India's billion-dollar business of helping people recover from addiction grows

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India's private de-addiction industry is now a billion-dollar market, according to the Economic Times. Specialized clinics and rehabilitation centers are experiencing rapid growth. This expansion is driven by rising demand for professional addiction treatment services. The sector focuses on helping individuals recover from substance abuse and other addictions.

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