Industrialization of India and Its Likely Effect on Tuberculosis Problems

.AN post-war reconstruction of India, industrialization of the country is likely to have an lroportant place. The Bombay Plan has indicted this. The Bhore Committee for Post-War Reconstruction has an independent section on .his issue alone. These are some definite and lnaPortant signs indicating the trend of this country's future development. It is, therefore, tutte that one should consider what relationship ^jll tuberculosis have with such development. *"is consideration becomes necessary and signifrcant in the light of the happenings at the rise industrialization in highly industrialized c?untries. There, in this period, the tuberculosis problem became acute, and it took some time before the cause of such an happening could be realized and remedied. During this time, from the beginning of industrial revolution to the realization of the acuteness of the tuberculosis problem, a heavy toll in human life was exacted. It is right that we should learn