PSM – All Health Related Programmes overview

MATERNAL, CHILD, ADOLESCENT & WOMEN HEALTH PROGRAMMES

1. NATIONAL HEALTH MISSION (NHM)

Launched: 2013
Merger of:
- NRHM (2005)
- NUHM (2013)
New name: PM–Samagra Swasthya Mission (PM-SSM)
Objective: Strengthen primary & secondary healthcare
Covers:
- RMNCH+A
- Communicable diseases
- NCDs
- Health systems strengthening

2. RMNCH+A (Reproductive, Maternal, Neonatal, Child + Adolescent + Nutrition)

New interventions:

Skilled attendance at birth
Mother & Child Protection Card
Maternal Death Review
MCTS (Mother & Child Tracking System)
Community misoprostol by ASHA/ANM
Color coded Score Card:
- Green <20%
- Yellow <20% +20%
- Red >20%

3. JANANI SURAKSHA YOJANA (JSY) – 2005

Objective: Reduce maternal mortality via institutional delivery

Cash incentives:

Low Performing States (LPS):

Rural: ₹1400
Urban: ₹1000

High Performing States (HPS):

Rural: ₹700
Urban: ₹600
ASHA incentive included
Only BPL & ≥19 yrs for first 2 live births

4. JANANI SHISHU SURAKSHA KARYAKRAM (JSSK) – 2011

Objective: Reduce Out-of-Pocket Expenditure

Provides FREE:

Normal & C-section delivery
Drugs
Diagnostics
Blood
Diet
Transport (102/108)

Coverage:

Pregnant women (till 42 days post-delivery)
Sick infants

5. PRADHAN MANTRI MATRUVANDANA YOJANA (PMMVY)

Ministry: Women & Child Development
₹5000 for first live birth
₹6000 incentive for second girl child
Paid in installments

6. PMSMA (Pradhan Mantri Surakshit Matritva Abhiyan)

Free ANC on 9th of every month
Cards:
- Red card → High risk pregnancy
- Blue card → PIH (Pregnancy induced hypertension)

7. SUMAN (Surakshit Matritva Aashwasan) – 2019

Target: Zero preventable maternal & newborn deaths

Guarantees:

18 services
4 ANCs
102/108 ambulance
Free & respectful maternity care

8. LaQshya

Labour Room & Maternity OT quality improvement
Assessment via NQAS

Badges:

Platinum >90%
Gold >80%
Silver >70%

9. MUSQAN

Child friendly hospital initiative
For children <12 yrs

10. MISSION SHAKTI (2021)

Umbrella scheme for women empowerment & safety
Single point care:

Medical
Police
Legal
Shelter

11. RASHTRIYA BAL SWASTHYA KARYAKRAM (RBSK)

Age: 0–18 years

4 D’s:

Defects at birth
Diseases
Deficiencies
Developmental delays & disabilities

Includes screening of 30 selected conditions

12. RASHTRIYA KISHOR SWASTHYA KARYAKRAM (RKSK)

Age: 10–19 years

7C Strategy:

Content
Communities
Clinics
Counselling
Communication
Convergence
Cost effectiveness

Focus:

Nutrition
Reproductive health
Mental health
Substance abuse
Violence

13. MAA (Mother’s Absolute Affection)

Objective:

Promote exclusive breastfeeding for 6 months
Continue till 2 years

14. INDRADHANUSH MISSION

Objective: Full immunization

Indradhanush scheme:

7 colored bedsheets for 7 days of week in ESI hospitals

Mission Indradhanush:

Target full vaccination coverage

15. SURAKSHA CLINICS

For:

Commercial sex workers
High risk population

Services:

STI/RTI treatment
Syndromic management
Behavioral change therapy

16. PM SURAKSHIT MATRITVA ABHIYAN (PMSMA)

Free ANC on 9th of every month
Risk stratification

17. KISHORI SHAKTI YOJANA

Launched 16 Feb 2001
For BPL unmarried girls (11–18 yrs)
Covers 6118 blocks

18. NIRBHAYA FUND (2013)

Protection of women
Safety & dignity
Ministry of Women & Child Development is nodal agency

