Policy failures refer to ineffective government actions that do not achieve intended outcomes. They often stem from poor planning, lack of resources, or inadequate implementation. These failures can lead to economic downturns, social unrest, and loss of public trust. In India, examples include agricultural policies that failed to support farmers. Understanding these failures is crucial for improving future governance and policy-making.
India’s healthcare system is once again under scrutiny — for fake medicines, unnecessary procedures, unethical trials, and the steady normalisation of preventable suffering. At the same time, disease...
