@@zzzzz4203Partially agree...After the the patent period is over; Anyone can create or say reverse engineer the formula. But that also required skills and knowledge
It is called stealing another's work. They call and are some of the biggest thieves from Americans as well. Their phone scams are well known. But guess they are only concerned about themselves and don't care about ripping off others. Fuck them they care nothing about Americans or messing with our things.
@@sandippadalkar Hospital bills in India are much cheaper when you compare it with other countries.Even countries with lesser expertise and lower PCI than India like Pak,African countries,Bangladesh have costlier hospital bills than India. Also there are many govt schemes like Arogya Sree, Ayushman Bharat which makes pvt hospitals affordable to poor Indians.
@@ankitsingh8378it's not a proud thing anymore, this medical tourism has increased or inflated the medical equipments/medicines/cost of care and surgeries in India for Indian people who earn in Rupees. Dollars to Rupee conversion is less, but rupee to ruppe inflation is high. Imagine one borrows 3 laks today and pays interest by the end of 3 years he had paid 4.5 lakh ...it's expensive for Indians and cheap for foreigners.
We don't give a toss about Ireland or India. You, though, are still infatuated with us. Do you hear us moaning about vikings or romans. It's the way the world was, not is.
Note that the Indian companies aren't researching these medications nor doing the studies required to take them to market. They get the already finished product and procedure, and their only cost is tooling up. These pharma companies invest hundreds of millions of dollars into R&D and these Indian companies get to come in and undercut them. They also get to export those drugs to the US if they pass the inspections and get approval by the way, this isn't a fuckin charity.
@@richard6440 i never said that, it's not that the USA develops medicine dude, it's that the USA is the biggest profit for medicine, without that profit a lot of these drug developments would not be worth the R&D costs to be pursued... like c'mon man, you're not a child anymore are you?
@@NomadWalker-io3ne without america these medicine would never get developed...... this particular medicine , or these medicineS ? Your post was grammaticaly incorrect, so difficult to comprehend.
So the company that spends the money on the research you rob of. Other countries should just nationalise private Indians property then if they want to be a cover dick
This kind of patent law exists in almost every country, including France. Such law allows to reproduce a patented drug if the patentee can't really provide the market. Nothing special about India
Proud of intellectual property theft? Take away profit incentives and nobody will be developing any drugs. It's a reason why the American pharma industry is the worlds best
Of course, you have always been fond of socialism. Hope the "evil" capitalists can keep financing the development of new drugs. Otherwise as usual with socialism nothing will be left for no one. Than you socialists all cry.
"Vasudev kutumbkam" is a Sanskrit phrase which means"The World is a Family" Has been the moral to us Indians. Doesn't matter if u would be in any situation we will surely try to help if we can coz u r our family ❤️❤️from India🇮🇳to world🌍🌎🌐🌏
Not all Indians. In south. They are kalabhirava kudumbham and Amman kudumdham who don’t want to do anything with humans morals and civilizations. Which later developed into modern Buddhism. Kala means empty or virvana. Kala also means time. Your time gods and demons time and cosmos time. 😊 Yogis truths are different from human imagination and books. Yoga 🧘♂️ There is no soul there is only kosha There is no god it is all imagination Yoga 🧘♂️
@@rjclue2630don’t involve every south Indian bcoz we don’t believe what u say….Karnataka is a land of bajarangi,basavanna,kanakadaasa,purandaradasa,rayaaru we the people of Karnataka believe in god and we do obey the rules of god and we do pray for god and we don’t compare ourselves with any south woke liberals….
I'm a medical student from India... And let me tell you... In govt. Sector all the people get all kinds of health issues treated almost free of cost in most States...
I am also from India and but I am shame on this because why India did not manufacture that and That ceo speech is unacceptable because he take plant from India and say it not for India means he must be fucking selfish why we need to let them take that plant it's totally rubbish don't support this from India I am really hate that they are just selfish crew I don't understand why you are supporting that
What a joke. You a medical student?😂😂😂😂 You do not know the basics of medical treatment in India. 1st this is generic medicine are much worse for the medical community. If you didn't know this much then you do not even deserve to be a fake doctor as you are claiming to be. There is not 1 generic drug making company that is doing any research to improve medicines. We have developed multiple newer medications from research only. You think SGLT 2 inhibitors just appeared one day and we started using them. But they are the best drug for diabetes and heart failure also. They came with research. There are multiple medications that do not turn up to be good later. Like pioglitazone though it was a good anti diabetic but had a risk of bladder Ca and hence went out of favour. So research is important. Now coming to your point you have not worked in all the government hospitals in India so your statement is false. I worked in a tertiary care centre in Uttar pradesh. The best in Uttar Pradesh and their patient has to buy the medications multiple times. And you go to the OPD of the medicine HOD there and get a prescription for free i challenge you the medication on the prescription would not be generic. So do not comment about the whole of India when you are just in a small place in a small state in India.
Yes but it needs to be afford indian citizen as well, so still yet to improve medical sector in india too far. Every 5 KM needa a high emergency reaponse and health medical facilities, then only it will be a dream country
Agreed. Few months ago, I was constantly getting sick, and having to spend thousnds of pesos on medicine. My boyfriend (whose Indian) was shocked on hoe much i spent and told me that their prices of the same medicine is literally 1/4th of the price in India.
Who is going to invest into the development of new drugs if there are no profits to be made?The Indians are skipping the part where Western companies has spent millions or sometimes billions on developing the drug or vaccine so of course they can push it out at a low price. That said there should probably be a roof on how high the prices can go but it's unreasonable to think it should make no profits.
@hivemind4647 you mean a price roof like there is in the UK because we have a nationalised health service and they refuse to trade with companies that try to charge excessive amount on medicines.? Also profit and profiteering are not the same thing. Big Pharma charges a lot for new drugs because they have a limited amount of time to make their investment back within their patent expiring, after that the drug becomes open to everyone being able to make it so the price falls, this is why old standard drugs like paracetamol and ibuprofen are insanely cheap. The issue comes when excessive prices are being charged which happens due to lack of regulatory oversight. Also if you think in the case of the Covid vaccines, the amount of money these companies were charging for doses when it was in fact the world's governments who paid the billions for the research to be done, and the companies still managed to get the patents for the drugs. Profiteering 🤷♂️
@@hivemind4647they do that only after the patent period is over. The drug companies try to make drugs which are almost identical keep their patents forever. The Indian courts don't allow that. Edit: People who have no idea about this can google "Evergreening of patents" before coming after me.
Good thing the western companies created the drug, tested the drug, got the drug approved by the FDA, and all the other costs associated with bringing this drug to market to help people….if the western companies could just skip all those costs that are required, the drugs would be cheaper here as well…with that said 69k is crazy, but no one pays those prices, just a way to negotiate with the insurance companies as they are the ones that determine drug prices.
@@jimnap91you sure about that? it cost me 600$ just to sit in the cancer chair. let alone the 15k medicine i get that should be afordable. they want us to stay sick. which means bye bye america eventually..
@@jimnap91 Yup! The cost of all the R&D of failed drugs is also rolled into that cost, but the big issue is Insurance. The relationship between hospitals/pharmacys/etc... and insurance basically guarantees a run-away inflationary effect, insurance tells hospitals point blank they are only going to pay X%, so then hospitals increase their prices for the next time and so on and so forth and next thing you know prices are 100 times higher than they were 10 years ago but the actual amount of money being paid is only 10% higher and the only people who get screwed are those with no insurance to argue with the hospital's billing center. That's why ACA was so important, it wasn't going to fix pricing (for that we would need a single payer for all system or at the very least public option, which was nixed from the ACA, so that there would be at least one non-for-profit government entity in the game negotiating a super low price floor) but by making sure everyone was insured then at the very least no one would get stuck in the cross fire between hospitals and insurers.
@@MH-kj9hhthe ACA sucks. They failed to standardize plans which was the whole reason why systems like Japan’s work. The issue in the states is PBMs and big Pharma working together. Congress is taking a hard look at PBMs.
So obviously our own healthcare sucks, but when I heard $69k, I was like “where the hell does that number come from?” Notice she doesn’t say the name of the drug, and I can’t help but think the high price tag is due to India’s tax on foreign goods. Anything imported from foreign countries get an insane tax on it, I think it was like 30%, though don’t quote me. To me, it sounds like india’s govt passed this law to help solve a problem they also created. Though honestly, I do like that they are actually making it affordable, but I don’t like how they’re acting like they had no hand at all in the high prices.
@@riddledstream8603"Nope it's the opposite" You just have no facts to back your statement. Just blindly hating. Unfortunately your hate isn't gonna cripple India's growth. Idiot. 1. India is the only outsourcing manufacturing market besides China. If India doesn't exist, imagine the tariffs and charges China would set in a Monopoly market. 2. India provide the biggest low cost high quality pharmaceutical solution throughout the world. If India stopped pharma, you will soon experince the consequence. 3. India I'd literally the Biggest IT hub of the world. If India seize to exist, you'll literally can't run everything. System crash, security breach will be everywhere. 4. India is the biggest Spice export in the world since Humanity and trade exist. If that seized, people should eat less tasty foods. 5. India is the most successful low cost space research organisation. Fun fact. India successfully launched satellites that are much lesser budget than Hollywood space films. 6. Indian surgeons, Indian CEOs had made miracles in Western countries and if you still feel India should fall, good luck. 7. India made one of the most strongest missiles in the world allied with Russia. Wishing India to fall is wishing suicide to the world. Like us or not, we are the only saving grace west and the whole world have. Considering how production cost is in West, how Chinese regime works and how cheap and high quality Indian products are. We are the only competitor in the Global market so that a Monopoly never exist. Good luck ruining that.
