Healthcare Services in India

ABDM was announced by our Hon’ble PM from the Red Fort on 15 august 2020 and was run as pilot project in the UTs since then. On 27th September 2021 the mission was rolled out in all states of the country.

As the blustery pandemic pummeled mercilessly, the third-gender and Non-Binary community dis-proportionally condoned the socioeconomic hardships of the pandemic.

The concept of “Right to health” encompasses so many factors which are not necessarily physical but still is an abstract and blurred concept devoid of any specific definition.

For South Asian India becomes a preferred destination due to the availability of quality health service at low price coupled with the fact that language and culture does not act as an impediment.

Center government is doing good in this epidemic but what about state governments?

This digitalization will help our government and health industry to make the health services and its administration better, providing the citizens with better health security.

We have failed as citizens. We have forgotten ethics. We’re breaking over those who are trying hard to save our lives in this pandemic.

The typical 'Mera kya' (it doesn't concern me) Syndrome of Indians, which has failed every institution in this country, had failed healthcare too long back.

the 'messiah' of Delhi, Arvind Kejriwal, who from the kick-off of the meeting, joined in a perfunctory and zeal-deficient mode, transcended all the extremities of Chief Ministerial etiquette, credo, and decorum.

As our Republic attains 71 years of age let us pause to reflect as to what has really been ailing her health in the back drop of some robust health exhibited by some Republics, which too were born around the same time as her.