Public Health is an investment, not expense
The corona pandemic has underlined the need to strengthen the Public Health system (not ‘healthcare’ mind you). ‘Public health’ really is an investment and not expenditure. Healthy population is what […]
The corona pandemic has underlined the need to strengthen the Public Health system (not ‘healthcare’ mind you). ‘Public health’ really is an investment and not expenditure. Healthy population is what […]
Dr. Sharda Bapat looks at the processes of disease and resilience in living beings, societies and the planet. Co-existence without co-operation prevents well being. Cooperation, not competition helps survival.
It cannot be doubted that it is a world of increasing intolerance. The space for diversity is decreasing everywhere, though the most obvious aspects are those with implications on human
A world in which empathy is evaporating – Be the change series Read More »
Note: The “covert cerebral narcissist” is not a clinical diagnosis, but the best descriptor I found over the years for the behavior I was subjected to. A follow up post
My experience being the codependent of a covert cerebral narcissist – the story Read More »
A year on the Prime Minister’s Great Idea may have turned out to be a dud Mao ZeDong’s Great Leap Forward [1] has to be the most outstanding example of
No more crying in the middle of the night No more playing in the middle of the street No more mischief in the class No more tantrums in the house
National Pharmaceutical Pricing Authority’s move to cap pricing of coronary stents would adversely affect well-to-do patients and medical tourism industry in India After the Delhi High court passed the order
The following is a first person account by Md Hasanujjaman, M Phil in English, University of Hyderabad of the brutality unleashed by the police against the students and faculty of University of Hyderabad. I
A Narration of Police Brutality at the University of Hyderabad Read More »
Narendra Dabholkar has become an icon of rationalist thought in India, but his works being mostly in Marathi are understood by few non-Maharashtrians for either endorsement or criticism. I
Narendra Dabholkar’s speech on tradition and superstition – English translation Part 2 Read More »