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Anemia is a very common medical condition in which the count or size of red blood cells is reduced, and it limits oxygen transport to the body. In most cases, it requires invasive and costly blood tests for diagnosis. India is Struggling to keep up the World Health Assembly targets for anemia reduction by 2025 .Anemia Mukt Bharat strategy Introduced in 2018. It is Aiming at iron and folic acid Nutritional support to adolescent girls as they provide the Renewed opportunity to eliminate or reduce the burden and break the intergenerational cycle of anemia before entering into the pregnancy [16]. Strengthening adolescents' nutrition is beneficial to adult health. It produce triple dividends- better health for adolescents now, Enhanced health and performance in their future adult life and lowered health risks for their offspring. (World Health Organization, 2018) At this stage, there is still the chances of correcting nutritional deficiencies and possibly even bridging the gap on growth. Nutrition Interference in adolescent may help break the cycle of malnutrition, chronic disease and poverty. Adolescent girls' health and their status in general, and the frequency of anaemia in particular, are affected by factors such as deworming, underweight, vegetarianism, obesity and the presence of pallor. Some other factor have been found to be associated with anemia such as socioeconomic status, education, worm infestation, menstruation, and pregnancy in adolescent females [1] This research addresses the gap between traditional diagnostics in health and modern non-invasive approaches by using image analysis and mathematical modelling [11] through matlab, which would provide a scalable solution for screening Anemia in resource-constrained areas.