World Health Day is observed every year on 7 April to mark the founding of the World Health Organisation in 1948, and is used to spotlight major global health concerns and encourage action for better health of all. It reminds the people that health is a neccessity not a priviledge. A country like India is facing major health issues such as cardiovascular diseases, diabities, malnutrition, cancer, mental health disorders etc. 

The day is meant to raise awareness about the public health issues such as prevention, access to care and healthy living. Preventive care is important because many illness are linked to lifestyle and can be reduced by timely actions. Acesss to clean drinking water, vaccination and early diagnostics are major public health fascilities. The world health day is also a remonder that health systems should be fair and accessible to all. 

World Health Day is a global reminder that health does not only depends on medical care but also on prevention, equity, science and collective responsibility.