Besides legislation, the full realisation of the 'right to health for all' in India demands plugging of social, financial, and infrastructural gaps. Examine. (Answer in 250 words)

II Plugging financial gaps: i Income inequalities: 1.1 Oxfam India: TgP: 1 hold 90% wealth. (1.2) Universal Basic Income for health related services can be deliberated upon. ii Regional imbalance: 2.1 TgP: top sided financial support to different states. III Social security schemes: 3.1 Providing Universal insurance. 3.2 Atal Becma Yojana = good step. III Infrastructural gaps: i Regional divide - urban rural: 1.1 70% of MBBS graduates are in urban areas. 1.2 But PHCs in urban areas are 1/4 of rural PHCs. 1.3 Rs 2 per person: allocation amount for National Urban Health Mission in 2019 budget. ii Strengthening infrastructure: 1.1 PPP model where sustainability and financial viability is loss.

Thus, right to health for all needs a proactive multipronged institutional approach in social, legislative, financial and infrastructural spheres. Health and Wellness Centres as part of Ayushman Bharat are steps in right direction.