timesofindia.indiatimes.com · Governance · 2026-08-16
Maha raids not so much a tale of morality as mortality
The most consequential public health figure in India this year is not a doctor, an epidemiologist, or a minister. He is a civil servant running a food and drug regulator. What Tukaram Mundhe has forced... Maha raids not so much a tale of morality as mortality
Why it matters. The framing of Maharashtra raids around mortality rather than morality highlights deeper systemic issues affecting public welfare.
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