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India’s Textile Parks Are Half Empty. Do We Need More?

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By India Spend
| The News Minute Verified
By Charu Bahri Mount Abu, Rajasthan: The Indian government has proposed to set up mega textile parks in challenge mode, even as similar programmes have, in the past, failed to meet their investment and employment generation targets. India’s textiles sector contributes to 2.3% of the gross domestic product and with 45 million direct workers, is the country’s second largest employer, after agriculture. About 80% of its capacity lies in micro, small and medium enterprises.
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Why C-Section deliveries are rising in India

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By Prachi Salve, India Spend
| Newslaundry Verified
More than a quarter of India’s births now happen through Caesarean-section (C-section) deliveries, driven primarily by high rates of surgical intervention in private hospitals. A part of this increase may reflect better access to emergency obstetric care, experts say. As more women deliver in health facilities, doctors are better able to identify complications that require surgical intervention. But coercion and commercialisation are to blame for unnecessary C-section deliveries, they say.
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Why C-Section Deliveries Are Rising In India

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By Prachi Salve, India Spend
| The News Minute Verified
More than a quarter of India’s births now happen through Caesarean-section (C-section) deliveries, driven primarily by high rates of surgical intervention in private hospitals. A part of this increase may reflect better access to emergency obstetric care, experts say. As more women deliver in health facilities, doctors are better able to identify complications that require surgical intervention. But coercion and commercialisation are to blame for unnecessary C-section deliveries, they say.
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