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Interview on excess mortality in May 13th , 2022 Times of India- on the then ongoing controversy on excess mortality.

S Krithi, Kalpana Karunakaran, J Jeyalydia, R Parthesarathy, T Sundararaman.: Discourses around Stigma and Denial in the COVID-19 Pandemic A Case Study from Tamil Nadu EPW Economic & Political Weekly January 22, 2022 vol 57 no 4 , pg 34-39

3. Thiagarajan S. Health sector reform at the COVID-19 cross-roads: Public goods or health markets – An agenda for health systems research. Indian J Public Health 2021;65:332-9. ( this was first presented as the KN Rao Memorial Annual Lecture of the

4. Sundararaman, T., and Murugan, Ganapathy (2021), "Covid-19 in Rural Areas: A Policy Brief," Review of Agrarian Studies, vol. 11, no. 2, available athttp://ras.org.in/4951300f66f01cbb1f2e6e1b304ee8a2

Learning from Tamil Nadu s Response to COVID 19 Pandemic Lessons for the Right to Health Agenda A health activist organized research study by Arogya Iyyakkam Resource Collective- e

T. Sundararaman: Human Rights and State Policy in the COVID-19 Pandemic: Adjudication as Accountability ; India in Transition: Centre for Advanced Studies in India: U. Penn, Politics : Special COVID-19 Series; June 7, 2021 https://casi.sas.upen

T. Sundararaman, Rakhal Gaitonde in Eds: Sheikh K, Abimbola S, editors. Learning health systems: pathways to progress. Flagship report of the Alliance for Health Policy and Systems Research. Geneva: World Health Organization; 2021.

Face-Off in Times of India, May 14, we argue that one is safe till everyone is safe and as we battle this deadly second wave of Covid 19 in India, its vital to vaccinate as much of our adult population and this needs universal public programme

Dear Dr Harsh Vardhan, The ongoing second wave of Covid-19 in India with over 3.32 lakh new cases counted in the last 24 hours is extremely concerning and demands imperative and urgent action. This is necessary in the immediate term as well as…

Adithyan, G. S., and T Sundararaman. . “Good Public Health Logistics for Resilient Health Systems during the Pandemic: Lessons from Tamil Nadu.” Indian Journal of Medical Ethics (blog). April 6th, 2021 Accessed April 30, 2021. Indian Journal of Me

Interview in Times of India, May 26th, 2021- describes the changes in Indian policy towards universal vaccination and calls for addressing the equity challenges.

Zakoji, Masahiro, and T. Sundararaman. 2021. “Emerging Good Practices and Lessons Learnt to Maintain Essential Health Services during the COVID-19 Pandemic.” WHO South-East Asia Journal of Public Health 10 (3): 26., March 21, 2021

Cover Story in Frontline, January 15th, 2021 critically examines readiness and the challenges in India to undertake universal vaccination

We must build a movement to establish health for all as a basic right. This is an excerpt from the sixth edition of the India Exclusion Report, a collaborative effort involving institutions and individuals working with a shared notion of social and…

12. Sundararaman, T., V. R. Muraleedharan, and Alok Ranjan. 2021. “Pandemic Resilience and Health Systems Preparedness: Lessons from COVID-19 for the Twenty-First Century.” Journal of Social and Economic Development, 1–11. Jan 6th 2021

Sundararaman, T., and Alok Ranjan. 2020. “Challenges to India’s Rural Healthcare System in the Context of Covid-19.” Review of Agrarian Studies 1 Vol. 10. No.1 July 2021, (2369-2020–1824). http://ras.org.in/challenges_to_india_s_rural_he

02. Sundararaman T. Health systems preparedness for COVID‐19 pandemic. Indian J Public Health 2020;64:S91‐3. , June 2020

17. T. Sundararaman: Is India’s Public Health System Ready to face the pandemic India in Transition: Centre for Advanced Studies in India: U. Penn, Politics : Special COVID-19 Series; April 09, 2020 https://casi.sas.upenn.edu/iit/tsundararaman2021