C4IR India An Impact Journey 2025

Medicine from the Sky, a new dawn in our Arunachal! In sync with the vision of Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi ji to use drones to revolutionize services and make it easier to provide government services, we are firm in our resolve to do everything possible to improve our people’s ease of life, which has been at the core of our governance for the last six years. Relentless in our efforts to take things to the next level of excellence, we have decided to make the optimum use of drones in areas like healthcare, agriculture and disaster management in collaboration with the World Economic Forum. Pema Khandu, Chief Minister, Arunachal Pradesh, Government of India Our healthcare sector could potentially witness large-scale deliveries of long-tail medicines, vaccines, blood and vital organs throughout the country across terrains with drones in action. As clinical partners in the Medicine from the Sky initiative, Apollo Hospitals’ HealthNet Global will be responsible for enabling vaccine and medicine availability and properly monitoring the adherence of clinical protocols throughout the project. Sangita Reddy, Joint Managing Director, Apollo Hospitals India is at the threshold of a transformative shift in mobility, and advanced air mobility represents a pivotal step towards unlocking the potential of our skies. With the development of this concept of operations, we are laying the foundation for a future where air transportation is not just faster and more efficient, but also accessible, sustainable and inclusive for all Indians. This collaboration with the World Economic Forum underscores our commitment to embracing innovation while ensuring safe and secure integration into our national airspace. Ram Mohan Naidu, Minister for Civil Aviation, Government of India Image: The International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO), the UN Specialised Agency for Aviation, recognizes India's Medicine from the Sky initiative as an inspirational story. Centre for the Fourth Industrial Revolution (C4IR) India – an Impact Journey 32