OPINION | India is training doctors for the world, but it is pricing out the middle class

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India will train a surplus of doctors by the early 2030s. Whether that becomes an export capability or a stranded cohort depends on a price structure that needs targeted remedy. Fees at the top of India's private medical market indicate a desperate flight to quality, and urgent action is needed to protect the talent pipeline

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