Indian government:. don't worry we'll let your drug get to markets, just give us money in form of Electoral bonds Result: Natco Pharmaceuticals bought 70 crores of Electoral Bonds 🤡
Really? India was on its KNEES during COVID it was actually horrific the people lining up for oxygen the body's of people just sitting in the streets. The lack of vaccines. You must be talking about another India
Thanks true. My fathers deductibles for his foot surgery were, $2600. He went back to India to get it done and we still saved money and didn’t had to deal with Insurances BS. They way I think about it is “American healthcare is for emergency, if anything can wait I’ll go back home to get it done@
I feel sorry for the lower casts. Unfortunately this ideology enforces that people are poor, and born into lower casts because they weren't a good person In their previous life. These people are stuck in an endless cycle of mistreatment and marginalised in society. Even in their temples, the lower casts are deemed dirty and can't get close to the god statues unlike the higher casts 😢....
Modern slavery continues to be a significant problem, even in 2017. There are 46 million people around the world today who live in slavery, and 18 million (39%) of them are in India. Although these numbers are shocking, the fact that there is such high prevalence of slavery in India isn’t. Slavery in India is mainly dominated by bonded slavery and child slavery. Until very recently, India had not ratified the Convention on the Worst Forms of Child Labour, which it finally did in June this year. The existence of bonded slavery can be traced back to the Indian Zamindari system, which heavily relied on the caste system for its perpetuation. The son of a slave had to pay the never-ending debt of his ancestors by serving the zamindar. Although this system was abolished after independence, its interplay with the caste system has had serious repercussions. Caste in modern India is not dead, nor is it dormant. Caste didn’t disappear with the dawn of modernity and development or Indian independence. The caste system in India has adapted itself to the changing Indian economy and politics, and continues to hold a pivotal place in an Indian’s life. According to the 2015 Equity Watch report, there has been a 19.4% increase in crimes against Dalits from 2014. The number of cases registered under the Scheduled Caste (Dalits) and Scheduled Tribes (Adivasis) Prevention of Atrocities Act has also risen every year since 2011, taking a leap in 2014 to 47,064 cases, from 13,975 cases in 2013. Other reports go on to suggest the existence of serious obstacles that lower caste people face in obtaining justice, with alarming conclusions like, “most cases of caste abuse and of rape most frequently end in compromises.” Women and girls belonging to Scheduled Tribes and Scheduled Castes still face significant discrimination and high rates of sexual violence. However, in the aftermath of the Nirbhaya gang rape case, this scenario is predicted to change, with the wider definition of sexual offences against women after the introduction of the Criminal Law (Amendment) Act, 2013
chance are, if the india court did that then teh india government probably footed teh majority of the research fund. in america, research fund are funded by private investor, so they invest need their cut once the drug is pass and the company also need to save a decent amount for stupid law suit too should anything happen. any little side effect and american will take any copany to court for ez money.
@@yia01Actually there are quite a few drugs in America that the tax payers fund and the research is done at public colleges then the companies come in, buy the patent and screw the consumer on the price of the drug our taxes paid for. Check your neck.
@@DiegoRomer0do you know the concept of travelling to a country and purchasing something whilst still saving thousands of 💸 Indians travel to Dubai or Vietnam to purchase iPhone cuz taxes here on imports And also despite iPhone being manufactured here in India, mrp still remains same as that of imported so FK Apple 🍎
@@r-sm5bu9bas aise bhawk k jo growth deserve karta hai wo ruk ni jayega 😂 India is the upcoming superpower jo kar sakta hai kar le India youth jaisa hardworking koi ni hai
My friends mom had cancer they spent 3 lakh ruppes in private hospital but she wasn't cured later they got into tata hospital in Mumbai which is almost free 4 months of treatment and she is perfect now thanks to ratan tata sir 😊
Can you give me details ...is it free for everyone or for people having insurance policy or for the people in need .. how's the facilities ? specially for people from other states ?
@@user-dz4th5ey2uhello it's free of cost, actually there are 3 main hospital of tata group for cancer treatment. They are stated in Mumbai, Vishakapatnam and Varanasi(not sure about it tho)
I have witnessed a ton of immigrants especially from Middle East and Africa travel to Chennai (Tamilnadu, India) for their heart, lung, liver or any critical illness treatments in Apollo hospitals, Global Hospitals (which is one of the few lung transplant places in the country), CMC Vellore ❤
It’s not about greed, it’s mainly about research and approval from fda regulations. Which can cost Billions to make. The drug pill itself might not cost barely anything to make but the process to make that one pill in the first place is incredibly expensive
Yeah what about r&d costs? And what about all the drugs they research and develop that never make it to market? There's major costs involved in that also.
you make it sound like other countries aren't able to make it cheap as well, any country can, the reason we don't is because of patent protections, without it these drugs wouldn't have been developed in the first place
@@NomadWalker-io3nethe goal of matrix controllers are to reduce population as much as possible. That's why intoxication is cheap and cure is expensive.
@@NomadWalker-io3neYou make it sound like you have balls to outsmart the ridiculous patent laws when you don't. Anybody can do anything, it's the guts to do it for your people or humanity without worry that matters. Stop being a d*mb@ss
They hate us for real I know. They hate us so much that we love them back. Right?? SAALE GOBAR LAGA HUWA CHAP SE MUH DHOHOON GA TERA. CHUP KAR HYPOCRITE.
This is why I think India would make a good superpower, their culture and mindset has shown to be so compassionate, forward thinking and intelligent it’s exactly the kind of power we need in the world. And before anybody says anything, no I’m not Indian. I’m British
Are you sure. There is one thing you don't want that if you are stuck with something and it depends on an Indian person who is in a position of power. You'll have your worst nightmare.
I am proud of India"s approach. Any law that discriminates against a population is not a law at all and must be rejected. We started this with the fight against the oppressive salt law, and we are still fighting such laws today.
Many of the westerners visit India for medical tourism, which basically means for medicines and surgeries....other healthcare services. You can always order your medicines from a Indian crew members of cruise lines who are always traveling to us and back.
This year I traveled alone in Odisha, a State in India. I got severe stomach ache , food poisoning , I was vomiting frequently and had dehydration. One staff of the guest house took me to a government hospital . The care and treatment that I received, I had expected nothing close to that . They cured me by the evening and It felt like the care of a home, every staff in the hospital is so devoted to the ailing patients. They're so warm, so comforting ❤❤❤❤ . PS: I was charged just 200 INR ( 2.4 $ ) for the medicines which were not available in the hospital's free medicine store .
You are always welcome. One fun fact for you, the meds you got from hospital, we keep the stock with us everytime in our bagpack😅. Dont even need to visit a hospital most of the time
Are bhai ye bolo western country me cost of medicine agar $500 ho tab it's selling price is $18000 Yes so much profit margin .yes. this is why medicine cost is so high. Anything else
As an American , I really think india is much better than us , they got great minds , great people , and the best thing they got the culture unlike us who achieved nothing and we have multiple parents , im sorry on the behalf of my nation to all my indian friends out there for mistakes by our dumb people
Omg , i never expected alanis reference in this comment sectiom , coincidentally i was listening to thank U a few mins ago , what a Coincidence !!! . Im indian and i love alanis morisette songs 😊❤
@@josvercaemer264well if you don’t have insurance and you don’t have x amount of money the gov can take your possessions such as cars and houses to pay it off. And if its hella money you don’t have welcome to financial instability! Im from uk and ik our government is far from perfect ( or even good at this point, economy is in the shitter ) but i dont take free healthcare for granted
Republicans aren't, Democrats would have passed universal health care and lowered all prescription drug prices by now if Republicans wouldn't block everything. This isn't a both sides thing
@@starzz7221i am an indian from uk. If i get a cancer i cant wait for months to start spreading it in my body. I will definitely fly to india and the next day i will start my chemotherapy.
