India Decides to Provide Free Heart, Kidney Treatment to Poor
India Decides to Provide Free Heart, Kidney Treatment to Poor
New Delhi (ABC Live): India has decided to provide free of cost heart, kidney and bone diseases treatment to all persons below poverty line (BPL) and at subsidized rates to others in government hospitals.
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