19. ICDS (Integrated Child Development Services)

Services:

Supplementary nutrition
Immunization
Health check-up
Referral services
Pre-school education
Nutrition & health education

20. NAVJAT SHISHU SURAKSHA KARYAKRAM

Training of doctors, nurses, ANMs
Home based newborn care (HBNC)
ASHA visits: Day 3,7,14,21,28,42
Incentive: ₹50 per visit (total ₹250)

COMMUNICABLE DISEASE CONTROL PROGRAMMES (INDIA)

1. NATIONAL TUBERCULOSIS ELIMINATION PROGRAMME (NTEP)

(Previously RNTCP)

Goal:

Eliminate TB by 2025 (5 years ahead of SDG target 2030)

Strategy:

Detect – Treat – Prevent – Build (DTPB)

Regimens:

Drug sensitive TB → Daily FDC
Drug resistant TB:
- BPaLM regimen (6 months)
  Bedaquiline + Pretomanid + Linezolid + Moxifloxacin
  (for RR/MDR/Pre-XDR TB)

Nikshay Poshan Yojana:

Nutritional support: ₹500/month (some states ₹1000/month)
Given to notified TB patients

Innovations:

99 DOTS / MERM boxes – treatment adherence
TRACE-TB – AI based defaulter tracking
TB CHAMP – preventive therapy in children

Surveillance:

Nikshay portal (case based TB software)

2. NATIONAL VECTOR BORNE DISEASE CONTROL PROGRAMME (NVBDCP)

Covers 6 diseases:

Malaria
Dengue
Chikungunya
Japanese Encephalitis (JE)
Lymphatic Filariasis
Kala-azar

Interventions:

IRS (Indoor Residual Spray): DDT / Malathion
LLIN (Long lasting insecticide treated nets)
Source reduction
Fogging
Early diagnosis & treatment

Elimination targets:

Malaria → 2030
Kala-azar → elimination
Filariasis → elimination

Indicator:

ABER (Annual Blood Examination Rate) >10%

3. NATIONAL AIDS CONTROL PROGRAMME (NACP – V)

Phase:

NACP V (2021–2026)

Goal:

Reduce new HIV infections & deaths by 80%

First line ART:

TLD regimen = Tenofovir + Lamivudine + Dolutegravir

PPTCT (Prevention of Parent to Child Transmission):

4 Prongs:

Prevent HIV in women
Prevent unintended pregnancy in HIV women
Prevent transmission from mother to child
Care & support for mother & family

Infant prophylaxis:

Nevirapine syrup for 6 weeks
Cotrimoxazole prophylaxis
Testing at 6 weeks, 6 months, 12 months, 18 months

Testing:

ICTC centres
ELISA, Rapid test, Dried blood spot

Project Sunrise:

NE states
Target IDUs
Free ART

Sampoorna Suraksha:

Integrated HIV prevention for high & low risk groups

4. NATIONAL LEPROSY ERADICATION PROGRAMME (NLEP)

Strategy:

MDT (Multi Drug Therapy)

Indicators:

ANCDR = Annual New Case Detection Rate
Elimination target: <1/10,000 population

Target:

Elimination by 2027

PEP:

Single dose Rifampicin for contacts

Surveillance:

Nikusth portal (leprosy monitoring)

5. POLIO ERADICATION PROGRAMME

India Polio free:

2014

Surveillance:

AFP surveillance (0–15 yrs)

Switch:

tOPV → bOPV (2016)

Strategy:

Pulse Polio
Booth & house-to-house immunization

6. NATIONAL PROGRAMME FOR CONTROL OF BLINDNESS (NPCB)

Targets (10th five year plan):

Cataract surgery rate: 450/lakh/year
IOL implantation >80%
50 pediatric ophthalmology units
20,000 vision centers
25 eye banks

