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Doctor-to-Population Ratio: India now has a doctor-to-population ratio of 1:811, which is better than the WHO recommended standard of 1:1000. However, quality and distribution remain concerns—there are significant shortages of specialists and rural services despite this improved numeric ratio. Quality Medicine Accessibility: India has improved access to quality medicines through initiatives like Jan Aushadhi Kendras, which offer generic medicines at 50–90% lower prices than branded counterparts. Despite these efforts, out-of-pocket expenditure remains high, and rural populations still face challenges in accessing consistent, high-quality medications. Healthcare Market Size (Market Cap): The Indian healthcare market is projected to reach $638 billion (USD) by 2025, up from $372 billion in 2023 and growing at a CAGR of about 17.5–22% over the last decade. Hospitals account for around 80% of healthcare sector spending, and the market continues to expand rapidly due to demand and digital transformation.

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