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Sanket Koul is a mass communication graduate with a PG diploma in English Journalism from IIMC Delhi. As a correspondent at Business Standard, he covers the pulse of the social sector, from industry and institutional developments, to the government's latest moves in education, healthcare, pharmaceuticals and medical devices sectors.
Sanket Koul is a mass communication graduate with a PG diploma in English Journalism from IIMC Delhi. As a correspondent at Business Standard, he covers the pulse of the social sector, from industry and institutional developments, to the government's latest moves in education, healthcare, pharmaceuticals and medical devices sectors.
The companies will develop 164 senior living units at Sarvam DXP in Gurugram, with prices starting at around Rs 3.7 crore per unit and handover expected in 48 months
The NPPA's 30% trade margin cap on 137 oncology drugs, effective November 9, has drawn support from the pharma industry, while patient groups question its impact on affordability.
New prices set to come into effect from November 9, 2026; state drug controllers to monitor implementation
The ₹1,450-crore IPO comprises a ₹500-crore fresh issue and a ₹950-crore offer for sale, while the hospital chain plans to add 800 beds through projects in Gurugram and Ludhiana
The move is expected to reduce export approval timelines for biologics manufacturers using different brand names in overseas markets, provided the products are already approved in India
Union Health Ministry seeks prominent display of healthcare service charges and package rates for foreign patients travelling to India on medical or Ayush visas to improve transparency.
Bench questions steep mark-ups on medicines and medical devices; Centre says price regulation must balance affordability with availability
Domestic manufacturers want importers' margins included in a uniform trade margin framework for medical devices, with a pilot covering high-volume consumables such as IV sets
Move could cut MRPs by up to 70%, save patients ₹2,500 crore annually; comes amid SC scrutiny of high mark-ups
Volume growth reached 3.5 per cent, the highest in two years, while pricing rose about 6.2 per cent as most therapy segments recorded stronger demand
Drug regulators in Maharashtra, Karnataka and Uttar Pradesh are gathering data on price mark-ups, potentially strengthening the case for a review of trade margin rationalisation
All 172 four-bedroom units at DLF's Aureva project in Gurugram were sold at an average ticket price of ₹11.5 crore, with NRIs accounting for 25 per cent of buyers
Rising affluence, longer life expectancy and changing family structures are drawing mainstream developers to premium senior living projects in India's major urban markets
The Drugs Consultative Committee has sought a detailed proposal from Rajasthan amid concerns that machinery from closed pharma units could be used to make spurious drugs
The Drugs Consultative Committee has sought the DGHS opinion and data on Merbromin's manufacture and use before deciding on its continued inclusion under Schedule K
Funding will be part of a new track under the PRIP scheme exclusively for start-ups and MSMEs at the initial research stage, with assistance of up to ₹50 crore per project
IHH says India remains a key strategic market as it plans to deepen its Fortis investment, despite a Supreme Court-ordered forensic audit into past transactions
A Bench of Justices Vikram Nath and Sandeep Mehta asked the Centre why the maximum retail price (MRP) of essential medicines such as cancer drugs could not be capped at 16 per cent
Consultants attribute premium rentals in key micro-markets to limited quality Grade A space and sustained occupier demand, even as rents vary significantly across locations
Medtech manufacturers and private hospitals back trade margin rationalisation but seek a fact-based approach that accounts for category-specific costs and procurement structures