Strong leadership is essential in the face of health crises. Complex public health emergencies demand an urgent response from the government which has been inadequate so far! #PehleHealthcare
IMF has said that India can boost its human capital's productivity by investing in education and healthcare. But still for the year 2020 India spent just 1.29% of GDP on health, much lower than other countries.
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30 Billion ₹ for Statue of Unity.
200 Billion ₹ for Central Vista Project.
People's money need to be invested back on them only not on vanity projects of handful of leaders. We need our money spent on healthcare.
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Only 55,990 personal protective equipment (PPE) for use by those in the frontline in the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic out of 70 lakh - or less than 1 per cent - ordered by the centre have been supplied domestically till date, documents shows.
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Strong leadership is essential in the face of health crises. Complex public health emergencies demand an urgent response from the government which has been inadequate so far! #PehleHealthCare
Not Fortis and Max, Not Reliance and Adani. We need more AIIMS in India. Immediately. The poor can only access public health care. The middle classes get ruined by spending on healthcare. Health care is a fundamendal right of everyone. #PehleHealthCare
Indian media needs to focus on health care not just in crisis times such as these. But round the year. What is the condition of our govt hospitals? What is the condition of the primary health centres in villages+?
These is what The Nation Really Wants to Know.
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India’s neighbours, such as Sri Lanka (1.68%), Indonesia (1.40%), Nepal (1.17%) and Myanmar (1.02%) are spending far more than India on healthcare. Is it not a serious lack of our governance that healthcare was never a priority? #PehleHealthCare
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जिन लोगों की सोर्स आॅफ नाॅलेज ही ज़ी न्यूज़, टीवी 9, रिपब्लिक टीवी, व्हटसएप्प और टिक टाॅक पर टिकी है आप उनसे कैसे सच और झूठ में फर्क करने की उम्मीद लगा सकतें है।
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The amount Indian govt spends on public health per capita every year is Rs 1,112, less than the cost of a single consultation at the country’s top private hospitals–or roughly the cost of a pizza at many hotels. That comes to Rs 93 per month or Rs 3 per day. #PehleHealthCare