Why Baba Ramdev doesn’t have a bank account
Baba Ramdev claimed that he doesn’t have a bank account. “There is no need for it,” he tells Fortune India, while speaking on Patanjali’s upcoming follow-on public offering for Ruchi Soya Industries.
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Live healthy, live longer
The pandemic has taught us the importance of maintaining a healthy lifestyle. Here are some steps within the grasp of everyone.
Towards a telehealth ecosystem
India is standing at the cusp of a digital health transformation, which can propel the country's economic growth and set an example for emerging economies if managed well.
Get ready to surf India’s health tech wave
A great pharma and medical supply chain, large population, intent among health professionals to innovate, and willingness among customers to try new solutions will ensure the sector's success.
Pristyn Care’s model for success
Pristyn Care’s OYO-like business model and impeccable service have attracted both investors and patients alike. But the model and the promise will be tested as the number of surgeries increase.
What is widening India’s ‘healthcare gap’?
A gap between demand and supply is evident across all aspects of India’s healthcare sector. The shortage of local health professionals represents further evidence.
Families to the fore in healthcare
The healthcare sector is dominated by family-run firms, some of which have come into prominence in the past year.
Ranjan Pai: Building a healthcare empire
With Manipal Hospitals wrapping up a deal to buy Columbia Asia Hospitals, Ranjan Pai has chalked off a major item on his bucket list: building a pan-India hospital chain. But he is far from done.
RBI announces steps to fight second wave of Covid-19
The central bank unveils liquidity facility of ₹50,000 crore for access to emergency health services, and ₹10,000 crore for small finance banks’ on-lending, among a slew of measures to fight Covid-19.
Life and death beyond networks
Indians have always trusted personal networks and connections more than public goods and governance. Covid-19 should shake that belief.
