• The Indian kidney bazaar
  For decades India has been known as the 'great organ bazaar' and has become one of the largest centres for kidney transplants in the world. Dr. Sanjay Nagral traces the history of the organ market and the lack of medical ethics that has made it a thriving business.

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  Ravi Duggal

• Drug price control
  S S Srinivasan and A Bhargava

• Right to life
  Sujata Krishnamurthi

• Health for all
  Abhay Shukla

• Combating hunger
  Nilangi Nanal and Abhay Shukla

• Mixed judicial responses to health
  Mihir Desai

• Busting the two-child norm
  Shruti Pandey

• Looking for legal redressal
  Dipika Jain and Vikramaditya Rai

• Occupational health, safety and laws
  Vijay Kanhere

• Piggy-back on female sterilisations
  Abhijit Das

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• Codification of Muslim Personal Law
  Noorjehan Safia Niaz

• Fixing a price on rape
  Vijay Hiremath

• Education for few
  Aruna Kashyap

• This fizz is toxic
  R Ajayan

• A hurricane divide
  Prabhjot Kaur

• Interlinking of rivers
  Prashant Bhushan

• Diluting environmental concerns
  P R Arun

• Globalisation crumbling under its weight?
  Minu Jose

• Sethusamudram project: Another tsunami in the waiting?
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• Taking on the mighty
  Ullash Kumar

• Harminder Phoolka on the Nanavati Report
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• Women's reservation Bill
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• Demystifying hunger
  Annop Srivastava

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• March for justice
  Farmers rise against corporatisation of agriculture.