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A volunteer signing the signature campaign poster during a TB awareness programme for eradication of TB in India. (Photo: iStock)

Of Lack of Awareness and India’s Delayed Paediatric TB Diagnoses

India Has Highest Gap Between Growth Of Top 1% & Entire Population

Dharavi, Mumbai.
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Research Culture in Med Colleges ‘Unsatisfactory’, Says Top Doctor

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Of Lack of Awareness and India’s Delayed Paediatric TB Diagnoses

A volunteer signing the signature campaign poster during a TB awareness programme for eradication of TB in India. (Photo: iStock)

Modi Govt at Three Years: Unemployment Rates Are Now Slightly Up

As the BJP government completes three years in office this week, <a href="http://www.indiaspend.com/cover-story/three-years-into-bjp-government-unemployment-rate-slightly-up-32091">IndiaSpend</a> analyses five of its key electoral promises – employment, Swachh Bharat, roads, access to electricity and terrorism. (Photo: Rhythum Seth/<b>The Quint</b>)

UDAN Will Make Air Travel Affordable for Many, but Not the Poor

UDAN’s biggest beneficiaries will be those in the interiors of India who spend more time commuting to big cities. (Photo: iStock)

Finance minister Arun Jaitley arrives to present Budget at Parliament House&nbsp;&nbsp;(Photo: Reuters)

Govt Wants to Eliminate TB by 2025; Does The Plan Match Up? 

Electricity Tops List of Demands in Poll-bound UP: Survey

No Banks, No Cellphones: How Are Tribals Dealing With Note Ban?

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40 percent of Uttar Pradesh’s Voters Still Undecided, Finds Poll

The Poorest Don’t Have Money and That’s How They Escaped NoteBandi

India’s TB Complacence? Govt Over-Reporting How Many We’re Curing

A volunteer signing the signature campaign poster during a TB awareness programme for eradication of TB in India. (Photo: iStock)

Of Lack of Awareness and India’s Delayed Paediatric TB Diagnoses

India Has Highest Gap Between Growth Of Top 1% & Entire Population

Dharavi, Mumbai.

Research Culture in Med Colleges ‘Unsatisfactory’, Says Top Doctor

Image used for representational purpose.
A volunteer signing the signature campaign poster during a TB awareness programme for eradication of TB in India. (Photo: iStock)

Of Lack of Awareness and India’s Delayed Paediatric TB Diagnoses

Modi Govt at Three Years: Unemployment Rates Are Now Slightly Up

As the BJP government completes three years in office this week, <a href="http://www.indiaspend.com/cover-story/three-years-into-bjp-government-unemployment-rate-slightly-up-32091">IndiaSpend</a> analyses five of its key electoral promises – employment, Swachh Bharat, roads, access to electricity and terrorism. (Photo: Rhythum Seth/<b>The Quint</b>)

UDAN Will Make Air Travel Affordable for Many, but Not the Poor

UDAN’s biggest beneficiaries will be those in the interiors of India who spend more time commuting to big cities. (Photo: iStock)
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Finance minister Arun Jaitley arrives to present Budget at Parliament House&nbsp;&nbsp;(Photo: Reuters)

Govt Wants to Eliminate TB by 2025; Does The Plan Match Up? 

40 percent of Uttar Pradesh’s Voters Still Undecided, Finds Poll

Photo for representational purposes. (Photo: PTI)

Electricity Tops List of Demands in Poll-bound UP: Survey

As of 2016, 1,77,000 households in rural UP did not have access to electricity. (Photo: iStock Photo)
“If I can’t read, how do I know what buttons to press,” asked Zumla, a Bhil tribal from Madhya Pradesh. (Photo Courtesy: IndiaSpend/VideoVolunteers)

No Banks, No Cellphones: How Are Tribals Dealing With Note Ban?

The Poorest Don’t Have Money and That’s How They Escaped NoteBandi

Lakshmi Kadam, 50, a vegetable vendor in Navi Mumbai, made Rs 2,000-Rs 3,000 per day before the note ban. Her earnings fell by 50% since. (Photo Courtesy: IndiaSpend/Swagata Yadavar)

India’s TB Complacence? Govt Over-Reporting How Many We’re Curing

Only 73% of one kind of tuberculosis (TB) cases registered for treatment were successfully treated – much lower than the government-reported 84% success rate. (Photo: IANS)