The Indian healthcare sector is one of the fastest-growing sectors. It has been at the epicentre since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. From technological advancements to geographical expansion, the healthcare sector is witnessing growth. There is, however, a void in India's medical devices industry. As per estimates, 80–85 per cent of medical devices currently sold in India are imported. India’s dependency on imported medical devices has grown to an 'alarming' level.

What is India's National Medical Devices Policy 2023?

Social media app TikTok has been officially banned by NATO from the devices it provides to its staffers, citing security concerns, as per two NATO officials who were familiar with the matter.

NATO officially bans TikTok on devices of its staff

Taking a cue from European countries adopting single charging pin for devices, Indian government is also planning to do the same, it is mulling over the possibility of having a single charger for most devices.

India mulls possibility of a single charger for all devices

Amazon India on Tuesday announced the launch of 'Delivering Smiles' initiative, where the company will directly give, and facilitate contribution of digital devices like mobile phones, and laptops, among students and young people from marginalised communities.

Amazon to provide 20K digital devices to underprivileged youth in India

The Distress Alert Transponder (DAT), an indigenous device developed by the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) in consultation with the Indian Coast Guard (ICG), has saved the lives of nine Indian sailors.

ISRO-ICG device helps save nine sailors stranded at sea between India and the Maldives

Researchers at IIT-Madras have have successfully booted up(initialized) ‘Moushik,’ a Microprocessor that has been indigenously designed and fabricated in India. Moushik is a processor cum System on Chip(SoC), which means that, as a processor it can execute the instructions and as a SoC, different components can be attached to the it.

Meet India’s Atmanirbhar Microprocessor chip ‘Moushik’, meant for IoT devices

New microprocessors have been launched by Intel Corp, a device which includes a second-generation Xeon processor for data centres and a 10nm chip for wireless 5G base stations.

Intel unveils new Xeon chip, COVID-19 delays product

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