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    India Facts of the Day

    Mon, 04/18/2011 - 11:44 EDT - Mathew Yglesias
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    Charles Fishman:
    India spends 2 percent of its GDP treating diarrhea, according to TERI, one of the country’s most prestigious scientific research institutes [...] Not one of the 35 largest cities in India has water service more than an hour or two a day–including the name-brand cities we’ve all heard of: Hyderabad, Mumbai, Bangalore, and Delhi.
    I think doing what we can to assist India’s economic development and public health ought to be a substantially higher priority for American foreign policy.


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