The Indian Ministry of Health and Family Welfare has addressed concerns regarding the absence of certain health indicators in the recently released National Family Health Survey (NFHS)-6 fact sheets. Officials explained that these omissions stem from a government initiative aimed at data harmonisation, ensuring that indicators are reported through the most authoritative sources to enhance data coherence. For instance, sanitation coverage is tracked through specialized surveys, making its inclusion in the NFHS fact sheets redundant. The ministry emphasized that while some indicators are missing, NFHS-6 has introduced new metrics, including financial inclusion and vaccination rates. Importantly, the fact sheets represent only the initial phase of dissemination, with a comprehensive national report to follow, which will provide a broader array of indicators and detailed analyses. This report will include critical areas such as family planning and women's health. The NFHS remains a cornerstone for evidence-based policymaking in India, reflecting the country's evolving health and statistical landscape.