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This is how India can eliminate TB by 2025

A woman with suspected Tuberculosis (TBC) waits for her treatment at a TBC hospital in Makassar in Indonesia's South Sulawesi province October 23, 2009. WHO said every year nine million people are infected with TBC, with two million deaths. Indonesia comes third after India and China with the most number of TBC patients. REUTERS/Yusuf Ahmad (INDONESIA HEALTH POLITICS) - RTXPXFQ

India has the largest burden of TB cases in the world Image: REUTERS/Yusuf Ahma

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