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Antyodaya Digital Mission to Bring Healthcare to Villages Launches in Tripura
✍️ Northeast Today
🗓 19 Sep 2026, 10:46 AM
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The Antyodaya Digital Mission, aimed at delivering healthcare to rural areas, will officially launch on September 25 at Santiniketan Medical College in Tripura.
The Antyodaya Digital Mission, a new initiative by the Indian government, is set to launch on September 25 at Santiniketan Medical College in the northeastern state of Tripura. The mission will use digital platforms to extend primary healthcare services to remote villages, addressing long‑standing gaps in medical access.
During the launch, officials highlighted that the program will deploy tele‑medicine kiosks, mobile health vans, and a dedicated app to connect patients with doctors in real time. The goal is to reduce travel time for rural residents and improve early diagnosis of common ailments.
Santiniketan Medical College will serve as the first pilot site, with plans to scale the mission across other districts in Tripura and eventually nationwide. The launch marks a significant step toward the government's broader Digital India and Health 2025 objectives.
During the launch, officials highlighted that the program will deploy tele‑medicine kiosks, mobile health vans, and a dedicated app to connect patients with doctors in real time. The goal is to reduce travel time for rural residents and improve early diagnosis of common ailments.
Santiniketan Medical College will serve as the first pilot site, with plans to scale the mission across other districts in Tripura and eventually nationwide. The launch marks a significant step toward the government's broader Digital India and Health 2025 objectives.