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indias progress reducing maternal newborn mortality since 1990s exemplary across diverse contexts paper examines progress two state clusters higher mortality states hms lower per capita income lower mortality states lms higher per capita income characterised state clusters progress five characteristics mortality transition model mortality levels causes health intervention coverageequity fertility socioeconomic development examined health policy systems changes conducted quantitative trend analyses qualitative document review interviews discussions national state experts clusters reduced maternal neonatal mortality twothirds half respectively 20002018 neonatal deaths declined hms days 327 lms days 02 2005 2018 hms improved coverage antenatal care contents ancq institutional delivery postnatal care pnc threefold lms ancq institutional delivery pnc rose 14fold csections among poorest increased 15 71 hms 56 194 lmsfewer highrisk births mothers 18 36 years birth interval 2 years birth order 3 contributed 15 6 neonatal mortality decline hms lms respectively socioeconomic development improved clusters 2005 2021 hms saw rapid increases lms womens literacy 15fold household electricity 2fold improved sanitation 32fold telephone access 6foldindias national rural health missions financial administrative flexibility allowed states tailor health system reforms hms expanded public health resources financial schemes lms improved care hospitals among poorest two state clusters india progressed different mortality transitions efforts maximise coverage increasingly advanced levels healthcare alongside socioeconomic improvements transition model characterises progress guides advances maternal newborn survival