Challenge after euthanasia verdict is to ensure dignity to the poor.
Sanjay Nagral
March 16, 2018, Indian Express

Six months ago, Pramila came to the government hospital I work in with sudden abdominal pain. A CT scan revealed intestinal gangrene; we immediately operated on her. We had to remove around 80 per cent of her intestine. After a prolonged recovery from the surgery, Pramila was left with a massive deficit of bowel, which meant that only a small fraction of what she ate could be absorbed. This wasn’t enough to support her nutrition. During hospitalisation, we administered her daily nutritional needs through a special intravenous formula. One bag of this solution…
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