Archives February 2026

Bodh Gaya, Feb 16: The Indian Institute of Management Bodh Gaya inaugurated the International Research Conference on Mindfulness (IRCM) 2026, the third edition of its flagship biennial conference dedicated to advancing interdisciplinary research on mindfulness. Held over two days in a hybrid format, the conference brought together academicians, researchers, practitioners, and students from across India and abroad, including participants from Japan, Vietnam, and New Zealand.

The conference witnessed a global response, receiving over 255 paper submissions, reflecting a more than threefold increase from its previous edition. The strong participation underscores the growing relevance of mindfulness-based research across management, social sciences, and allied disciplines.

The event was inaugurated by Dr. Vinita S. Sahay, Director, IIM Bodh Gaya, in the presence of conference conveners Dr. Remya Lathabhavan and Dr. Teena Bharti. Distinguished speakers, including Dr. Jyoti Bachani, Saint Mary’s College of California, Dr. Vishal Gupta, IIM Ahmedabad, and Dr. Ramya Tarakad Venkateswaran, IIM Calcutta, delivered keynote addresses emphasising the integration of contemplative practices with modern research to enhance organisational effectiveness and societal well-being.

In her address, Dr. Vinita S. Sahay underscored the enduring value of contemplative traditions, noting that the “acid test of the greater good is the test of time,” and describing mindfulness as a time-tested philosophy that continues to guide meaningful ways of living and leading. Dr. Jyoti Bachani stated, “Wisdom is eternal, while AI is ephemeral,” and highlighted the importance of convening such dialogue in Bodh Gaya, the land historically associated with the origins of mindfulness.

Organised around 12 thematic tracks, the conference explored mindfulness in leadership, organisational behaviour, finance, education, decision-making, and sustainability. Scholars presented empirical and conceptual work that examined how reflective awareness can bridge research gaps and generate solution-oriented outcomes across disciplines.

 Pre-conference workshops featured applied learning sessions. Mr. Shishir Arya, an IIT, IIM alumnus-turned mindfulness coach, conducted experiential sessions linking professional effectiveness with mindful living. Dr. Surbhi Dayal, faculty at IIM Indore and an expert in Madhubani art, facilitated an interdisciplinary dialogue connecting mindfulness, artistic expression, and lifestyle transformation. These workshops encouraged participants to align theoretical frameworks with lived emotional and cognitive experiences.

 The conference concluded with addresses by Dr. Oleg Medvedev, University of Waikato, New Zealand, Dr. Prachi Thakur, JAGSoM, India & Sunway University, Malaysia, and Dr. Yanki Hartijasti, Universitas Indonesia, who highlighted emerging global research collaborations and the role of mindfulness in shaping resilient institutions and societies. The valedictory session included an expression of gratitude to contributors, participants, and the organising committee for fostering a vibrant platform for dialogue and discovery.

 As the world accelerates in complexity, IRCM 2026 reaffirmed the importance of reflection, clarity, and conscious engagement. Mindfulness remains a core value of IIM Bodh Gaya, and the institute is committed to embedding it across teaching, research, and leadership development to nurture responsible, self-aware, and socially conscious leaders.

New Delhi, Feb 14th:  BioAsia, Asia’s premier life sciences and health-tech forum co-hosted by the Government of Telangana, is preparing to launch its 23rd edition on February 17–18. 2026. The event will be held at a new expanded venue at HITEX to accommodate unprecedented demand from international delegates, investors, startups, and global life sciences corporations. The move to a significantly larger space at HITEX is not merely logistical — it signals BioAsia’s transition into a high-impact global platform capable of hosting multi-track executive sessions, expanded exhibitions, and curated investor-founder interactions under one roof.

Over the past few years, Hyderabad has witnessed:

• Rapid expansion of global pharma and biotech GCCs
• Strengthened biologics and vaccine manufacturing capacity
• New investments in bioprocess design, advanced therapies, and AI-enabled healthcare

BioAsia 2026 is expected to further accelerate this momentum by catalyzing strategic partnerships that extend beyond the two-day event.

This year, BioAsia marks a significant advancement driven by transformative shifts and continued growth in the life sciences sector, with a strong spotlight on the TechBio inflection point where biology converges with AI and automation.

