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...that will mean spending hundreds of billions of dollars more on public health, perhaps even creating a basic national insurance scheme. "Unfortunately there may not be any low-cost solutions," says public-health expert Kumar, who believes current government promises do not go far enough. "India needs to be prepared to spend on health but whenever it's mentioned there's always this debate about cost. Why don't we have the same debate when we spend tens of billions on new arms? It's totally unacceptable to shortchange a system that will save lives." And it's hard...
...Still, Kumar, an All-American doubles player who teams with junior Sasha Ermakov as the 34th-ranked pair, draws on his past experience for confidence...
...Szumanski and 119th-ranked Sinisa Markovic both earned All-Conference honors in singles and pose a difficult challenge for Harvard’s top two players, No. 112 Clayton and senior captain Ashwin Kumar...
...There’s excitement in general, regardless of the seeding,” Kumar says...
...light of this summer’s Olympics in Beijing. The panel featured Fairbank Center for East Asian Research associate Merle Goldman, Harvard Law School research associate Lobsang Sangay, Harvard economics graduate student Yue Tan “David” Tang, and Amnesty International advocacy director T. Kumar. Tang was the lone supporter of China, citing China’s progress in human rights, including its work for minorities and women. “China has done a lot of work in terms of improving human rights,” he said. “Formally, China has signed...