India’s Free Health Insurance Reaches Millions on Paper but Verification Gaps Leave the Poorest Behind
A study of 50,002 people across five Indian states finds that only about one-fifth of those automatically eligible for PM-JAY ...
A study of 50,002 people across five Indian states finds that only about one-fifth of those automatically eligible for PM-JAY ...
Researchers in Gujarat have built the first context-specific Decent Work Index for India's domestic workers, revealing that job quality in ...
A new survey-based study of Lucknow, India finds that over half of commuters avoid public transport, with multinomial regression showing ...
A pilot in an Odisha urban slum shows that home-based HPV-DNA self-sampling delivered through community health workers raised cervical cancer ...
A survey of 593 Indian professionals shows that digital financial literacy improves financial well-being through a chain of financial self-efficacy ...
A five-year, ICMR-funded multicentre study called MATHRU is testing whether a co-designed, seven-domain care package can bring consistent, culturally appropriate ...
A new review finds that caffeine and DEET, two ubiquitous everyday chemicals, are widely contaminating India's rivers and urban groundwater ...
A systematic review of 51 studies finds that tuberculosis and diabetes services in China, India, and Indonesia remain largely fragmented, ...
A quantitative study of 365 Indian undergraduate computer science students finds that sessional test performance predicts skill development better than ...
A rigorous benchmark of six machine learning families across eight Ahmedabad monitoring stations finds that a hybrid GCN-LSTM model only ...
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