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Re: Scaremongering?
Originally Posted by Bipat
(Post 11384337)
Abortion the overall number percentage of abortions is less than UK.
For the very poor a daughter with the costs of wedding etc can be crippling, contraception is expensive. How many girls in UK use morning after pill? thought by some as a form of contraceptive. Year 1993 1999 2003 2006 Female Children under 5 - 42.10% 19.70% 36.60% 12.40% Male Children under 5 - 29.40% 14.60% 24.80% 9.00% The UK has the highest child mortality in Europe with 4.9 deaths per 1000. 0.49% in these terms. |
Re: India - Shambles or Paradise
Originally Posted by mikewot
(Post 11384586)
Shiny new thread just to discuss India and how good, bad or indifferent it is as a country. Please keep the keyboard hardman 'step outside' posturing and handbagging to a minimum. I thank yew!
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Re: India - Shambles or Paradise
Originally Posted by Bahtatboy
(Post 11384643)
Not actually sure I like my posts derailing one thread being taken to create another more relevant thread.
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Re: Scaremongering?
Originally Posted by mikewot
(Post 11384618)
Abortions? What about infant mortality rates:
Year 1993 1999 2003 2006 Female Children under 5 - 42.10% 19.70% 36.60% 12.40% Male Children under 5 - 29.40% 14.60% 24.80% 9.00% The UK has the highest child mortality in Europe with 4.9 deaths per 1000. 0.49% in these terms. Medical facilities vary tremendously from the world's best to disgraceful. Two points-- During British time postgraduate education was not allowed, graduates had to come to UK for this, and many stayed on, as all will know. Losing a large pool of top doctors and their descendants, many of whom also became British doctors. Also unfortunately too many private doctors in Indian cities are emulating USA and just demanding more and more money, even middleclass people have difficulty if they have no insurance. Elsewhere many government hospitals are poor, fault of previous government. This will take time to improve. Shambles or Paradise it is neither. Good and bad just like any other country, but I am proud of both my countries as you may have guessed:lol: |
Re: Scaremongering?
Originally Posted by Bipat
(Post 11384668)
Shambles or Paradise it is neither. Good and bad just like any other country, but I am proud of both my countries as you may have guessed:lol:
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Re: India - Shambles or Paradise
Originally Posted by mikewot
(Post 11384655)
What to do Yanni.
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Re: India - Shambles or Paradise
Originally Posted by Bahtatboy
(Post 11384679)
You're there to moderate, not carve up and reassemble as you see fit. No?
WARNING: This moderator has gone MAD with power! |
Re: Scaremongering?
Originally Posted by shiva
(Post 11384672)
nothing wrong with pride, at least you've dropped the indian utopian notion
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Re: Scaremongering?
Originally Posted by Bipat
(Post 11384668)
Two points-- During British time postgraduate education was not allowed, graduates had to come to UK for this, and many stayed on, as all will know. Losing a large pool of top doctors and their descendants, many of whom also became British doctors.
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Re: Scaremongering?
Originally Posted by shiva
(Post 11384672)
nothing wrong with pride, at least you've dropped the indian utopian notion
You still haven't said what my apparently dreadful "Gem" was???? |
Re: Scaremongering?
Originally Posted by mikewot
(Post 11384685)
Even after all this time and generations of educated Indians, it is still the fault of the British. Sigh! How many times have I heard this over the years, like a broken record.
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Re: Scaremongering?
Originally Posted by Bahtatboy
(Post 11384684)
Yes there is, its a sin.
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Re: Scaremongering?
Originally Posted by Bipat
(Post 11384688)
I never said it was a "utopia" just tried to correct misinformation.
You still haven't said what my apparently dreadful "Gem" was???? |
Re: Scaremongering?
Originally Posted by mikewot
(Post 11384685)
Even after all this time and generations of educated Indians, it is still the fault of the British. Sigh! How many times have I heard this over the years, like a broken record.
Are you saying it didn't happen? That post grad. qualifications were allowed. It is 67 years, the original doctors staying in the UK have only just retired their own children are still working. (PS. There were plenty of educated Indians before independence, the British did allow schools and undergrad. universities:lol: ) |
Re: Scaremongering?
Originally Posted by shiva
(Post 11384703)
Only if you believe in the contents of certain tales of myth and legend
It just jars with me when people in positions of influence (I'm looking at you, teachers) have no qualms about announcing their pride while also extolling Christian virtues on the other. Plus, its Thursday, I've still got 2 1/2 days to go till my weekend, I'm off the booze and have given up the fags, and am still having to put up with idiots keeping their kids up till 1 am. |
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