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Prime Minister Narendra Modi today launched the "Digital India Health Mission" during a virtual event from New Delhi, marking a significant step towards universal healthcare access.

Mission Objectives

The mission aims to:

  • Provide telemedicine services to 50 crore citizens
  • Establish 1 lakh digital health centers nationwide
  • Create integrated health records for all citizens
  • Enable AI-powered diagnostics in rural areas

Key Components

  • Telemedicine Network: 24/7 access to doctors via mobile app
  • Health ID System: Unique digital health identity for all citizens
  • Medical Equipment: AI-enabled diagnostic tools in remote areas
  • Training Programs: Capacity building for healthcare workers

Implementation Strategy

  • Phase 1: Pilot in 100 districts (March 2026)
  • Phase 2: National rollout (June 2026)
  • Phase 3: Advanced features and integration (December 2026)

Budget Allocation

The government has allocated ₹25,000 crore for the mission, with additional funding from international partners and private sector collaborations.

Expected Outcomes

  • Reduction in healthcare costs by 30%
  • Improved health outcomes in rural areas
  • Creation of 5 lakh healthcare jobs
  • Enhanced disease surveillance and prevention

The mission represents India's commitment to leveraging technology for inclusive healthcare delivery.