Sunil Chugh News Today

For two weeks recently, tens of thousands of private doctors in Rajasthan protested against a landmark bill which guarantees a right to health for the northern Indian state's 80 million people. 

Expanding public health facilities would be an ideal outcome of a pioneering law, but challenges remain.

Expanding public health facilities would be an ideal outcome of a pioneering state law, but challenges remain.

Tens of thousands of private doctors in Rajasthan protested against a landmark bill which guarantees a right to health for the northern Indian state's 80 million people.

Private doctors protest over Indian state’s move to enshrine right to health Asia News Network (ANN) is the leading regional alliance of news titles striving to bring the region closer, through an active sharing of editorial content on happenings in the region.

Bill entitles all residents to emergency treatment, including at private institutions, even if they are unable to pay. Read more at straitstimes.com.

"The government has reneged on its word several times. Doctors across India are afraid this will be pitched as a national pilot. Hence, we protest”: Sunil Chugh

Rajasthan, India: On March 29, medical services will be affected in Rajasthan as doctors, except for the emergency services, are on strike against the