No Place to Go: Stories of Hope and Despair From India's Ailing Health Sector

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`The careful and responsible management of the well-being of the population is the very essence of good government.' The World Health Report, 2000. Over the years, Indians have silently witnessed the near-total degeneration of the country's basic health-care services.

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