Primary Health Centers are the backbone of the Indian primary health care system as they cater to the health needs of large numbers of the population nearly 70% of them residing in rural areas and remote parts of the country. Primary healthcare is a vital service that remains the strongest part of health service delivery. Primary healthcare is the day-to-day care needed to protect, maintain, or restore public health. For most people, it is both their first point of contact with the healthcare system and their most frequently used health service. In India concept of primary healthcare was laid down by the recommendations of the Bhore Committee (1946). In the last seven decades of independence,