Envisioning an AI-first public sector in India
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Explore how an AI-first approach can transform India’s public sector, enabling data-driven governance, improved service delivery and scalable digital infrastructure.
India stands at a decisive inflection point in the evolution of healthcare in India. Over the past decade, the country has built healthcare access at population scale through landmark reforms such as Ayushman Bharat, expanded public health financing, and the creation of a nationally interoperable digital health infrastructure India.
Pharma and healthcare deal activity in Q1 2026 reflects steady volumes alongside a more measured approach to capital deployment.
In our latest edition of Labour Law Insights, we continue to share updates around the implementation of the Labour Codes.
A global medical devices business operating in the orthopedic implants segment engaged Grant Thornton Bharat to support a strategic capital raise and debt restructuring.
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The Hon’ble Prime Minister of India, Shri Narendra Modi, inaugurated Indoor Cricket Academies across six Northeastern states on 28 April 2026, marking a significant milestone in strengthening India’s sports ecosystem and advancing inclusive regional development.
How GST 2.0, customs reforms and the India–Japan FTA are transforming India’s automotive sector, driving EV adoption, manufacturing competitiveness and bilateral investment.
As India gears up for Deepawali, the country’s passenger vehicle (PV) market is on the cusp of a transformative festive season. Grant Thornton Bharat’s survey titled ‘Festive drive: What consumers want in their next ride’, based on responses from over 2,800 consumers across cities and age groups, highlights a confident, aspirational, and digitally savvy auto buyer shaping the future of mobility.