The National Commission for Homoeopathy (NCH) is a government body established under the National Commission for Homoeopathy Act, 2020, aimed at improving the standard of homoeopathic medical education and ensuring the availability of qualified professionals across India. Formed to replace the Central Council of Homoeopathy, NCH's primary mission includes promoting equitable access to high-quality healthcare, developing effective medical education policies, and upholding ethical standards within the profession.

NCH oversees a range of functions, including regulating homoeopathic medical institutions and professionals, assessing healthcare requirements, and maintaining a national register for homoeopathic practitioners. Additionally, it fosters research in homoeopathy, coordinates with various autonomous boards, and ensures compliance with medical guidelines. The Commission also emphasizes transparency and accountability through a comprehensive grievance redressal mechanism. By adopting a community-centered approach, the NCH strives to advance the practice and integration of homoeopathy into India’s healthcare landscape.