Mizoram’s per capita health expenditure is Rs 5,862, almost five times the Indian average, with the state spending 4.2 percent of its GDP on health in 2015. Arunachal Pradesh (Rs 5,177) and Sikkim (Rs 5,126) followed at the top. At the other end of the spectrum, Bihar spent Rs 491 per capita on health -less than half the Indian average- spending 1.33 per cent of its GDP on health. Just above Bihar were Madhya Pradesh (Rs 716) and Uttar Pradesh (Rs 733). While Delhi spends Rs 1,992 per capita on health.