Vision 2020 – Right to Sight:

Diseases:

Cataract
Refractive errors
Childhood blindness
Trachoma
Glaucoma
Diabetic retinopathy

Strategy:

GET 2020 strategy for Trachoma

7. NATIONAL IRON PLUS INITIATIVE (NIPI)

Beneficiaries & dose:

Children (6 mo–5 yr): 20 mg iron + 100 µg FA (biweekly)
School children (5–10 yr): 45 mg iron weekly
Adolescents: 100 mg iron weekly
Pregnant & lactating: 100 mg iron + 500 µg FA daily

Deworming:

Biannual Albendazole (except <1 year)

8. NATIONAL IODINE DEFICIENCY DISORDER CONTROL PROGRAMME (NIDDCP)

Objectives:

Survey
Supply
Reserve
Lab monitoring
Health education

Facts:

Global IDD day: 21 Oct
Iodine deficiency ↓ IQ by 13 points
Goitre prevalence >10% = public health problem

9. IMMUNIZATION PROGRAMME (UIP / NIP)

Vaccines included:

BCG
OPV/IPV
DPT
Hep B
Hib
Measles-Rubella
JE (endemic)
Rotavirus
PCV

Mission Indradhanush:

Full immunization coverage

10. NATIONAL CANCER REGISTRY PROGRAMME (NCRP)

Types:

Population based registry
Hospital based registry

Linked with:

NPCDCS (Cancer, Diabetes, CVD, Stroke)

11. NATIONAL PROGRAMME FOR PREVENTION & CONTROL OF DEAFNESS (NPPCD)

Objective:

Early identification
Treatment
Rehabilitation

12. SURVEILLANCE SYSTEMS

IDSP (Integrated Disease Surveillance Programme):

Syndromic
Probable
Confirmed surveillance

HIV surveillance:

ANC
STD clinics

13. IMPORTANT INDICATORS

ABER → Malaria efficiency
ANCDR → Leprosy
DALY → Depression highest burden
Avoidable blindness = preventable + curable blindness
Economic blindness = cannot count fingers at 6 m

14. NATIONAL FRAMEWORK FOR MALARIA ELIMINATION (2016–2030)

Objectives:

Eliminate malaria from all states
Reduce incidence <1/1000
Interrupt indigenous transmission by 2027
Maintain malaria free status by 2030

15. SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS (SDG – HEALTH)

Goal 3:

MMR <70
NMR <12
End AIDS, TB, Malaria by 2030
Reduce premature NCD deaths
Promote mental health

🟥 I. NATIONAL PROGRAMME FOR PREVENTION & CONTROL OF NCDs (NP-NCD / NPCDCS)

Diseases covered:

Cancer
Diabetes Mellitus
Cardiovascular Diseases (CVD)
Stroke

Objectives:

Health promotion & lifestyle modification
Early diagnosis & screening
Treatment & referral
Capacity building

Services:

NCD clinics at DH & CHC
Free screening (≥30 years):
- Hypertension
- Diabetes
- Oral, breast & cervical cancer

WHO – STEPS Approach (NCD Surveillance)

Questionnaire – Behavioural risk factors
Physical – BP, BMI, waist circumference
Biochemical – Blood sugar, lipids

WHO – MPOWER (Tobacco Control)

Monitor tobacco use
Protect from smoke
Offer help to quit
Warn about dangers
Enforce bans
Raise taxes

🟧 II. NATIONAL MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAMME (NMHP)

Objectives:

Ensure availability of mental health services
Integrate mental health into PHC
Reduce stigma
Train manpower

DISTRICT MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAMME (DMHP)

Based on Bellary Model
Community-based mental health care
Psychiatrist + psychologist + social worker
School mental health programme

DALY:

Unipolar depression = highest contributor among mental illnesses

🟨 III. NATIONAL PROGRAMME FOR HEALTH CARE OF ELDERLY (NPHCE)

Target group:

