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A few good doctors

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A few good doctors

In rural Chhattisgarh, haunted by poverty and fragile healthcare, a 55-year-old man weighs only 28kg; an eight-year-old boy will die of rabies because his labourer parents work for twelve more days ...

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This is the worst of times; it is also the best of times. The government seems to be in indefinite freefall and the economy is now in synch with it. As the construction sector ...

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8 February 2012 at 10 : 32 AM

A few good doctors

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In rural Chhattisgarh, haunted by poverty and fragile healthcare, a 55-year-old man weighs only 28kg; an eight-year-old boy will die of rabies because his labourer parents work ...

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Change is a loaded word. It signifies a break from the present, even from the past, and throws out a spark in a new direction, not always for the better. It's a word sloganeers go to bed with. Catch phrases like "Be the change", "Change the world" and its other permutations occurs with great regularity around the world. It's a theme on which our politicians have spun various myths in the past month—with four states going to vote, perhaps they didn't have a choice.
Change is also the theme that our March issue deals with. We bring you two sides of change, one of the more questionable kind, and the other, a powerful tale of self-transformation, the kind the world needs to see more of.
Saurav Kumar, Editor saurav@fountainink.in