On the occasion of World Health Day, Union Health Minister Jagat Prakash Nadda struck a clear and timely note — good health begins long before illness, with prevention and a balanced lifestyle.

Extending his greetings to citizens across the country, Nadda used the moment to remind people that staying healthy is not just about treatment, but about everyday choices. From eating right to staying active, he emphasized that small steps can go a long way in building a healthier nation.

In his message shared on social media, the minister highlighted how India’s healthcare approach blends traditional knowledge with modern medical advancements — a mix that is not only benefiting millions within the country but also gaining global attention.

He also pointed to the government’s efforts to make healthcare more accessible and affordable. Flagship schemes like Ayushman Bharat and the Pradhan Mantri Bharatiya Janaushadhi Pariyojana, launched under the leadership of Narendra Modi, were highlighted as key drivers in expanding healthcare access to every corner of the country.

But beyond policies and programs, Nadda’s message also carried a note of gratitude. He acknowledged the relentless efforts of doctors, nurses, and frontline health workers — the backbone of India’s healthcare system — whose dedication continues to save lives every day.

As the country marks World Health Day, the message is simple yet powerful: a healthier India starts with awareness, prevention, and collective effort.