Startups can play important role to socialise, democratise availability of healthcare: Goyal
The Hindu
“Entrepreneurs should focus on strengthening the Make in India programme”
Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal on January 10 said startups can play a key role to socialise and democratise the availability of healthcare across the globe at a time when the world is grappling with the coronavirus pandemic.
He also said that entrepreneurs should also focus on strengthening the make in India programme, innovating in India and mentoring young startups.
"As the world is facing successive waves of this pandemic, our entrepreneurs must start thinking of making our startups more resilient... I think our startups can play a very important role to socialise and democratise the availability of healthcare across the world," he said while addressing the inaugural session of the Startup India Innovation Week here.

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