From 2013-14 to 2022-23, India's government healthcare spending rose to ₹3.85 trillion, increasing its GDP share. This shift reflects improved public financing, but challenges remain for working-class families facing high healthcare costs despite reduced out-of-pocket expenditure. India's public spending on healthcare has nearly tripled over the past decade, driven by increased government investment as part of a sustained push toward universal health coverage.Government healthcare expenditure rose to ₹3.