Despite economic growth, India faces a preventable health crisis driven by poor sanitation and weak public health systems. Drawing lessons from Tamil Nadu and Sri Lanka, the video shows how separating public health from medical care, empowering ground-level workers, and smarter spending—not necessarily more—can transform outcomes. With minimal reforms and strong political will, India can shift focus from cure to prevention, making public health its most effective national investment.
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