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Fixing healthcare: (Indian Express, Editorial)
The system requires urgent reform. Neither a blind increase in spending nor a surrender to the private sector is the solution.
‘Focus should be on scaling up the use of innovations’: (The Hindu, Editorial)
The newly appointed Deputy Director-General for Programmes at the WHO says her elevation reflects on the growing importance of India in global health diplomacy.
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Passive euthanasia already a law: (The Hindu)
Passive euthanasia, the act of withdrawing life support to a terminally-ill patient, is already the law of the land, the government told a Constitution Bench of the Supreme Court.
SC ruling on age of consent today: (The Hindu)
Disparity between IPC and other laws.
India, U.K. to firm up defence links: (The Hindu)
Talks ahead of Modi-May meet in 2018.
Measuring judicial merit: (The Hindu, Editorial)
In making collegium decisions public, the Supreme Court must also reason out its measurement of ‘merit’.
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GIFT City bourses to offer oil contracts: (The Hindu)
Trading in crude futures to start this month after SEBI permission to special financial zone’s exchanges.
Is ‘deep sea fishing’ the silver bullet?: (The Hindu, Editorial)
The Palk Bay conflict requires a multi-dimensional approach.
The wrong options: (The Hindu, Editorial)
GST and demonetisation are not the structural reforms that will boost the economy.
New Pattern Of Urban Terror: (Indian Express, Editorial)
India must prepare for a changing security threat and challenge.
A new industrial policy for Bharat: (Live Mint, Editorial)
India’s new industrial policy must focus on improving overall competitiveness and avoid the lure of protectionism.
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WHO releases new guidelines to manage obesity in children:
Assessment of eating habits and counselling to be part of intervention strategy.
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