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India reports major healthcare gains, including higher birth deliveries, lower maternal and child mortality, and expanded health coverage through Ayushman Arogya Mandirs.
Union Health Minister JP Nadda highlighted India’s progress in healthcare at FICCI HEAL 2025, citing a rise in institutional deliveries to 89–90%, a maternal mortality ratio drop from 130 to 88 per lakh live births, and reductions in infant and under-five mortality.
He emphasized the expansion of 1.7 lakh Ayushman Arogya Mandirs, the world’s largest health coverage program serving over 62 crore people with ₹5 lakh benefits, and efforts to boost preventive care.
Key initiatives include the Jan Aushadi Scheme, digital health records, and a proposed 0% GST on health insurance.
The 2017 National Health Policy, focused on comprehensive care, underpins these advances.
India informa de importantes ganancias en el cuidado de la salud, incluidos mayores partos, menor mortalidad materna e infantil y mayor cobertura de salud a través de Ayushman Arogya Mandirs.