Vaccines have been the most important discovery for mankind among others. The practice of immunization to fight the diseases such as Polio, Yellow Fever, Hepatitis B, Measles etc. have vastly helped in restoring the health of the child as well as mother and extended them a post-birth primary health care. Deadly diseases that have no cure before have now seen an assured end with the introduction of vaccines and the routine checkup of immunization in India . Relative to its commitment in achieving Sustainable Development Goals Agenda 2030, India is accelerating forward with the apt knowledge to attain the goals successfully and ensure a healthy living and environmental condition for everyone. The situation demands that India should speed up and provision a health care coverage through immunization that has a major effect on the health of new-born babies, growing children and lactating mothers. The progress of immunization coverage in India is basically going at a slower pace