The announcement of the Next-Gen Life Sciences Policy at the World Economic Forum in Davos earlier this year, along with key strategic investments, has positioned Hyderabad as a prominent player on the global life sciences stage while reinforcing Telangana’s ecosystem across pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, and CRDMO services.

BioAsia 2026 represents a decisive shift toward execution, scale, and global competitiveness, reflecting the rapid evolution of the life sciences ecosystem. The event convenes high-impact global voices through plenaries, forward-looking panel dialogues, immersive exhibition engagement, expanded B2B partnering, and deeper cross-border collaboration, all centred on the TechBio inflection point, digital transformation, advanced biologics, and next-generation manufacturing.

Strategic discussions will examine how innovation progresses from laboratory discovery to clinical and commercial execution, with particular emphasis on AI as an enabler of speed, efficiency, and smarter decision-making across the life sciences value chain. Global sessions will spotlight emerging therapeutic modalities, AI-driven drug discovery, automation-enabled biomanufacturing, digital health ecosystems, and resilient supply networks. Moving beyond announcements, BioAsia 2026 is designed to catalyze actionable partnerships, fostering operational collaborations, R&D acceleration, and technology integration that translate dialogue into measurable outcomes.

Telangana, under the leadership of Mr. Revanth Reddy, Hon’ble Chief Minister and Mr. D. Sridhar Babu, Hon’ble Minister for Industries, amplified the Next-Gen Life Sciences Policy during the 2026 World Economic Forum Annual Meeting in Davos, positioning the state among the world’s leading life sciences clusters and accelerating its global investment outreach. This alignment synchronizes Telangana’s ambitions with global priorities such as sustainability, digital health, precision medicine, and supply chain diversification.

The state has evolved from a generics-led manufacturing base into a diversified, innovation-driven bioeconomy characterized by strong R&D capabilities and TechBio integration. The momentum generated by Telangana’s Next-Gen Life Sciences Policy, combined with BioAsia’s global stature, continues to propel the state forward as a leading hub for life sciences and healthcare innovation.

New Delhi, Feb 14th: Jalagam-3, national water workshop on water security organised by S M Sehgal Foundation (SMSF), designed to deepen awareness through capacity-building and experience-sharing. The initiative focuses on strengthening community resilience mechanisms that sustain grassroots water conservation and water management efforts.

This Jalagam workshop, organised with our knowledge partners National Institute of Rural Development and Panchayati Raj (NIRDPR) and Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) –Delhi. The event brought together policy leaders, practitioners, innovators, and community voices to reflect on one urgent question: how to take India from water scarcity to water security?

The day began with a welcome address by Ms. Anjali Makhija, Trustee and CEO of S M Sehgal Foundation. She shared that the Jalagam series, launched in 2022, has since been hosted in Delhi, Jhansi, Aurangabad, Hyderabad, Bikaner, and Indore. These workshops have brought together government agencies, NGOs, corporates, academia, and community water champions, transforming grassroots experiences into policy conversations. With increasing participation and national engagement, Jalagam is evolving into a credible intellectual platform that amplifies community voices, shares best practices, influences policy thinking, and contributes to shaping a water-secure India.

Mr. Bharat Lal, Secretary General & CEO of the National Human Rights Commission of India delivered the keynote address. He emphasized that water security becomes sustainable only when communities step forward and convert initiatives into people’s movements. Drawing from his experience as Founder Mission Director of Jal Jeevan Mission, he underlined that lasting change requires ownership at the grassroots level.

Mr. Gaurav Mehta, Head, Marketing, PR, Corporate Communications & CSR, DCB Bank, and Dr. Alok Kumar Sikka of the International Water Management Institute highlighted the importance of partnerships, corporate responsibility, and scientific research in advancing water conservation efforts.
Mr. Salahuddin Saiphy, Principal Lead, Water Management, S M Sehgal Foundation, led the first session on “Pathways to Water Resilience and Sustainability.” The discussion marked by constructive energy and enthusiasm featured distinguished voices including Aabid Surti of Drop Dead Foundation; Padma Shri awardee Uma Shankar Pandey; Dr. Nupur Bahadur of KPMG India; Raman Kant of Bhartiya Nadi Parishad; and Jagdish Gurjar of Gram Gaurav Sansthan and reflected a vibrant exchange of insights and people led solutions for India’s water security from grassroots. Their experiences reminded us that true strength grows from the commitment and care of local communities.

