Status of Mission Indradhanush in India

Published On 2018-08-19 04:27 GMT   |   Update On 2018-08-19 04:27 GMT
New Delhi: Mission Indradhanush is an important initiative taken by the government of India to immunize kids against 7 vaccine-preventable diseases

Through a written reply answer to the question in Lok Sabha the Minister of State (Health and Family Welfare), Smt Anupriya Patel informed about the Mission Indradhanush.

The ministry informed about the mission Indradhanush aims to increase full immunization coverage in India to at least 90% children by December 2018. The salient feature of Mission Indradhanush is to cover unvaccinated and partially vaccinated children in areas with low immunization coverage, in both urban and rural areas. The State/UT-wise details of children and women vaccinated including Uttar Pradesh under Mission Indradhanush is given at 
Annexure-1
.

No separate funds are allocated for Mission Indradhanush. Funds allocated for Routine Immunization under part ‘C’ of Programme Implementation Plan (PIP) are being utilized by the states to carry out activities under Mission Indradhanush.

The minister further added that Mission Indradhanush does not target to reduce postnatal death rate but targets to reduce diseases and death due to vaccine-preventable diseases.

The State/UT-wise number of children and women vaccinated during the year 2017-18 is given at Annexure-2.

Routine Immunization which is implemented across the country has been further strengthened through Mission Indradhanush. Mission Indradhanush has been implemented in low coverage pockets and has been expanded during (i) Intensified Mission Indradhanush (ii) Gram Swaraj Abhiyan and (iii) Expanded Gram Swaraj Abhiyaan.

State UT wise Children and Women Vaccinated under Mission Indradhanush

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S.NoState/UTNo. of Children ImmunizedNo. of Pregnant Women Immunized
1A & N Islands0.0070.000
2Andhra Pradesh2.0180.426
3Arunachal Pradesh0.5840.071
4Assam3.8201.035
5Bihar14.8873.316
6Chandigarh0.0550.007
7Chhattisgarh4.9151.117
8Dadra & Nagar Haveli0.0060.001
9Daman & Diu0.0090.002
10Delhi13.4652.054
11Goa0.0080.001
12Gujarat5.5371.337
13Haryana10.9482.951
14Himachal Pradesh0.1270.028
15Jammu & Kashmir0.9530.080
16Jharkhand8.6152.108
17Karnataka9.0591.788
18Kerala1.4430.117
19Lakshadweep0.0000.000
20Madhya Pradesh24.1227.070
21Maharashtra6.4350.820
22Manipur0.5510.110
23Meghalaya1.3240.217
24Mizoram0.1710.043
25Nagaland0.6610.103
26Odisha3.8521.107
27Puducherry0.0060.001
28Punjab1.9000.414
29Rajasthan16.4084.257
30Sikkim0.0060.001
31Tamil Nadu6.7451.650
32Telangana2.5240.422
33Tripura0.2770.054
34Uttar Pradesh169.59147.155
35Uttarakhand2.8480.775
36West Bengal5.4061.142
INDIA319.28281.780

State/UT-wise children & women vaccinated in Mission Indradhanush during 2017-18

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S.NoState/UTNo. of Children ImmunizedNo. of Pregnant Women Immunized
MIIMITotalMIIMITotal
1A & N IslandsNANANANA0
2Andhra Pradesh0.3410.2200.5610.0500.0340.084
3Arunachal Pradesh0.1020.1200.2220.0130.0130.026
4Assam0.3100.3070.6170.0710.0720.143
5Bihar1.6102.6874.2970.3580.4670.825
6ChandigarhNANA0NANA0
7Chhattisgarh0.613NA0.6130.169NA0.169
8Dadra & Nagar HaveliNANA0NANA0
9Daman & DiuNANA0NANA0
10Delhi2.6361.1463.7820.4150.1210.536
11GoaNANA0NANA0
12Gujarat0.4620.3170.7790.1410.0560.197
13Haryana0.5170.8691.3860.2050.2260.431
14Himachal PradeshNANA0NANA0
15Jammu & KashmirNA0.0980.098NA0.0090.009
16Jharkhand1.2750.6071.8820.3710.1330.504
17Karnataka2.0760.7042.780.3110.1330.444
18Kerala0.3330.0510.3840.0300.0060.036
19LakshadweepNANA0NANA0
20Madhya Pradesh4.0022.8306.8321.3790.5981.977
21Maharashtra1.1832.0993.2820.1260.2650.391
22Manipur0.0770.0700.1470.0150.0130.028
23Meghalaya0.1310.2500.3810.0210.0380.059
24Mizoram0.0360.0200.0560.0110.0050.016
25Nagaland0.1250.1620.2870.0200.0220.042
26Orissa0.0210.1560.1770.0060.0300.036
27PuducherryNANA0NANA0
28Punjab0.265NA0.2650.066NA0.066
29Rajasthan1.5080.7242.2320.4010.1460.547
30Sikkim0.0020.0020.0040.0000.0000
31Tamil Nadu0.711NA0.7110.188NA0.188
32Tripura0.884NA0.8840.089NA0.089
33Uttar Pradesh0.0120.0860.0980.0040.0130.017
34Uttarakhand26.48345.18671.6698.5019.33017.831
35West Bengal0.3760.3960.7720.1170.1070.224
36Telangana0.5600.3890.9490.1080.0200.128
INDIA46.64959.495106.14413.18411.85725.041

 

 
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