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  • Aayush Wellness sets aside Rs 50 million investment corpus for healthcare startups

    Aayush Wellness sets aside Rs 50 million investment corpus for healthcare startups

    MUMBAI:  Healthcare and wellness firm  Aayush Wellness has announced the formation of a strategic growth division backed by a Rs 50 million investment corpus. The initiative aims to support ambitious start-ups and existing ventures capable of transforming the health and wellness landscape.

    Beyond financial investment, the company will offer its portfolio ventures access to a vast network, industry expertise, and operational support to help accelerate growth. With a focus on scalability and innovation, Aayush Wellness is keen to collaborate with angel networks, private equity investors, incubation centres, and industry associations.

    The company aims to invest in solutions spanning healthcare technologies, artificial intelligence, products, infrastructure, and business models that promote sustainable wellness and enhance consumer health.

    Aayush Wellness  managing director Naveena Kumar:  “By collaborating with forward-thinking organisations, we’re not just expanding our portfolio, but fuelling a movement towards smarter, more personalised health and wellness solutions. Our vision is to be at the forefront of a healthier future, empowering individuals with the right tools and services to lead better lives.”

    As part of its growth strategy, Aayush Wellness seeks to harness synergies with startups to accelerate product development, boost customer engagement, and expand market reach. The company aims to cement its position as a leader in India’s burgeoning health and wellness sector.

    Established in 1989, Aayush Wellness Limited is listed on the Bombay stock exchange. It is a trusted name in health and wellness, offering innovative products and services that prioritise consumer well-being.

  • Industry bodies asked to take forward campaign on IPRs

    Industry bodies asked to take forward campaign on IPRs

    NEW DELHI: Department of Industrial Policy & Promotion Secretary Ramesh Abhishek today stressed the importance of innovation in a knowledge driven economy and the need to promote Intellectual Property Rights..

    He asked Industry Associations to take forward the campaign for IPR Awareness in keeping with the first objective of the National IPR Policy: IPR Awareness, Outreach and Promotion.

    The Secretary was speaking while flagging off the awareness campaign to build on the initial momentum created by the pilot roadshows conducted by Cell for IPR Promotion and Management (CIPAM) which received heartening response from all stakeholders.

    CIPAM, a professional body under DIPP, has already conducted a pilot round of awareness roadshows across 18 states of the country over June-July 2016 in partnership with industry associations.

    Joint Secretary Rajiv Aggarwal highlighted his vision for the IPR awareness campaign.

    CIPAM gave a presentation on the National IPR Policy and the future Roadmap for the implementation of the IPR Policy.

    The industry associations have extended their full support to the campaign and gave various ideas on how to take the awareness campaign forward for all IPRs. Discussions were held on the mode of dissemination of information and promotional content at various levels – schools, college and industry.

    A nation-wide awareness campaign on IPR will be launched by the Department which will be taken forward by CIPAM in collaboration with Office of the Controller General of Patents, Designs and Trademarks (CGPDTM) and Industry Associations.

  • Industry bodies asked to take forward campaign on IPRs

    Industry bodies asked to take forward campaign on IPRs

    NEW DELHI: Department of Industrial Policy & Promotion Secretary Ramesh Abhishek today stressed the importance of innovation in a knowledge driven economy and the need to promote Intellectual Property Rights..

    He asked Industry Associations to take forward the campaign for IPR Awareness in keeping with the first objective of the National IPR Policy: IPR Awareness, Outreach and Promotion.

    The Secretary was speaking while flagging off the awareness campaign to build on the initial momentum created by the pilot roadshows conducted by Cell for IPR Promotion and Management (CIPAM) which received heartening response from all stakeholders.

    CIPAM, a professional body under DIPP, has already conducted a pilot round of awareness roadshows across 18 states of the country over June-July 2016 in partnership with industry associations.

    Joint Secretary Rajiv Aggarwal highlighted his vision for the IPR awareness campaign.

    CIPAM gave a presentation on the National IPR Policy and the future Roadmap for the implementation of the IPR Policy.

    The industry associations have extended their full support to the campaign and gave various ideas on how to take the awareness campaign forward for all IPRs. Discussions were held on the mode of dissemination of information and promotional content at various levels – schools, college and industry.

    A nation-wide awareness campaign on IPR will be launched by the Department which will be taken forward by CIPAM in collaboration with Office of the Controller General of Patents, Designs and Trademarks (CGPDTM) and Industry Associations.