• 1 PHC for 40.000 population • 3 million plan • 3 months training in PSM for physicians • Preventive and curative services at all administrative levels | | 1962 | Mudaliar | Health Survey and Planning Committee:

• District hospitals to have specialists • 1 PHC for not more than 40,000 people • Constitution of All India Health Service | | 1963 | Chadah | • Outlined responsibility of PHCs in the National Malaria Eradication Programme • 1 Basic health worker for 10,000 population | | 1965 | Mukerji | • Delinked malaria activities from family planning activities ◦ Family planning assistants were for family planning work ◦ Basic health workers for other activities | | 1966 | Mukerji | Committee of Health Secretaries:

• Detailed the Basic Health Service to be given at block level | | 1967 | Jungalwalla | Committee on Integration of Health Services:

• Ban of private practice by government doctors • Equal pay for equal work and special pay for specialized work | | 1973 | Kartar Singh | Committee on Multipurpose Workers under Health & Family Planning:

• Recommended male & female health workers • 1 PHC for 50,000 population • Each PHC to have 16 sub-centres • Each sub-centre to have one male and one female health worker | | 1975 | Srivastav | Group on Medical Education and Support Manpower:

• Referral Services Complex • Rural Health Infrastructure of Sub centre, PHC and CHC • ROME scheme: Reorientation of health education • Establishment of Medical and Health Education Commission • Village Health Guide scheme • Bands of semi-professional and Para-professional Health workers | | 1983 | Krishnan | • Urban Revamping Scheme • Integration of PHC | | 1986 | Bajaj | • Formulation of National Medical and Health Education Policy • Formulation of National Manpower Policy • Health Manpower cells • Education commission |