Popularity was never my goal; what matters is public health: Tukaram Mundhe
Speaking at a recent forum, Tukaram Mundhe emphasized that personal fame is secondary to improving public health. He argued that a nation's progress toward superpower status depends on the health of its workforce, urging policies that prioritize medical infrastructure, preventive care, and overall well‑being of citizens. Mundhe called for sustained investment in health as a strategic priority.