Nidaan’s AI chest X-ray tool gets approval for a TB screening pilot in Telangana
The Hyderabad startup’s software will run in 60 public clinics.

Nidaan, based in Hyderabad, is the latest example of how health in India is maturing. The move puts the company in a strong position in its segment.
Radiologists will review every scan the tool flags, and the state will compare detection rates with clinics that do not use the software.
Why it matters
Investors across Asia have become more selective since 2023, backing companies that can show paying customers and a clear path to profit. Founders in India told ASN that the bar for a new round now includes at least a year of steady revenue growth.
We built for the customer who was already paying, not the one we hoped would show up.
The company said it will use the next year to deepen its existing markets before expanding further.
The numbers
- Market: India
- Headquarters: Hyderabad
- Sector: Health
What comes next
Competitors are watching closely, and at least two rivals are said to be in talks to raise fresh capital. ASN will keep tracking Nidaan and the wider health market in India.
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The ASN Daily



