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India’s Race to Vaccinate Its Villages Meets With Rural Resistance
In the country’s remote and desperately poor areas, suspicion of the government’s motives runs deep.
10 Nov 2021, 07:58 PM IST
(Bloomberg Businessweek) -- Outside a three-room concrete building coated in faded red paint, Neeral Kullu was waiting anxiously. The 35-year-old farmer had spent the late August morning walking across miles of jungle, dirt tracks, and lush fields to reach this makeshift vaccination clinic in Simdega, a rural district in Jharkand, one of India’s poorest states. At the entrance he was greeted by two white-coated nurses stationed at a ...
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