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VOL. 12, ISSUE 2 (2026)
Health care system of India and healthy ageing: A critical analysis
Authors
Aman Lata
Abstract
The elderly population of aged 65+ and above is increasing worldwide very swiftly. The elderly population affects the social, economic and health structure of all countries whether developed or developing countries. The elderly population of developed countries is increasing continuously since the need of 20th Century, however in most of the developing countries the social issues becomes a growing concern for governments from last few decades. The elderly population of world is growing on a large scale due to declining world’s fertility and mortality rate and increase in the life expectancy. Today, the people are living long and healthy lives than in the past. In increasing life expectancy and growing elderly population today’s advanced medical science and health care is playing an important role. Health care system of any country directly affects the lives of its citizens. This research paper has focused on the health care delivery system of India which is delivered at three levels i.e. primary health care, secondary health care and tertiary health care. However, the health is come under the domain of the State governments within India but the Central Government through “Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (MoHFW)” is also playing and important role towards providing the adequate and quality health care to its citizens including the senior citizens. But despite the various combined efforts of Central and State governments, the health care delivery system of India is plagued with numerous deficiencies which have been discussed through this paper.
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Pages:288-291
How to cite this article:
Aman Lata "Health care system of India and healthy ageing: A critical analysis". International Journal of Humanities and Social Science Research, Vol 12, Issue 2, 2026, Pages 288-291
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