“B😮😮head them-those who come for conversion. “Now you’ll say that I am spreading hate although I’m a saint. But it’s important to ignite the fire sometimes. I am telling you; anyone who comes into your house, street, neighborhood, village, don’t forgive them.” This was the call to a growing crowd at a recent anti-Christian rally labeled “Stop Religious Conversion” in India’s Chattisgarh State. On October 1, Swami Parmatmanand told his audience (which included some senior members of one of the country’s two major political parties) that converts from Hinduism should be kildd ........................ Hundreds of Christians in the Indian state of Orissa have been forced to renounce their religion and become Hindus after lynch mobs issued them with a stark ultimatum: convert or die. The wave of forced conversions marks a dramatic escalation in a two-month orgy of sectarian violence which has left at least 59 people dead, 50,000 homeless and thousands of houses and churches burnt to the ground. As neighbour has turned on neighbour, thousands more Christians have sought sanctuary in refugee camps, unable to return to the wreckage of their homes unless they, too, agree to abandon their faith. ................... From August 25 to 28, 2008, Hindu mobs attacked the Christian community in Kandhamal in Odisha in retaliation to the killings of Hindu monk Swami Lakshmananda Saraswati and four others. According to reports, while it was suspected that Maoist insurgents were behind the killings, many Christian settlements bore the brunt of the arson, which left more than 50,000 people homeless. According to government reports, the violence resulted in the burning down of 395 churches and over 5,600 houses and the ransacking of over 600 villages. Sme reports place the number of those killed at more than 500. Many Christian families were burnt alive and thousands of them were forced to convert to Hinduism or worse, they would have to face violence. During the attacks, a Catholic nun was gang-raped by a mob who then paraded her half-naked on the roads. The incident grabbed headlines and many took note of how the onlooking police did not intervene as the mob tried to strip her naked. The mob could be heard shouting "Bharat Mata Ki Jai". The same year saw another wave of attacks directed against Christian churches and prayer halls in Karnataka by the Hindu organisation Bajrang Dal. The violence first erupted on 14 September 2008 when about 20 churches were vandalised in various districts of Karnataka including Mangalore, Udupi, and Chikkamagaluru among others. During the same attacks, several symbols of Christianity were under threat in Tamil Nadu. Three churches in Erode and Karur districts were stoned, a statue of Mother Mary in Krishnagiri was stolen and an idol of Jesus in Madurai was vandalised - all in over five days. Post-2014, attacks against Christians saw an uptick. According to the Evangelical Fellowship of India, anti-Christian hate crimes have doubled since 2014. 2015 was pitted as the worst year for Indian Christians in the history of post-Independence India, according to a similar report released by the Catholic Secular Forum (CSF). The forum compiles statistics with regard to cases of religious persecution of Christians for decades. Their data shows there have been at least 365 major attacks on community members as well as institutions for practising and spreading their faith in 2015. Delhi in that year saw a whole of six attacks on Churches and a Christian school - which included alleged arson attacks on churches in Rohini and Dilshad Garden along with acts of vandalism in churches in Jasola and Vikaspuri. Fast-forward a couple of years, at least 305 incidents of violence against Christians were recorded in the first nine months of 2021, according to a fact-finding report released by the Association for the Protection of Civil Rights, United Against Hate, and United Christian Forum. Some of these have been reported from states such as Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, and Uttarakhand. On 3 October 2021, a prayer house in Roorkee was allegedly vandalised by a mob of nearly 250 people after accusing Pentecostal evangelist Prio Sadhna Potter and those present of illegal conversions. The following month, members of the Bajrang Dal and the RSS allegedly vandalised a newly set up church in Delhi’s Dwarka area. The people who were participating in the Sunday prayer meeting at the Church were accused of violating the Delhi Disaster Management Act (DDMA) guidelines as the premises had not been officially registered as a religious site. On 12 December 2021, members of Hindu right-wing groups allegedly set fire to Christian religious books in Karnataka’s Kolar district. According to a report by NDTV, this was the “38th attack on religious minorities in Karnataka in the last 12 months”. The report also said that the number of attacks on the community has increased ever since the government started considering a bill to ban forcible religious conversion. A year later, amidst the festivities of Christmas, a spate of attacks against Christians angered the community. They eventually staged a protest at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar a few weeks ago, saying that, “Our people are being beaten up.” The first attack among these was on December 20, 2022, when a man dressed up as Santa Claus was beaten up by a Hindutva mob in a residential colony in the Makarpura area, Vadodara in Gujarat. According to media reports, the victim, Shashikant Dabhi, dressed up as Santa Claus entered the Avdhoot society in Makarpura where Christian families were celebrating the Christmas fervor. Dabhi entered the society and started distributing chocolates to people and wishing everyone a ‘merry Christmas’. Soon, he was attacked by a group of people who warned of such a celebration as it was a ‘Hindu-dominated’ area. Two days after Christmas, a church in Karnataka's Mysuru was vandalised by unknown people, who also damaged the statue of a baby Jesus. The incident took place in St Mary's Church at Periyapatna..,.😢
I have family members from Africa who went to India for cancer. They are well and survived. They were recommended to go to Europe or America and India offered probono to help them. They even help many developping countries patient. She was stage 3
The sad thing is in Katiopa( endonym for Africa) you had tradition slike kinganga where you can actually cure many things...Hope people snapped back and re-learn before 2025...
Some of the best doctors are in AIIMS that a public healthcare and research centre and its most affordable too. Youd be amazed to see the colossal medical staff and the patients they attend each day in each department. Its literally like a railway station. I sadly had to visit there in delhi whilst my mother was diagnosed with motor neurone disease.
I think it is becos 9f religion. India has diffrent religions. They believed in serving humanity but also animals. A large number of indian are vegeterian.
Please invest in India, make India as a super power then world world be much more safe and beautiful place to live. There would be prosperity, equality and harmony and an unbeatable care and service.
Hats off to the killers. You're not very smart. In December 2022, the World Health Organization linked Indian-made cough syrups to the acute kidney failure and deaths of 66 children in the West African country, The Gambia.Aug 31, 2023 In 2019 the FDA said Indian factories had the highest rate of inspection failures. The consequences of tainted treatments can be grave.Jun 30, 2023
@@cataniamommaitalia87bullshit.. your safety parameters make the drug so costly.that no one can afford it.. expecially those who need it genuinely unlike you and your hamburger citizens.. to make something cheap and to be produced in bulk requires to cut costs but atleast being able to provide meds that have 90 percent of working well without effects is 1000 times better than not getting a med at all so keep your nonsense and census crap to yourself.. world hates your kind anyway all show and no go.. and afford it?? You thugs looted the entire world.. not even made the money fair and square..
@@cataniamommaitalia87and also there have been so many reports from undisclosed sources.. if reports are what you wanna use to argue with.. western countries (won't.take the name.of any one in particular) have made virus and infections themselves only to create an artificial demand of useless drugs to make pharma fortunes.. taking name of the sources won't suppress the fact that west even to this day is looting the entire world including there own people by so called quality.. actually known to be wastefullness
😂😂 be proud of deadly statistics "In December 2022, the World Health Organization linked Indian-made cough syrups to the acute kidney failure and deaths of 66 children in the West African country, The Gambia.Aug 31, 2023" "In 2019 the FDA said Indian factories had the highest rate of inspection failures. The consequences of tainted treatments can be grave.Jun 30, 2023"
On 3 October 2021, a prayer house in Roorkee was allegedly vandalised by a mob of nearly 250 people after accusing Pentecostal evangelist Prio Sadhna Potter and those present of illegal conversions. The following month, members of the Bajrang Dal and the RSS allegedly vandalised a newly set up church in Delhi’s Dwarka area. The people who were participating in the Sunday prayer meeting at the Church were accused of violating the Delhi Disaster Management Act (DDMA) guidelines as the premises had not been officially registered as a religious site.
Delhi in that year saw a whole of six attacks on Churches and a Christian school - which included alleged arson attacks on churches in Rohini and Dilshad Garden along with acts of vandalism in churches in Jasola and Vikaspuri. Fast-forward a couple of years, at least 305 incidents of violence against Christians were recorded in the first nine months of 2021, according to a fact-finding report released by the Association for the Protection of Civil Rights, United Against Hate, and United Christian Forum. Some of these have been reported from states such as Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, and Uttarakhand.,.,..
pitted as the worst year for Indian Christians in the history of post-Independence India, according to a similar report released by the Catholic Secular Forum (CSF). The forum compiles statistics with regard to cases of religious persecution of Christians for decades. Their data shows there have been at least 365 major attacks on community members as well as institutions for practising and spreading their faith,
When powerful starts bullying 😔 and make your life miserable .. God sends 🙌 help and that's ( Bharath) - India for the helpless .🙏💝😭🇮🇳🇮🇳 The place from where ancient civilisation started 🥺🥹🥹
My Dad had to get extensive dental work done and was looking at hefty bill here since dental services cost so much and very little is covered by dental insurance. Went on vacation to India, stayed at a family members house and payed a fraction. Even with the flight tickets included and the shopping he did there to get some clothing we saved a lot of money. Absurd cost that has no slow down.
Indians mindset is always try to help and feed people. as we are passing clouds of this planet so try to help as many people before leaving from this planet.
India actually has really cheap medical care. My asthma inhaler in the US costs 350 dollars. In India, it costs me $1.50. Even getting a proper diagnosis is better in India. I got food poisoning once and was in the ER for a day or two in the US. They diagnosed me with some rare stomach bacteria and prescribed me a really powerful antibiotic. Now I have good insurance and 2 days in the hospital plus the prescription medicine cost me a little over $4500. When I went to India the following month, I had it diagnosed as some bacteria that lives on uncooked chicken which I had likely consumed at a restaurant back in the US. He gave me medication and all that cost me $20. I was better in a few days. But I suffered for a whole month in the US even after paying $4500.
@@wm2008government hospitals are free in India , plus insurance for poor . People prefer private for better care. Some of private hospitals of India are better then EU hospitals
India has always been the force for Good in the world. They never ever displayed evil intentions and won't hopefully do so in future- now that they are growing waay too fast.
I remember in the 90s my mum telling me, if she ever had heart issues send her to india for the op as they had the highest success rates in the cardic field.
Exactly. While India does have it's flaws... we're SO MUCH MORE than what the media portrays it as. People always meet me and say "omg you're English is so great! I didn't realise you only moved to Australia 3 years ago!!" Like babes, most people speak English in India. Go get an education. 🤦♀️
My eye medication in India costs $2. The same drop here in the USA labelled made in India costs 237 dollars without insurance. With insurance, I pay about 10 dollars. This country is controlled too much by corporates with bribes to lawmakers.
@@mohammedfareed4401what are you talking about 120k a year ? That's what the developers and engineers make, most people in us make around 6k a month which is a lot but that's average and doesn't justify the rents and other stuff as well, And as for India 10000 rs a month, yes a lot of people make that money but it still comes under below poverty line.
You are paying for the development costs that India and Europe refuse to pay by getting their governments to force companies to sell artificially low. Someone’s paying for the multibillion development costs and approval costs with regulators in all the different countries. Then all the costs for the drugs that failed in development. I’m sorry you bare this cost. Indians steal it and someone has to pay the thieves or we wouldn’t have any new life saving drugs.
