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Beyond ‘Gen Z’: Why Bharat must reclaim its younger generation through ‘Samvad’ and ‘Kutumb Prabodhan’

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By Deepak Sharma
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The generation gap is not a new phenomenon. It is as old as humanity itself. Every generation has believed that its children are different, and every child has believed that its parents do not understand. This eternal friction is part of the growth of civilization. What is different today is not the existence of the gap, but its depth, intensity and irreversibility. Today the gap has become a gulf. And for the first time, it is threatening the very institution of family.
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Continuous Training of Hospital Staff And Supporting Data: Mr. Deepak Sharma

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By Deepak Sharma
| businessnewsmatters.com
By : Mr. Deepak Sharma, Co-Founder & CEO, MedLern With the expansion of insurance coverage across income segments and inflow of investments, Indian Hospitals today are presented with significant growth opportunities and the challenge of scaling up infrastructure and manpower and investing in digital tools to improve existing staff productivity. These are table stakes for current providers not just  to meet the demand but also rise to meet increasing expectations of quality of care.
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Cómo es vivir en la ciudad de Banda en India, una de las más calurosas del mundo Original

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By Rajesh Kumar Singh Verified, Sibi Arasu Verified, Deepak Sharma
| Associated Press Verified
BANDA, India (AP) — Calor a todas horas, incluso durante la noche. Largos periodos sin electricidad, lo que impide que algunos hogares puedan utilizar aunque sea ventiladores básicos. Y una búsqueda constante de alivio, como ser rociado con agua de una manguera o dormir a la intemperie. Para muchos habitantes de Banda, una ciudad del norte de India que ha registrado algunas de las temperaturas más altas del país, enfrentar cada día es todo un reto.
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