The partition of India in 1947 triggered a public health crisis that triggered a decline in life expectancy and limited access to healthcare. Read more »
The rise of billionaires in India exemplifies the growing income inequality and wealth gap with the rich amassing fortunes while the majority struggles. Read more »
India leads the world in cervical cancer cases and deaths which highlights the need for a paradigm shift towards preventive healthcare for women. Read more »
Decentralisation, improved data management, and a focus on quality education and healthcare are crucial for sustainable poverty reduction. Read more »
For decades, India’s senior citizens were denied health insurance coverage by insurers because of a discriminatory age cutoff. Read more »
Feminisation of agriculture intensifies as male workforce shrinks and women step in, defying stereotypes and driving a digital revolution on Indian farms. Read more »
Despite WHO guidelines banning sugar in baby food, Nestlé's Cerelac packs a sugary punch in developing countries like India. #Nestle #cerelac #WHO Read more »
While global unemployment dips, South Asia grapples with declining labour force participation and widening job gap that put a generation at risk. Read more »
Government schemes offer healthcare portability for migrant workers, but implementation gaps leave them in the lurch. Read more »
The ongoing conflict and the blockade have pushed Gaza to the brink, but international intervention can resolve the humanitarian crisis. Read more »