India, state by state
Health conditions that matter where you live
Which illnesses are common in India depends enormously on where in India you are — the mosquito that carries dengue does not live everywhere, and a flood cycle, a hill district and a coastal belt each bring their own risks. These pages name the conditions that actually matter in each state, what to watch for, and which free government programme covers them.
Andaman & Nicobar Islands
Malaria · Dengue and chikungunya
Andhra PradeshFluorosis · Malaria
Arunachal PradeshMalaria · Scrub typhus
AssamJapanese encephalitis · Malaria
BiharKala-azar · Acute encephalitis syndrome
ChandigarhDengue · Air pollution
ChhattisgarhMalaria · Sickle cell disease
Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Daman & DiuMalaria · Sickle cell disease
DelhiAir pollution · Dengue
GoaLeptospirosis · Dengue
GujaratSilicosis · Crimean-Congo haemorrhagic fever
HaryanaDengue and chikungunya · Snakebite
Himachal PradeshScrub typhus · Tuberculosis
Jammu & KashmirScrub typhus · Tuberculosis
JharkhandSilicosis · Malaria
KarnatakaKyasanur Forest Disease · Dengue and chikungunya
KeralaLeptospirosis · Nipah virus
LadakhAltitude illness · Cold injury
LakshadweepWaterborne disease · Dengue
Madhya PradeshSickle cell disease · Malaria
MaharashtraLeptospirosis · Dengue
ManipurHIV · Malaria
MeghalayaMalaria · Scrub typhus
MizoramMalaria · Hepatitis B and C
NagalandMalaria · HIV
OdishaMalaria · Snakebite
PuducherryDengue · Leptospirosis
PunjabHepatitis C · Arsenic and heavy metals in groundwater
RajasthanSilicosis · Heat illness
SikkimScrub typhus · Altitude illness
Tamil NaduScrub typhus · Snakebite
TelanganaFluorosis · Dengue and chikungunya
TripuraMalaria · Japanese encephalitis
Uttar PradeshJapanese encephalitis and AES · Tuberculosis
UttarakhandScrub typhus · Japanese encephalitis
West BengalKala-azar · Dengue
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