Ni-kshay Aushadhi is the TB programme’s web portal for managing stocks of anti-TB medicines and supplies. It is used by drug stores and programme staff, not by patients.
हिंदी में सार
नि-क्षय औषधि टीबी की दवाइयों और सामान के स्टॉक को सँभालने वाला सरकारी पोर्टल है। इसे गोदाम, दवा भंडार, टीबी यूनिट और स्वास्थ्य केंद्र के कर्मचारी इस्तेमाल करते हैं। मरीज़ों को इसमें लॉगिन नहीं करना होता; टीबी की दवा सरकारी केंद्रों पर मुफ़्त मिलती है।
Official website
Open the official Ni-kshay Aushadhi siteYou are leaving this site. The official address is ni-kshayaushadhi.mohfw.gov.in. Check the address bar before typing anything. Only programme staff have logins.
What Ni-kshay Aushadhi does
The NTEP knowledge base describes Ni-kshay Aushadhi as a web-based portal that deals with the management of stocks. It shows the real-time stock position of anti-TB drugs, consumables and other items at every stocking point, with expiry details, routine and additional drug requests, and patient-wise drug use. It also supports forecasting, distribution, data analysis and reporting.
Who uses it
| Level | Examples |
|---|---|
| National | Central TB Division, central medical stores and government medical store depots, suppliers |
| State and district | State drug stores, district drug stores, DR-TB centres |
| Local | TB Units and peripheral health institutions |
What it means for patients
You will never need to log in to Ni-kshay Aushadhi. It works in the background so that your health facility has your TB medicines in stock. TB medicines are free at government health facilities. If your facility says a medicine is out of stock, do not stop treatment: ask them when it will arrive and whether another nearby facility has it, and tell your doctor.
Never stop or change TB medicines on your own
Do not stop, skip or change your TB medicines without talking to your doctor or DOTS provider, even if you feel better. Stopping early can bring TB back and can make it drug-resistant.
Contact your health facility at once if you have:
- yellow eyes or yellow skin, or dark urine with pale stools
- any change in your eyesight, such as blurring or trouble seeing colours
- severe or repeated vomiting, or you cannot keep food down
- a skin rash, itching with swelling, or blisters
Searching for nikshayaushadhi.in?
People search for many spellings, such as nikshay aushadhi in, nikshayaushadhi gov in or nikshay e-aushadhi. The NTEP knowledge base links to a login at nikshayaushadhi.in, and the current official site is ni-kshayaushadhi.mohfw.gov.in. Type the address yourself and do not enter staff passwords on lookalike sites.
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Track my treatmentFrequently asked questions
Is Ni-kshay Aushadhi the same as Ni-kshay?
No. Ni-kshay manages patients. Ni-kshay Aushadhi manages medicines and supplies. They are separate portals.
Is there a Ni-kshay Aushadhi app?
The official site lists a mobile app for staff, with alerts, digital signatures, data analysis and reports. It is not for patients.
Can I buy TB medicines through Ni-kshay Aushadhi?
No. It is not a shop. TB medicines are given free through the TB programme at government health facilities and for notified patients.
Who gives logins for Ni-kshay Aushadhi?
Logins are given through the programme to staff at drug stores, TB Units and health facilities. Ask your district drug store or supervisor.
Medical review note. Written from official TB programme guidelines; last checked 16 October 2026. This is general information, not medical advice. For diagnosis and treatment, see a doctor at your nearest government health facility.