Population ≥60 years

Services:

Geriatric OPD/IPD
Physiotherapy
Counseling
Rehabilitation
Home-based care

🟩 IV. NATIONAL PROGRAMME FOR CONTROL OF BLINDNESS (NPCB)

Targets:

Cataract surgery rate → 450/lakh/year
IOL implantation → >80%
Paediatric ophthalmology units
Vision centres
Eye banks

Vision 2020 – Right to Sight (India)

Diseases:

Cataract
Refractive errors
Childhood blindness
Corneal blindness
Trachoma
Glaucoma
Diabetic retinopathy

Definitions:

Avoidable blindness = Preventable + curable
Economic blindness = Cannot count fingers at 6 m

🟦 V. NATIONAL CANCER REGISTRY PROGRAMME (NCRP) – 1982

Types:

Population-based cancer registry
Hospital-based cancer registry

Linked with:

NPCDCS
NPHCE

🟫 VI. NATIONAL PROGRAMME FOR CONTROL OF DEAFNESS (NPPCD)

Objectives:

Early identification
Prevention of hearing loss
Treatment
Rehabilitation

🟪 VII. NATIONAL PROGRAMME FOR HEALTH CARE OF THE ELDERLY (NPHCE)

Geriatric clinics
Day care centres
Mobile medical units
Training health workers

🟨 VIII. NUTRITION PROGRAMMES

1. ICDS (Integrated Child Development Services)

6 Services:

Supplementary nutrition
Immunization
Health check-up
Referral services
Pre-school education
Nutrition & health education

Nutritional norms:

Child: 500 kcal, 12–15 g protein
Mother: 600 kcal, 15–20 g protein
Malnourished child: 800 kcal, 20–25 g protein

2. POSHAN Abhiyaan

Targets:

Reduce stunting
Reduce under-nutrition
Reduce anemia
Reduce low birth weight

3. ANEMIA MUKT BHARAT (AMB)

Target:

3% reduction/year

Strategy – 6 × 6 × 6:

6 Beneficiaries
6 Interventions (IFA, Deworming, BCC, testing, delay cord clamping, diet)
6 Institutional mechanisms

4. NATIONAL IRON PLUS INITIATIVE (NIPI)

Group	Dose
6 mo–5 yr	20 mg Fe + 100 µg FA (biweekly)
5–10 yr	45 mg Fe weekly
10–19 yr	100 mg Fe weekly
Pregnant/lactating	100 mg Fe + 500 µg FA daily

➕ Biannual deworming (Albendazole)

5. MAA (Mother’s Absolute Affection)

Promote exclusive breastfeeding for 6 months
Continue till 2 years

🟧 IX. SPECIAL DEFINITIONS & INDICATORS

MONICA = Monitoring trends & determinants in CVD
DALY = Depression highest mental illness burden
Avoidable blindness = Preventable + curable
Economic blindness = Cannot count fingers at 6 m
STEPS = WHO NCD surveillance
MPOWER = Tobacco control strategy

🟥 X. HEALTH PROMOTION INITIATIVES (NCD linked)

Fit India Movement
Eat Right India
Tobacco Control Act (COTPA)
National Tobacco Control Programme (NTCP)

DIGITAL HEALTH PORTALS, APPS & E-HEALTH INITIATIVES (INDIA)

🟥 I. NATIONAL DIGITAL HEALTH ECOSYSTEM

1. ABHA (Ayushman Bharat Health Account)

Unique Digital Health ID
Stores health records
Part of Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission (ABDM)

2. Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission (ABDM)

Earlier name: National Digital Health Mission (NDHM)

Components:

ABHA (Health ID)
Health Facility Registry (HFR)
Healthcare Professional Registry (HPR)
DigiDoctor
Unified Health Interface (UHI)

🟦 II. DISEASE-SPECIFIC PORTALS

3. Nikshay

TB notification & surveillance software
Case-based tracking
Linked with Nikshay Poshan Yojana

