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How Social Entrepreneurship Shapes Empathetic, Adaptable Leaders
Jesus is a man who was born in an obscure village The child of a peasant woman He grew up in an obscure village. He worked in a carpenter...
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Public health integration in CSR a must to reshape the post Covid 19 world
CSR in a post-Covid world must go beyond beautiful reports to risk-informed planning with multi-lateral convergence to ensure sustainability...
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Foreign Ministries must appoint Health Attaches around embassies worldwide
Nothing has influenced global health diplomacy and international relations as decisively and at the same time as ambivalently as COVID-19 in...
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Covid 19 after effect Health diplomacy needs an update
Ministries of foreign affairs across nations must deploy health attachés for the greater diplomacy and shared interests, to tackle the comin...
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Why Indias governance needs to delink public health from bureaucracy
Public health is too large a problem to be managed by the Indian Administrative Services. Therefore, identifying new and emerging talent, vo...
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Global health diplomacy, Human Security and Regional Co operation
Right from Samuel Huntington’s Clash of Civilisation we have arrived at the Clash of Crisis for our generation. This crisis is built around ...
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Adaptation gap 2020 and the issues of climate change disaster health nexus
The adaptation gap report 2020 presents glaring findings related to how far nations have come with regard to achieving and honouring the com...
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India must make ban on smoking a personal cause
The recent ban on e-cigarettes has been the talk that hover’s around every conversation in the public health and public policy space. While ...
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While it is difficult to know the exact number of NGOs in India, an exercise by the Indian Government found that at least 31 lakh NGOs are o...
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