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Title Video Demo —- 10′ —- https://www.youtube.com/embed/zJueknt3dkc

Taru was a entertainment-education radio soap opera named after its key female protagonist and aired from February 2002 to February 2003. The weekly broadcast of the radio serial also included promotion of on-the-ground reproductive health clinics in 25,000 villages. Although serial dramas are not new to India’s airwaves, the close partnership with a service provider that serves as a model in health care delivery in the storyline, provided a new framework for behaviors and actions promoted through the drama.

Singhal in conversation with Gary Gunderson on Stakeholder Health Podcast on Positive Deviance (2019) —- https://faithhealthnc.org/stakeholder-health-podcast-arvind-singhal-on-positive-deviance/ —- News5

Singhal honored with co-author Wang with the Best Paper (Editor’s Choice) the American Journal of Public Health —- News —- https://eng.inn.no/about-inn-university/news-and-events/best-paper-in-the-american-journal-of-public-health

Singhal delivers the 2017 Anna Endowment Distinguished Lecture Anna University, Chennai, India —- News —- http://utminers.utep.edu/asinghal/Reports/Singhal-Blurb%202017%20Anna%20Endowment%20Lecture%20with%20Photos.pdf

Singhal’s co-authored piece on East Los High honored with the American Journal of Public Health Editor’s Choice 2017 Award for Best Publication —- News —- http://utminers.utep.edu/asinghal/Reports/east%20los%20high%20transmedia%20edutainment%20to%20promote%20the%20sexual%20and%20reproductive.pdf

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