4. Nikusth

Real-time Leprosy case reporting & monitoring

5. eDOT

TB patient management
Treatment compliance

6. 99DOTS / MERM Boxes

TB drug adherence monitoring system

🟩 III. TELEMEDICINE & HOSPITAL SERVICES

7. e-Sanjeevani

National Telemedicine platform
OPD consultation (Doctor–Patient & Doctor–Doctor)

8. eHospital

Hospital information system
OPD registration
Lab reports
Appointment booking

9. ORS (Online Registration System)

Online OPD appointment in tertiary hospitals (AIIMS, PGI, etc.)

10. Mera Aspataal

Patient feedback system (public & private hospitals)

🟨 IV. MATERNAL & CHILD HEALTH PORTALS / APPS

11. MCTS / RCH Portal (Mother & Child Tracking System)

Tracks ANC, PNC, immunization
Beneficiary-based monitoring

12. ANMOL (ANM Online)

Mobile app for ANMs
Digital record keeping
Field data entry

13. Kilkari

Mobile audio messages
Pregnancy & child development guidance

14. MAA App

Promotes breastfeeding awareness
Infant feeding counselling

🟧 V. IMMUNIZATION & VACCINE SYSTEMS

15. CoWIN

Vaccination registration
Appointment scheduling
Certificate generation
Used for COVID-19 vaccination

16. eVIN (Electronic Vaccine Intelligence Network)

Vaccine logistics
Cold chain management
Stock & temperature monitoring
❗ Not beneficiary portal (that is CoWIN)

🟫 VI. LIFESTYLE & NCD APPS

17. mDiabetes

Education & management of diabetes

18. mCessation

Tobacco quitting support

19. Fit India App

Physical activity promotion

20. Eat Right App

Nutrition awareness

🟪 VII. BLOOD & LAB SERVICES

21. eRaktKosh

Blood bank management
Voluntary blood donation registry
Stock availability

22. Swasthya Slate

Single diagnostic tablet
Performs 33 lab tests
Used in field settings

🟦 VIII. NATIONAL HEALTH INFORMATION PORTALS

23. National Health Portal (NHP)

Health information for citizens
Guidelines & services

24. Nischay Kit & Portal

Pregnancy detection kit & ANC tracking
Nischay is UPT kit (PTK)

🟨 IX. ADDICTION & BEHAVIOUR CHANGE

25. m-Cessation

Tobacco cessation program
SMS & app-based support

🟥 X. IMPORTANT LINKED DIGITAL SYSTEMS

26. TRACE-TB

AI-based defaulter tracking (TB)

27. TB-CHAMP

Preventive therapy monitoring in children

28. Suraksha Clinics (digital reporting)

STI/RTI data & behavioural surveillance

🟩 XI. SUMMARY TABLE (ONE-LOOK)

Name	Purpose
ABHA	Digital Health ID
Nikshay	TB surveillance
Nikusth	Leprosy monitoring
e-Sanjeevani	Online OPD
eHospital	OPD & records
ORS	Appointment booking
Mera Aspataal	Patient feedback
MCTS/RCH	ANC & immunization
ANMOL	Field records
CoWIN	Vaccine registration
eVIN	Cold chain
mDiabetes	Diabetes
mCessation	Tobacco quit
eRaktKosh	Blood banks
Swasthya Slate	33 lab tests
NHP	Health info
Kilkari	Audio messages

TARGETS, MISSIONS, INDICATORS & DEFINITIONS

🟥 I. NATIONAL & INTERNATIONAL HEALTH TARGETS

1. SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS (SDG – 2015 to 2030)

SDG-3: Good Health & Well-being

Targets:

MMR <70 / 100,000 live births
NMR <12 / 1000 live births
U5MR <25 / 1000 live births
End AIDS, TB, Malaria & NTDs
Reduce premature mortality from NCDs
Promote mental health & well-being
Reduce road traffic injuries
Universal Health Coverage (UHC)

