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Dying with dignity: India’s slow, uneasy acceptance of euthanasia
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Dying with dignity: India’s slow, uneasy acceptance of euthanasia
While euthanasia must remain tightly regulated, denying dignity in death to those trapped in irreversible suffering is becoming harder to justify, writes Sujoy Dhar as the Harish Rana case sets a significant precedent For 13 years, Harish Rana existed in a space between life and death. The young man, who slipped into a vegetative state after a head injury in 2013, was kept alive by artificial nutrition and intermittent medical support—his body s…
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