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In many of our urban areas, health-care facilities rank with the best in countries like the US and the UK. But problems start cropping up as you move away from the cities and deeper into rural India.

The total spending on health care in India is about INR 10,200 ($157) per capita, or 4 per cent of GDP, of which only about 25 per cent (INR 2,600) is contributed by the government. These figures are lower than even those of most Sub-Saharan African countries. © Shutterstock
The total spending on health care in India is about INR 10,200 ($157) per capita, or 4 per cent of GDP, of which only about 25 per cent (INR 2,600) is contributed by the government. These figures are lower than even those of most Sub-Saharan African countries.

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