2. TB TARGETS (NTEP)

TB elimination by 2025 (India)
Strategy: Detect – Treat – Prevent – Build
Nikshay Poshan Yojana: ₹500/month nutrition support
Regimen: BPaLM for MDR/Pre-XDR TB

3. MALARIA & VECTOR BORNE DISEASE TARGETS

Malaria elimination by 2030
Kala-azar elimination
Filariasis elimination
Interrupt indigenous transmission by 2027
Maintain malaria-free status by 2030

4. HIV / AIDS TARGETS (NACO)

Earlier:

90-90-90

Current:

95-95-95
- 95% diagnosed
- 95% on ART
- 95% viral suppression

NACP-V (2021–26):

Reduce new infections & deaths by 80%

5. POLIO TARGET

India declared Polio-free in 2014
AFP surveillance (0–15 yrs)
Switch: tOPV → bOPV (2016)

6. LEPROSY TARGET

Elimination target: 2027
MDT therapy
PEP: Single dose Rifampicin

7. BLINDNESS TARGETS (VISION 2020)

Vision 2020 – Right to Sight
Target: Eliminate avoidable blindness

Diseases:

Cataract
Refractive errors
Childhood blindness
Corneal blindness
Trachoma
Glaucoma
Diabetic retinopathy

8. NUTRITION TARGETS

POSHAN Abhiyaan:

Reduce:
- Stunting
- Under-nutrition
- Anemia
- Low birth weight

Anemia Mukt Bharat:

3% reduction per year

9. IMMUNIZATION TARGET

Universal Immunization
Mission Indradhanush
Intensified Mission Indradhanush (IMI)

🟦 II. EMPLOYMENT & LIVELIHOOD LINKED SCHEMES (HEALTH-RELATED)

1. MGNREGA (Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act)

Features:

Legal right to work
100 days employment/year
Unskilled manual work
Minimum 1/3 workers = women
Work within 5 km (else extra wages)

Health relevance:

Water conservation
Sanitation
Vector control
Environmental health

2. Viksit Bharat – Guarantee for Rozgar & Ajeevika Mission (Gramin)

Integrated framework of:

MGNREGA (Rozgar)
DAY-NRLM / Aajeevika Mission (Livelihood)

Objectives:

Sustainable rural employment
Poverty alleviation
Self-reliant villages
Part of Viksit Bharat @2047

3. VBRAMG (Village Based Rural Area Monitoring Group)

Community malaria surveillance group
Under NVBDCP
Supported by MGNREGA manpower
Functions:
- Identify fever cases
- Monitor breeding sites
- Support vector control
- Community awareness

❗ Not a separate MGNREGA scheme

🟨 III. IMPORTANT HEALTH INDICATORS

1. ABER (Annual Blood Examination Rate)

Indicator of malaria surveillance efficiency
Target >10%

2. ANCDR (Annual New Case Detection Rate)

Core indicator for Leprosy

3. DALY (Disability Adjusted Life Years)

Measure of disease burden
In mental illness:
- Unipolar depression = highest contributor

4. MONICA

Monitoring Trends & Determinants in Cardiovascular Disease

WHO project for CVD surveillance

5. Avoidable Blindness

Preventable + curable blindness

6. Economic Blindness

Inability to count fingers at 6 meters

7. KAP

Knowledge, Attitude, Practice
Used in FP & HIV programmes

8. IEC

Information, Education, Communication

🟩 IV. IMPORTANT DEFINITIONS & MATRICES

1. Haddon’s Matrix (Injury prevention)

Phase	Host	Agent/Vehicle	Environment
Pre-crash	✔	✔	✔
Crash	✔	✔	✔
Post-crash	✔	✔	✔

Used for:

Road traffic accidents
Injury prevention

2. BPCR Matrix (Birth Preparedness & Complication Readiness)

Used for:

ANC counselling
Birth preparedness
Emergency referral
Reduce maternal & neonatal mortality

3. RMNCH+A Score Card

Color coding:

