India's tuberculosis (TB) cases and mortality rate have seen a significant decline from 2015 to 2024, with treatment coverage reaching 92% as of 2024. This progress marks a key milestone in the country's ongoing efforts to combat the disease. The reduction in TB cases and deaths reflects the impact of expanded healthcare initiatives and improved access to treatment. According to recent data, the national treatment coverage has increased substantially, contributing to better patient outcomes. The government has implemented various programs to enhance early diagnosis and ensure consistent medication supply. These efforts have been supported by international partnerships and funding. The decline in mortality highlights the effectiveness of these interventions, though challenges remain in reaching remote and underserved regions. Continued investment in public health infrastructure is essential to sustain this progress. (thehindubusinessline.com)