Focusing on innovation and future-ready solutions, “Emerging Technologies for Water Management” was moderated by Prof. Ashok Keshari of the Indian Institute of Technology Delhi. The session examined real-time monitoring and resource management using IoT, artificial intelligence, and data-driven planning. Speakers included Himanshu Joshi from NITI Aayog, Maya Sherman from the Embassy of Israel in India, and Anshuman from The Energy and Resources Institute, who emphasized how technology can enhance transparency, efficiency, and accountability in water governance.
Dr. Ruchira Bhattacharya, Head, Delhi Centre of NIRDPR moderated the session titled “Making Water Conservation Everyone’s Business.” The discussion centered on participatory approaches and institutional frameworks, with speakers including S. V. Suresh Babu of WWF-India, Ankit Kumar of HCL Foundation, and Ekansha Khanduja of the Council on Energy, Environment and Water emphasizing collective accountability and cross-sector collaboration.

The last session on “Role of Youth and Educational Institutions in Awareness on Burning Water Issues and Making Water Conservation a Mass Movement for Achieving Water Security,” moderated by Dr. Vikas Jha (SMSF), brought together Ranjan Panda from Youth4Water, Vimlendu Jha from Swechha, and Gopal Das Singhal of Shiv Nadar University. The dialogue highlights that youth must be seen not just as future beneficiaries but as present-day leaders capable of shaping public discourse, influencing behavior, and mobilizing communities for sustainable action.

What stood out most was the openness of the floor, youth leaders and community members sharing lived experiences, asking difficult questions, and shaping the dialogue. Moderated by Pooja O. Murada, Principal Lead, Outreach for Development and Salahuddin Saiphy, Principal Lead, Water Management from SMSF, the richness of the conversation extended far beyond the stage. Although the workshop did bring subject experts, yet the audience, comprising voices from academia, youth groups, practitioners, and grassroots communities contributed a wealth of experience and insight, each narrating their journeys and perspectives toward building a water-secure nation.

As Jalagam 3.0 concluded, one message stood clear: water security is not the responsibility of a single institution or sector. It is a shared national commitment, anchored in community action, strengthened by policy support, and accelerated by innovation.

Joy Honey & Almonds Advanced Nourishing Body Lotion

A thoughtful winter gift that wraps everyday care into one comforting essential. Powered by the natural goodness of honey, this nourishing cream provides up to 48 hours of moisturization by drawing moisture from the environment into the skin, helping it stay soft and balanced even in cold, dry weather. Honey is also known for helping control acne and protecting the skin against microbial concerns. Enriched with almond oil, rich in antioxidants and Vitamin E, the formula deeply nourishes, helps reduce dryness and supports skin repair, leaving skin healthy, smooth and well cared for. Its rich yet non-greasy texture absorbs easily, making it ideal for daily use and a genuinely feel-good Christmas gift that’s both practical and indulgent.

Skin Fruits Fruit Moisturizing Skin Cream

A versatile daily skincare essential that blends the goodness of fruit extracts with deep nourishment for soft, healthy-looking skin. Enriched with Apple extract, known for its antioxidant properties, the cream helps improve skin texture and natural glow, while Almond oil deeply nourishes and supports moisture retention. Jojoba oil, which closely mimics the skin’s natural oils, helps maintain hydration balance and strengthens the skin barrier. The formula provides long-lasting moisturization, helps reduce dryness and dullness, and leaves the skin smooth and refreshed without a greasy after-feel. Its lightweight yet nourishing texture makes it ideal for everyday use across all skin types, offering effective care at an accessible price point.

Joy Honey & Almonds Advanced Nourishing Body Lotion

A thoughtful winter gift that wraps everyday care into one comforting essential. Powered by the natural goodness of honey, this nourishing cream provides up to 48 hours of moisturization by drawing moisture from the environment into the skin, helping it stay soft and balanced even in cold, dry weather. Honey is also known for helping control acne and protecting the skin against microbial concerns. Enriched with almond oil, rich in antioxidants and Vitamin E, the formula deeply nourishes, helps reduce dryness and supports skin repair, leaving skin healthy, smooth and well cared for. Its rich yet non-greasy texture absorbs easily, making it ideal for daily use and a genuinely feel-good Christmas gift that’s both practical and indulgent.

