India is a prime destination for medical tourism says Health Minister J P Nadda

Minister of Health and Family Welfare and BJP President Jagat Prakash Nadda yesterday held a meeting with New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon in New Delhi. During the meeting, the Minister emphasized the country’s progress in prenatal and neonatal care, increased institutional deliveries, and enhanced healthcare for the elderly. He suggested that world-class medical facilities and affordable treatments make India a prime destination for medical



tourism. 

Mr Nadda also proposed the idea of sending Indian healthcare professionals to New Zealand to facilitate knowledge exchange and collaboration in the medical sector, benefiting both countries. In addition to health-related discussions, the BJP President provided an overview of the Bharatiya Janata Party’s organizational framework, membership, campaign strategies, and ongoing public welfare initiatives.