Vol. 11, Issue 3, Part D (2025)

Abstract
India is now emerging as a world leader and having strong international relations with rest of the world. In India, there are numerous public as well as private hospitals and healthcare delivery centres that aims to provide health services to the population but it is still lagging behind as compared to the other countries. This research article explores the key opportunities and challenges in Indian health sector in the way to Viksit Bharat. Accessibility, availability and affordability are the prime challenges faced by the population. The paper also discusses the new prospects that could spur the creation of a more resilient and inclusive healthcare system in spite of these challenges. Promising opportunities for development are provided by governmental changes, the expanding digital health ecosystem, technological advancements and greater involvement from the business sector. The article emphasizes the significance of strategic investments, creative healthcare delivery methods, and extensive reforms to close current gaps and create a sustainable healthcare system in the framework of India’s ambition for a “Viksit Bharat”. India can make progress towards attaining universal health coverage and better health outcomes for all of its population by tackling these issues and taking advantage of these opportunities.