The plight of the Indian farmer is not new news. Stuck in the debt cycle and falling victim to extreme weather conditions, farmers hardly save enough to address their health issues. According to a Lancet report, healthcare expenditure pushes an additional 39 million people back into poverty in India every year.
Providing a cure to this solution, a Gurugram-based start-up Gramin Health Care is taking baby steps to provide primary healthcare to farmers at a nominal rate.
“Unfortunately I am not an Infosys or a Wipro board member that I can write a cheque of large amount for
Providing a cure to this solution, a Gurugram-based start-up Gramin Health Care is taking baby steps to provide primary healthcare to farmers at a nominal rate.
“Unfortunately I am not an Infosys or a Wipro board member that I can write a cheque of large amount for

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