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
Lucknow, : The Managing Director of Apollo Hospitals highlighted the rapid transformation of healthcare infrastructure and services in Uttar Pradesh, noting significant improvements in accessibility, quality of care, and adoption of advanced medical technologies across the state. Speaking at a recent healthcare forum, the MD emphasized
New Delhi, : On the occasion of World Health Day 2026, India’s rapidly evolving digital health ecosystem is emerging as a key enabler in advancing the country’s journey towards Universal Health Coverage (UHC). With increasing adoption of digital platforms, data-driven healthcare, and technology-enabled service delivery,
New Delhi, : India’s healthcare sector is poised for significant expansion, with the market projected to reach ₹12 trillion by FY30, according to recent industry reports. The growth is being driven by increasing healthcare demand, rising incomes, expanding insurance coverage, and rapid adoption of digital
Chennai, : Apollo Hospitals Enterprise Ltd. has received approval from the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) for its proposed corporate restructuring plan, paving the way for a significant healthtech demerger aimed at unlocking value and strengthening its digital healthcare business. The restructuring initiative involves the separation
Shimla, : In a significant push to strengthen healthcare infrastructure and technology adoption in the state, Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu has announced a ₹3,000 crore investment towards healthtech upgrades, alongside inaugurating a state-of-the-art Nuclear Medicine Block at Indira Gandhi Medical College (IGMC),
Public Health Experts call for integrating technology, tradition and lifestyle interventions to build a healthier, more resilient population New Delhi, 27 March 2026: “Healthcare is not limited to curative treatments. It includes preventive, promotive, palliative and rehabilitative care, much of which happens within the community,” said
- New Centres of Excellence include Cardiac Sciences, Renal Sciences, Neurosciences, and Gastro Sciences; Oncology to follow - Expansion from 200 to over 600 beds planned over the next five years, with a focus on AI, robotics, and digital health. - Launch of a new logo that
India stands at a pivotal moment in shaping digital health. With the digital health ecosystem projected to reach USD 40 billion by 2030, India is uniquely positioned to lead, innovate, and scale solutions that can redefine healthcare delivery, not just domestically, but globally. Confederation of Indian
