South Asia Huge thread on westerners bad experience with Indian doctors

[Sharma Ji]

You know the example of stebe jobs but it seems that you are unaware of the fact that after cancer and heart issue, the reason of third largest unnatural death is Allopathic medicine. This is an established fact. When you quote steve jobs, quote bill clinton as well.

live healthy, eat a good diet, and kabhi koi pareshaani aani hi nahi.

god forbid koi aafat aa gai, I'll be heading to the tried and tested wala section first

baaki, apni research jaari rakho, maybe one day it'll be proven to be more effective.

 

[Vsdoc]

Steve Jobs ki kahani pata hai ?

bhai, jab zindagi and maut ka sawaal aata hai, we gotta go with tried and tested.. alternative side by side chal sakta hai.

@Vsdoc .. pls giving tippani

I am not qualified to talk about other alternatives healing forms.

I am not a vaid or hakeem.

 

[Vsdoc]

The FMGE result...students who did MBBS abroad and gave exam to practice in India..shocking result!

@Krishna with Flute

 

[Krishna with Flute]

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The FMGE result...students who did MBBS abroad and gave exam to practice in India..shocking result!

@Krishna with Flute

Do not take this thread seriously. It is a mental Musterbation thread for self motivation of failed Quom. Those Lund Fakirs have nothing to celebrate takes mental satisfaction here. Those who have nothing to show as achievements please themselves with consolations that India too is like them. Indian doctors does not need recognition nor any Indian professional educated in India does. Look What Ireland President said about Indian doctors.

Irish President Slams ‘Despicable’ Attacks On Indians: ‘Ireland Itself Shaped By Migration...’​

Irish President Michael D Higgins condemned attacks on the Indian community, praising their contributions to Irish society.​

Michael D Higgins called for zero tolerance against hate, citing Indian migrants’ long-standing contributions to Irish society. (IMAGE: REUTERS FILE)
Irish President Michael D Higgins on Tuesday condemned recent racially-motivated attacks on members of the Indian community in the country, calling them “despicable" and “in stark contradiction" to Ireland’s values.

In a statement, Higgins expressed “a deep sense of gratitude" to the Indian community for its contributions to Irish life, citing their role in medicine, nursing, cultural life, business and enterprise.

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“As President of Ireland, may I take the opportunity at this time of stress for some of their community to express the deep sense of gratitude we all in Ireland owe to the Indian community here. We are all mindful of the immense contribution this community has made, and continues to make, to so many aspects of Irish life, in medicine, nursing, the caring professions, in cultural life, in business and enterprise, to cite just some. Their presence, their work, their culture, have been a source of enrichment and generosity to our shared life," he said.

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He stressed that Ireland’s history of migration should guide its treatment of newcomers, adding that hatred, including on social media, erodes values of “hospitality, friendship and care for others".

“Ireland has long been shaped by migration, both outward and inward. Those who left our shores carried our culture and values into faraway lands, often depending on the generosity of strangers. That shared human experience should remain at the heart of how we treat those who have come to make their lives here. To forget that is to lose a part of ourselves".

“The recent despicable attacks on members of the Indian community stand in stark contradiction to the values that we as a people hold dear. That any person in Ireland, particularly any young person, should be drawn into such behaviour through manipulation or provocation is to be unequivocally condemned. Whether such provocation stems from ignorance or from malice, it is essential to acknowledge the harm that it is causing. Such acts diminish all of us and obscure the immeasurable benefits the people of India have brought to the life of this country," he said, as per a press release from his office.



The press release shared by the Irish President’s office comes after a string of alleged racially motivated attacks against Indians in Ireland. This month itself an Indian-origin taxi driver, a six-year-old girl and a 60-year-old woman were subjected to racial harassment.

Deeply grateful to H.E. ⁦@PresidentIRL⁩ Dr Michael Higgins for his strong message against attacks on #Indians Indians in Ireland are privileged to have blessings & support of a caring, compassionate poet & intellectual thought-leader Dr Higgins Statement by President Michael D. Higgins on recent attacks on members of the Indian Community in Ireland | President of Ireland

— Akhilesh Mishra, Indian Ambassador to Ireland (@AkhileshIFS) August 12, 2025

The India Day celebrations in Ireland were also postponed due to the increase in ‘racist attacks’ targeting the Indian community in recent months, the Ireland India Council said on Tuesday.

Reacting to Higgins’ statement, Indian envoy to Dublin, Akhilesh Mishra said: Deeply grateful to His Excellency, the Irish President, Dr Michael Higgins for his strong message against attacks on Indians. Indians in Ireland are privileged to have blessings and support of a caring, compassionate poet and intellectual thought-leader (like) Dr Higgins".

Irish President Slams ‘Despicable’ Attacks On Indians: ‘Ireland Itself Shaped By Migration...’

Irish President Michael D Higgins condemned attacks on the Indian community, praising their contributions to Irish society.

www.news18.com

 

[Krishna with Flute]

What Indian doctors are.

Hear from the president of a first world country.

Pakistani media discussing about the Ireland PM's speech saying that Ireland's health system will collapse without Indian doctor.