On World Poetry Day, 21st March, I discovered two poets. I knew of them earlier -they are indeed famous- but not as poets. While the first poet was born at Almora in 1857 in the Kumaon Hills of Northwest Nepal the second one who was born in 2022. Continue reading
“Aren’t you Jaan?” the man standing at my gate asked. Just then, I was on my way to the garage to fetch my. Continue reading
Branded Medicines, Irrational FDCs, ‘Me-Too Medicines’, and Ever-Greening of Patents Beyond the flawed. Continue reading
The wheelchair, a tool often perceived as a mere instrument for mobility, invites deeper reflection on the nature. Continue reading
Tokenish Regulation of Medicine Prices in India We often hear the grumbling about high prices of medicines in. Continue reading
Liberation has been the highest goal for an Indian, and even God is considered just a stepping stone towards. Continue reading
The room was quiet, save for the rhythmic hum of the ventilator and the occasional beep of the monitors. A faint. Continue reading
There are moments in life when we find ourselves searching for balance and peace amid the challenges that come our. Continue reading
It began with a Facebook photograph. A man, his arms raised in triumph at the finish line of the Mumbai Marathon,. Continue reading
Medicine is arduous, the subject is vast and clinical practice riddled with social and technical inequalities.. Continue reading
