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Shining Gujarat has a health problem. Missing MBBS doctors in rural PHCs

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India News Now Video: IndiGo Flier Hits Pilot After 13-Hour Flight Delay, Case Filed NDTV - Mukesh Singh Sengar • 1m Fog alert: The incident took place on the IndiGo flight (6E-2175) from Delhi to Goa which was delayed due to fog by several hours.
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Shining Gujarat has a health problem. Missing MBBS doctors in rural PHCs

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Behind the shining image of a vibrant Gujarat that’s dotted with sprawling industries, high-speed bullet trains and an expansive highways network—all projecting a growth model for India to adopt—lies a creaking healthcare system that’s letting the poor of the state down. Many health centres are just empty.
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New Ramjas teachers ‘quote Ramayana, dislike Marxist historians’—students miss academic rigour | Flipboard

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University of Florida Scientists Arrested for Allegedly Locking Their Children, Ages 2 and 6, in Cages: Cops Two university scientists are behind bars for allegedly locking their children, ages 2 and 6, in cages while they went to work, police said. Two …
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