विकसित भारत by 2047

Dr. Mehta, a medical college dean, envisions a विकसित भारत where India meets the World Health Organisation’s (WHO) benchmark of 2.3 health professionals per 1,000 people, especially in rural areas.

But the current reality is stark!

80% shortage of surgeons and specialists in rural India (Economic Times, 2022)
1.9 nurses per 1,000 people, 36% below WHO’s standard (Times of India, 2023)
Unequal distribution of paramedics across the country

What else is halting our growth?

Dr. Mehta observes that there are:

Students feeling overwhelmed during their first cadaver interaction
Self-financed institutions struggling with limited cadaver access
Years of struggle just like वनवास (exile) to become a skilled doctor
The slow adoption of learning technologies that could change everything

"We're not just facing a skill gap," he says, "we're facing a confidence gap"

India, the land of Sushrut, the country that taught the world the art of surgery must lead, not lag, in technological adoption

The Moment Everything Changed

When Dr. Mehta experienced AjnaVidya for the first time, he saw more than technology – he saw the future of Indian medical education.

Today, he’s a thought leader in the medical fraternity because he:

Turned cadaveric studies from overwhelming to confident practice
Revolutionised surgical planning, even in rural areas
Changed the global perception towards Indian education
Integrated AjnaVidya to bridge the skill-gap

Virtual Cadavers

Surgical Planning

Global Benchmark

Skill Revolution

Today AjnaVidya is Bridging the Skill-gap

Virtual Practice

Students build confidence in a safe, controlled environment before their first real procedure

Equal Access

Providing equal access to quality training to all

Economical Model

Offering an accessible solution for self-financed institutions where access to cadavers is limited

Enhanced Surgical Planning

Utilising 3D imaging, even in remote areas

The Future of Learning is Now

A 3D human body appears before you—every organ, tissue, and nerve visible with stunning clarity.

Use the controllers to interact with the body layer by layer, preparing yourself before the actual procedure.

Simply upload a scan (DICOM file), and it creates an interactive 3D model, enabling you to plan surgeries for better outcomes.

AjnaVidya makes learning hands-on and allows unlimited practice. Remove the headset, and you return to reality - more confident and prepared than before.