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22 August 2026Health

Haryana achieves 104% of its TB notification target

The state notified 54,368 tuberculosis cases from January to July 2026 against a target of 52,500.

Haryana reported that it had exceeded the national tuberculosis notification target for the January–July 2026 period. Against a target of 52,500 cases, the state notified 54,368 cases, achieving 104 percent. Public-sector notification reached 101 percent of its target, while the private sector reached 105 percent. A high notification rate means more cases are being identified and brought into the treatment and surveillance system; it does not mean that TB incidence itself has increased by the same percentage. For HSSC, memorise the period, target, actual notifications and the public-private achievement figures. The development is linked with India’s broader tuberculosis elimination efforts and shows the importance of both government and private healthcare providers in case detection.
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  1. 1Period: January–July 2026
  2. 2Target: 52,500 TB notifications
  3. 3Actual: 54,368
  4. 4Overall achievement: 104%
  5. 5Public sector: 101%
  6. 6Private sector: 105%
  7. 7Supports TB elimination efforts

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Q1. Which statement correctly describes “Haryana achieves 104% of its TB notification target”?

Correct answer: B

Haryana reported that it had exceeded the national tuberculosis notification target for the January–July 2026 period. Against a target of 52,500 cases, the state notified 54,368 cases, achieving 104 percent. Public-sector notification reached 101 percent of its target, while the private sector reached 105 percent. A high notification rate means more cases are being identified and brought into the treatment and surveillance system; it does not mean that TB incidence itself has increased by the same percentage. For HSSC, memorise the period, target, actual notifications and the public-private achievement figures. The development is linked with India’s broader tuberculosis elimination efforts and shows the importance of both government and private healthcare providers in case detection.