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25 policy documents tracked in this sector, plus 53 related analysis, announcements and news items

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Policy documents 25

Acts, rules, notifications, schemes and budgets in force

◆ medium15 Mar 2017ArchivePolicy documentPolicy

Comprehensive health policy raising public health expenditure target to 2.5% of GDP. Emphasised Health and Wellness Centres for universal primary healthcare, health assurance, and preventive and promotive healthcare.

▲ high1 May 2016ArchivePolicy documentScheme

Provides free LPG connections to women from Below Poverty Line households to replace unclean cooking fuels. Over 10 crore connections released, significantly reducing indoor air pollution and health risks for rural women.

Impact 8/1010.35 crore BPL familiesOperational
▲ high1 Mar 2006ArchivePolicy documentScheme

Scheme to set up AIIMS-like institutions across India and upgrade existing government medical college institutions. Aimed at correcting regional imbalances in availability of affordable tertiary healthcare.

12 Apr 2005HistoricalPolicy documentAct

Major health sector initiative to provide accessible, affordable, and quality healthcare to rural populations. Introduced ASHA workers, strengthened sub-centres and PHCs, and focused on maternal and child health. Later subsumed into National Health Mission.

Analysis & research 21

Reports, briefs and long reads

◆ mediumYesterdayCPPRAnalysisAnalysis

Three months on, the CorroHealth file is closed. Some 800 employees in Kochi and Kozhikode were relieved overnight on 3 July; by 20 July the company had settled for seven months’ gross salary. The employees had asked for reinstatement; they […] The post The Workers Kerala Does Not See appeared first on Centre for Public Policy Research (CPPR).

◆ medium2d agoIDRAnalysisLong read

1 "Log hamesha 'Mann ki Baat' sunte rahenge to 'Mann ki Baat' bolenge kab?" — Overheard in a flower shop by protesters pretending to be tourists. 2 “Of course we support people's right to protest peacefully. But we reserve the right to decide if they can do it in public.” — Overheard on a Broadcast news channel.  3 "Pehle ghar mein cardio karta tha. Ab protest mein karta hoon.” — Overheard in the Decathlon running section. 4 “CM Rekha Gupta finally addressed the public...at a Dandiya Raas.”

◆ medium5d agoIDRAnalysisLong read

“The biggest change after I moved into the new role was that I no longer spent my time in the field and with communities the way I used to. There were meetings, planning, review calls, reporting, and the responsibility of taking the team along. At that time, I had no idea how to manage all of this at once. Sometimes it felt like the whole day had gone by, but I had not actually done anything.” This is how Biraj Krishna Upadhyay, Senior Manager at Network for Youth Development and Healthy Environ

◆ medium6d agoIDRAnalysisLong read

Kumar,* a 68-year-old man with stomach cancer, began treatment at a tertiary-care centre in Bengaluru in December 2025. Over the next few months, the disease progressed despite treatment, and the risks of further cancer-directed treatment came to outweigh its likely benefits. More side effects meant worse quality of life and an inability for him to do things he enjoyed. He then spent three weeks in intensive care due to sepsis, leading to several complications. Kumar survived, but left the hospi

◆ medium1w agoIDRAnalysisLong read

What does it take to design an AI tool that people use? For nonprofits, the answer may have less to do with the sophistication of the underlying technology and more to do with how well it understands the intended user. ARMMAN and SNEHA, both working in maternal and child health, serve as useful examples. ARMMAN has built a WhatsApp-based AI assistant to help Auxiliary Nurse Midwives (ANMs) access clinical guidance at the point of care. Meanwhile, SNEHA’s chatbot is designed to help pregnant wome

◆ medium3w agoIDRAnalysisLong read

https://youtu.be/QEwmd4nLGJc?si=Tt912sSsse-5zzDM Almaas Masood and Swati Thapa are independent journalists reporting from India's coastlines and hill states on labour, gender, migration, and the environment. Their work comes with a cost that rarely gets talked about, one that most newsrooms in India aren’t set up for: financial precarity, field risk, online harassment, and little to no institutional support. Watch this video where they talk about the toll that reporting takes on their mental hea

◆ medium4w agoIDRAnalysisLong read

The Mental Healthcare Act, 2017 (MHCA), which came into force in 2018, marked a significant shift in India's approach to mental healthcare. The MHCA seeks to protect the rights of persons with mental illness by recognising their autonomy, legal capacity, and right to access mental healthcare and treatment without discrimination.  The importance of this legislation can be understood amidst the long history of abuse, stigma, discrimination, and coercion experienced by people with mental healt

◆ medium14 Sept 2026IDRAnalysisLong read

Professional journeys in the social sector begin with a laundry list of WhatsApp group invitations. Here’s what that looks like, from the perspective of someone who routinely wakes up to 25+ group notifications every morning. While access to a majority of these groups is granted instantly, there is always one unofficial group without the project head where you must earn inclusion by demonstrating the ability to crack cryptic e-mails, provide emotional support, and share unofficial updates.

◆ medium8 Sept 2026VidhiAnalysisAnalysis

**Kanishk Goyal and Ayushi Kumari  “Publicity is justly commended as a remedy for social and industrial diseases. Sunlight is said to be the best of disinfectants; electric light the most efficient policeman.” – Louis D. Brandeis Brandeis’s observation matters most when State power itself becomes the subject of public scrutiny. In September 2025, the Supreme […] The post The Constitutional Paradox of Why the State Can Surveil but the Citizen Cannot Record appeared fi

◆ medium4 Sept 2026IDRAnalysisLong read

Health researchers argue that factors such as where we are, who we are with, and how we feel play a crucial role in our experience of pain, which therefore has a direct impact on our well-being. While clinical medicine often ignores these factors, palliative care recognises that pain perception is directly connected to the psychological and social conditions of a person. As a specialised care model, it brings together doctors, psychologists, nurses, physiotherapists, allied health professionals,

◆ medium2 Sept 2026IDRAnalysisLong read

Across Uttar Pradesh's Prayagraj (Allahabad) district, there are eight food packaging and processing plants responsible for meeting the nutritional needs of pregnant women, lactating mothers, and young children.  These plants are part of the Take Home Ration (THR) programme, which is an extension of the Integrated Child Development Services scheme (ICDS) (subsumed under Saksham Anganwadi and Poshan 2.0 in 2021). Launched in 1975, the ICDS has since evolved into one of the largest community-

Announcements 2

Official press releases

5d agoRBIAnnouncementPress release

Today the Reserve Bank of India placed on its website a Working Paper titled, “Data Gaps in State-Level Inflation: An Assessment for the Covid Period” under the Reserve Bank of India Working Paper Series1. The paper is co-authored by Purnima Shaw and R. K. Sinha. The collection and compilation of official statistics was affected during the outbreak of Covid-19 pandemic due to the resulting restrictions across the world. In India, imputed price indices for the official inflation were

News coverage 30

Journalism about this sector — not policy documents

◆ mediumYesterdayBar&BenchNewsNews

Emerald Heights International School and its Director Siddharth Singh have moved the Supreme Court seeking restrictions on children's use of social media and an enforceable regulatory framework to protect them from online harms.The petition contends that protecting children from environments detrimental to their health, dignity and development is a constitutional responsibility of the State, and cannot be left solely to parental supervision or corporate goodwill.It has sought a direction to the

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