Skin Fruits Fruit Moisturizing Skin Cream

A versatile daily skincare essential that blends the goodness of fruit extracts with deep nourishment for soft, healthy-looking skin. Enriched with Apple extract, known for its antioxidant properties, the cream helps improve skin texture and natural glow, while Almond oil deeply nourishes and supports moisture retention. Jojoba oil, which closely mimics the skin’s natural oils, helps maintain hydration balance and strengthens the skin barrier. The formula provides long-lasting moisturization, helps reduce dryness and dullness, and leaves the skin smooth and refreshed without a greasy after-feel. Its lightweight yet nourishing texture makes it ideal for everyday use across all skin types, offering effective care at an accessible price point.

Mumbai/ Prayagraj, Feb 14th: At Magh Mela 2026, one of India’s largest annual public gatherings, infrastructure made from recycled plastic waste is being used to support everyday public needs across the Mela grounds. Implemented under Maidaan Saaf campaign, this initiative by Anandana – The Coca-Cola India Foundation, in collaboration with implementation partner Econscious, has introduced functional public utilities within the temporary city that comes up along the ghats of Prayagraj each year.

As part of the initiative, 20 changing rooms, four police watch towers, public benches, and 25,000 dustbin liners, all manufactured using recycled plastic waste have been installed across bathing areas, walkways and key service points. These facilities are intended to support crowd movement, public convenience and structured on-ground waste collection as visitors move through the Mela over several weeks.

Magh Mela is being held from January 3 to February 15, 2026, spanning over 44 days and is expected to welcome nearly eight crore visitors. With the Mela functioning as a temporary city for an extended period, public facilities remain in constant use, facing pressure from high footfall, changing weather conditions and daily operational demands.

Speaking about the effort, Vaibhav Verma, Co-Founder, Econscious, said, “When we worked together on these installations, the intent was to integrate waste management into spaces people already use throughout the Mela. Keeping the site cleaner through visible infrastructure helps encourage responsible practices and creates cues that can influence positive behaviour change over time.”

Commenting on the initiative, Devyani R L Rana, Vice President – Public Affairs, Communications & Sustainability, Coca-Cola India & Southwest Asia, said, “Magh Mela holds a unique place in India’s cultural calendar, creating a temporary city along the ghats of Prayagraj over several weeks. Given the scale and duration of the congregation, our effort is on integrating responsible waste handling into the day-to-day functioning of the Mela in a way that is practical, visible, and relevant to the local context. Through Maidaan Saaf, and in collaboration with our partners, we are working to support a cleaner Mela experience while building awareness around mindful waste disposal practices.”

The initiative builds on learnings from earlier large-scale congregations, including Maha Kumbh 2025, and follows established coordination mechanisms to support consistent use and upkeep of public facilities throughout the Mela period.

Chandigarh, Feb 14th: Aveeno Baby, a paediatrician recommended brand for a baby’s sensitive skin expands its science backed product portfolio with the launch of Aveeno Baby Daily Moisture Cleansing Bar, a premium soap-free cleansing bar with the power of oats that cleanses gently without drying. An innovation designed for the Indian market, Aveeno Baby Daily Moisture Cleansing Bar provides Indian parents a superior cleansing solution with the power of colloidal oatmeal to address their baby’s sensitive skin conditions.

Developed with pedriatricians & dermatologists, the all new Aveeno Baby Daily Moisture Cleansing Bar offers gentle and mild cleansing (pH 5.5) without stripping the skin’s natural moisture, helping preserve, soothe and strengthen the skin barrier making it suitable for newborns from birth. Aveeno Baby’s cleansing bar is crafted using a sulfate-free, coconut-derived surfactants which creates a mild, rich, creamy, and stable foam without irritating the skin.

Backed by an robust safety and efficacy study conducted among newborns, babies and toddlers with sensitive skin, the premium non-soap bar has been clinically tested to provide gentle cleansing, reduced dryness and enhanced barrier function.  Unlike conventional soaps, which are often alkaline and may disrupt the skin’s acid mantle, Aveeno’s Baby’s soap-free cleansing bars are formulated to be milder and are commonly used to provide gentle care for a baby’s sensitive skin.

Sharing the rationale behind the launch, Manoj Gadgil, Business Unit Head – Essential Health & Skin Health and VP Marketing, Kenvue said, “Over the last decade, there has been significant increase in babies and children suffering from sensitive skin conditions like Atopic Dermatitis (AD), eczema and diaper dermatitis largely due to extreme weather and environmental conditions. As per the Indian Academy of Pediatrics (IAP), the incidence of AD in Indian children has increased by approximately 20-39%[1]. Given the growing incidents, parents are increasingly seeking diverse solutions to prevent and effectively manage these conditions.

