These melas serve as platforms to attract thousands of people to avail quality healthcare services along with essential medicines and diagnostic services
Nadda noted that on the basis of economic caste census, 50 crore people were brought under this scheme
TB treatment coverage in India increased by 32% in the last eight years from 53% in 2015 to 85% in 2023
Nadda also commended the role of ASHA workers, “grassroot foot soldiers”, in the healthcare system
The scheme is fully digitized and covers approximately 45% of India's population
Nadda chairs Joint Strategy Meeting with Line Ministries for TB Mukt Bharat Abhiyan- 100-Day Intensified Campaign
India has been declared ‘functional’ against all the core regulatory functions of the WHO Global Benchmarking Tool Version VI
More emphasis should be given on investing healthcare resources towards prevention of diseases rather than only focusing on diagnostic and therapeutic options
Enhanced collaboration under the Memorandum of Cooperation (MoC) between India and Japan in medical product regulations
Nadda also interacted with senior officials of the Union Health Ministry after taking charge where he was briefed about the ongoing projects
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