During the 10th National Summit on Innovation and Inclusivity held in Haryana, Union Health Minister JP Nadda and Chief Minister Nayab Saini highlighted the government's efforts to enhance public health systems through innovative and digital solutions. Nadda noted the shift from a curative to a comprehensive healthcare approach, emphasizing the 2017 National Health Policy's focus on inclusivity and preventive care. The summit served as a platform for showcasing advancements in accessible healthcare. Saini announced a substantial budget increase for the health sector, allocating ₹14,000 crore (approximately $1.7 billion USD) for 2025-26, marking a 32.89% rise from the previous year. The number of medical colleges in Haryana has surged from six in 2014 to 17, with MBBS seats increasing from 700 to 2,710. Digital health initiatives, such as e-Sanjeevani, provide over 2,200 tele-consultations daily, connecting rural patients to specialists. Saini also reported that institutional deliveries have reached 98.80%, contributing to lower maternal and infant mortality rates, while full immunization coverage has surpassed 105%.