We are excited to introduce the Aveeno Baby Daily Moisture Cleansing Bar, bringing the same goodness of colloidal oat to a new bar format and further strengthen our clinically proven sensitive‑skin portfolio in India. This innovation reflects our deep understanding of baby skin science and physiology, developed in collaboration with pediatricians & & dermatologists, to create a superior product that offers relief and hydration creating a strong foundation for a baby’s healthy skin.”

Aveeno Baby’s latest innovation was launched at 63rd Annual conference of IAP-Pedicon 2026 by Dr. Alok Bhandari (Treasurer, IAP) along with eminent dignitaries from IAP with 2000+ HCPs from across India experiencing the brand’s science backed portfolio, commitment to innovation backed by industry-first clinical and scientific literature around sensitive skin in babies.

Dr. Dilip Tripathi, Regional Head of Baby & Women’s Health Research & Development at Kenvue, emphasized the clinical advantages of non-soap-based bars, stating “Sensitive skin requires specialized care, particularly in infants. Not all cleansers are equal and effective, especially for sensitive skin conditions. Today, premium soap-free cleansing bars are becoming the preferred choice in pediatric practice due to their effective cleansing properties while being gentle on the skin and preserving the natural barrier. Aveeno Baby Daily Moisture Cleansing Bar is clinically tested to provide gentle cleansing, reduce dryness with a balanced pH to protect the barrier function making it an ideal cleansing solution for babies with sensitive and compromised skin.”

Aveeno Baby Daily Moisture Cleansing Bar is available across key ecommerce platforms as well as modern trade outlets. To amplify the launch, Aveeno Baby will be launching a digital campaign on Meta and Youtube, supporting by influencer activities with mommy influencers to educate mums about sensitive skin conditions and need for science backed solution to better manage it.

Chandigarh, Feb 14th: Pidilite’s Fevicol Shoefix, India’s first DIY adhesive crafted exclusively for shoe repair, has launched its new Valentine’s Day campaign, ‘Jodi Salamat Rahe’, bringing a humorous and refreshing twist to the season of love.

The film takes a playful, 90s Bollywood‑inspired route, complete with classic melodrama, vibrant nostalgia and a signature dose of Pidilite humour. Adding to the fun, Blinkit makes an unexpected cameo, amplifying the quirky storyline in true contemporary style.

Timed perfectly for Valentine’s Week, the campaign draws a clever parallel between romantic jodis and the much‑loved jodis we often overlook, our shoes. By spotlighting the relatable frustration of a single broken shoe putting the entire pair at risk, Fevicol Shoefix positions itself as the perfect saviour for modern, on‑the‑move consumers.

Mr. Sandeep Tanwani, Chief Marketing Officer, Pidilite Industries, said “With ‘Jodi Salamat Rahe’, we want to highlight a simple truth that when one shoe breaks, the entire pair pays the price. Fevicol Shoefix is made exactly for such everyday moments, giving today’s fast‑paced, DIY‑lovers a quick and durable fix. This campaign leverages the 90s Bollywood codes to make it a fun, playful execution while showcasing a unique, smart and modern solution using the unique Fevicol humorous style.”

The campaign is crafted by creative agency Ogilvy. Speaking about the creative direction, Mr. Anurag Agnihotri, Chief Creative Officer, Ogilvy India (West), said, “In the 90s, love wasn’t disposable. Jodis were fought for, not replaced. That cultural instinct felt right for Fevicol Shoefix. For decades, Fevicol has celebrated bonds that last, and this film simply carries that legacy forward. By borrowing the grammar of classic Bollywood romance and applying it to a humble shoe jodi, we turned a functional fix into something warm, nostalgic and unmistakably Fevicol.”

The ‘Jodi Salamat Rahe (JSR)’ campaign has been rolled out across digital and social platforms, supported by Meta collaborations and Q-commerce integrations. As part of its Valentine’s Day amplification, the brand is extending the campaign beyond the screen with a series of on-ground activations including outdoor at vantage points across Mumbai.

Authored by Dr. Dr Anil Kumar from Eureka Forbes.

