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One Nation, One Examination—One Point of Failure

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By Kaushik Ghosh
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The controversy surrounding the National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test (NEET) has once again drawn attention to the integrity of India’s medical admission process. While concerns over examination security, accountability and transparency deserve urgent attention, the debate should not end there. The recent crisis has exposed a deeper structural weakness in the governance of medical education—one that has implications not only for students but also for the country’s long-term healthcare workforce.
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Overdiagnosis Syndrome: India’s Silent Healthcare Epidemic

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By Kaushik Ghosh
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“The greatest threat to healthcare today is not that we miss disease—it is that we increasingly create patients from healthy people.” Medicine in India has never been more technologically advanced.
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The Burden of Heroes: History Beyond Political Devotion

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By Kaushik Ghosh
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Recent political remarks by BJP leader Shamik Bhattacharya, referring to a reported incident involving Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose’s Forward Bloc and Dr. Syama Prasad Mookerjee at Md. Ali Park in 1940, have once again revived an old historical debate. Predictably, social media erupted with outrage, counter-accusations, selective quotations and partisan interpretations. What could have become an opportunity for historical inquiry quickly degenerated into a contest of political loyalties.
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