Jammu, April 12 -- "In 2026 whenever we discuss healthcare especially in the silicon valley of India Bengaluru we endlessly marvel at how nanotechnology and Artificial Intelligence are driving groundbreaking advancements and treatments. We never tire of praising robotic surgeries and a myriad of other state of the art medical techniques.

However, this glamorous narrative is strictly confined to the private, corporate, and heavily commercialized healthcare sectors. But what about affordable healthcare? What about the government healthcare system? What is the fate of those places where only the helpless, the vulnerable, and the impoverished are left standing in endlessly long, exhausting queues for affordable treatment and long deadlines o...