There is a tremendous difference in the distribution of health care in a growing country like India. Although about 75% of the Indian practitioners reside in ru- urban, and nearly 75%of medical professionals reside in urban areas. Most of the rural population ( Approximately 620 million) do not have primary medical facilities. The Indian Government spends about 0.9% of its GDP on health services. A large chunk of it goes to urban areas and rural areas receive very little part of the allocated money