A rushed special Parliament session to amend the Women’s Reservation Act sparks opposition concerns over delimitation, ...

Public health is a core function of governance, yet millions remain at the mercy of market forces through weak regulation, ...

India’s informal workers face deadly occupational hazards. Weak enforcement, misdiagnosis and poor surveillance worsen ...

That moment often arrives not at the time of purchase but at the insurance desk of a hospital where your claim is “under ...

Rising hospital costs, insurance misuse, and weak regulation deepen India’s healthcare crisis. Who benefits—and who is pushed ...

India’s elderly population is rising fast, exposing gaps in geriatric care, social security, and regulation. Can policy ...

India is not suffering from a lack of technological innovation in healthcare but faces a deficit of technological direction.

Two million years later, misogyny is well and thriving and so is the menstrual taboo. Why hasn’t science educated us out of ...

Dr. Sanjay A. Pai reviews Jerry Pinto’s book on palliative care, urging a shift from "cure at all costs" to life-affirming, ...

Ambedkar challenged caste as a moral crisis rooted in religion, not just society. Can Navayana and state action deliver ...

In For a Just Republic, Partha Chatterjee revisits his long-standing distinction between the nation-state and the ...

India’s drug crisis is driven less by fake medicines and more by substandard, contaminated drugs and weak enforcement.