India's healthcare system is broken, with high infant and maternal mortality rates. While increasing healthcare budget could help, the main issue is lack of skilled healthcare workers. There is a severe shortage of specialists like gynaecologists and anaesthetists. Medical education produces many doctors but few postgraduate seats, so most spend years preparing for exams instead of treating patients. The document proposes reforms like increasing postgraduate medical seats, recognizing training in non-medical hospitals, leveraging other healthcare workers, and using technology and micro-insurance to expand access to affordable care.