The Indian healthcare landscape is a curious phenomenon. On one hand, the country is establishing itself as ‘the’ destination for medical tourism on the global map, attracting patients from countries like Bangladesh, Afghanistan, the UK, the US, Russia, and the Gulf countries for its high-quality yet comparatively affordable healthcare services. The Indian healthcare industry, as a result, has been earmarked for exponential growth; currently valued at $ 100 billion, the sector is expected to be worth $ 280 billion by the end of this decade.
The other hand, however, paints a completely different picture. A major portion of the healthcare infrastructure