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Tuberculosis (TB) exacts a significant economic toll in India, affecting individuals, households, and the nation’s economy as a whole. Despite being preventable and treatable, TB continues to pose formidable challenges, impeding economic development and exacerbating poverty. By delving into the economic dimensions of TB in India, we can better understand its impact and the urgent need for concerted action to address this burden.

In the dynamic landscape of entrepreneurship, every individual embarks on a journey marked by both challenges and opportunities. It’s a journey fueled by traits like resilience and determination—qualities that serve as the bedrock for venturing into economic security. Yet, for rural women, this journey is often laden with additional obstacles stemming from societal norms and policy limitations.

Nutrition is a fundamental aspect of human life, and its significance is amplified during pregnancy and early childhood. Adequate nutrition during these critical stages can have a lifelong impact on a child’s physical and mental development. Inadequate nutrition can lead to a range of health issues for both mothers and babies, including stunted growth, developmental delays and a higher susceptibility to diseases.