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Date: 2025-12-05 Category: Not Applicable State: Union Government Country: India

Parliament Question: Cases of Cervical Cancer

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**Executive Summary** The document presents the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare's response to unstarred question 938 regarding cervical cancer in India. The response provides data on cervical cancer mortality (2014-2023), screening rates (2020-2026), funds released for screening (2019-2025), and initiatives related to the HPV vaccine. The information is current as of 5th December, 2025. **Key Points / Main Content** * **Cervical Cancer Mortality:** * Estimated mortality data from 2014 to 2023 is based on the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) - National Cancer Registry Programme (NCRP) data (Annexure I). * **Cervical Cancer Screening:** * A population-based initiative for prevention, control, and screening is rolled out under the National Health Mission (NHM). * Screening targets individuals over 30 years old. * Cervical cancer screening rates (per National NCD Portal) are as follows: * 2020-21: 2,111,011 * 2021-22: 5,950,309 * 2022-23: 18,684,268 * 2023-24: 11,595,917 * 2024-25: 17,548,256 * 2025-26: 12,723,558 (till 30th November 2025) * **Funding:** * Funds released and expenditure under National Programme for Prevention and Control of Non-Communicable Diseases (NP-NCD) including amounts released for cervical cancer screening from 2019 to 2025 is State/UT wise (Annexure II). * **HPV Vaccine:** * The Ministry of Health and Family Welfare has initiated capacity-building exercises for medical and paramedical staff regarding the cervical cancer vaccine. **Impact Analysis** * **Ministry of Health and Family Welfare** * **Impact:** Responsible for cervical cancer prevention, control, and screening programs, as well as capacity building for medical staff. * **Action Required:** Continue implementing and monitoring the National Health Mission initiatives, providing funding for screening programs, and ensuring medical staff are trained for the cervical cancer vaccine. * **State/UT Health Departments** * **Impact:** Responsible for implementing cervical cancer screening programs at the State/UT level. They will receive funds and are required to spend the money in a way that aligns with SPIP approvals. * **Action Required:** Monitor cancer mortality, achieve set screening targets and expenditure rates, and implement HPV vaccination strategies. * **Medical and Paramedical Staff** * **Impact:** Will be involved in the implementation of screening programs and HPV vaccination. * **Action Required:** Participate in capacity-building exercises and implement cervical cancer screening and vaccination programs. * **Citizens of India (Especially Women over 30)** * **Impact:** Targeted for cervical cancer screening and stand to benefit from prevention and early detection. * **Action Required:** Participate in screening programs when eligible.

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National Health Mission (NHM): A program under which the initiative for prevention, control, and screening for common Non Communicable Diseases (NCDs) including cervical cancer has been rolled out. National Programme for Prevention and Control of Non Communicable Diseases (NP-NCD): A program for which funds are released and expended for the screening of cervical cancer. Ministry of Health and Family Welfare: The ministry responsible for initiating the capacity building exercise of medical and para medical staff for the cervical cancer vaccine and answering questions about the topic. India: The geographical scope of the study focusing on cervical cancer cases and screening rates. Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) - National Cancer Registry Programme (NCRP): The data source for the estimated number of mortality of Cervical Cancer during 2014-2023 in the country.
