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  • Why Anganwadi and ASHAs are essential workers and not volunteers
    Dr. Suchita Krishnaprasad
    Why Anganwadi and ASHAs are Essential Workers and not Volunteers
    07 Aug 2021
    Shedding light on the exploitative legal status of Anganwadi workers and Accredited Social Health Activists (ASHAs), who are technically volunteers and therefore paid an honorarium below the minimum…
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    20 Years of Jan Swasthya Abhiyan: Putting People at Centre of Healthcare
    01 Dec 2020
    The comprehensive approach – an approach that does not limit healthcare to medicalised treatment, but involves a broader understanding of society, culture and political economy of the country and the…
  • Accredited Social Health Activists
    Nupur Dogra
    Accredited Social Health Activists Struggle for Survival
    28 Aug 2020
    Since the lockdown began there have been numerous reports about ASHA workers and their family members contracting the virus and dying.
  • Union Budget: Government’s Focus
    Ditsa Bhattacharya
    Union Budget: Government’s Focus on Privatising Healthcare?
    01 Feb 2020
    According to experts, the increase in allocation to Department of Health and Family Welfare is not enough to achieve the government’s target of making healthcare expenditure 3.5% of the GDP by the…
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    After Massive March, Karnataka ASHA Workers Decide to Boycott Work Indefinitely
    04 Jan 2020
    About 30,000 ASHA workers under the banner of Karnataka State Samyukta ASHA Workers’ Association marched from City Railway Station to Freedom Park in Bengaluru.
  • West Bengal’s Public Healthcare
    Ditsa Bhattacharya
    West Bengal’s Public Healthcare Struggles with Lack of Staff
    01 Oct 2019
    The public-funded healthcare in West Bengal, like several other states across the country, struggles with lack of proper infrastructure and shortage of doctors and staff.
  • Tamil Nadu Village Nurses Protest Against Government’s Negligence
    Nileena S.B
    Tamil Nadu Village Nurses Protest Against Government’s Negligence
    29 Jul 2019
    The nurses alleged that they are overburdened with excessive documentation work, while malfunctioning software often lead to their victimisation by authorities.
  • Grim Picture of NRHM: Ailing CHCs and Shortage of Doctors
    Ditsa Bhattacharya
    Grim Picture of NRHM: Ailing CHCs and Shortage of Doctors
    16 Jul 2019
    If we look at the current state of the CHCs across the country, the IPHS norms not only seem unattainable, but also unrealistic.
  • Health Budget
    Ditsa Bhattacharya
    National Rural Health Mission in Shambles, What Does Budget Promise
    13 Jul 2019
    The allocation for NHM as a proportion of total health spending has been continuously declining since 2017.
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    Amit Sengupta
    Importance of Public Services in Health Care
    22 Oct 2013
    In India, as well as in many developing countries, there is wide acceptance that the present health care system needs serious reforms. There is, however, very limited consensus on the shape and…
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