@@TravisTheSavageagain, manufacturing the drug is a completely separate cost from R&D. Drugs can take decades to develop to an approval point and includes human trials. Other drugs being developed do not come to fruition are are never approved, yet the cost of development to that point doesn’t just go away. A single drug can cost into the billions to develop before the first dose is ever purchased.
It might sound strange but this exception is really needed when it comes to dealing with health care and anything that deals with the life of poor people.
As a Nigerian
Thanks to India, where our bike and medicines comes from.
Hero Honda or Royal Enfield?
That's so nice gesture from you ❤❤
@@snoozyweatherboyMost likely Bajaj Boxer and TVS.
@@tada2508 Those bikes are not flashy but have a very good fuel mileage.
@@snoozyweatherboyBajaj and Tvs bikes
As a n muslim i would say, indians believe in vasudeva kudumbakam which is called "world is our family". Proud of them ❤
You're great Muslim bro!
Well said
You are real musalman... happy ramadan
❤happy ramadan
You are true Muslim . Unfortunately Muslims in India don’t think that India is their country .
Thats why, when india grows , the world grows
What?
That system leads to zero innovation.
Innovation can be costly.
@@zzzzz4203 wrong perception
@@zzzzz4203Partially agree...After the the patent period is over; Anyone can create or say reverse engineer the formula.
But that also required skills and knowledge
What's the rush? @@zzzzz4203
You don't develop any system by exploiting people in the healthcare @@zzzzz4203
America is business oriented,
INDIA is Concern oriented ☺
Not exactly.
If the world were to rely on medicine that India has spent money to develop there would be millions or perhaps billions more dead people.
What a nice thing to say, Vikram. You, sir, are a patriot.
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It is called stealing another's work. They call and are some of the biggest thieves from Americans as well. Their phone scams are well known. But guess they are only concerned about themselves and don't care about ripping off others. Fuck them they care nothing about Americans or messing with our things.
@@themarathaman9624you sir, are a fish
Not just western countries, I'm African and almost all heart patients here are referred to india for operations because its cheaper.
Waah 😮
Not Cheaper, Real Indians knows what is real wealth...
@@sandippadalkar Hospital bills in India are much cheaper when you compare it with other countries.Even countries with lesser expertise and lower PCI than India like Pak,African countries,Bangladesh have costlier hospital bills than India. Also there are many govt schemes like Arogya Sree, Ayushman Bharat which makes pvt hospitals affordable to poor Indians.
Cheaper and good also 😊
I keep seeing Africans come to Yashoda Hospital for treatment in Hyderabad.
I'm Kenyan and I can assure you about 45% of our people who fly out for medicine here go to India..
Whole South East Asia and Africa come to India.
@@ankitsingh8378it's not a proud thing anymore, this medical tourism has increased or inflated the medical equipments/medicines/cost of care and surgeries in India for Indian people who earn in Rupees. Dollars to Rupee conversion is less, but rupee to ruppe inflation is high. Imagine one borrows 3 laks today and pays interest by the end of 3 years he had paid 4.5 lakh ...it's expensive for Indians and cheap for foreigners.
I hope some day all countries will have affordable hospital facilities
Yea buddy these west people think all are richer they should know world will shift to India in next 10 years I assure you ❤❤
Very true I've seen a lot of African people in big hospitals in Mumbai.
As an irishman I feel sympathy from one victim of the English to another I wish the people of India 1000 years of prosperity
Sad thing 😢is they are still on your backs
We don't give a toss about Ireland or India. You, though, are still infatuated with us. Do you hear us moaning about vikings or romans. It's the way the world was, not is.
Indian independence movement was inspired by Ireland too. I have a lot of respect for my Irish brothers and sisters.
cant stand the irish their a waste of air !
@@teesman61you havent paid for your crimes. That's why people still talk about you murderers
I'm a Indian, After seeing Comments, I feel super proud of my country ❤❤❤😊
No need to be Proud, you guys are still poor
@@AzazelSeth oo really, Then why don't you tell where are you from
@@Shorts_02-08may be he is busy in finding some atta packs fell on streets by someone😂
Peace and love Brother
@@AzazelSeth you are the poor indian
I am not that poor to be called 'poor' by someone worse than poor.
This is the biggest sign that Americas public health system is a business and not a service.
pharma is a business, without america these medicine would never get developed
Note that the Indian companies aren't researching these medications nor doing the studies required to take them to market.
They get the already finished product and procedure, and their only cost is tooling up. These pharma companies invest hundreds of millions of dollars into R&D and these Indian companies get to come in and undercut them.
They also get to export those drugs to the US if they pass the inspections and get approval by the way, this isn't a fuckin charity.
@@NomadWalker-io3ne without america these medicine would never get developed. You think the usa develops " every " medicine? Really ?
@@richard6440 i never said that, it's not that the USA develops medicine dude, it's that the USA is the biggest profit for medicine, without that profit a lot of these drug developments would not be worth the R&D costs to be pursued... like c'mon man, you're not a child anymore are you?
@@NomadWalker-io3ne without america these medicine would never get developed...... this particular medicine , or these medicineS ? Your post was grammaticaly incorrect, so difficult to comprehend.
As a French person this makes me proud of India
So the company that spends the money on the research you rob of. Other countries should just nationalise private Indians property then if they want to be a cover dick
This kind of patent law exists in almost every country, including France. Such law allows to reproduce a patented drug if the patentee can't really provide the market.
Nothing special about India
Proud of intellectual property theft? Take away profit incentives and nobody will be developing any drugs. It's a reason why the American pharma industry is the worlds best
@@kerdart351Nothing special about the law, but the speciality is about India utilizing the law. How many such medicine is made in France.
Of course, you have always been fond of socialism. Hope the "evil" capitalists can keep financing the development of new drugs. Otherwise as usual with socialism nothing will be left for no one. Than you socialists all cry.
"With great power comes great responsibility"
Even greater*
But irony is WESTERNERS WANT TO TAKE only POWER ..But Not RESPONSIBILITY . that's why The World Is Messed Up...
And "with greater power comes greater medical bills" 😂
"Vasudev kutumbkam" is a Sanskrit phrase which means"The World is a Family"
Has been the moral to us Indians. Doesn't matter if u would be in any situation we will surely try to help if we can coz u r our family
❤️❤️from India🇮🇳to world🌍🌎🌐🌏
Not all Indians. In south. They are kalabhirava kudumbham and Amman kudumdham who don’t want to do anything with humans morals and civilizations. Which later developed into modern Buddhism.
Kala means empty or virvana. Kala also means time. Your time gods and demons time and cosmos time. 😊
Yogis truths are different from human imagination and books. Yoga 🧘♂️
There is no soul there is only kosha
There is no god it is all imagination
Yoga 🧘♂️
@@rjclue2630don’t involve every south Indian bcoz we don’t believe what u say….Karnataka is a land of bajarangi,basavanna,kanakadaasa,purandaradasa,rayaaru we the people of Karnataka believe in god and we do obey the rules of god and we do pray for god and we don’t compare ourselves with any south woke liberals….
As a Brazilian and a former soldier in the army, I am proud to have had the helicopter deal with India.
🇧🇷🇮🇳
Hi sir can you please name that helicopter????? And were you in your army's aviation corps(this is how we refer to ours dont know about yours)
Dhruva lch
Thank you for your comment🙏 🇮🇳🇧🇷
Sabka Sath sabka vikas going global. ❤
Lol k
I'm a medical student from India... And let me tell you... In govt. Sector all the people get all kinds of health issues treated almost free of cost in most States...
Same thing happen in indonesia. Its kinda shock me the world no 1 economic country has very expensive medical bill
I am also from India and but I am shame on this because why India did not manufacture that and That ceo speech is unacceptable because he take plant from India and say it not for India means he must be fucking selfish why we need to let them take that plant it's totally rubbish don't support this from India I am really hate that they are just selfish crew I don't understand why you are supporting that
It’s everywhere except USA
What a joke. You a medical student?😂😂😂😂 You do not know the basics of medical treatment in India. 1st this is generic medicine are much worse for the medical community. If you didn't know this much then you do not even deserve to be a fake doctor as you are claiming to be. There is not 1 generic drug making company that is doing any research to improve medicines. We have developed multiple newer medications from research only. You think SGLT 2 inhibitors just appeared one day and we started using them. But they are the best drug for diabetes and heart failure also. They came with research. There are multiple medications that do not turn up to be good later. Like pioglitazone though it was a good anti diabetic but had a risk of bladder Ca and hence went out of favour. So research is important. Now coming to your point you have not worked in all the government hospitals in India so your statement is false. I worked in a tertiary care centre in Uttar pradesh. The best in Uttar Pradesh and their patient has to buy the medications multiple times. And you go to the OPD of the medicine HOD there and get a prescription for free i challenge you the medication on the prescription would not be generic. So do not comment about the whole of India when you are just in a small place in a small state in India.
even in hospitals where its is not free
govt has made schemes which allows it to be free…
Thank you India for creating laws for the people. No wonder the best Doctors come from India ❤
India really pulled the uno reverse card on western big pharma. Props to them 🙌🏼🇮🇳
As an outsider, I'll tell you India is a great place to get medicine or surgery done for relatively great care and affordability
Yes but it needs to be afford indian citizen as well, so still yet to improve medical sector in india too far. Every 5 KM needa a high emergency reaponse and health medical facilities, then only it will be a dream country
no it's not
Agreed. Few months ago, I was constantly getting sick, and having to spend thousnds of pesos on medicine. My boyfriend (whose Indian) was shocked on hoe much i spent and told me that their prices of the same medicine is literally 1/4th of the price in India.
