Keya Sengupta Libros

The book comprehensively discusses the various determinants shaping the health sector in India. Based on intensive research, it quantitatively identifies the determinants of health status in India within a macroeconomic framework, taking both the demand and the supply side into consideration. The book also discusses the various economic tools of analysis for understanding the challenges facing the health sector and explains why policy makers should refrain from applying uniform health policies in the urban and the rural uniform health policies for the urban and the rural sector cannot be expected to yield uniform outcomes, since the two sectors are characterized by two sets of entirely different challenges. The book further examines health challenges and their determinants separately for India’s rural and urban sector. The work also draws attention to the fact that, though finance is extremely important for better health outcomes, how the funds allocated to the health sector are utilised is even more critical. Highlighting the role of health management in this regard, the book provides an in-depth analysis of its role in achieving expected health outcomes, which it claims should constitute a pivotal part of India’s health policies. 

Detective Mulligan has a problem. His most important informer, Hunter, his lead witness against the criminal houses of London's underground has been murdered, alongside a woman he presumes is a hooker. His case against the Houses, is as dead as Hunter. Mulligan has no choice, he must bring in Calcain, a former star police detective and bane of Scotland Yard after horrific violence and brutal interactions with the criminal underworld earned him the name ‘Demon in the long coat'.Banished to Soho by the police and the leaders of the criminal underworld, Calcain is brought out of his early retirement to solve the murder for Mulligan. Calcain himself however, has an ulterior motive for readily accepting. Mixing violence with compassion and intelligence against pure animal instincts, can Calcain solve the murder before London is embroiled in an explosive war between the ruling Houses? Will he succeed in his aim to bring the Houses down? And will London survive the return of the monster that is the ‘Demon in the long coat'?