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GOVERNMENTOFINDIA MINISTRYOFHEALTH AND FAMILYWELFARE DEPARTMENT OFHEALTH AND FAMILYWELFARE LOK SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO. 938 TOBE ANSWERED ON 5THDECEMBER,2025 CASES OFCERVICALCANCER 938. SMT.JUNE MALIAH: Will the Minister of HEALTHANDFAMILYWELFAREbe pleasedtostate: (a)the numberof cervicalcancer deathsinthe countryduring the last elevenyears, yearwise; (b) the screening rate of cervical cancerduring the last elevenyears, year-wise; (c) the amount of funds (in Rs.) released for the screening cancer from 2019 to 2025, yearwise; and (d) the reasons for not includingthe HPVvaccineinIndia’sfree vaccinationprogramme? ANSWER THE MINISTER OFSTATE IN THE MINISTRYOFHEALTH AND FAMILYWELFARE (SHRIPRATAPRAO JADHAV) (a): As per the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) - National Cancer Registry Programme(NCRP) data,the estimated numberof mortalityof CervicalCancerduring 2014-2023 inthe country, State/UTwise isasperAnnexure I. (b): A population-based initiative for prevention, control and screening for common Non Communicable Diseases (NCDs) including cervical cancer has been rolled out in the country under National Health Mission (NHM) as a part of Comprehensive Primary Health Care. Under the initiative, persons more than 30 years of age are targeted for their screening. As per the National NCD Portal,the rate screening of cervicalcancerisasunder: S.No Year Cervical CancerScreening 1. 2020-21 2,111,011 2. 2021-22 5,950,309 3. 2022-23 18,684,268 4. 2023-24 11,595,917 5. 2024-25 17,548,256 6. 2025-26 12,723,558 (till 30thNovember 2025) (c): The funds released and expenditure under National Programme for Prevention and Control of Non Communicable Diseases (NP-NCD) including amount released for the screening of cervical cancerfrom 2019to2025,yearwise, State/UTwise isasperAnnexure II. (d): The Ministry of Health and Family Welfare has initiated the capacity building exercise of medicalandpara medical stafffor the cervical cancervaccine.Annexure I Estimated MortalityofcancercasesinIndiabydifferentState/UT-Cervixcancer-(2014-2023) State 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 Jammu&Kashmir UT 233 241 248 256 261 269 278 285 293 301 LadakhUT 6 6 6 6 7 7 7 7 7 7 Himachalpradesh 180 184 189 193 198 203 209 213 218 223 Punjab 857 880 904 929 953 978 1003 1029 1056 1082 Chandigarh 21 22 22 22 24 26 26 26 27 28 Uttaranchal 227 234 241 246 253 261 268 275 281 289 Haryana 559 577 595 616 634 654 676 695 717 738 Delhi 447 465 482 499 518 535 554 573 593 613 Rajasthan 1384 1424 1464 1507 1550 1593 1637 1682 1728 1775 Uttarpradesh 3789 3890 3991 4095 4202 4309 4420 4532 4646 4763 Bihar 1900 1953 2006 2061 2116 2174 2232 2291 2353 2415 Sikkim 10 10 11 11 11 11 11 12 13 13 Arunachalpradesh 26 27 27 28 29 30 31 33 33 34 Nagaland 43 44 45 46 48 50 51 53 55 56 Manipur 38 38 39 41 44 44 45 47 49 51 Mizoram 50 52 54 56 57 59 61 63 65 67 Tripura 71 72 76 77 79 81 84 85 88 90 Meghalaya 41 42 43 44 47 48 49 50 51 54 Assam 673 691 711 731 752 772 793 814 836 859 Westbengal 2133 2192 2251 2312 2374 2435 2499 2562 2627 2692 Jharkhand 656 675 696 715 737 758 779 801 825 847 Orissa 1012 1037 1063 1089 1115 1142 1169 1195 1222 1251 Chattisgarh 565 581 597 612 629 645 663 680 697 715 Madhyapradesh 1507 1550 1594 1639 1684 1731 1778 1826 1876 1926 Gujarat 1393 1434 1474 1515 1557 1600 1645 1690 1735 1781 Daman 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 5 Dadra&Nagar Haveli 5 5 6 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 Maharashtra 2540 2606 2673 2741 2810 2880 2952 3024 3096 3171 Telangana 948 975 1001 1029 1057 1085 1114 1142 1173 1202 Andhrapradesh 1449 1486 1522 1559 1596 1634 1672 1710 1748 1788 Karnataka 1697 1745 1793 1842 1893 1944 1996 2049 2101 2156 Goa 40 41 42 43 43 44 46 47 47 48 Lakshadweep 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 3 Kerala 671 686 701 717 732 748 763 779 794 810 Tamilnadu 3024 3100 3179 3256 3337 3418 3502 3584 3669 3755 Pondicherry 46 49 52 54 56 56 59 61 63 65 Andaman& NicobarIslands 8 9 9 9 9 9 10 10 11 11 2825 2902 2981 3060 3142 India 5 9 