EPO is a vital, naturally occurring protein produced by kidneys. Its job is essential: keeping your red blood cell count exactly where it needs to be. What is Primary Function of EPO? The main function of erythropoietin is erythropoiesis, which is medical term for production of red blood cells (RBCs). It doesn’t build cells, it … Read more
Cerebrum is largest and highly developed part of human brain. Accounting for about 85% of brain’s total weight, this is responsible for everything from your ability to recognize a friend’s face to your capacity for calculus. Structure Cerebrum is divided into two halves: left and right cerebral hemispheres. They are connected by a thick bundle … Read more
Cerebrum divide into two part known as cerebral hemispheres, this structure serve for higher-level functions, including thought, memory, language, and voluntary movement. While they look like symmetrical mirror images, these two hemispheres are work together to create complex human experience. Anatomy and Connection Left and right hemispheres are separated by a deep groove called longitudinal … Read more
Primary Health Centre (PHC) is first point of contact between community and a medical officer, it bridges gap between sub-centres and District Hospitals. It is design for a population of 20,000 to 30,000 people. Functions of a PHC 1. Medical and Outpatient Care PHCs provide essential curative services for common ailments. It includes: Outpatient Department … Read more
Village Health Sanitation and Nutrition Committee (VHSNC) acts as bridge between community and healthcare system, ensuring that health isn’t just delivered by government, but something owned by people. What is the VHSNC? VHSC is a local body formed under National Rural Health Mission (NRHM). Its primary goal is to provide a platform for villagers to … Read more
Bajaj Committee, officially known as “Expert Committee on Health Manpower Planning, Production, and Management,” was constituted by Government of India in 1986. Chaired by Dr. J.S. Bajaj, then-Professor at AIIMS, New Delhi, committee was a response to National Policy on Education (1986), which for first time recognized critical link between education and health services. While … Read more
Shrivastava Committee, officially known as “Group on Medical Education and Support Manpower,” was established by Government of India in November 1974. Under chairmanship of Dr. J.B. Shrivastava, then Director General of Health Services, committee was tasked with reviewing health services and medical education system of country. Its report, submitted in 1975, laid conceptual foundation for … Read more
Kartar Singh Committee, formally known as “Committee on Multipurpose Workers under Health and Family Planning,” was constituted by Government of India in October 1972. Chaired by Shri Kartar Singh, then Additional Secretary in Ministry of Health and Family Planning, committee submitted its report in September 1973. It is considered a landmark in history of Indian … Read more
In the world of finance, arbitrage usually refers to buying an asset in one market and selling it in another to profit from a price difference. Tax arbitrage follows same logic, but instead of exploiting price gaps, it exploits differences in tax rates, regulations, or jurisdictions. Simply put, tax arbitrage is a legal strategy used … Read more
In Indian financial landscape, tax arbitrage has a tool for retail investors and multinational corporations. It is practice of exploiting differences in tax rates, regulations, or classifications between two or more systems to reduce overall tax liability. In India, this rarely involves illegal tricks; instead, it leverages specific way Income Tax Act treats different financial … Read more