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26/08/2026

Honoured to represent Perkant Tech as part of the Niti Aayog delegation to the Government of Tripura, redefining primary checkups across the state.

As an ANIC 2.0 winner and Atal Innovation Mission (AIM) funded startup, we presented Prognosys - our made-in-India vital signs monitor - at the Stakeholder Consultation on the State Innovation Mission, convened by TIFT (Department of Good Governance and IT).

Prognosys delivers a complete primary checkup in under 60 seconds, freeing clinical staff from manual recording. During our pilot tests at both a rural Ayushman Arogya Mandir and a digitally mature, paperless hospital running on Tripura’s IHMIS, the results were identical:

- Complete primary checkup in

09/08/2026

A proud day for our team!

Our Co-founder and CEO, Saniya Jeswani, represented the company at the CEO Roundtable with Hon’ble Union Minister Shri J.P. Nadda Ji at the India Medical Device Conference 2026, held at Vigyan Bhawan, New Delhi and convened by the Department of Pharmaceuticals, in association with FICCI.

Perkant Tech was nominated by the Department of MSME, Government of Madhya Pradesh, as the only MSME from the state invited to the roundtable.

At the table, we proposed a fast-track evaluation pathway through India’s premier research and public health institutions, with a defined protocol that validates indigenous, deep tech medical technology, so that every Indian innovator walks away with a documented, citable record of what their technology achieves in health outcomes. Several of these suggestions were taken on board.

Our sincere thanks to the Department of MSME and the Government of Madhya Pradesh for consistently putting Indian innovators in the right rooms.

Built in Indore. Building for India, and for the world.

DeepTech

12/07/2026

Most founders ask what they can build fast.

Today, on a panel at the Madhya Pradesh Youth Conclave in Indore, I sat in front of a room of people about to make that choice for the first time. So I talked about the two questions I keep coming back to.

- Will this still matter in fifty years?
- And who uses it in a place I will never visit?

When you are building novel technology, the second question isn’t a fantasy. It’s the whole point. You do not get to decide where a solved problem travels. A device built for a clinic in Madhya Pradesh does not know it is supposed to stop at the state border, or the international one. It goes wherever the problem exists - and the problem exists everywhere.

I told the room what we built. The average Indian doctor gets two minutes with a patient. Just Two. Before those two, fifteen disappear into vitals, screening, triage, forms - by hand, one patient at a time, across four billion visits a year. We compress that into sixty seconds - for the very first time. Taking the load off doctors and improving patient experience.

In 2020, this was an unpopular way to think. No RDI fund. No deep-tech recognition. No policy, and no word for what we were doing. We bootstrapped and began anyway.

What I felt in that hall was the noise coming off a room of people who have not yet been told what they cannot do. It is the same fuel | started with at 21, and I had forgotten how loud it is. Here’s to the Young innovators!

- Lokant Jain,
Co-founder and CTO, Perkant Tech

12/07/2026

Seventy percent of the medical devices in an Indian hospital are imported. At 21, I decided to build one that wasn’t. A device that did not exist anywhere.

Six years later, that decision put me on a stage in Indore, speaking to the Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh and five thousand young people.

This is what we built. Nearly every one of India’s four billion annual doctor visits starts the same way: fifteen minutes of vitals, screening and triage before a doctor gets to be a doctor.
We do it in sixty seconds.

The scarcest resource in Indian healthcare is a doctor’s attention, and we built something that stops wasting it.
Here is what I told the room. Build for India. Choose the problem the nation actually has over the one that sells fastest. Do that, and a stronger country is not a slogan, it is arithmetic.

- Saniya Jeswani
Co-founder and CEO, Perkant Tech

21/05/2026

Our CEO Saniya Jeswani spoke at the BRICS Youth Entrepreneurship Working Group Meeting in Indore today, addressing delegates from 8 countries.

Her message: India is the fastest country in the world to take an idea from a whiteboard to reality, and government support is what shapes it.

India is the hub of innovation. And the next wave is coming from tier-2 cities.

Grateful to MPIDC (Madhya Pradesh Industrial Corporation) for the invite.

FoundedInIndia

26/01/2026

There are moments that remind you why you chose to build - for the nation, and for the Indian flag.

Being invited as Special Guests to the 77th Republic Day celebrations at Kartavya Path, New Delhi, is nothing short of surreal for us. To be counted among innovative startups from across the country recognised for their contributions to nation building is a moment of deep pride and gratitude.

From a Tier-2 city like Indore, daring to dream of creating meaningful national impact in healthcare, to standing at Kartavya Path alongside individuals who quietly build, or aspire to build the backbone of the nation, this moment is profoundly humbling.

For us, it is a reminder of the responsibility that comes with building for India: innovation with purpose, impact at scale, and relentless commitment to healthcare that reaches everyone, everywhere. 🇮🇳

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