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Rural Health Facilities : Ministry of Health and Family Welfare

July 25, 2018

New Delhi, July 25, 2018 :

As per Rural Health Statistics 2017, there is a shortfall in availability of different levels of health facilities such as Sub Centres, Primary Health Centres and Community Health Centres in the country. The States/UT wise details are given below :

SHORTFALL IN HEALTH INFRASTRUCTURE AS PER 2011 POPULATION IN INDIA (As on 31st March, 2017)

 

    Total Tribal   Sub Centres     PHCs     CHCs  
S.No. State/ UT Population                        
Population in       %       %       %
in Rural R P S R P S R P S
    Rural Areas
    Shortfall Shortfall Shortfall
    Areas
                     
                       
                             
                               
1 Andhra Pradesh 34776389 2293102 7261 7458 * * 1197 1147 50 4 299 193 106 35
                               
2 Arunachal Pradesh 1066358 789846 318 312 6 2 48 143 * * 12 63 * *
                               
3 Assam 26807034 3665405 5850 4621 1229 21 954 1014 * * 238 158 80 34
                               
4 Bihar 92341436 1270851 18637 9949 8688 47 3099 1899 1200 39 774 150 624 81
                               
5 Chhattisgarh 19607961 7231082 4885 5186 * * 774 785 * * 193 169 24 12
                               
6 Goa 551731 87639 122 214 * * 19 24 * * 4 4 0 0
                               
7 Gujarat 34694609 8021848 8008 9082 * * 1290 1392 * * 322 363 * *
                               
8 Haryana 16509359 0 3301 2589 712 22 550 366 184 33 137 112 25 18
                               
9 Himachal Pradesh 6176050 374392 1285 2083 * * 212 538 * * 53 89 * *
                               
10 Jammu & Kashmir 9108060 1406833 2009 2967 * * 327 637 * * 81 84 * *
                               
11 Jharkhand 25055073 7868150 6060 3848 2212 37 966 297 669 69 241 188 53 22
                               
12 Karnataka 37469335 3429791 7951 9381 * * 1306 2359 * * 326 206 120 37
                               
13 Kerala 17471135 433092 3551 5380 * * 589 849 * * 147 232 * *
                               
14 Madhya Pradesh 52557404 14276874 12415 9192 3223 26 1989 1171 818 41 497 309 188 38
                               
15 Maharashtra 61556074 9006077 13512 10580 2932 22 2201 1814 387 18 550 360 190 35
                               
16 Manipur 2021640 791126 509 421 88 17 80 85 * * 20 17 3 15
                               
17 Meghalaya 2371439 2136891 759 436 323 43 114 109 5 4 28 27 1 4
                               
18 Mizoram 525435 507467 172 370 * * 25 57 * * 6 9 * *
                               
19 Nagaland 1407536 1306838 455 396 59 13 68 126 * * 17 21 * *
                               
20 Odisha 34970562 8994967 8193 6688 1505 18 1315 1280 35 3 328 370 * *
                               
21 Punjab 17344192 0 3468 2950 518 15 578 432 146 25 144 151 * *
                               
22 Rajasthan 51500352 8693123 11459 14406 * * 1861 2079 * * 465 579 * *
                               
23 Sikkim 456999 167146 113 147 * * 18 24 * * 4 2 2 50
                               
24 Tamil Nadu 37229590 660280 7533 8712 * * 1251 1362 * * 312 385 * *
                               
25 Telangana 21585313 2939027 4708 4797 * * 768 689 79 10 192 114 78 41
                               
26 Tripura 2712464 1117566 691 987 * * 109 93 16 15 27 21 6 22
                               
27 Uttarakhand 7036954 264819 1442 1847 * * 238 257 * * 59 60 * *
                               
28 Uttar Pradesh 155317278 1031076 31200 20521 10679 34 5194 3621 1573 30 1298 822 476 37
                               
29 West Bengal 62183113 4855115 13083 10369 2714 21 2153 914 1239 58 538 349 189 35
                               
30 A & N Islands 237093 26715 50 123 * * 8 22 * * 2 4 * *
                               
31 Chandigarh 28991 0 5 17 * * 0 3 * * 0 2 * *
                               
32 D & N Haveli 183114 150944 56 71 -15 -27 8 9 * * 2 2 0 0
                               
33 Daman & Diu 60396 7617 13 26 * * 2 4 * * 0 2 * *
                               
34 Delhi 419042 0 83 10 73 88 13 5 8 62 3 0 3 100
                               
35 Lakshadweep 14141 13463 4 14 * * 0 4 * * 0 3 * *
                               
36 Puducherry 395200 0 79 81 * * 13 40 * * 3 4 * *
                               
  All India/ Total 833748852 93819162 179240 156231 34946 19 29337 25650 6409 22 7322 5624 2168 30
                               

 

Notes: The requirement is calculated using the prescribed norms on the basis of rural population from Census, 2011. All India shortfall is derived by adding state-wise figures of shortfall ignoring the existing surplus in some of the states.

 

R: Required; P: In Position; S: Shortfall;               *: Surplus

National Rural Health Mission (NRHM) was launched in April, 2005 to provide accessible, affordable and quality health care particularly to the rural population. This has since been subsumed into National Health Mission after launching of National Urban Health Mission in 2013.

Public Health and hospitals is a State subject. The primary responsibility to ensure adequate level of healthcare facilities in rural areas lies within the jurisdiction of State Governments.  However, under the Mission, financial and technical support is provided to States/UTs to strengthen their healthcare systemincluding for setting up new healthcare facilities and up-gradation of existing healthcare facilities, based on proposals received from States/UTs in their Programme Implementation Plan, within their resource envelope.

The Minister of State (Health and Family Welfare), Shri Ashwini Kumar Choubey stated this in a written reply in the Rajya Sabha here today.

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