With the story of Fathima, a rural woman who delivered stillborn twins, the author argues for the need to centre compassion in the way the health system treats the women who have miscarried.
How a miniature model of the human body sparked important discoveries and dialogues on health across India.
A rehabilitation expert’s world turns inward when his own son shows signs of developmental delay—unveiling a journey from denial to deep empathy, and transforming both his parenting and his profession. A personal essay on navigating disability, not just as a specialist, but as a father learning to listen, unlearn, and begin again
Three years of growing from a quiet seed of resistance to a living, breathing network of change.
In a broken system, one nurse’s small act of presence becomes everything. A poem about care, humanity, and hope.
Blaming patients for getting cancer when the government sells tobacco and the health system fails them everyday is unfair.
