India===Ministry of Health and Family Welfare

The India===Ministry of Health and Family Welfare is the key government agency responsible for implementing the Mass Drug Administration campaign and the Enhanced Five-Pronged Strategy to eliminate Lymphatic Filariasis in India. It plays a crucial role in coordinating efforts across various states and departments.

The India===Ministry of Health and Family Welfare is spearheading India's national AI strategy for health, transitioning towards an interoperable digital health ecosystem. It is actively involved in implementing AI tools and establishing Centres of Excellence.

The India===Ministry of Health and Family Welfare is the primary government agency responsible for rolling out and overseeing the HPV vaccination campaign across India, ensuring its implementation and adherence to health standards.

The India===Ministry of Health and Family Welfare chaired the BRICS Health Working Group Meeting, guiding discussions on public health cooperation and proposing new initiatives. This agency is central to India's health diplomacy efforts.

The India===Ministry of Health and Family Welfare made the decision to reduce the NEET-PG qualifying percentile in consultation with the India===National Medical Commission. Its primary argument is to prevent the wastage of public resources invested in postgraduate medical seats and to strengthen specialist healthcare capacity.