You aren't an outsider..... don't ever say.
You come to India, you'll know what i am trying to say. ❤
Just like one family. ❤
Yes that dirty ass country
I agree with the Indian Courts. Health profiteering is wrong.
Who is going to invest into the development of new drugs if there are no profits to be made?The Indians are skipping the part where Western companies has spent millions or sometimes billions on developing the drug or vaccine so of course they can push it out at a low price. That said there should probably be a roof on how high the prices can go but it's unreasonable to think it should make no profits.
@hivemind4647 you mean a price roof like there is in the UK because we have a nationalised health service and they refuse to trade with companies that try to charge excessive amount on medicines.? Also profit and profiteering are not the same thing. Big Pharma charges a lot for new drugs because they have a limited amount of time to make their investment back within their patent expiring, after that the drug becomes open to everyone being able to make it so the price falls, this is why old standard drugs like paracetamol and ibuprofen are insanely cheap. The issue comes when excessive prices are being charged which happens due to lack of regulatory oversight. Also if you think in the case of the Covid vaccines, the amount of money these companies were charging for doses when it was in fact the world's governments who paid the billions for the research to be done, and the companies still managed to get the patents for the drugs. Profiteering 🤷♂️
@@hivemind4647they do that only after the patent period is over. The drug companies try to make drugs which are almost identical keep their patents forever. The Indian courts don't allow that.
Edit: People who have no idea about this can google "Evergreening of patents" before coming after me.
@@hivemind4647Exactly - the average cost to develop new drugs is now 1.3 *billion* . They have to recoup those costs somehow.
why Indian government didn't invest into those drugs development?
India the land of honesty,morality,humanity,respect, humbly and the land of love....I'm proud to be a son of India....hail mother India..
Please don't exaggerate. I am an Indian. I am feeling embarassed
India's growth is good for humanity ❤
$69k to $177, it just shows that it is possible to make and sell the drug cheap and affordable, they just don't do it. Bravo India
Good thing the western companies created the drug, tested the drug, got the drug approved by the FDA, and all the other costs associated with bringing this drug to market to help people….if the western companies could just skip all those costs that are required, the drugs would be cheaper here as well…with that said 69k is crazy, but no one pays those prices, just a way to negotiate with the insurance companies as they are the ones that determine drug prices.
@@jimnap91you sure about that? it cost me 600$ just to sit in the cancer chair. let alone the 15k medicine i get that should be afordable. they want us to stay sick. which means bye bye america eventually..
@@jimnap91 Yup! The cost of all the R&D of failed drugs is also rolled into that cost, but the big issue is Insurance. The relationship between hospitals/pharmacys/etc... and insurance basically guarantees a run-away inflationary effect, insurance tells hospitals point blank they are only going to pay X%, so then hospitals increase their prices for the next time and so on and so forth and next thing you know prices are 100 times higher than they were 10 years ago but the actual amount of money being paid is only 10% higher and the only people who get screwed are those with no insurance to argue with the hospital's billing center. That's why ACA was so important, it wasn't going to fix pricing (for that we would need a single payer for all system or at the very least public option, which was nixed from the ACA, so that there would be at least one non-for-profit government entity in the game negotiating a super low price floor) but by making sure everyone was insured then at the very least no one would get stuck in the cross fire between hospitals and insurers.
@@MH-kj9hhthe ACA sucks. They failed to standardize plans which was the whole reason why systems like Japan’s work.
The issue in the states is PBMs and big Pharma working together. Congress is taking a hard look at PBMs.
So obviously our own healthcare sucks, but when I heard $69k, I was like “where the hell does that number come from?” Notice she doesn’t say the name of the drug, and I can’t help but think the high price tag is due to India’s tax on foreign goods. Anything imported from foreign countries get an insane tax on it, I think it was like 30%, though don’t quote me. To me, it sounds like india’s govt passed this law to help solve a problem they also created. Though honestly, I do like that they are actually making it affordable, but I don’t like how they’re acting like they had no hand at all in the high prices.
When covid Pandamic only India supplied 50% vaccine for globally without profit. If money matters to Others, India matters lives.❤
Exactly. I live Trinidad and India sent free vacines and tests kits for us!
@@Shawn-tf4tmthanks for sharing. I searched for your country and now i know about one more country
@@Shawn-tf4tmthanku buddy , we Indians always with you , repect n love for you
@@rajatjain-mg2gu Half the population here are Indians in Trinidad from British colonialism.
Thats the hindu philosophy, Vasundhara katumbaum means World 🌎 is a family,
That's vasudhaiva kutumbakam😊❤😅
If India grows more and more its beneficial to world
That's why growth of India is important for humanity.
Elaborate.
@@riddledstream8603"Nope it's the opposite"
You just have no facts to back your statement. Just blindly hating. Unfortunately your hate isn't gonna cripple India's growth. Idiot.
1. India is the only outsourcing manufacturing market besides China. If India doesn't exist, imagine the tariffs and charges China would set in a Monopoly market.
2. India provide the biggest low cost high quality pharmaceutical solution throughout the world. If India stopped pharma, you will soon experince the consequence.
3. India I'd literally the Biggest IT hub of the world. If India seize to exist, you'll literally can't run everything. System crash, security breach will be everywhere.
4. India is the biggest Spice export in the world since Humanity and trade exist. If that seized, people should eat less tasty foods.
5. India is the most successful low cost space research organisation. Fun fact. India successfully launched satellites that are much lesser budget than Hollywood space films.
6. Indian surgeons, Indian CEOs had made miracles in Western countries and if you still feel India should fall, good luck.
7. India made one of the most strongest missiles in the world allied with Russia.
Wishing India to fall is wishing suicide to the world. Like us or not, we are the only saving grace west and the whole world have. Considering how production cost is in West, how Chinese regime works and how cheap and high quality Indian products are.
We are the only competitor in the Global market so that a Monopoly never exist. Good luck ruining that.
@@riddledstream8603nope its true
@@riddledstream8603ok you presented a opinion. Its shit but anyways. Prove your point now
😂😂😂😂 ghanta humanity
Indian court: We didn't create law to get you profit...it's to save our lives .
The problem is not that they're making a profit. The problem is they bribe U.S politicians to kill competition which would have reduced prices.
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Patent is still there but instead of the final product,India only patents the process to make that final product
Indian government:. don't worry we'll let your drug get to markets, just give us money in form of Electoral bonds
Result: Natco Pharmaceuticals bought 70 crores of Electoral Bonds 🤡
@@real_0prit's court who grated patent and it's the same court who asked for making bonds public
Mayo is the #1 hospital in the world, located in Rochester, Minnesota. When I arrived, I noticed most of the doctors were Indian. Wasn't surprised.
Brazil has done the same with HIV medicine decades ago. Saving so many lifes. And kept going with other very expensive drugs.
80% of HIV drugs raw material is produced in India. That's the reason why most countries HIV drugs cost is reduced.
@@santhoshv3028 amazing!!!
During Covid India helped many nations which were left forgotten by many ..
Instead we got racial slurs from media, people. That's why it is better to help ourselves like china doing
We sent COVID vaccines to our neighbour country Bangladesh but in return we get racial slurs and hate every single day!
@@shopnernaribro bangladesh is an offshoot of pakistan what do you expect
Really? India was on its KNEES during COVID it was actually horrific the people lining up for oxygen the body's of people just sitting in the streets. The lack of vaccines. You must be talking about another India
@@Kk-rc5dl Actually China helped many countries. She provided 180 million does to 49 countries.
As an English man I thank you India
for what?
Thank you sir ❤ from India 🇮🇳
Amen
This is so heartwarming to read people's wishes❤ I'm glad we're able to touch people's lives
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I think after Pakistan America is the only country Burns inside out seeing India's progress.🔥🔥💰
So in other words, you can fly business class, stay in a hotel for 6 month, get the medicine, fly back, and it would be cheaper than US medicine.
Thanks true.
My fathers deductibles for his foot surgery were, $2600.
He went back to India to get it done and we still saved money and didn’t had to deal with Insurances BS.
They way I think about it is “American healthcare is for emergency, if anything can wait I’ll go back home to get it done@
That's just SHOCKING !
@@gavinsingh7561I heard ambulance costs $1000 dollars, is that True 💀.
@@Nishant1207- In America, it can easily run 5,000-7,000 USD for an ambulance ride.
@@Nishant1207- more than that like 4-6k.
Well done India, I admire you. - blessings from Australia 🇦🇺
❤❤ love from India🇮🇳 bro
❤❤respect and love bro
I feel sorry for the lower casts.
Unfortunately this ideology enforces that people are poor, and born into lower casts because they weren't a good person In their previous life.
These people are stuck in an endless cycle of mistreatment and marginalised in society.
Even in their temples, the lower casts are deemed dirty and can't get close to the god statues unlike the higher casts 😢....
@@fuuf7092still lives in 1800s 😂😂 now India is changed
Modern slavery continues to be a significant problem, even in 2017. There are 46 million people around the world today who live in slavery, and 18 million (39%) of them are in India. Although these numbers are shocking, the fact that there is such high prevalence of slavery in India isn’t.
Slavery in India is mainly dominated by bonded slavery and child slavery. Until very recently, India had not ratified the Convention on the Worst Forms of Child Labour, which it finally did in June this year. The existence of bonded slavery can be traced back to the Indian Zamindari system, which heavily relied on the caste system for its perpetuation. The son of a slave had to pay the never-ending debt of his ancestors by serving the zamindar. Although this system was abolished after independence, its interplay with the caste system has had serious repercussions.
