National Current Affairs MCQs

The primary objective of the 'Ayushman Bhav' campaign is to achieve 100% saturation of all Ayushman Bharat flagship schemes, ensuring that all eligible beneficiaries receive their Ayushman Cards and access to healthcare services.

The key components of the 'Ayushman Bhav' campaign are Ayushman Apke Dwar 2.0, Ayushman Sabha, and Ayushman Gram Panchayat. Ayushman Swasthya Samiksha is not a direct component of this campaign.

A core objective of the ABDM platform is to enable the secure and seamless exchange of health information, fostering a connected digital health ecosystem where patients have control over their data and can easily share it with healthcare providers.

Digital health initiatives, as reviewed by the NHA, are primarily aimed at leveraging technology to make healthcare services more accessible, efficient, and interoperable across different systems and providers.

The Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission (ABDM) platform is a flagship initiative of the NHA aimed at creating a digital health ecosystem in India. While CoWIN and e-Sanjeevani are important digital health tools, ABDM is the overarching platform managed by NHA.

The 'Ayushman Bhav' campaign is a comprehensive drive to ensure saturation of coverage of all Ayushman Bharat Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana (AB-PMJAY) schemes and services.

The 'Ayushman Bhav' campaign has three main components: Ayushman Gram Panchayat, Ayushman Urban Ward, and Ayushman Health and Wellness Centre (HWCs), all working towards saturation of services.

The Ayushman Bhav campaign focuses on ensuring that all eligible beneficiaries receive their Ayushman Cards, Ayushman Health Account (AHA) IDs, and access to Ayushman Bharat-PMJAY health services, thereby extending healthcare coverage to the last mile.

The Supreme Court's role is advisory and interpretative. Any significant change like 'One Nation, One Election' that requires altering the electoral cycle and potentially amending constitutional provisions would ultimately need to be legislated by the Parliament.

Implementing simultaneous elections would necessitate amendments to Articles 83 and 172 of the Constitution, which deal with the duration of the Lok Sabha and State Legislative Assemblies, respectively, to ensure they complete their terms in sync.