From hospitals to health insurance, The Silent Syndicate reveals how foreign investment has transformed India's healthcare landscape. Here is why the book deserves a place on every public health professional's reading list.

The CJP protest achieved a historic ministerial resignation, but can it spark lasting democratic reform? Drawing lessons from Czechoslovakia's Velvet Revolution, this article argues that India's real challenge begins now.

Empathy alone cannot transform healthcare. This article argues that doctors must move beyond treating illness to confronting the political, social, and economic injustices that make people sick.

When did injustice become ordinary? From preventable deaths to political apathy, this essay examines how societies learn to live with lies and why refusing indifference is an act of freedom.

The Multidimensional Poverty Index misses the reality of everyday hardship. Homes, water, schools, and healthcare may exist on paper but broken systems, debt, and poor quality leave families struggling unseen. See what the data hides

The Indian government faces an uphill battle to meet the country's health care needs by 2030. Could remote health technology hold the answers to universal healthcare?

India continues to neglect pain relief despite medical advances, due to poor medical education, gender bias, and fear of regulations.

In this capitalistic world, all lives are not equal. Skin colour, religion, caste, gender, geographical location, etc, determine who dies and who gets to live. In this scenario, is the vision of 'Health for All' just a lie we are telling ourselves?

Cancer is treatable, but India's broken healthcare system pushes patients into deeper suffering. Why does apathy, not care, define their journey?

When Indian patients get diagnosed with cancer, their relatives try to hide that diagnosis from them. Read how this leads the patients to suffering, loss of mental peace, and poorer outcomes in this article.

Blaming patients for getting cancer when the government sells tobacco and the health system fails them everyday is unfair.

An article talking about difficulties faced by women in India while breastfeeding and how to overcome them.

In India a farmer dies of suicide every hour due to debt.

Good health can not exist without abolishing hate.

Is the role of a doctor only to cure diseases?

What is the status of health in a prison in India and why is it important to talk about it?

India has witnessed multiple yatras with political intentions over the past months. How is Viksit Bharat Sankalp Yatra different?

India aims to achieve universal access to healthcare by 2030. What challenges lie in the way?