Some recent developments in the field of health policy in India include the adoption of the Ayushman Bharat scheme, the launch of the National Health Stack, and the establishment of the National Medical Commission. The Ayushman Bharat scheme aims to provide health insurance coverage to 500 million people, particularly those from low-income households. The scheme also includes the establishment of Health and Wellness Centers that provide primary healthcare services. The National Health Stack is a digital infrastructure that aims to streamline health information systems and promote interoperability. It includes a unique health ID for patients and a registry of healthcare providers. The National Medical Commission is a new regulatory body that aims to reform medical education and improve the quality of healthcare services. However, some challenges faced in implementing these policies include inadequate funding, insufficient infrastructure, and the need for greater collaboration between the central and state governments.