Indian government, based on report from the office of the Principal Scientific Adviser to the Government of India (2019), has reported that its Research and Development (R&D) expenditure has tripled in the last decade. As India moves closer to be a developed nation, it is important to explore what the institutions have done in terms of converting basic research to applied research. Unlike other parts of the world people in India live in extended families and when one is ill everyone pulls together the resources. If healthcare could be made affordable and accessible this would significantly reduce the financial burden on families. This is an area of academic research that would have a huge potential to contribute to policy makers. The future research should examine what frameworks can be applied for innovation. This seminar presents a framework to assess the outcomes of healthcare research from - top ranked institutions in India -- based on the National Institutional Ranking Framework (2020), both Quantitatively and Qualitatively.