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Right to Health Should be demand to declare fundamental right.understanding health as a human right creates a legal obligation states to ensure access to timely, acceptable and affordable health care of appropriate quality as well as to providing for the underlying determinants of health,such as safe and potable water, sanitation food, housing, health related information and education and gender equality the right to health must be enjoyed without discrimination on the grounds of race,age,ethnicity or any other status like economic poor and rich.Rights based approaches is meaningful participation that means ensuring that national state-holders including non-state actors such as non-governmental organisations are meaningfully involved in all phases of programming,assessment,analysis,planning, implementation, monitoring and evaluation, right to a system of health protection that gives everyone an equal opportunity to enjoy the highest attainable level of health. Right to Health including through the allocation of maximum available resources to progressively realise this goal is reviewed though various international human rights mechanisms such as the universal periodic review,or the many committee on economic,Social and cultural rights in many cases,the right to health has been adopted into domestic law or constitution law. Indian Constitution provided fundamental right part-III article 12 to 35, article 14 to 18: right to equality and article 19 to 22: right to freedom, article-21:right to life and personal liberty in this article-21 intrinsic part of right to Health,right to water,right to environment or air many types intrinsic who so ever essential component of life including right to health.