In the context of India, despite the presence of constitutional provisions, legal precedents, and international commitments that establish a robust foundation for a right to health, why has there been a lack of explicit legal recognition of this right?

RIGHT & HEALTH impels duty on state to provide FACILITIES, FUNDS and FUNCTIONARIES in timely manner to CITIZEN. CONSTITUTION Article 28, 42, 46 talk of WELFARE state as 39b - health of child 42 - maternity benefit in BANDUA MUKTI MORCHA case RTH held under Article 21. Recent Rajasthan's RIGHT to health Act in PRIVATE service providers. INTERNATIONAL Covenants such as UDHR, 1948 on TDHR ? WHO talk of UNIVERSALISATION of HEALTH.

LIMITED budget in 1.5/1.96DP (NATIONAL health policy 2.5%). Lack of adequate doctors, nurse, para medical professional. Reasons for delay in LEGAL acceptance model: FAILURE of STIER healthcare LACK of PREVENTIVE healthcare ex: AYUSH well being cards. Public awareness. PRIVATIZATION of hospital in urban areas. MISSING doctors in low IHC. Legal recognition needs alodification, rural work conditions, invest 2-5 1 of BDP and enhance Nurse college cotlocahing for SWASTHA bharat (Budget 2023)