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India’s AI Healthcare Revolution: How Doctors, Hospitals, MedTech, and Pharma Are Leading the future of digital Helth. 1. AI Revolution in Healthcare: India is leveraging artificial intelligence (AI) to transform healthcare delivery. AI-powered tool

Everyone may need doctors at some point of time and in some circumstances it is very difficult to have doctors available. Now many apps allow us to provide online consultation but what makes it so relevant? I want to create such an app where you

🩺 Excited to share something I'm building! We're developing a next-gen medical + fitness app that will include: 👨‍⚕️ Direct chat with doctors, physiotherapists & trainers 🧠 AI-powered assistant for medical & fitness advice 🧘‍♀️ Exercise detec

Day #3 MDW Is Not a Pharmacy App. It’s a Movement. When people hear My DawaiWala, they often ask — “Oh, are you like 1mg or Pharmeasy?” And we say — no, we’re not a pharmacy app. We’re a movement to rebuild how healthcare works in India. Pharmacy

Startup Pitch Script Startup Name : CareNest – Healthcare at Your Doorstep “Good morning everyone, Healthcare today is advanced, but access to it is still inconvenient. Patients wait in long queues, elderly people struggle to travel, and families o

Started from a village in Tamil Nadu and built an 1100 CR Hospital. 1. Born along the banks of the River Kaveri in the temple city of Tiruchirappalli (Trichy), Tamil Nadu, Manivannan Selvaraj aspired to become an engineer, like many in the 1980s. B

Today, 1.4 billion Indians are losing time, money, and health to a broken primary care system. A simple clinic visit means 90 minutes of waiting, plus fragmented trips for labs and pharmacies. The crisis is the cost of time. We are JanArogya, and we

Meet the doctor from Punjab who built a 30,000 CR company. 1. Born in the ancient city of Batala in Punjab to a gynaecologist mom and ENT specialist father, Naresh Trehan always wanted to be a doctor. His dream came true when he completed his MBBS

Ambulance in 10 minutes. We are taking our first step towards solving the problem of providing quick and reliable ambulance service in our cities. The first five ambulances will be on the road in Gurugram starting today. As we expand the service to