The discussions focused on strengthening Hyderabad as a key hub for pharmaceutical production, leveraging the city’s existing infrastructure and industry ecosystem. Chief Minister Revanth assured the company of full government support in facilitating approvals, infrastructure, and operational requirements.

During the meeting, it was highlighted that Hyderabad is home to several major pharmaceutical firms and currently produces around 40% of the country’s bulk drugs, making it an ideal location for expansion. The proposed project is expected to generate significant employment opportunities and further consolidate Hyderabad’s position as a leading center for pharma manufacturing in India.

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TANHA president Dr. Vaddiraju Rakesh said the association held several meetings with Health Minister Damodar Rajanarasimha and Aarogyasri Health Care Trust (AHCT) officials. Despite 20 days of discussions, no solution emerged. He added that hospitals can no longer bear the burden of unpaid dues.

Starting September 16 at 11:59 p.m., all private network hospitals will suspend Aarogyasri services indefinitely. Thousands of patients who rely on the scheme for critical treatment will be affected by the suspension.

Dr. Rakesh expressed regret over the inconvenience to patients but urged the public to understand the hospitals’ situation. He appealed to the state government to release pending payments immediately and restore services without delay. TANHA emphasized that only a quick resolution can protect both patients and hospitals.

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