• High cost of healthcare services
• Inadequate healthcare infrastructure in rural areas
• Shortage of trained medical professionals
• Insufficient government spending on healthcare
• Lack of awareness about preventive healthcare measures among people
• Limited health insurance coverage
• Low public expenditure on healthcare by the government
• Low levels of healthcare accessibility in remote areas

The current state of healthcare in India is characterized by a number of challenges, which include high cost of healthcare services, inadequate healthcare infrastructure in rural areas, shortage of trained medical professionals, insufficient government spending on healthcare and limited health insurance coverage. Additionally, there is a lack of awareness about preventive healthcare measures among people, low public expenditure on healthcare by the government, and low levels of healthcare accessibility in remote areas. In order to overcome these challenges, it is important for the government to increase its investment in the healthcare sector and for private players to work towards improving the accessibility and affordability of healthcare services for all people.