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India's TB elimination drive: A regulatory perspective

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November 2025

Atul Grover, MD-India and South Asia, Becton, Dickinson (BD) stresses that PPPs are vital to improving TB diagnosis and treatment. Regulatory policies should incentivise private hospitals and diagnostic centres to collaborate with the National TB Elimination Program (NTEP) through structured agreements

India's TB elimination drive: A regulatory perspective

India's ambitious goal of eliminating tuberculosis (TB) by 2025 has gained momentum with the launch of a 100-day campaign in December 2024, targeting 347 high-burden districts. This initiative aims to enhance case detection, streamline treatment, and leverage technology to curb TB transmission. While the campaign reflects strong political will and strategic intent, its long-term success depends on regulatory coherence, private sector participation, and systemic reforms.

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