Caste in modern India is not dead, nor is it dormant. Caste didn’t disappear with the dawn of modernity and development or Indian independence. The caste system in India has adapted itself to the changing Indian economy and politics, and continues to hold a pivotal place in an Indian’s life. According to the 2015 Equity Watch report, there has been a 19.4% increase in crimes against Dalits from 2014. The number of cases registered under the Scheduled Caste (Dalits) and Scheduled Tribes (Adivasis) Prevention of Atrocities Act has also risen every year since 2011, taking a leap in 2014 to 47,064 cases, from 13,975 cases in 2013. Other reports go on to suggest the existence of serious obstacles that lower caste people face in obtaining justice, with alarming conclusions like, “most cases of caste abuse and of rape most frequently end in compromises.” Women and girls belonging to Scheduled Tribes and Scheduled Castes still face significant discrimination and high rates of sexual violence. However, in the aftermath of the Nirbhaya gang rape case, this scenario is predicted to change, with the wider definition of sexual offences against women after the introduction of the Criminal Law (Amendment) Act, 2013
During COVID when people were dying we got COVID vaccine that too for free. Really proud to be an Indian.
Thank god for the Indian country and the kind Indian people.
As an American thank you India and your courts for doing the work our greed driven system won’t.
Come to Canada it's free here.
chance are, if the india court did that then teh india government probably footed teh majority of the research fund. in america, research fund are funded by private investor, so they invest need their cut once the drug is pass and the company also need to save a decent amount for stupid law suit too should anything happen. any little side effect and american will take any copany to court for ez money.
The drugs would only be sold in India, so doesn't help you buddy.
@@yia01Actually there are quite a few drugs in America that the tax payers fund and the research is done at public colleges then the companies come in, buy the patent and screw the consumer on the price of the drug our taxes paid for. Check your neck.
@@DiegoRomer0do you know the concept of travelling to a country and purchasing something whilst still saving thousands of 💸
Indians travel to Dubai or Vietnam to purchase iPhone cuz taxes here on imports
And also despite iPhone being manufactured here in India, mrp still remains same as that of imported so FK Apple 🍎
When India grows the whole world grows..❤
Wahh re mughalput randput kya baat kahi 🎉😂😂
@@r-sm5bu9 What terrorist?. Btw how's your isis training going on dude?
Kisi converted pig ko mirchi lagiii jiskaa name fake religion fake.......
Hi converted Muslim😂😂@@r-sm5bu9
@@r-sm5bu9bas aise bhawk k jo growth deserve karta hai wo ruk ni jayega 😂 India is the upcoming superpower jo kar sakta hai kar le India youth jaisa hardworking koi ni hai
Respect from New Zealand 🇳🇿
Our moon mission Chandrayan -3 was cheaper than the hollywood movie made on the same mission 🇮🇳
My friends mom had cancer they spent 3 lakh ruppes in private hospital but she wasn't cured later they got into tata hospital in Mumbai which is almost free 4 months of treatment and she is perfect now thanks to ratan tata sir 😊
Can you give me details ...is it free for everyone or for people having insurance policy or for the people in need .. how's the facilities ? specially for people from other states ?
@@user-dz4th5ey2uhello it's free of cost, actually there are 3 main hospital of tata group for cancer treatment. They are stated in Mumbai, Vishakapatnam and Varanasi(not sure about it tho)
So lovely to hear such news.❤
Tata is a gem of a human being. God bless him.
@@naveenshukla8303 Varanasi one is also functional. I live beside it.
Every day I fall in more love with India
Thanks.. we are proud to have muslims like u in our country. Hope others from your community could learn something from you..
Jai Hind 🇮🇳
@@justintyokiasaki1491why mentioning Muslim here! Talks were about medicines and you quoted islam! What are you! Animal!
Jai hind 🙏 jai shree ram 🙏
U are beautiful
❤
I am So Proud 🥲 because I am living in Best Country India 🇮🇳
Best country😭
Best country 😂😂😂 really? Abhi bache ho jab bade ho jao ge na tab pata chalega. Best country huh!😂😂😂
@@crimemastergogo7878
दादाजी, आप क्या जानते हैं?
आप पहले से ही बड़े व्यक्ति हैं और आपको इस दुनिया के बारे में पता नहीं है।
@@ganeshmk119 दुनिया के बारे में, मुझे सब पता है, जैसे अपना देश सबसे अच्छा देश बिल्कुल नई है।
@@crimemastergogo7878
आप पहले ही सबकुछ भूल चुके हैं क्योंकि आप पहले ही बूढ़े हो चुके हैं।
I have witnessed a ton of immigrants especially from Middle East and Africa travel to Chennai (Tamilnadu, India) for their heart, lung, liver or any critical illness treatments in Apollo hospitals, Global Hospitals (which is one of the few lung transplant places in the country), CMC Vellore ❤
69k to $177 is absolutely insane. Greed is horrific.
andddddd. taxpayer money went to develop the drug.... but fuck the people... our company has the patent so you pay full price...
It’s not about greed, it’s mainly about research and approval from fda regulations. Which can cost Billions to make. The drug pill itself might not cost barely anything to make but the process to make that one pill in the first place is incredibly expensive
Yeah what about r&d costs? And what about all the drugs they research and develop that never make it to market? There's major costs involved in that also.
@@forzaacmilan36 most drugs are made by tax payer money in universities, so that argument is invalid
Even with R&D, marketing and patent etc a drug does not need to cost 69K. Greed is greed. Don't sugarcoat it.
I hope India makes more medicine affordable for the world.
you make it sound like other countries aren't able to make it cheap as well, any country can, the reason we don't is because of patent protections, without it these drugs wouldn't have been developed in the first place
@@NomadWalker-io3nethe goal of matrix controllers are to reduce population as much as possible. That's why intoxication is cheap and cure is expensive.
@@NomadWalker-io3neYou make it sound like you have balls to outsmart the ridiculous patent laws when you don't. Anybody can do anything, it's the guts to do it for your people or humanity without worry that matters. Stop being a d*mb@ss
You Can Hate Us But We Always Love You We Are Indians 🇮🇳🙏❤️❤️❤️
They hate us for real I know. They hate us so much that we love them back. Right??
SAALE GOBAR LAGA HUWA CHAP SE MUH DHOHOON GA TERA. CHUP KAR HYPOCRITE.
I'm Indian... Today I'm soo proud of my country.
This is why I think India would make a good superpower, their culture and mindset has shown to be so compassionate, forward thinking and intelligent it’s exactly the kind of power we need in the world.
And before anybody says anything, no I’m not Indian. I’m British
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That last line 👍👍😂😂
Last Word : 💀 (just kidding)
Are you sure. There is one thing you don't want that if you are stuck with something and it depends on an Indian person who is in a position of power. You'll have your worst nightmare.
@@hameednazari9810 like covid vaccines when the western countries were hoarding it and India was the only other country producing it right?
As an American this makes me so proud of India
it's the moral of HINDU CULTURE SIR,
book of bhagwat gita taught us so🙏🙏
@@GauravKumarji77That's according to your typical COW PERSPECTIVES!😀
@@GauravKumarji77 stop your cheap preaching here. Do you know Indian health care isn't affordable for common people?
Do you know if American company could not patent it then this medicine won’t exit
@@RajaRaja-xs1he EVER HEARD OF GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL??
My heartfelt thanks to all the foreigners for their heart touching love in comments ❤
Love frm India ❤
that's why India is a pharmacy to the world
........ Bharat mata ki Jay ....
Jay Shri Ram
The reason India ranks number 1 in medical tourism.
6th* and also mainly for other Asians ;)
@@echoes222 are you donkey
As an American, good for you India!
$69 k is really good for u ....and u r country....make that ceo very rich...
Madarchod and you deserve this 😊
Actually good for world
I am proud of India"s approach. Any law that discriminates against a population is not a law at all and must be rejected. We started this with the fight against the oppressive salt law, and we are still fighting such laws today.
India is great if you discriminate rich and poor countries then India will break rule to teach them. I love India.
Congrstulations to india from Brasil🇧🇷🇮🇳❤
❤❤❤ from 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
from the looks of it you had a stroke while writing that, was the result of an Indian generic?
No.
A Brazilian wow ❤
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I'm a Western citizen and I can't afford that, I'm for india
Thanks bro🤣
its a quick way to kill any R&D in medical sector
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Many of the westerners visit India for medical tourism, which basically means for medicines and surgeries....other healthcare services. You can always order your medicines from a Indian crew members of cruise lines who are always traveling to us and back.
Bot? Or are you actually Indian?
India is always for the World...when India grows everyone is benefitted...
I am proud that I belong to a country which does not unnecessarily trouble any other county and is always ahead for humanity.❤🇮🇳🙇♂️🙏
This year I traveled alone in Odisha, a State in India. I got severe stomach ache , food poisoning , I was vomiting frequently and had dehydration. One staff of the guest house took me to a government hospital . The care and treatment that I received, I had expected nothing close to that . They cured me by the evening and It felt like the care of a home, every staff in the hospital is so devoted to the ailing patients. They're so warm, so comforting ❤❤❤❤ .
PS: I was charged just 200 INR ( 2.4 $ ) for the medicines which were not available in the hospital's free medicine store .
Glad u visited Odisha 🇮🇳
@@mukeshparida8821 I'm also glad that I visited Odisha. It's a beautiful state. I loved every part of it.
I carry your medications in my backpack.
You are always welcome. One fun fact for you, the meds you got from hospital, we keep the stock with us everytime in our bagpack😅. Dont even need to visit a hospital most of the time
Welcome Sir, Visit again and explore Odisha.
