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Despite considerable policy push, India has not been able to achieve a breakthrough as an academic powerhouse. This is an opportune time for the country to reboot a hybrid model of industry and university-based research. It will help if policymakers take a look at how countries like the US have been pulling it off.
There are several theories on the origin of the novel coronavirus. As the world awaits a vaccine with a bated breath, the pandemic has brought several home truths to the foreground — India’s chronic under-investment in medical infrastructure and the need for reforms in medical education to name a few.Despite being a tongue-twister, a relatively unknown drug, hydroxychloroquine, has entered the popular lexicon. But the fact remains that India,
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