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[Bilal9]

Music to my ears man.

Stay on your side.

Or go to Malibu.

People like myself (even those with lesser funds than I do) will be choosing alternate medical tourism destinations like Thailand, Pakistan, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia or in some cases, even Turkey. Some are using Bangladesh medical facilities (a bit higher for charges).

Losses are all accruing in India - which is fact.

 

[Vsdoc]

People like myself (even those with lesser funds than I do) will be choosing alternate medical tourism destinations like Thailand, Pakistan, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia or in some cases, even Turkey.

Losses are all accruing in India - which is fact.

We will take the losses if it means we dont have little brown runts running amok on our land.

I'm a doctor. A senior one. Loads of senior colleagues.

We look at Bangladeshi patients as our charity CSR.

 

[Sharma Ji]

I posted a majedaar documentary on the Syria vs Turkiye and Sa ooo di thread.

Guzarish karda k aap log bhi dekhein.

 

[Bilal9]

We will take the losses if it means we dont have little brown runts running amok on our land.

I'm a doctor. A senior one. Loads of senior colleagues.

We look at Bangladeshi patients as our charity CSR.

You give Bangladeshis free medical care? Very nice of you. They won't be back looks like.

Since this is the whatever thread and you are a doctor looking at facts and figures - here are some stunting figures.

"India has a child stunting rate of approximately 35.5%, while Bangladesh has a lower rate of around 25%. Both countries face significant challenges with child malnutrition, but Bangladesh has made more progress in reducing stunting rates compared to India."

India ranks far worse than Bangladesh in the GHI (Global Hunger Index) as well.

India

In the 2025 Global Hunger Index, India ranks 102nd out of the 123 countries with sufficient data to calculate 2025 GHI scores. With a score of 25.8 in the 2025 Global Hunger Index, India has a level of hunger that is serious.

www.globalhungerindex.org

Malnutrition in India: Challenges and Community-Led Solutions

Explore malnutrition in India, its causes, impacts, and solutions provided by Outreach International. Learn how to help end this issue.

outreach-international.org

 

[Sharma Ji]

You give Bangladeshis free medical care? Very nice of you. They won't be back looks like.

Since this is the whatever thread and you are a doctor looking at facts and figures - here are some stunting figures.

"India has a child stunting rate of approximately 35.5%, while Bangladesh has a lower rate of around 25%. Both countries face significant challenges with child malnutrition, but Bangladesh has made more progress in reducing stunting rates compared to India."

India ranks far worse than Bangladesh in the GHI (Global Hunger Index) as well.

India

In the 2025 Global Hunger Index, India ranks 102nd out of the 123 countries with sufficient data to calculate 2025 GHI scores. With a score of 25.8 in the 2025 Global Hunger Index, India has a level of hunger that is serious.

www.globalhungerindex.org

Malnutrition in India: Challenges and Community-Led Solutions

Explore malnutrition in India, its causes, impacts, and solutions provided by Outreach International. Learn how to help end this issue.

outreach-international.org

Stats glitching there I think. It is very hard if not damn near impossible to quantify those sorts of things but I will speak anecdotally here, as I generally do.. my observations of the various groups in India.

North east 7 sisters folk are a bit, and I'm not sure if stunted is the right word, shorter statured. The proper oriental looking folk are famously that way.. genetics.

South Indians are of a darker complexion most times...

Bihari tribal folk are also shorties, but in their case it is probably malnutrition.

Bengali, across the borders are on average shorter than North Indians, Punjab, Haryana etc

Theek hai, Sachin Tendulkar is 5.2 or something... it's all good.

 

[Bilal9]

Stats glitching there I think. It is very hard if not damn near impossible to quantify those sorts of things but I will speak anecdotally here, as I generally do.. my observations of the various groups in India.

North east 7 sisters folk are a bit, and I'm not sure if stunted is the right word, shorter statured. The proper oriental looking folk are famously that way.. genetics.

South Indians are of a darker complexion most times...

Bihari tribal folk are also shorties, but in their case it is probably malnutrition.

Bengali, across the borders are on average shorter than North Indians, Punjab, Haryana etc

Theek hai, Sachin Tendulkar is 5.2 or something... it's all good.

I'd be careful on painting with so broad a brush...varies.

Asians East of Bangladesh may be shorter but richer SE Asian countries are taller. Koreans, Chinese and Japanese upper class are all around 5' 10" and up nowadays. Increased nutrition.

Class and height in any country is connected to nutrition.

Middle and Upper Middle Class male Bangladeshis on average are 5' 8" and up.

Males in my family are all around 5' 11" - some are above 6'.

But these numbers don't amount to a hell of beans anyway... heights can change in one generation with better nutrition and exercise.

Signing off now.... more tomorrow.

 

[Vsdoc]

You give Bangladeshis free medical care? Very nice of you. They won't be back looks like.

Since this is the whatever thread and you are a doctor looking at facts and figures - here are some stunting figures.

"India has a child stunting rate of approximately 35.5%, while Bangladesh has a lower rate of around 25%. Both countries face significant challenges with child malnutrition, but Bangladesh has made more progress in reducing stunting rates compared to India."

India ranks far worse than Bangladesh in the GHI (Global Hunger Index) as well.

India

In the 2025 Global Hunger Index, India ranks 102nd out of the 123 countries with sufficient data to calculate 2025 GHI scores. With a score of 25.8 in the 2025 Global Hunger Index, India has a level of hunger that is serious.

www.globalhungerindex.org

Malnutrition in India: Challenges and Community-Led Solutions

Explore malnutrition in India, its causes, impacts, and solutions provided by Outreach International. Learn how to help end this issue.

outreach-international.org

Yes but they our Aryan and Dravidian runts.

I said we don't need no lungi Mongoloid mutated runts.

There is a difference Billu.

 

[Sharma Ji]

Dekha jae toh apun ka mast tanatan chal ra scene in India.

The hood's in trouble, jungs everywhere else... fati padi hai bc dunia ki.