For decades, India's public health system relied largely on demand-side interventions such as expanding insurance coverage and beneficiary support.
For decades, the standard critique of the Indian public health sector was its single-minded obsession with "demand-side" adjustments.
Policy UpdateSneha Sharma Introduction & The Global Existence World MSME Day owes its existence not to symbolism but to built-on deliberate consensus. On 6 April 2017, the United Nations General Assembly adopted Resolution A/RES/71/279, designating 27 June as Micro, Small,…
Hon’able Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s recent appeal asking Indians to voluntarily avoid purchasing gold jewellery for one year is not merely a symbolic patriotic gesture.
TK Arun In 1992, Pope John Paul II issued a declaration acknowledging that it was wrong for theologians of the Church to have condemned Galileo for his heliocentric theory in the 17th century. On 17 March, World Bank chief economist Indermit Gill reprised…
Policy Update Anish Pujapanda Background Saving Schemes can be traced back to the pre – colonial eras, where there was a launch of the Post Office Savings Bank in 1882 to democratise banking, making the savings across India’s vast postal…
TK Arun AI sovereignty is not about apps or agents. It rests on GPUs, high-bandwidth memory, chip fabrication, political will, and the capital to fund long-term risk. The Artificial Intelligence Impact summit is on in Delhi. There is natural interest…