Dharmendra, there was no way in our current layout/design to use the high resolution image. The idea was to hint at the complexity of the system. I will email you the image.

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Shikher, I am sorry to hear that. I'll try to do better next time. I think the four summary points really summarise the gist of the story, as does the short summary. Maybe you can start there :)

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Vandana, The story seems one-sided to you because I did not quote a bunch of startups trying to do diet-related diabetes reversal. There's a reason for that. I've followed most such startups' work for many years and I did not feel the need to bring those examples in. This is a different technology. None of those startups have the creds of publishing in peer-reviewed journals. And this is NOT a Keto programme, whereas Virta is a Keto diet programme. On its website, Virta lists 3-4 publications. (Please check them out). They are ALL non-RCT studies, which do not count in the scientific world. I'm afraid I don't understand what depth you were looking for in a story that is about a very different technology which has no real peers in its approach. That said, I take your feedback and will do better next time in such stories.

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Tarang, until the Bill is presented in the Parliament there's scope to add to the understanding and the debate. And, by extension, influence the thinking in the government. The Bill was supposed to be presented in the Budget session but now it's pushed down. So if there's a well-argued point of view, why not put it on the table?

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Vinit, if you look at the article format, it's called Counterthesis. You'd appreciate why we've named it so. It "is" one person's counter view. So it may appear pushy but that's the point. To put forth a provocative argument of one person who's got sufficient industry/social/intellectual creds. You can check out our previous articles under this rubric.

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Karan, the story is free for the next 48 hours. Please share it away.

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Zahid, the story is free for the next 48 hours. Please share it away.

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:)

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Ankit, you can write to Aniket. He's on LinkedIn as well.

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Thanks, Srikanth.

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Dharmveer, the story mentions this - they assist corporates to get their workers avail govt schemes and in return they get a fee from companies. It's an outcome based service.

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Abhidnya, so far it's just been B2B but they have just begun opening kiosks to let anyone pay a fee and avail their services.

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