Rajiv Nath is Managing Director of Hindustan Syringes & Medical Devices Ltd. He is President of All India Syringes & Needles Mfg. Association. (AISNMA). He is also the Founder and Forum Coordinator – Association of Indian Medical Device Industry (AiMeD) with over 400 Members nationwide whereby Medical Device Manufacturers of all types of technologies have been attracted nationwide on one Platform. HMD created a niche for their disposable syringe “DISPOVAN” which is today the most popular brand in Syringe market in India. AiMeD is an Umbrella Association of Indian Manufacturers of Medical Devices covering all types of Medical Devices including consumables, disposables, equipment’s instruments, Implants, electronics and diagnostics. With a Primary Membership of over 400 Manufacturers and additionally of over 250 Associate Members representing the interest of over 1200 Manufacturers of Medical Devices to address the manufacturer’s problems. (www.aimedindia.com ) Position held:

• President of All India Syringes & Needles Mfg. Association (AISNMA).
• Board Member of Kalam Institute of Healthcare Technology
• Member National Medical Device Promotion Council
• Chairman – Technical Committee – ICMED Certification by QCI
• Member of Expert Advisory Group (EAG) for Biomedical Device and Technology Development (BDTD) by Dept. of Science & Technology
• Member of Medical Devices – Expert Advisory Group to CDSCO for Regulation in India
• Member of Steering Committee on National Biodesign

Mr. Kishore Narain Khanna is the Managing Director of Romsons Group Private Limited and Director of Romsons Medworld, with over 55 years of pioneering experience in the medical device industry. A visionary leader and innovator, he holds multiple patents in medical technology and has been instrumental in transforming Romsons into a globally respected brand, serving millions of patients worldwide.

Starting his journey in the early 1970s at the age of 20, Mr. Khanna worked across all facets of manufacturing, gradually modernizing operations and introducing cutting-edge processes. His relentless focus on innovation, quality, and global expansion has made Romsons a trusted name in healthcare. Mr. Khanna has been honored with the Presidential Award for Innovative Achievement, recognized by the Government of Uttar Pradesh for Quality Excellence, and awarded the Udyog Ratan for his outstanding contribution to industry.

Beyond business, he plays a key role in industry and community development, serving as the Joint Coordinator of the Association of Medical Device Industry of India, President of Rozgaar Bharti and Factory Owners’ Association, and General Secretary of Romsons Charitable Society, which leads the group’s CSR initiatives.

A global business strategist and a true industry stalwart, Mr. Khanna continues to drive Romsons toward becoming a leading multinational enterprise in the medical device sector.

Harshada Kadam, holds a B.Tech degree from Vidyalankar Institute of Technology, Mumbai, Maharashtra, and brings over five years of professional experience in the medical device industry and regulatory frameworks. She is currently serving as Assistant Director/Scientist-B at the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) MHD department, under the Ministry of Consumer Affairs, food & Public Distribution Government of India.

In her current role, Ms. Harshada is actively involved in the organization and coordination of various national and international meetings, including ISO technical committee sessions. She is responsible for drafting, editing, and preparing Indian Standards. She also assists technical committees and individual members in the formulation and review of standards, ensuring both technical accuracy and editorial compliance.

Ms. Harshada has delivered technical sessions across numerous academic and professional institutions across India, contributing to awareness and capacity building in the field of standardization. She has also represented India as an expert delegate in various ISO meetings, showcasing her domain expertise on international platforms.