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    West Bengal: The doctor is not in

    Government doctors protest the political interference in hospitals.
    by Romita Datta Apr 26, 2018 1 minute

    West Bengal, already struggling with an abysmal doctor-patient ratio (1:1,850), now faces a new threat that could well derail health services in the state: mass resignations by government physicians. As many as 85 doctors have quit in the past

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