Congress MP Mukul Wasnik had asked a question. This information was given in response to that question. Maharashtra has received the highest funds for the prevention of non-communicable diseases in the financial years 2023-24 to 2025-26. Maharashtra received Rs 51.47 crore in 2023-24, Rs 226.14 crore in 2024-25 and Rs 232.07 crore in 2025-26. Thus, Maharashtra received a total of Rs 519.69 crore in three years. Uttar Pradesh was sanctioned Rs 699.75 crore and Rajasthan Rs 505.02 crore. However, Maharashtra has seen the fastest annual growth, Jadhav said.
MP Wasnik had asked the government a question. In response to this question, the Minister of State for Health said that the Central Government is providing technical and financial assistance to the states and Union Territories through the National Non-Communicable Disease Prevention and Control Programme under the National Health Mission. This programme focuses on strengthening infrastructure, human resource development, screening, early diagnosis, referral services, treatment and health promotion.
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To date, 770 non-communicable disease clinics, 233 cardiac care units and non-communicable disease clinics have been established in 6410 community health centres across the country.
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