporters and manufacturers. The new system, announced by the Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs (CBIC), allows 90%
