Create knowledge
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anantha krishna nayak S
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| 1 year ago
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I agree that entrpruenership can be taught. it is being creative, hardwaork, innovative , exhanustive research and analysis and smart work.
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aneetnaik
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| 2 years ago
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Entreprenur is defined to an individual who has leadership qualities, risk taking capacities , hard working nature , right attitude , good spirit , honest and creative abilities as well as art of lateral thinking. It should be bear in mind that...
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Veena Gupta
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| 2 years ago
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Entrepreneurship can be taught but it does not mean that the student will become a entrepreneur. A entrepreneur must have a vision, must know his limitations, and be able to assemble a group that not only can advance that vision but must also be...
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Health cities can solve the problem
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No they can't & something more is needed
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aneetnaik
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"No they can't & something more is needed"
| 2 years ago
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I THINK IT IS A VERY GOOD INTIATIVE , BY DEVELOPING THIS HEALTH CARE CITY MAXIMUM PEOPLE WOULD BE BENEFITED . WE WOULD HAVE TECHNOLOGY AND INFRASTRUCTURE SO AS TO TREAT VARIOUS ILLNESSES AND DISEASES . BUT THING OVER HERE IS HOW MANY PEOPLE WOULD...
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Lalit Jaswal
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"Health cities can solve the problem"
| 2 years ago
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Yes , Health cities can bring a change in health care system. Tie ups with insurance sector is needed , public should be educated and a great difference can be seen
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Anita Rai
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"Health cities can solve the problem"
| 2 years ago
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I think yes...it can solve the problem but then not entirely....but providing healthcare to the masses is the right way to tackle the problem as the report says nearly 80% of them are uninsured and most of them pay their own bills and this will...
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Debate: "Can health cities improve healthcare system in the country?" deleted from your view.
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parwati singari
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| 2 years ago
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As practising clinician I feel, that it is not brain drain, there are lot of issues that come to play here, the human resource going for the course, they are there because they are not aware of other options, or parental pressure unnecessary...
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aneetnaik
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| 2 years ago
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YES AS A CITIZEN OF THIS COUNTRY, I FEEL THAT ARE COUNTRY SHOULD PROSPER AND DEVELOP.BUT IT IS EASY TO BE SAID THAN DONE. BECAUSE IT IS NOT AN INDIVIDUAL RESPONSIBILITY BUT IT IS RESPONSIBILITY OF ALL THE PEOPLE. AND REASON FOR ARE BACKWARDNESS...
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Sovan Maiti
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| 2 years ago
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Saptarshi, good debate. According to me the main reason why we lack in the medical infrastructure is due to the brain drain. The cause for this brain drain is the Indian government, they did not provide sufficient resources and technology to...
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virender kumar
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| 2 years ago
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there are good experts in india and the thing of good infrastruture which is also available now a days in india in all good metro citiesand sub metro cities,thats why 45% of USA doctor is indian so we were lacking in terms of technology of luring...
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aneetnaik
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| 2 years ago
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I THINK REACTION MADE BY SOME GUYS ARE REALLY EXAGGERATED.THERE IS NO NEED TO PANIC AS SUCH BECAUSE PRACTICALLY SPEAKING MEDICAL TOURISM IS NOTHING BUT DEFINED AS ANY INDIVIDUAL HAVING TREATMENT ALONG WITH SIGHTSEEING AND SHOPPING IN FOREIGN...
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Sonam Kapoor
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| 2 years ago
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One big concern is safety. How much safe would it be to get treated by doctors in Mexico, Brazil, or India than that in UK or USA. Second factor is, if something goes wrong, you have little or no recourse. With risky procedures like heart...
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