Homoeopathy, as a system of complementary and alternative medicine, holds growing importance in India’s pluralistic public healthcare framework. Despite official recognition through the Ministry of AYUSH, its integration within National Health Programmes (NHPs) remains limited. This study evaluates the scope, challenges, and potential of incorporating Homoeopathy in India’s health programmes, emphasising practical models and field-level evidence. Using qualitative methods, policy review, and two authenticated field-based case studies, the paper highlights the significance of Homoeopathy in noncommunicable disease prevention, school health, and public awareness initiatives. The findings support structured inclusion of Homoeopathy within public health planning, promoting holistic and cost-effective healthcare.