The National Health Mission is a flagship central government scheme designed to achieve universal access to equitable, affordable, and quality healthcare services across rural and urban populations by strengthening health systems and decentralising delivery.
UPSC evaluates the National Health Mission through the lens of governance efficiency, health equity, and federal financial transfers under the social justice syllabus. Questions typically focus on structural bottlenecks such as regional infrastructure disparities, human resource deficits, and high out-of-pocket health expenditures. Candidates are often expected to analyze how NHM aligns with broader reforms like Ayushman Bharat to deliver universal health coverage.
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