The National Health Policy of India aims to provide an equitable, affordable and quality healthcare system for all citizens of the country.

• One of the key objectives of the policy is to increase public expenditure on healthcare and to encourage private investment in the sector.
• The policy aims to strengthen health systems by enhancing institutional capacities, developing human resources for healthcare and promoting research and innovation.
• It also targets reducing the burden of communicable and non-communicable diseases, promoting healthy living and preventing illness, and providing universal access to essential medicines and diagnostics.
• The policy advocates for the integration of traditional and modern healthcare systems and promoting universal health coverage.
• Other key features of the policy include strengthening of the primary healthcare system, promotion of preventive and promotive healthcare, and setting up of a robust health information system.
• The National Health Policy is instrumental in shaping the healthcare infrastructure in India and aims to achieve better health outcomes and improved quality of life for all citizens.