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As a medical journalist, I spend a fair amount of time moving between hospitals, operating theatres, and outpatient clinics, observing how theory translates into practice. During my recent visit to Kapadia Multispeciality Hospital in Mumbai, I had the opportunity to interview Dr. Rahul Modi , a senior Orthopedic Surgeon in Mumbai , whose work in joint replacement and trauma care has drawn attention across the city. What stood out during this interaction was not marketing flair or exaggerated claims, but a measured, protocol-driven approach to orthopedic care rooted in evidence and long-term outcomes. Orthopedic Surgeon in Mumbai: Dr. Rahul Modi’s Academic Background and Clinical Training Dr. Rahul Modi ’s academic training reflects a structured progression through orthopedic education. He holds an MBBS degree followed by a Master’s qualification in Orthopedics, credentials that form the backbone of his surgical practice. Over the years, he has complemented this foundation with focused ...

Tribal products in India represent far more than handcrafted goods; they embody centuries-old traditions, ecological wisdom, and resilient community livelihoods. During my exploration of indigenous supply chains and ethical product platforms, I closely studied the work of Shabari Naturals , an organization dedicated to bringing authentic tribal creations from forest and rural communities to a wider audience. Their model highlights how traditional knowledge, when supported by fair systems, can become a powerful tool for Rural Empowerment while preserving cultural identity. Tribal products in India as living cultural expressions Tribal products in India originate from communities that have lived in close harmony with forests and natural ecosystems for generations. These products include bamboo baskets, leaf-based utilities, natural oils, handcrafted home décor, and forest-sourced daily-use items. What distinguishes them is not just their handmade nature, but the deep cultural narrativ...