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Students Across India Lead Grassroots Surge Demanding Basic Rights & Infrastructure Reform From Jharkhand to Uttar Pradesh, students across India are no longer staying quiet. Frustrated by the lack of basic essentials like clean drinking water, working fans, functional toilets, and qualified teachers, young voices are taking their protests...

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At Davos, surrounded by ideas that shape the future of the world, one truth is clear to me: India’s role in global healthcare has never been stronger. From patients across 160 countries seeking world-class care, to Indian doctors running ICUs in Africa and supporting patients in the Pacific, we are redefining what healthcare leadership looks like. Heal in India. Heal from India. Heal by India. With our young medical workforce, digital capabilities, and growing infrastructure, India is not just serving the world — we are helping shape its health future. The question now is not whether India will lead. It’s how boldly we choose to. 🇮🇳🌍

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Congress

14,124 views • 1 year ago

Frustrated with the broken government system, Dr. Sudipa Kumari broke down in tears in front of the Civil Surgeon. The incident is from the Sub-Divisional Hospital in Sherghati. Basic resources like a laptop and Wi-Fi have not been provided to her. As a result, she is forced to write prescriptions by hand. When medicines are prescribed manually, patients often doubt their authenticity and effectiveness. This is the ground reality of our public healthcare system — doctors struggling not because of lack of skills, but because of lack of basic infrastructure.
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Frustrated with the broken government system, Dr. Sudipa Kumari broke down in tears in front of the Civil Surgeon. The incident is from the Sub-Divisional Hospital in Sherghati. Basic resources like a laptop and Wi-Fi have not been provided to her. As a result, she is forced to write prescriptions by hand. When medicines are prescribed manually, patients often doubt their authenticity and effectiveness. This is the ground reality of our public healthcare system — doctors struggling not because of lack of skills, but because of lack of basic infrastructure.

Magadh Updates

69,472 views • 5 months ago

This is Rajshai university today where students sought to hold a peaceful rally. However the #Bangladesh law enforcement authorities were having none of that. At one point, armed and plain clothes police tried to disrupt the protests, arrest five students and drag them to their vehicles. But what this extraordinary video shows is how the police have lost their authority, and how the teachers and students are not now willing to put up with these arbitrary arrests and, quite fearlessly manage to grab their fellow student back from the police. ... As I have mentioned in earlier tweets, it feels like something has changed in the country, but what is not so clear is how widespread that change is.
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This is Rajshai university today where students sought to hold a peaceful rally. However the #Bangladesh law enforcement authorities were having none of that. At one point, armed and plain clothes police tried to disrupt the protests, arrest five students and drag them to their vehicles. But what this extraordinary video shows is how the police have lost their authority, and how the teachers and students are not now willing to put up with these arbitrary arrests and, quite fearlessly manage to grab their fellow student back from the police. ... As I have mentioned in earlier tweets, it feels like something has changed in the country, but what is not so clear is how widespread that change is.

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215,394 views • 2 years ago