Pandemic Disruptions and Odisha’S Lessons In Governance /Amar Patnaik

By:

Amar Patnaik

Language: English Publication details: Vitasta Publishing, 2022. New Delhi:Edition: 1st edDescription: xx, 271 p.: 20 cmISBN:

9789390961917

Subject(s):

General considerations of public administration

DDC classification:

352.230954 AMA

Summary: With only 0.55 beds available for every 1,000 people, India’s public health system struggled to cope with the COVID-19 crisis, even while out-of-pocket expenditure pushed millions back into poverty leading to economic, educational, and equity distress. Also, with the increase in the use of technology, concerns about data privacy and citizens’ right to privacy emerged. Tensions between the State and Centre over the allocation of funds built up as budgetary resources started dwindling for both

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With only 0.55 beds available for every 1,000 people, India’s public health system struggled to cope with the COVID-19 crisis, even while out-of-pocket expenditure pushed millions back into poverty leading to economic, educational, and equity distress. Also, with the increase in the use of technology, concerns about data privacy and citizens’ right to privacy emerged. Tensions between the State and Centre over the allocation of funds built up as budgetary resources started dwindling for both

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