Green – <20% from national average
Yellow – ±20%
Red – >20%

🟧 V. INTERNATIONAL HEALTH MILESTONES

Alma Ata Conference (1978) → Primary Health Care
Ottawa Charter → Health Promotion
WHO Headquarters → Geneva
WHO SEARO → New Delhi

🟥 VI. ONE-LOOK TARGET TABLE

Programme	Target
TB	Elimination by 2025
Malaria	Elimination by 2030
HIV	95-95-95
Polio	Polio-free (2014)
Leprosy	Elimination by 2027
Blindness	Vision 2020
Anemia	3% reduction/year
SDG-3	Health for all by 2030
Immunization	Universal

📘 HEALTH PROGRAMMES: LAUNCH YEAR – TARGET YEAR – NEW TARGET YEAR

Programme / Mission	Launch Year	Original Target Year	Revised / New Target Year (if not achieved)
TB Elimination (NTEP)	1997 (as RNTCP) → renamed NTEP 2020	2030 (SDG)	2025 (India target)
Malaria Elimination (NVBDCP)	2003	2027 (interruption)	2030 (elimination)
Kala-azar Elimination	2005	2010	2023 (revised multiple times)
Lymphatic Filariasis Elimination	2004	2015	2027
Leprosy Elimination (NLEP)	1983	2000 (elimination as PH problem)	2027 (eradication)
Polio Eradication Programme	1995 (Pulse Polio)	2000	Achieved 2014 (India Polio-free)
HIV/AIDS Control (NACP)	1992	90-90-90 by 2020	95-95-95 by 2025
Mission Indradhanush	2014	2020 (full immunization)	Ongoing via IMI rounds
Universal Immunization Programme (UIP)	1985	1990	Ongoing (no fixed end year)
Vision 2020 (Blindness control)	1999	2020	Extended as NPCB & VI (ongoing)
Anemia Mukt Bharat	2018	2022 (30% reduction)	3% reduction per year (ongoing)
POSHAN Abhiyaan	2018	2022	Extended to 2026 (Mission Poshan 2.0)
Swachh Bharat Mission (SBM-I)	2014	2019 (ODF)	SBM-II: 2020–2025
National AIDS Control Programme V	2021	2026	New phase after 2026 (to align with SDG 2030)
Mission Parivar Vikas (TFR reduction)	2017	2025	Linked with SDG 2030
SDG-3 (Health goals)	2015	2030	—
Guinea Worm Eradication Programme	1986	2000	Achieved 2000
Yaws Eradication Programme	1996	2008	Achieved 2016 (WHO certified)
Smallpox Eradication	1962 (India)	1975	Achieved 1977 (India)
National Iodine Deficiency Disorders Control Programme (NIDDCP)	1992	2000	Ongoing (Universal salt iodization)
NPCDCS (NCD control)	2010	—	Ongoing
National Mental Health Programme (NMHP)	1982	—	Ongoing
Ayushman Bharat	2018	—	Ongoing
Jal Jeevan Mission	2019	2024	Extended to 2026

🔑 Important Points

TB → Original SDG 2030 → India advanced to 2025
HIV → 90-90-90 (2020) → 95-95-95 (2025)
Malaria → 2030
Leprosy → 2027
Filariasis → 2027
Kala-azar → 2023
Vision 2020 → extended beyond 2020
POSHAN Abhiyaan → extended as Mission Poshan 2.0 (2026)
Swachh Bharat → Phase II till 2025
Jal Jeevan Mission → extended to 2026
Polio → achieved 2014
Guinea worm → achieved 2000
Yaws → achieved 2016

TB – 2025
Malaria – 2030
Leprosy / Filaria – 2027
HIV – 95-95-95 by 2025
SDG – 2030
Swachh Bharat Mission (SBM) -II – 2025
Poshan – 2026

Published:

03/07/2026

4:00 PM

Last Updated:

04/07/2026

1:36 PM

Author:

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