This report analyzes the health promotion and policy strategies of the World Hepatitis Alliance (WHA) concerning Hepatitis B and C in India. The report begins with an introduction to the WHA, its mission, and its global efforts to raise awareness and advocate for improved health outcomes. It then focuses on the prevalence of Hepatitis B and C in India, particularly among children and marginalized populations, highlighting risk factors and modes of transmission. The report explores the impact of the disease, including the need for liver transplants. The report provides recommendations for the WHA to control and reduce the spread of the virus in India, including implementing vaccination programs, offering protection in medical care through syringe programs, and promoting comprehensive drug treatments. The report emphasizes the importance of screening, especially for pregnant women and those with chronic diseases, and the role of government in supporting these initiatives.