3 9 5 32246 33095 33938 34806 35691 Ref:NationalCancerRegistryProgrammeAnnexure II State/UTwisedetailsofSPIPApprovals&ExpenditureforNationalProgramme-NonCommunicableDiseases (NP-NCD)underNHMduringtheperiodofF.Y.2019-20to2024-25 (Rs.Inlakhs) 2019-20 2020-21 2021-22 2022-23 2023-24 2024-25 S.No. State/UT SPIP Expend SPIP Expend SPIP Expend SPIP Expend SPIP Expend SPIP Expenditure Approval iture Approval iture Approval iture Approval iture Approval iture Approval Andamanand Nicobar 52.00 11.44 13.89 24.23 Islands 56.96 19.61 52.46 9.14 56.18 18.76 77.50 29.04 Andhra 2 359.83 287.92 1616.18 1193.22 Pradesh 4672.54 4206.67 6078.76 3054.33 5954.08 5935.23 2793.95 2978.96 Arunachal 3 347.51 128.28 381.58 151.06 Pradesh 146.45 825.60 622.95 533.96 779.13 383.35 778.50 359.91 4 Assam 2067.53 625.33 568.87 238.50 1258.57 736.35 1306.81 793.10 1222.93 774.03 1261.30 564.97 5 Bihar 792.39 277.96 1977.74 818.86 956.30 453.73 8298.99 3149.22 7163.81 2728.00 15239.36 7741.21 6 Chandigarh 2.80 1.63 1.30 0.41 12.84 7.35 4.15 0.31 3.90 0.75 5.55 5.06 7 Chhattisgarh 606.34 508.25 433.45 703.69 1619.06 1686.65 3506.32 2359.05 2974.64 2178.78 3489.59 1016.16 Dadra& NagarHaveli 8 51.18 41.49 14.18 45.16 7.05 55.18 57.55 andDaman& Diu 14.53 57.99 47.68 220.20 26.79 9 Delhi 145.88 12.24 128.10 3.65 191.15 26.92 164.70 21.97 335.41 27.22 1002.36 89.05 10 Goa 85.33 35.31 50.53 24.50 168.97 96.54 153.05 156.05 145.25 96.34 380.84 126.83 11 Gujarat 518.38 460.97 709.39 375.67 2076.80 926.67 4071.68 1711.46 3778.31 1542.89 4183.61 1248.96 12 Haryana 320.86 195.34 226.42 181.62 476.86 353.18 533.41 592.62 406.56 630.69 5093.87 898.75 Himachal 13 158.00 164.88 45.00 64.67 Pradesh 286.28 190.19 1361.00 440.72 1416.50 735.05 1239.49 442.21 Jammuand 14 595.67 136.72 1253.80 42.49 Kashmir 805.68 890.34 792.00 202.20 882.00 208.39 1016.40 530.60 15 Jharkhand 593.78 118.98 535.24 238.12 2620.26 1273.15 1955.15 903.13 1958.53 1467.89 4668.04 3284.65 16 Karnataka 1148.79 644.56 675.94 604.32 4097.12 2186.39 4409.74 2625.00 2452.35 1953.05 1645.43 941.00 17 Kerala 1508.70 144.55 1092.82 1035.71 4250.92 734.43 7662.02 2372.94 5249.09 1203.84 5464.00 265.95 18 Ladakh - - 0.00 10.39 104.45 150.91 273.36 146.40 166.43 119.15 1126.35 901.39 19 Lakshadweep 3.48 1.24 15.55 2.85 24.72 3.07 21.21 2.03 22.28 3.22 31.70 19.56 Madhya 20 530.77 257.45 937.98 694.32 Pradesh 1402.09 1262.50 4753.73 1470.14 2090.26 1385.57 7207.23 3369.80 21 Maharashtra 3062.36 1377.52 747.47 486.75 976.63 3474.90 5311.21 2018.00 5147.52 1502.83 22614.03 1669.74 22 Manipur 199.92 267.66 293.66 20.14 623.31 95.41 722.21 277.29 724.30 249.28 1448.36 250.52 23 Meghalaya 52.48 79.11 46.55 330.26 416.03 401.94 407.60 219.42 370.59 524.32 1002.20 738.66 24 Mizoram 54.48 15.21 58.88 15.80 332.26 230.86 176.24 22.60 176.24 118.60 157.71 39.78 25 Nagaland 206.04 93.89 137.10 37.86 305.43 610.04 312.26 41.62 310.88 125.42 452.79 454.29 26 Odisha 661.80 549.30 881.79 1021.54 2158.89 1944.10 7442.69 3539.82 6067.91 4957.81 5251.02 4525.75 27 Puducherry 24.15 19.34 23.72 1.46 126.82 24.81 113.10 47.94 135.94 48.39 499.08 44.36 28 Punjab 184.45 107.62 169.79 83.17 705.42 160.83 1405.93 559.97 1796.11 1796.11 4255.14 323.83 29 Rajasthan 2903.20 2126.20 1227.09 882.62 4603.49 3301.67 23542.92 2700.62 23542.92 2204.69 13709.00 10632.43 30 Sikkim 72.31 25.44 53.06 9.20 156.78 45.79 117.04 56.33 85.55 51.17 243.93 176.00 31 TamilNadu 2006.42 735.97 798.77 371.00 4004.70 2985.56 8466.91 1814.06 10031.16 4277.33 5130.45 4617.11 32 Telangana 766.04 239.42 490.70 351.54 3139.44 2657.83 5272.72 5305.26 5145.00 128.71 3925.06 3840.06 33 Tripura 215.13 162.00 131.33 104.05 383.86 247.35 496.53 203.41 578.92 250.46 670.00 377.02 34 UttarPradesh 7602.17 2908.04 6654.70 1888.30 13196.18 5237.37 13607.82 4787.92 18998.70 5667.88 24974.57 6266.67 35 Uttarakhand 331.74 39.66 144.80 0.00 597.75 327.57 1127.33 436.72 1167.37 697.50 1231.06 530.01 36 WestBengal 892.09 672.00 1399.34 916.39 3697.33 3517.71 3868.71 4765.29 5428.71 4680.41 8563.20 5144.23

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