The Voice of India’s MedTech Industry
The Medical Technology Association of India (MTaI) represents the collective voice of the MedTech industry, dedicated to advancing access to high-quality, innovative, and safe healthcare solutions. As a trusted partner, MTaI works closely with the Government of India, healthcare professionals, and global MedTech leaders to shape a robust, inclusive, and future-ready healthcare ecosystem.
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Discover the latest coverage of MTaI’s work in advancing policy, fostering regulatory improvements, and supporting progress across India’s MedTech sector
Budget 2026: Pharma, med-tech companies seek PLI extension to cover AP
Pharma and medtech experts seek PLI extension to APIs, stronger innovation support, and lower duties on advanced cancer radiation equipment.
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Budget 2026: Multinationals calls for easing customs levies on critica
MNCs urge duty cuts on imported critical-care devices, warning high taxes can push costs up to 30% and hurt affordability and patient access for hospitals
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Budget 2026-27: Health sector seeks tax relief, rationalised rates
Healthcare, medtech, and pharma firms seek Budget 2026–27 tax relief, more R&D funding, and support for local manufacturing and preventive care.
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Dignified End-Of-Life Care Is A Core Public Health Need
MTaI’s Nadeem Anam highlights India’s urgent need for tech-enabled, home-based palliative care to ensure dignity for a rapidly ageing population.
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When a software is your medical device
Amid growing digitisation, medical device makers want clear guidelines that ensure patient safety without stifling business growth.
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CDSCO brings updated guidance on med device software
The 76-page draft outlines updated guidance on different types of software, applicable standards, quality management systems, and licensing authorities. However, in a statement, MTaI voiced that the final document should provide ‘greater clarity on evaluation protocols for AI/ML-based medical devices.
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