In $69000 you can set up your own pharmacy in India 😂
*pharma company 😅
@@shubhamnarayan2077
any
but why you work
when much money
thats thinkable 🤔
@@RG-iw4cfor more money 😂😂
Forget that you can get a land build a house and buy a car 😂
Are bhai ye bolo western country me cost of medicine agar $500 ho tab it's selling price is $18000 Yes so much profit margin .yes. this is why medicine cost is so high. Anything else
Ancient India laid the foundation of what the whole countries could achieve nowadays 🗿🗿
As an American , I really think india is much better than us , they got great minds , great people , and the best thing they got the culture unlike us who achieved nothing and we have multiple parents , im sorry on the behalf of my nation to all my indian friends out there for mistakes by our dumb people
As Alanis Morrisette’s song says “Thank you India” 🕉️
Thanks we are greatful to serve humanity 🎉👍🕉️
😮😮
Indian is not just Hinduism, we all make India and we all come from different colors, religion and sizes.
Omg , i never expected alanis reference in this comment sectiom , coincidentally i was listening to thank U a few mins ago , what a Coincidence !!! . Im indian and i love alanis morisette songs 😊❤
As an American I'm grateful to the Indian government for looking out for my health. Fuck knows the US Government ain't
Is it True if you have cancer and a shitty of no insurrance the lovely Banks Will impound your house?
@@josvercaemer264well if you don’t have insurance and you don’t have x amount of money the gov can take your possessions such as cars and houses to pay it off. And if its hella money you don’t have welcome to financial instability! Im from uk and ik our government is far from perfect ( or even good at this point, economy is in the shitter ) but i dont take free healthcare for granted
Republicans aren't, Democrats would have passed universal health care and lowered all prescription drug prices by now if Republicans wouldn't block everything.
This isn't a both sides thing
@@starzz7221i am an indian from uk. If i get a cancer i cant wait for months to start spreading it in my body. I will definitely fly to india and the next day i will start my chemotherapy.
“B😮😮head them-those who come for conversion. “Now you’ll say that I am spreading hate although I’m a saint. But it’s important to ignite the fire sometimes. I am telling you; anyone who comes into your house, street, neighborhood, village, don’t forgive them.”
This was the call to a growing crowd at a recent anti-Christian rally labeled “Stop Religious Conversion” in India’s Chattisgarh State. On October 1, Swami Parmatmanand told his audience (which included some senior members of one of the country’s two major political parties) that converts from Hinduism should be kildd
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Hundreds of Christians in the Indian state of Orissa have been forced to renounce their religion and become Hindus after lynch mobs issued them with a stark ultimatum: convert or die.
The wave of forced conversions marks a dramatic escalation in a two-month orgy of sectarian violence which has left at least 59 people dead, 50,000 homeless and thousands of houses and churches burnt to the ground. As neighbour has turned on neighbour, thousands more Christians have sought sanctuary in refugee camps, unable to return to the wreckage of their homes unless they, too, agree to abandon their faith.
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From August 25 to 28, 2008, Hindu mobs attacked the Christian community in Kandhamal in Odisha in retaliation to the killings of Hindu monk Swami Lakshmananda Saraswati and four others. According to reports, while it was suspected that Maoist insurgents were behind the killings, many Christian settlements bore the brunt of the arson, which left more than 50,000 people homeless.
According to government reports, the violence resulted in the burning down of 395 churches and over 5,600 houses and the ransacking of over 600 villages. Sme reports place the number of those killed at more than 500. Many Christian families were burnt alive and thousands of them were forced to convert to Hinduism or worse, they would have to face violence.
During the attacks, a Catholic nun was gang-raped by a mob who then paraded her half-naked on the roads. The incident grabbed headlines and many took note of how the onlooking police did not intervene as the mob tried to strip her naked. The mob could be heard shouting "Bharat Mata Ki Jai".
The same year saw another wave of attacks directed against Christian churches and prayer halls in Karnataka by the Hindu organisation Bajrang Dal. The violence first erupted on 14 September 2008 when about 20 churches were vandalised in various districts of Karnataka including Mangalore, Udupi, and Chikkamagaluru among others.
During the same attacks, several symbols of Christianity were under threat in Tamil Nadu. Three churches in Erode and Karur districts were stoned, a statue of Mother Mary in Krishnagiri was stolen and an idol of Jesus in Madurai was vandalised - all in over five days.
Post-2014, attacks against Christians saw an uptick. According to the Evangelical Fellowship of India, anti-Christian hate crimes have doubled since 2014.
2015 was pitted as the worst year for Indian Christians in the history of post-Independence India, according to a similar report released by the Catholic Secular Forum (CSF). The forum compiles statistics with regard to cases of religious persecution of Christians for decades. Their data shows there have been at least 365 major attacks on community members as well as institutions for practising and spreading their faith in 2015.
Delhi in that year saw a whole of six attacks on Churches and a Christian school - which included alleged arson attacks on churches in Rohini and Dilshad Garden along with acts of vandalism in churches in Jasola and Vikaspuri.
Fast-forward a couple of years, at least 305 incidents of violence against Christians were recorded in the first nine months of 2021, according to a fact-finding report released by the Association for the Protection of Civil Rights, United Against Hate, and United Christian Forum. Some of these have been reported from states such as Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, and Uttarakhand.
On 3 October 2021, a prayer house in Roorkee was allegedly vandalised by a mob of nearly 250 people after accusing Pentecostal evangelist Prio Sadhna Potter and those present of illegal conversions.
The following month, members of the Bajrang Dal and the RSS allegedly vandalised a newly set up church in Delhi’s Dwarka area. The people who were participating in the Sunday prayer meeting at the Church were accused of violating the Delhi Disaster Management Act (DDMA) guidelines as the premises had not been officially registered as a religious site.
On 12 December 2021, members of Hindu right-wing groups allegedly set fire to Christian religious books in Karnataka’s Kolar district. According to a report by NDTV, this was the “38th attack on religious minorities in Karnataka in the last 12 months”. The report also said that the number of attacks on the community has increased ever since the government started considering a bill to ban forcible religious conversion.
A year later, amidst the festivities of Christmas, a spate of attacks against Christians angered the community. They eventually staged a protest at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar a few weeks ago, saying that, “Our people are being beaten up.”
The first attack among these was on December 20, 2022, when a man dressed up as Santa Claus was beaten up by a Hindutva mob in a residential colony in the Makarpura area, Vadodara in Gujarat. According to media reports, the victim, Shashikant Dabhi, dressed up as Santa Claus entered the Avdhoot society in Makarpura where Christian families were celebrating the Christmas fervor.
Dabhi entered the society and started distributing chocolates to people and wishing everyone a ‘merry Christmas’. Soon, he was attacked by a group of people who warned of such a celebration as it was a ‘Hindu-dominated’ area.
Two days after Christmas, a church in Karnataka's Mysuru was vandalised by unknown people, who also damaged the statue of a baby Jesus. The incident took place in St Mary's Church at Periyapatna..,.😢
SARE JAHAN SE ACCHA
HINDUSTAN HAMARA 🇮🇳
ALHAMDULILLAH,
PROUD TO BE AN INDIAN🇮🇳🔥✊
Proud to be indian bhai.🇮🇳
Ram ram🚩
I think it's a great idea. Those greedy companies should lose profits for their high prices 😢the competition should take over 😢
i would like to see india leading the world rather thn any other country. More peace and no wars
I have family members from Africa who went to India for cancer. They are well and survived. They were recommended to go to Europe or America and India offered probono to help them. They even help many developping countries patient. She was stage 3
The sad thing is in Katiopa( endonym for Africa) you had tradition slike kinganga where you can actually cure many things...Hope people snapped back and re-learn before 2025...
Some of the best doctors are in AIIMS that a public healthcare and research centre and its most affordable too.
Youd be amazed to see the colossal medical staff and the patients they attend each day in each department. Its literally like a railway station.
I sadly had to visit there in delhi whilst my mother was diagnosed with motor neurone disease.
Their medical staff are great, just gotta be careful which facility you go to.
@@shanuyadav7273yes. If you have money, you will get best medical treatment in India, even better and affordable than america.
@@shanuyadav7273hi
how is your mother now
Thank to India they saved those Chinese who are cancer patients and cant afford expensive drugs . ❤
I think it is becos 9f religion. India has diffrent religions. They believed in serving humanity but also animals. A large number of indian are vegeterian.
@@memchakonthoujam3413whats the problem if we r vegetarians though????????
@@priyanshu9677 he never addressed being vegetrian a problem.. He appritates it..
@@memchakonthoujam3413yeah Hinduism the oldest religion is most followed in India also buddhism, Jainism, Sikhism were born in India 😊
Again.. respect for the Indian Judiciary
A big thanks to each and every one of you for appreciating my country.
Jai Hind
Never seen any comment section being so genuine and honest on india ......❤
Right they are beginning to realise the truth.
And Indian business just lost all their access to western investment
@@captainmaimexample of company
You haven't seen the articles written by the New York Times yet.
Whole Oil,steel industry in UK owned by Indian businessman@@captainmaim
And What about those 'Western Patients' who can't afford it. 😂
They are using Bharat made 😂😂😂😂😂
To the one who cannot afford it, well, according to the pharmaceutical company, they aren't western patients but western peasants
They come to India and get some chicken tikka masala for free with the medicine.
@@DAB009 aiee, No Chicken Tikka Masala for patients, only khichdi and dalia.
