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The Delhi government will present its health model to the WHO, World Bank and other major international bodies at a conference in Bangkok.
Delhi to be Model State for Healthcare, Education
The Delhi government had built some 8,000 schoolrooms since taking office in February 2015 and will add a similar number within one-and-a-half years.
The Delhi government had built some 8,000 schoolrooms since taking office in February 2015 and will add a similar number within one-and-a-half years.
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The Aam Aadmi Party government in Delhi has set up more than 100 Mohalla Clinics since taking office in February 2015 and plans to take the number to 1,000.
The Aam Aadmi Party government in Delhi has set up more than 100 Mohalla Clinics since taking office in February 2015 and plans to take the number to 1,000.
At these clinics, located in both poor and middle class neighbourhoods, people have access to doctors, medical tests and medicines - all for free.
Delhi Fortis Hospital Helps Man Walk After 11 Years
Gaurav Sharma met with a terrible accident in 2005, which left him with a fused hip and short left leg and having to walk with a crutch.
Gaurav Sharma met with a terrible accident in 2005, which left him with a fused hip and short left leg and having to walk with a crutch.
"Being invited to this conference is an endorsement of the work being done by the Delhi government towards tackling social exclusion and providing quality affordable healthcare," the statement added.
Information Technology Professionals in Delhi Have More Eye Problems
On an average, nine out of 10 adults spend more than two hours each day on a digital device, of which 10% spend at least three-fourth of their waking hours.
On an average, nine out of 10 adults spend more than two hours each day on a digital device, of which 10% spend at least three-fourth of their waking hours.
Jain will also hold talks with with the Secretary General of National Health Security Office, Thailand, on matters concerning urban health.
Inadequate Progress for Delhi's Health System, Recent Investments Fall Short
In comparison to other middle-income nations such as Brazil, Russia and China (BRIC), India has failed to assure minimal standards of sanitation and public health.
In comparison to other middle-income nations such as Brazil, Russia and China (BRIC), India has failed to assure minimal standards of sanitation and public health.
Source-IANS
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