Government studies state that 60% of the population in rural and remote areas lack access to proper primary care due to a lack of manpower, skills, and basic medical devices. Additionally, challenges include in the health care system include large geographical coverage, 70 % specialist not found in position (at local health centres), the mismatch between the medical specialist’s vis-a-vis facilities & staff, sub-optimal usage, inactivity, and inaccessibility of the centres and misdiagnosis in telehealth due to lack of real-time medical data transmission. The most common but serious medical error made during telemedicine is misdiagnosis – due to the lack of adequate real-time medical data of the patients. In current telemedicine techniques, clinicians make several correct diagnoses in clinical scenarios where photographs/video/audio alone are not adequate, but when basic additional medical parameters (body temperature, Heart, lung & abdomen sounds, pulse rate, heart rate, Spo2, Blood pressure, real-time data for vision exams, ear exams, throat exams) were important, they regularly failed to diagnose properly, and performance was also poor.