A searing exploration of a hidden national crisisIn the glittering corridors of India’s urban centres, world-class hospitals attract ‘medical tourists’ from across the globe. But in the rural and tribal heartlands, where nearly 65 per cent of the population resides, a starkly different reality unfolds. The National Health Policy of 2017 recommends a government spend of at least 2.5 per cent of GDP on health. However, that figure is currently at just 1.84 per cent –...