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Critical discourse on safeguarding India’s healthcare infrastructure against cyber threats
Explore the critical discourse on safeguarding India's healthcare infrastructure against cyber threats as our Chairman, PAVAN CHOUDARY, engages in a thought-provoking discussion with TV9 Bharatvarsh. In light of the recent cyberattacks at AIIMS (All India Institute of...
Recent cyberattacks at AIIMS-New Delhi
Discover the insights shared by PAVAN CHOUDARY, Chairman of MTaI, as he addresses the recent cyberattacks at AIIMS-New Delhi in an exclusive interview with NDTV India. Urging the government to prioritize legislative and training support, Mr. Choudary advocates for the...
Will NMD Policy Unleash Sector’s Full Potential?
Image credit: shutterstock The National Medical Devices Policy, 2023 that got the approval of the government on April 26 seems to have made the medical devices sector happy. The slew of strategies mentioned in the policy assures a win–win outcome for the manufacturers...
AMD-CF will play important role in attracting investments in MedTech space: MTaI
The Medical Technology Association of India (MTaI), which represents leading research-based medical technology companies in the country, said that the Assistance to Medical Devices Clusters (AMD-CF) scheme announced by the Department of Pharmaceuticals (DoP) is a...
Diplomats France, Germany, Canada, UK explore medtech business prospects in India
MedTech industry leaders and diplomats from various embassies exchange ideas to explore new business avenues Medical Technology Association of India (MTaI) which represents leading research-based medical technology companies with significant investments in...
Union Budget 2023-24: Multidisciplinary courses for medical devices well received by industry
The FM’s announcement on dedicated multidisciplinary courses for medical devices would ensure the availability of skilled manpower who can engage fluently with rapidly innovating medical technologies. To supplement this move, we also hope that research institutes and...
Healthcare tech industry body seeks cut in customs duty, removal of health cess on medical devices in Budget
Ahead of the Budget, Medical Technology Association of India (MTaI) on Wednesday urged the government to reduce customs duties and removal of health cess on imported medical devices. MTaI, which represents medical technology companies, appreciated the various reforms...
MTaI demands removal of additional 5% cess on imported devices & reduction of custom duties in Budget 2023-24
The Medical Technology Association of India (MTaI) has recommended reduction in custom duties at the minimum to 2.5% and removing additional 5% health cess imposed on imported medical devices among others as part of budget 2023-24 recommendations. This will help in...
Budget 2023: What does the industry want?
The Union Budget 2023-2024 will be presented by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman February 1 For the upcoming budget, health sector urges the government to give adequate importance to the healthcare sector and highlights that while we are still battling to reach the...