India Aeromedical Services is the brain child of two highly qualified and experienced professionals, Dr. Anil Mehra and Mr. Pradeep Thampi, in the field of Aviation Medicine and Aviation Operations respectively, who envisioned an air ambulance service in India to match the best and most advanced anywhere in the world. They were pioneers in the field of air evacuation and rescue in this country where such infrastructure was the prerogative of only the Indian Armed Forces.

Eight years ago, when India Aeromedical Services began its operations as the first air ambulance in India, flying patients from small medical facilities to hospitals of medical excellence was a major undertaking. With India being such a large country with an underdeveloped infrastructure, issues like finding aircraft, landing permissions, AAI and DGCA rules and regulations were an exercise in patience. Despite limitations, India Aeromedical Services persisted through work, determination, resourcefulness and the dedication of its medical and operations teams. India Aeromedical Services quickly developed its network, capabilities and reputation of quality service, matching any other in the world.

India Aeromedical Services Pvt. Ltd. is India's first private sector air ambulance devoted to civilian casualty evacuation to major medical facilities across the nation and neighbouring countries.

The helicopters and aircrafts of India Aeromedical Services are India's best air ambulances equipped to handle any life threatening medical emergency. They could be at your service in time to save your life and quickly evacuate you to an intensive care unit of a major medical facility in any city across India and neighbouring countries.

Dental Council of India is a Statutory Body incorporated under an Act of Parliament viz. The Dentists Act, 1948 (XVI of 1948) to regulate the Dental Education and the profession of Dentistry throughout India and it is financed by the Govt. of India in the Ministry of Health & Family Welfare (Department of Health) through Grant-in-aid. The General Body of the Dental Council of India representing various State Governments, Universities, Dental Colleges, Central Government, etc.

The Association of Surgeons of India was established in 1938 to realize a long-standing wish among the Surgeons of India to get together for the purpose of knowing each other and exchanging one another’s experience
This Association is dedicated to the noble cause of believing human beings from pain and sufferings through sincere and devoted service. Taking the latest techniques in the surgical field even to the remotest part of the country.
True to the motto “Vayam Sevam ahe”, improving the services to the common man and striving to take the complete health care to all rural areas.

To provide a potent, cohesive forum and opportunity for exercise fitness and health professionals to present and discuss current research in their respective fields.
To admit members from the diverse branches of exercise science (like physical education, physiotherapy, nutrition, sports science etc.) who are interested or are actively engaged in improving the quality of life/enhancement of sports performance into EFHA.
To promote and support the exchange of ideas and information regarding all facets of exercise, fitness and health.
To collect, compile and publish materials relating to the promotion of exercise, fitness and health in the society.
To promote the advancement of teaching and research in exercise science and to disseminate the results of the latest research in the field of exercise, fitness and health.

In India, WHO provides technical assistance and collaborates with the Government of India and major stakeholders in health development efforts. It assists notably in Policy Development; Capacity Building and Advocacy. Technical assistance to the Government is provided through the following:
Core Programme Clusters
Communicable Diseases and Surveillance including Leprosy; Malaria; Filariasis; Tuberculosis; HIV/AIDS and International Health Regulations.
Evidence & Information for Policy including National Health Accounts; Policies; Medical Ethics; Information System; Burden of Diseases; Essential Drugs and Medicines; World Health Survey; Health Finance; Trade Agreements and Reform Issues.
Family and Community Health including Reproductive Health and Research; Child and Adolescent Health; Gender and Women Health; Immunization and Vaccine Development including Hepatitis B; Nursing and Midwifery; Nutrition and Development and AYUSH (Ayurveda, Yoga and Naturopathy, Unani, Siddha and Homeopathy).
Social Change and Non-Communicable Diseases including Cardiovascular Diseases; Mental Health and Substance Abuse; Disability, Injury Prevention and Rehabilitation; Tobacco Control; Health Care for the Elderly; Prevention of Deafness; Prevention of Blindness; Health Promotion; Oral Health; Cancer; Non-Communicable Disease Risk Factors Surveillance and other Non-Communicable Diseases.
Sustainable Development and Healthy Environment including Chemical Safety; Emergency & Humanitarian Action; Food Safety; Health & Environment; Healthy Cities; Environmental Epidemiology and Water Sanitation.
Special Programmes
National Polio Surveillance Progranmme, Revised National Tuberculosis Control Programme, Emergency and Humanitarian Action in Gujarat and Rajasthan, Commission on Macroeconomics and Health, 3 by 5 for HIV / AIDS, Leprosy Elimination, Roll Back Malaria, Tobacco Free Initiative, Lymphatic Filariasis and Health Internetwork.
External Collaboration and Partnerships
Recently WHO has worked closely with the government on health issues in the aftermath of the tsunami, and for epidemic outbreaks like the Japanese Enciphilitis. WHO is also working with the MOH in the pandemic preparedness plans for the Avian Influenza.