One part of individuals believe that the government should introduce free medical benefits. Whereas, the other part thinks that it should not be the case and the aids should be directed towards education and culture. I strongly agree with the stance of providing free health care and I will support the same through some key points.
The Indian population for instance, consist of approximately: 10% elites, 55% middle and 35% underprivilege class as per a survey by, THE HITVADA in 2017. Majority of 90% people will profit from no cost medical solutions because these classes are often seen neglecting check-ups when necessary because of the bills. Over 60% cancer patients reach the 3rd stage because of the lack of tests. Free of cost MRI services should be provided which will help middle class and below to experience proper treatments. Additionally, tests for common occurring issues such as, sugar, blood pressure and hemoglobin will ensure greater well-being of citizens.
As per another portion of the demographic, the budget should be directed towards academic opportunities and heritage. Although, this is argument is valid, a huge number of schemes like, scholarship for schools and university studies along with fellowship for research are already in place. It ranges from 50% to full tuition fee waivers with an addition of monthly stipends as per grades. In India, tourism packages for tourists have been established in each state to promote about earlier civilization and history along with folk dance, arts, festivals and their significance.
In conclusion, I still stand by my perspective. Further, with a lot of community shortcomings I think financial relaxation towards doctoral procedures should be taken care of rather than the other side.