The state has received Rs. 84,000 crore investments in the sector over two years, positioning Hyderabad among the world’s leading life sciences clusters
Research by NITI Aayog and All India Institute of Medical Sciences has shown that at least 30% of trauma deaths are linked to delays in emergency response
MoU to deploy Qure.ai’s chest X-ray solution across 20 government facilities aims to improve early detection in urban and rural populations
Doctors at the hospital highlighted that robotic-assisted surgery enhances precision through superior 3D visualisation and improved instrument flexibility
40+ most innovative startups with disruptive contributions across MedTech, Medical Devices, BioPharma, Cell and Gene Therapy, AI and ML, Nutraceuticals, and Biomarkers exhibited their cutting-edge solutions
BioAsia 2026 represents a decisive shift toward execution, scale, and global competitiveness, reflecting the rapid evolution of the life sciences ecosystem
A dedicated Life Sciences Innovation Fund, scalable up to Rs. 1,000 crore, will catalyze early- and growth-stage innovation, support deep-tech ventures – particularly biotherapeutics
The State’s PPP model has already mobilised Rs. 150 crore in core infrastructure, while Thermo Fisher has invested Rs. 90 crore in the Bioprocess Design Centre and its co-located Customer Experience Centre
Telangana aims to increase the value of the Life Sciences economy from US$ 80 billion to US$ 250 billion by 2030
The new plant will manufacture high-quality Type I borosilicate glass tubing
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