Health

At dawn in Mumbai’s Bandra district, a queue forms outside a pharmacy — not for protein shakes or supplements, but for something far more potent: weight-loss injections. As the pharmacist unboxes vials labeled semaglutide  and tirzepatide , the quiet hum of a new wellness economy comes alive. India’s “Ozempic moment” has arrived. The global wave of weight-loss drugs has finally reached Indian shores, and it’s reshaping both healthcare and culture. With obesity rates doubling

In a quiet village near Guntur, a 62-year-old farmer named Ramesh no longer waits for hours to see a doctor. He pulls out his smartphone, logs into a government health app, and connects to a physician based hundreds of kilometres away in Hyderabad. Within minutes, his prescription is uploaded, his health record updated, and his medication delivered to a nearby pharmacy. Stories like Ramesh’s are no longer exceptions—they are the new face of India’s healthcare revolution in 20

In 2025, India’s health ecosystem is at a crossroads of promise and urgency. On one hand, consumers are better informed and more proactive about well‑being; on the other, systemic challenges — chronic disease burdens, regulatory lapses, infrastructure gaps — threaten to widen health inequities. At the intersection lies health technology, policy reforms, and institutional innovation. The coming years will test whether India translates intent into impact — whether wellness beco

In an era where life moves faster than ever, maintaining good health is more critical than ever before. Health is a multi-faceted concept...