Pre print of the most painful study I have ever been a part of is out. More than 2 years of work. But a good learning experience and opened a lot of doors for me. No pain no gain I guess? medrxiv.org/content/10.110…

Why do firecrackers bring joy to people? It literally sounds like there is a war going on outside. I wonder how this industry even flourished. Rockets, I still understand why people would like but the ones that just make gun shot sounds - why them?

It baffles me that countless days of breathing toxic air wasn't sufficient to deter people from bursting crackers. I wonder what it'll take for people to understand that criticising the admin is pointless until we ourselves show willingness to change #crackers #DelhiInGasChamber

Stay tuned for some answers!

"We no longer take pride in genuine achievement; generating pride is considered the achievement." Could not have come up with something more apt. indianexpress.com/article/opinio…

The paper is out!!🤩 Thank you, sir. I am privileged to have been given this opportunity. Let's push for better representation of our country's diversity in committees, to achieve equitable health policies!

Fun fact: He conveniently forgot to tell us about it. I need Twitter to keep a tab now :) Congratulations Anurag Agrawal🌟

'Top colleges' themselves are in shambles. What they are going to do with more defunct colleges is something I cannot understand. I think the goal has now become to have good-looking values on cherry-picked indicators to propagate the false narrative of progress.

Study finds lack of diversity in India's national health committees, impacting health policy decisions. thequint.com/fit/india-nati…

Health policymaking in India and follow-up questions The attached document is a well-researched article. On the actors who influenced, framed, and constituted health policymaking in independent India. For those who have been in the ring and on the sidelines of Health policy in

"Women constitute approximately 40% of the health workforce in India, yet their representation in leadership is minimal." Just 11% historically! Thank you Rema Nagarajan ma'am for covering the paper and disseminating our findings even better! m.timesofindia.com/india/health-p…

It is the first analysis in India to examine the composition of our national health committees. Read Vikash R. Keshri, MD, PhD sir's thoughts on our paper highlighting disparities in representation of various groups, in the Quint. thequint.com/fit/india-nati…

Fuelling the push for better diversity in decision-making bodies, the glaring lack of it in health committees has been covered by the Hindu🌟 Parth | पार्थ Vikash R. Keshri, MD, PhD thehindu.com/sci-tech/healt…

New Paper! Why does a health issue (not) get priority? Discover insights from India's response to #burn care👇🏾 3 Keys 👉🏾Complex issue characteristics 👉🏾Divergent ideas & framing 👉🏾Over-centralisation of agenda Supported by Ṣẹ̀yẹ Abímbọ́lá Jagnoor Jagnoor Robyn Norton Margie Peden

As a medical student, unfortunately, I relate. This had to be said🙌

Great to finally meet my coolest co-authors & colleagues Disha Agrawal & Parth | पार्थ at India International Centre(Official Account) today! It's been a pleasure engaging in cross-learning opportunities with the new generation of #publichealth & #healthcare leaders! #Collaboration #Research #researchmentoring

A tribute to all Daughters of India by Confluence - the music Society of Maulana Azad Medical College, New Delhi ANI Digital Press Trust of India Medical Dialogues youtu.be/1gixrOCPdwc?si…

Finally!

On my way to haggle with ward nurses to give us some continuation sheets for the em, because forget NS and cannulas, we don't even have paper in the hospital. How lovely to be back to LNH