NHS Owes Big to Indian Diaspora: Streeting
2 months ago

NHS Owes Big to Indian Diaspora: Streeting

New Indian Express  

British Health Secretary Wes Streeting expresses gratitude to the Indian diaspora for their contributions to the NHS. He highlights the importance of the NHS's primary healthcare and research and innovation, which the UK can learn from. Streeting also emphasizes the significance of the India-UK vaccine partnership and the bilateral partnership in meeting the challenges of modernizing the country's healthcare system.

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The Untold Story of Indian Doctors and Nurses in the NHS
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The Untold Story of Indian Doctors and Nurses in the NHS

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News 18  

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