@@DAB009that itself does half the work of any medicine
This is the best comment section ❤ love u brothers and sisters around the world 🌍
Please invest in India, make India as a super power then world world be much more safe and beautiful place to live. There would be prosperity, equality and harmony and an unbeatable care and service.
Hats off to India for saving their people from big pharma robbery
Hats off to the killers. You're not very smart.
In December 2022, the World Health Organization linked Indian-made cough syrups to the acute kidney failure and deaths of 66 children in the West African country, The Gambia.Aug 31, 2023
In 2019 the FDA said Indian factories had the highest rate of inspection failures. The consequences of tainted treatments can be grave.Jun 30, 2023
@@cataniamommaitalia87sir or madam my condolences to them .but may I know who is fault in it my India or Western countries
@@cataniamommaitalia87 i think kid can also get that... its propaganda
@@cataniamommaitalia87bullshit.. your safety parameters make the drug so costly.that no one can afford it.. expecially those who need it genuinely unlike you and your hamburger citizens.. to make something cheap and to be produced in bulk requires to cut costs but atleast being able to provide meds that have 90 percent of working well without effects is 1000 times better than not getting a med at all so keep your nonsense and census crap to yourself.. world hates your kind anyway all show and no go.. and afford it?? You thugs looted the entire world.. not even made the money fair and square..
@@cataniamommaitalia87and also there have been so many reports from undisclosed sources.. if reports are what you wanna use to argue with.. western countries (won't.take the name.of any one in particular) have made virus and infections themselves only to create an artificial demand of useless drugs to make pharma fortunes.. taking name of the sources won't suppress the fact that west even to this day is looting the entire world including there own people by so called quality.. actually known to be wastefullness
As an Irish person this makes me soo proud of India.
As an Indian, I love Conor McGregor and Guinness
As a Martian this makes me proud of Earth !
😂😂 be proud of deadly statistics
"In December 2022, the World Health Organization linked Indian-made cough syrups to the acute kidney failure and deaths of 66 children in the West African country, The Gambia.Aug 31, 2023"
"In 2019 the FDA said Indian factories had the highest rate of inspection failures. The consequences of tainted treatments can be grave.Jun 30, 2023"
@@cataniamommaitalia87
All the news you give is from WhatsApp university 😄😄😄😄
Thank you love Irish whiskey best in the world
And baileys Irish cream
Growth of india means growth of world. Because we indian believe in "basudeva kutambakam" menas world is our family.
Cheaper , better & with love . ❤ We reject the idea that humans are only worth the money they can give us . Sarvesham sukhino santu
As an American I stand with India. Great culture great people💯🇺🇸❤️ this world is only made for the rich
🇮🇳❤👍🏼
🇮🇳 ❤🇺🇸
On 3 October 2021, a prayer house in Roorkee was allegedly vandalised by a mob of nearly 250 people after accusing Pentecostal evangelist Prio Sadhna Potter and those present of illegal conversions.
The following month, members of the Bajrang Dal and the RSS allegedly vandalised a newly set up church in Delhi’s Dwarka area. The people who were participating in the Sunday prayer meeting at the Church were accused of violating the Delhi Disaster Management Act (DDMA) guidelines as the premises had not been officially registered as a religious site.
Delhi in that year saw a whole of six attacks on Churches and a Christian school - which included alleged arson attacks on churches in Rohini and Dilshad Garden along with acts of vandalism in churches in Jasola and Vikaspuri.
Fast-forward a couple of years, at least 305 incidents of violence against Christians were recorded in the first nine months of 2021, according to a fact-finding report released by the Association for the Protection of Civil Rights, United Against Hate, and United Christian Forum. Some of these have been reported from states such as Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, and Uttarakhand.,.,..
pitted as the worst year for Indian Christians in the history of post-Independence India, according to a similar report released by the Catholic Secular Forum (CSF). The forum compiles statistics with regard to cases of religious persecution of Christians for decades. Their data shows there have been at least 365 major attacks on community members as well as institutions for practising and spreading their faith,
🇮🇳 🙏🏻 INDIA is here to serve the World 🌍🕊️
Serve the world and not it's own people?
some of its own people are useless@@rickysingh616
The country: 👍
The people: 👎
@@TheGoodGuy890 Country is made by people dumbass
Yes except pakistan 😂
Because we indians believe the world as one family from ages
When powerful starts bullying 😔 and make your life miserable ..
God sends 🙌 help and that's ( Bharath) - India for the helpless .🙏💝😭🇮🇳🇮🇳
The place from where ancient civilisation started 🥺🥹🥹
As a U.S. citizen im proud of India.
My Dad had to get extensive dental work done and was looking at hefty bill here since dental services cost so much and very little is covered by dental insurance. Went on vacation to India, stayed at a family members house and payed a fraction. Even with the flight tickets included and the shopping he did there to get some clothing we saved a lot of money. Absurd cost that has no slow down.
This was history, Natco got national award and my wife is chief scientist.
Really congratulations ❤
Happy to hear 😊
Thanks bro
Congratulations
Good to see a husband proud to have his wife is chief executive... congrats my boy...
Indians mindset is always try to help and feed people. as we are passing clouds of this planet so try to help as many people before leaving from this planet.
West needs to respect India way more than they currently do.
Jai Hind Vandematram ❤❤❤
India actually has really cheap medical care. My asthma inhaler in the US costs 350 dollars. In India, it costs me $1.50. Even getting a proper diagnosis is better in India. I got food poisoning once and was in the ER for a day or two in the US. They diagnosed me with some rare stomach bacteria and prescribed me a really powerful antibiotic. Now I have good insurance and 2 days in the hospital plus the prescription medicine cost me a little over $4500. When I went to India the following month, I had it diagnosed as some bacteria that lives on uncooked chicken which I had likely consumed at a restaurant back in the US. He gave me medication and all that cost me $20. I was better in a few days. But I suffered for a whole month in the US even after paying $4500.
and in EU its free...
Indian medications are not cheap. It's affordable compared to any other country in the world.
@@midhunmadhusoodanan1901Affordable is sill not free like nearly all of EU.
@@wm2008 bro in India also medicines are free if you visit government run facilities.
@@wm2008government hospitals are free in India , plus insurance for poor . People prefer private for better care. Some of private hospitals of India are better then EU hospitals
As an English man I am so proud of you India
@@sunscreeneater1243really?
Umm... After looting us for 200 years? Well, yeah 👍
🤣that’s funny because most of those drugs aren’t helping people over there.
@@LGTV121 English men? Hell yeah! Stupid mf's!
I hope u will return Kohinoor soon..😂
India has always been the force for Good in the world. They never ever displayed evil intentions and won't hopefully do so in future- now that they are growing waay too fast.
I remember in the 90s my mum telling me, if she ever had heart issues send her to india for the op as they had the highest success rates in the cardic field.
India does everything good for the world ...strong India is important for entire humanity
During Covid India supplied free vaccine to lots of African and Asian countries too for humanity
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No doubt
Lol calm down 😂 no country is perfect - dont cream in your pants of Indian patriotism
@@ElectroIsMyReligion INDIA 🇮🇳 going to be perfect kidoo don't you even know what India is done for u
People call us Indians poor and cheap…well this is who we are👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Patent thieves?
@@hevnervalsmuseums of robbery
@@hevnervals Ask your ancestors 😂😂
@@Trazer25You talking about the British Museum?
Exactly. While India does have it's flaws... we're SO MUCH MORE than what the media portrays it as. People always meet me and say "omg you're English is so great! I didn't realise you only moved to Australia 3 years ago!!" Like babes, most people speak English in India. Go get an education. 🤦♀️
After seeing comments section I'm feeling so proud to be Indian 🤗.. i love you my Bharat 😘🇮🇳👑❤️
It ensures my respect for India!
My eye medication in India costs $2. The same drop here in the USA labelled made in India costs 237 dollars without insurance. With insurance, I pay about 10 dollars. This country is controlled too much by corporates with bribes to lawmakers.
Yeah it's insane
chill, dude ... it's not bribe. it's 'lobbying'
In the USA you will get USD 10000/- per month salary, in India most of the people will get rupees 10000/- salary per month.
@@mohammedfareed4401what are you talking about 120k a year ?
That's what the developers and engineers make, most people in us make around 6k a month which is a lot but that's average and doesn't justify the rents and other stuff as well,
And as for India 10000 rs a month, yes a lot of people make that money but it still comes under below poverty line.
@@sleepovrOh, it's okay then! As long as it's not bribing
As someone from the US, I can confirm that patented medicine here is ridiculously high. So high, that people can’t afford it.
But 90% of the medicine are made india. Explain this to me.
@@sylynrknyghtproduced and developed are two different things. The only thing Indian has done here is legalize theft.
@sylynrknyght it gets made cheap in India or China then jacked up when it hits the usa.
You are paying for the development costs that India and Europe refuse to pay by getting their governments to force companies to sell artificially low.
Someone’s paying for the multibillion development costs and approval costs with regulators in all the different countries.
Then all the costs for the drugs that failed in development.
I’m sorry you bare this cost. Indians steal it and someone has to pay the thieves or we wouldn’t have any new life saving drugs.
@@TravisTheSavageagain, manufacturing the drug is a completely separate cost from R&D. Drugs can take decades to develop to an approval point and includes human trials. Other drugs being developed do not come to fruition are are never approved, yet the cost of development to that point doesn’t just go away. A single drug can cost into the billions to develop before the first dose is ever purchased.
Proud to be indian ❤🇮🇳
Jai shree ram ❤️
#jaishreeram 🙏🙏🙏🚩🚩🚩🚩
It might sound strange but this exception is really needed when it comes to dealing with health care and anything that deals with the life of poor people.