Access to safe drinking water in India even today remains uneven and precarious. While it has fairly improved over the years, not all households can be assured of water that is safe and reliably potable. A large proportion of families continue to depend on home-based filtration or purification methods to make water suitable for cooking and drinking, as water from local sources is often not safe for direct consumption.

Serious safety concerns persist even in areas with piped water supply. Urban centres continue to witness outbreaks of waterborne diseases caused by contamination in supply lines, often due to sewage ingress. Recent incidents in prominent cities Gandhinagar and Indore underscore how vulnerabilities in water infrastructure can compromise public health, even in well-developed regions.

Access to safely managed drinking water that is available when needed, free from contaminants, and fit for consumption at the source remains a challenge across the country. This is a critical benchmark for sustainability. Water security is further threatened by declining groundwater levels and quality issues such as fluoride and arsenic contamination, particularly in rural areas where groundwater is the primary source of drinking water.

“Ensuring safe drinking water for every Indian household is not just a development goal, it’s essential for public health and economic resilience. While our national initiatives like the Jal Jeevan Mission have expanded access, true water security also requires sustained investments in quality monitoring, advanced treatment technologies, and community awareness so that every glass of water is truly safe,” says Dr. Anil Kumar, spokesperson from Eureka Forbes.

As India works towards universal water access, the focus must now decisively shift from mere availability to assurance because access to water alone is not enough unless every drop is genuinely safe to drink.

Kolkata, Feb 14th: CK Birla Hospitals, CMRI will host a two-day knowledge-sharing and clinical exchange programme on February 13 and 14, focusing on the latest innovations in interventional radiology, with special emphasis on the diagnosis, screening and minimally invasive treatment of venous diseases, an increasingly under-recognised public health concern in India. The programme will also highlight the role of advanced endovascular embolization techniques in cancer treatment, offering non-surgical options for selected oncology patients.

The programme will bring together internationally acclaimed interventional radiologist Dr. Carrafiello from Milan alongside Dr. Avik Bhattacharyya, Director & HOD, Interventional Radiology, CK Birla Hospitals, CMRI, to deliberate on advanced, image-guided techniques used in managing conditions such as varicose veins, deep vein thrombosis (DVT), pelvic venous disorders and complex vascular malformations.

Venous diseases are on the rise across age groups due to sedentary lifestyles, prolonged standing or sitting, obesity and post-COVID vascular changes, yet remain significantly underdiagnosed as symptoms are often dismissed as cosmetic or lifestyle-related issues. Individuals in professions that involve long hours of standing, such as traffic police personnel, chefs, teachers, retail workers and factory staff, are particularly vulnerable. The session aims to build awareness around early symptoms, timely screening and treatment options to prevent long-term complications such as chronic pain, swelling and ulcers.

The knowledge-sharing initiative will highlight how interventional radiology has transformed venous care, replacing conventional surgery with pinhole, image-guided procedures that minimise pain, reduce hospital stay and enable faster recovery. A key highlight will be live case-based discussions, showcasing high-end venous and vascular interventions that were earlier available only in select metro cities but are now being routinely performed at CMRI, Kolkata, significantly improving access to advanced care for patients across Eastern India.

Speaking on the initiative, Dr. Avik Bhattacharyya, Director & HOD, Interventional Radiology, CK Birla Hospitals, CMRI, said, “Venous diseases often progress silently and are widely misunderstood, leading patients to seek medical help only when complications arise. Through this programme, we aim to demonstrate how early diagnosis and minimally invasive interventional radiology techniques can transform outcomes. Bringing global expertise to CMRI also reflects our commitment to making world-class care accessible closer to home for patients in Eastern India.”

Mr. Sombrata Ray, Unit Head, CK Birla Hospitals, CMRI, added, “This initiative is not just about clinical advancement, but also about community awareness. By focusing on high-risk occupational groups and lesser-known venous conditions, we aim to empower people with knowledge that can lead to early intervention and better quality of life. CMRI continues to invest in advanced technologies and global collaborations to strengthen Kolkata’s position as a centre for cutting-edge, minimally invasive healthcare.”

The programme underscores CK Birla Hospitals, CMRI’s continued focus on clinical excellence, global collaboration and patient-centric innovation, while reinforcing Kolkata’s growing role as a hub for advanced interventional and minimally invasive healthcare in Eastern India.