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How to ensure women aren't left behind in India's immunization drive

Rekha Ghosh, 64, reacts a she receives a dose of COVISHIELD, a coronavirus disease vaccine manufactured by Serum Institute of India, outside her house during a door-to-door vaccination drive in Kolkata, India, August 12, 2021. REUTERS/Rupak De Chowdhuri - RC2L3P9PCKR5

Rekha Ghosh, 64, receives a dose of a coronavirus disease vaccine in Kolkata, India, August 12, 2021. Image: REUTERS/Rupak De Chowdhuri - RC2L3P9PCKR5

Ruma Bhargava
Lead, Mental Health, World Economic Forum
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Dr Ruma Bhargava conducting an advocacy session to overcome vaccine hesitancy in Hanotia Village, Rajasthan.
Dr Ruma Bhargava conducting an advocacy session to overcome vaccine hesitancy in Hanotia Village, Rajasthan. Image: Dr Ruma Bhargava
Dr Ruma Bhargava conducting an advocacy session for women of Garariya Luhaar Tribe in Rajasthan.
Dr Ruma Bhargava conducting an advocacy session for women of Garariya Luhaar Tribe in Rajasthan. Image: Dr Ruma Bhargava

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