Strong public hospitals

We propose upgrading district and sub-divisional hospitals so that serious treatment does not always require travelling to another city or a private facility.

  • Functional wards, clean facilities and working equipment
  • Maintenance contracts audited and published

Primary and rural health centres

Primary health centres and rural dispensaries are proposed to run on fixed, published timings with regular doctor availability.

  • Published duty rosters at every centre
  • Mobile health visits for remote villages

Doctors, staff and essential medicines

We propose transparent recruitment of doctors, nurses and technicians, and a reliable supply of essential medicines at government facilities.

  • Regular recruitment against sanctioned posts
  • Essential-medicine stock displayed publicly

Diagnostics and emergency care

Laboratory and imaging services, ambulances and round-the-clock emergency rooms are proposed to be strengthened at district level.

  • Common tests available at government rates
  • Ambulance response monitored and reported

Maternal, child and mental health

We propose safe maternity services, child immunisation and nutrition support, and mental-health counselling without stigma.

  • Trained maternity staff at every delivery point
  • District-level counselling and helpline support

Addiction treatment and accountability

Addiction is proposed to be treated as a health issue with medical de-addiction, counselling and rehabilitation — and hospital administration is proposed to be answerable to the public it serves.

  • De-addiction and rehabilitation with follow-up care
  • Public grievance system with time-bound replies

Note on proposed policy

Everything on this page is proposed policy. Each proposal would require constitutional and legal review, expert consultation, detailed costing, an identified funding source and approval by the competent government authority before it can be implemented. No financial guarantee, legal entitlement or deadline is promised here.