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Swagata Yadavar is an award-winning independent journalist based in New Delhi. She writes on public policy, healthcare and gender related themes. Previously, she worked with ThePrint, IndiaSpend and The Week. Her bylines appear in Cancer World, Al Jazeera, Business Insider, Article 14, Scroll, Behenbox among others.

Health

1 Year Left For Swachh Bharat Deadline; 54% Rural Households Defecate In Open

Swagata Yadavar7 Feb 2018 6:00 AM IST

New Delhi: About four (38.9%) of ten Indian households defecated in the open, according to the latest national health data gathered in 2015-16, down...

Health

Budget 2018: India’s Healthcare Crisis Is Holding back National Potential

Swagata Yadavar30 Jan 2018 6:00 AM IST

India has the world’s highest population of stunted children--short for their age--and the country’s failing primary healthcare and overburdened...

Educating Girls Can Reduce India’s Population Spiral

Education

1 Year Left For Swachh Bharat Deadline; 54% Rural Households Defecate In Open

Budget 2018: India’s Healthcare Crisis Is Holding back National Potential

Educating Girls Can Reduce India’s Population Spiral

How A TV Serial Watched By 400 Million Changed Gender Beliefs In Rural India

‘If India Can Have National GST, Why Can’t It Have Universal National Healthcare?’

India Is Unprepared For Its Gathering Teen Sexual Revolution

In Jharkhand, 1 In 2 Girls Aged 15-19 Is Married

Benefits Of Aadhaar Unclear: RBI Researchers

With 4th-Highest Shortfall of Specialists, Gujarat Commissions ‘Child Doctors’

What Surat Can Teach Other Indian Cities About Public Health

In A Poor Gujarat District, Infrastructure Cannot Compensate For Lack Of Jobs

Why Adolescents, Not Adults, Are Key To Addressing India’s Teenage Problems

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