History, theme, meaning and more

World Health Day is themed in 2025 with the theme of “A healthy starting point, a promising future”.
World Health Day observed on April 7 each year emphasizes the importance of global health and calls for collective action to address pressing health challenges. It began in 1950 by the World Health Organization (WHO), and it enables governments, institutions and communities to address key health priorities every year.
World Health Day is themed in 2025 with the theme of “A healthy starting point, a promising future”. India continues to strengthen its health care system through initiatives such as Ayushman Bharat and the National Health Mission, marking significant progress in improving maternal and child health, expanding digital health care access and enhancing public health infrastructure.
Governments, medical institutions and individuals are encouraged to take action on maternal and child health issues. It aims to invest in initiatives that can prevent avoidable deaths while ensuring lifelong health for newborns and mothers. “My Health, My Rights” is a theme used to commemorate the day of 2024, focusing on empowering and providing health care to all.
World Health Day 2025 significance
For more than 50 years, World Health Day has been an important platform for causing important health problems, including mental health, maternal and child health, and the growing impact of climate change on global health. It has stimulated ongoing campaigns, dialogues and actions, far beyond April 7, and is more than just a one-day event. This day is a powerful reminder of coordinating international efforts and focuses on creating stronger, healthier communities everywhere.
World Health Day 2025 History
After the proposal was made at the First Health Assembly in 1948, World Health Day has been celebrated every year since 1950. On April 7, commemorating the creation of the World Health Organization, a global forum was provided to draw attention to urgent health concerns and raise awareness. The World Health Organization (WHO), which aims to address global health problems without being affected by politics, uses this day to draw attention to important health issues around the world.
(Input with ANI)