| Dr. Vijay Garg
Becoming a doctor is a dream cherished by millions of young people in India. When a farmer’s son, a labourer’s daughter or the child of a salaried middle-class family imagines wearing a white coat and serving patients, that dream represents much more than personal ambition. It carries the hopes, sacrifices and years of hard work of an entire family. Parents sacrifice their own comforts to invest in their children’s education. Farmers working tirelessly in their fields, labourers earning daily wages and mothers managing households on limited incomes all dream of seeing their children become doctors.
However, an important question confronts us today: Has money become more i |