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assman that there's more risk in manipal a sion and the coin than other markets i've written numerous studies and papers showing that they call in as just as good as market as gold and other commodities are so eventually i think regulators will come around because they can is already ubiquitously available 'd on crypto exchanges and you know and random closed end funds and private because and the logical next step would be to really allow the corn to come if yes based and in fact you know the a.t.f. market has become a 6 trillion dollar industry in roughly 20 years i do think that the next phase. is he asked and the next great investment vehicle will have a go have something to do but the point and organization so as you know if you have 4 very small 20 years ago or and that 6 trillion dollars is my go to 20 trillion dollars in the next and years you know what's the next yeah and that investment structure is going to be brought about by beck when and organization and so this is very good that we're looking into this for the regulators right now and eventually my hope is that they will

dr harjit singh bhatti is a doctor who works on a covid—19 ward at delhi's manipal hospital.e they get admitted there are policies regarding admission, testing, discharge policies, it means it is not properly met. so there is confusion at the point of policy—making and there is lots of patients who are coming and exhausting the existing health care system. so people know they are covid—19, they had a positive test, but they have to effectively move around to trying to find a bed in a hospital to get treatment? yes, this is the situation. they know they are positive, but after the reports came back positive, they we re the reports came back positive, they were searching for beds in different hospitals. firstly public hospitals and if they don't get beds there then they come to other hospitals. what is the answer to fixing that? we heard a railway carriages are being converted into makeshift wards, but it is obviously not enough. yes, in their apartment health care is such that almost 60 or 70% of indian health care is in the private sector, the public sector has a very limited