Why the Indian Administrative Services ( IAS) must strategically reform
By Edmond / July 19, 2021
I have some of the finest friends in the bureaucracy across Karnataka and at the national capital and those flying...
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Of resignation, lockdown and Gods: Random rambling
By Edmond / May 10, 2021
Ever wondered why possibly the Gods’ have deserted a God loving nation which would attribute their life for religion, base...
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Managing COVID-19 by hullabaloo
By Edmond / April 23, 2021
My colleagues have stopped visiting their clinics, may not be all, but good many of them. Civilians are in a...
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August 29, 2019
Indo-American global health diplomacy can influence risk management outcomes
India and the United States of America have one thing in common, among the many other things and that is:...
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By Edmond
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August 29, 2019
Global health is global wealth: Our world
I returned recently from my trip in the EU region furthering healthcare agenda in length and breadth in selected nations...
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By Edmond
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August 29, 2019
Personal practices, public consequences: India’s nutritional war
“It is appropriate to remember that India’s richness lies both in the soul and the soil and whose intention for...
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By Edmond
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August 29, 2019
India will need to do more than Ayushman Bharat for an Arab Spring in Healthcare
“Protecting the health of those who have no wealth will require an iron will from a governance perspective. This also...
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By Edmond
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August 29, 2019
Idea of ‘Door-step Doctor’ for the new age
“The door-step doctor will revolutionise modern medicine and will inject an infectious consciousness of change among the populace. The will...
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By Edmond
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August 29, 2019
Defining affordable healthcare in an increasingly unaffordable world
In a recent meeting of mine with a very senior & learned official in India’s Ministry of Health, I stumbled...
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August 29, 2019
Understanding Nipah virus & public health consequence
Nipah Virus infection ( NiV) has surfaced in the southern belt of India and is doing the talks deeply. Nipah...
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Growing drug resistance and the future of global pharmaceutical companies
“The time has arrived when we face a scary future due to antibiotic resistance which is deeply invisible to the...
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How channelizing committed healthcare CSR budget can work miracles for India
When CSR budgets are directed towards addressing health issues in India, miracles happen. These miracles are not always visible, but...
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The future of Indian healthcare lies in academic-field based partnership
As institutions and industries around the world continue to reform, re-think and re-position themselves in the digital age with changing...
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Political implication on humanitarian diplomacy and global health
“ Disaster risk reduction is to serious an issue to be left in the hands of politicians alone” Humanitarian emergencies...
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Monumental Convergence for Disaster Resilience in Asia: A UN and Partners case study for the world
“I have always believed that the work done by DRR Professionals is God’s work on earth. Humanitarian emergencies are that...
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Dilemmas of decentralizing disaster management
India is seeing an upward surge when it comes to creating a disaster resilient country and building a risk reduction...
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KSDMA, Fashion Medicine and the casual approach of Karnataka’s Disaster Management
I have worked hard over the years, spoken about it and time & again impressed upon the importance of disaster...
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The Catholic Church in need of Vatican III
Pope Francis has captivated the global community like never before. His rise not only energized Christians but it also caught...
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Boat clinics in the Brahmaputra river
” Boat Clinics is a working model of God’s work on earth. Initiating it is one thing, running it is...
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Building public health activism at the grassroots
Activism as a concept or a philosophy need not be extrapolated and matched with the otherwise popular terms to create...
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Why public health is the sexiest profession of the 21st century
Public Health workers today need to lead from the front and have faith in their own inner voice and be...
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KPME Bill Amendment 2017 is not a solution to create affordable healthcare
A great health system is not when people opt for private healthcare; a great health system is when Governments can...
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NBE is compromising super speciality medical education in India
“NBE should rise up to engage and mature with the medical community which continues to re-discover itself through the extra-ordinary...
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