By Tn Health Desk

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The movers and shakers of India’s healthcare sector are set to gather at the much-anticipated TIMES NETWORK INDIA HEALTH SUMMIT 2025. India is on track to become the healthcare capital of the world. The Modi 3.0 government has set its sights on ambitious reforms in healthcare to build a resilient future. The sector has undergone significant transformations, marked by advancements in infrastructure, technology, and accessibility. Healthcare holds strategic importance for the Indian government as it directly impacts national development, public welfare, and economic stability. In 2025, the industry continues to be a cornerstone of the Indian economy, contributing significantly to GDP growth, employment, and technological advancement. Valued at over $500 billion, it supports millions of jobs across hospitals, pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, and health-tech. With rising demand for quality healthcare, particularly in Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities, the sector drives large-scale infrastructure development and investment. This journey towards enhancing public health has been propelled by focused efforts to meet Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and a commitment to strengthening healthcare infrastructure. “Making Healthcare Sustainable with Optimal Use of Technology” and “Adoption of Technology for Improved Accessibility and Affordability” are central themes of the TIMES NETWORK INDIA HEALTH SUMMIT & AWARDS 2025. With more than 30 speakers, 300 delegates, and eight knowledge sessions, the summit will bring together the stalwarts of the healthcare sector. They are defining the norms, processes, and standards of global healthcare, and will reflect on achieving health equity, improving accessibility, advancing medical education, research, and technological innovation. Key panels to watch include “From Policy to Practice: Making Health Equity a Reality in India,” featuring Dr Sumit Kumar Dubey, Chief Medical Officer, NDMC; Dr Randeep Guleria, Chairman of the Institute of Internal Medicine & Respiratory and Sleep Medicine and Director of Medanta Medical School; and Dr Narinder Mehra, Hon. Emeritus Scientist, ICMR. Another panel, “Battling Dengue in India: Crisis, Control and the Promise of Vaccination,” will feature Dr Sanjeev Bagai, Chairman, Nephron Clinic, and Dr Tanu Jain, Director, NCVBDC. TV actress Chhavi Mittal, a breast cancer survivor, will share her personal journey. Other highlights include Dr Ananya Awasthi, Founder & Director, Anuvaad Solutions, and Dr Meenakshi Singh, Chief Scientist, Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR), discussing nutraceuticals; Dr Shyam Aggarwal, Chairperson Oncology, Sir Ganga Ram Hospital, on cancer care; and Arvind Pachhapur, Strands Life Sciences, on AI-driven healthcare. Panels on youth mental health and healthcare infrastructure will also provide valuable insights. For more details, visit TIMES NETWORK INDIA HEALTH SUMMIT 2025.