Upcoming 5 million deaths in India

[MisterrSingh]

I spoke to a younger relative of mine in india who's currently training / on a placement in the medical profession, and she says the Indian media is causing hysteria. Apparently, it's like as if a switch has been flipped and they seem to be going all-out with a particular narrative. There are obvious problems but they've always been there since the outbreak started. Quite interesting from someone on the front line. I don't think she's a desh bhagat defending Modi.

[GurjantGnostic]

1 hour ago, MisterrSingh said:

I spoke to a younger relative of mine in india who's currently training / on a placement in the medical profession, and she says the Indian media is causing hysteria. Apparently, it's like as if a switch has been flipped and they seem to be going all-out with a particular narrative. There are obvious problems but they've always been there since the outbreak started. Quite interesting from someone on the front line. I don't think she's a desh bhagat defending Modi.

It did seem like a sudden shift. Convenient. 

[Kau89r8]

2 hours ago, GurjantGnostic said:

It did seem like a sudden shift. Convenient. 

Was saying this other day. Its been bad but consistent for some time since outbreak started but overnight India turned into 'warzone' of covid-19? Also Godi media is turning against him too courts are saying will be held account for 'murder'

Why sudden this overturn when modi bhaktas are turning against him? 

[Kau89r8]

On 4/26/2021 at 11:38 PM, Rajasthani said:

Yes

Cow Dung is Powerful

Check this Video BJP neta Tell about cow dung Holy power 

 

This video is classic. I cant even remember when i laughed like this.

LMAO cow dung worth more the Kohinoor diamond. LOOOOL

^ Read the comments below this video posted my Islamic preacher. Hilarious

 

 

[kcmidlands]

6 hours ago, MisterrSingh said:

I spoke to a younger relative of mine in india who's currently training / on a placement in the medical profession, and she says the Indian media is causing hysteria. Apparently, it's like as if a switch has been flipped and they seem to be going all-out with a particular narrative. There are obvious problems but they've always been there since the outbreak started. Quite interesting from someone on the front line. I don't think she's a desh bhagat defending Modi.

The Indian media do seem to be going in pretty hard this time (which is saying something, they always take the smallest news story and blow it out of proportion), saying that, when the pandemic hit here in the UK there was a certain narrative being driven by the news channels here (especially the BBC), i stopped watching the news after a few day's because it was affecting my mental health more than any pandemic could, if you're fed the same narrative again and again you start to believe it.

India's in a bad state, they need to accept the help being given to them and put aside their huge ego of wanting to be a world superpower and put their people first for a change.

[Kau89r8]

 

[kcmidlands]

3 hours ago, Kau89r8 said:

 

Sum's up India really, have a religious right wing lunatic in a position of power, get him to threaten healthcare professionals and then the blind sheep will follow just because he's wearing a tilak on his forehead and a religious gown, I'm thankful international media outlet's are picking up on this nonsense and reporting it, there's another news story i read of someone going on twitter and asking for oxygen for a relative and he's had a FIR issued against him.

[GurjantGnostic]

2 minutes ago, kcmidlands said:

Sum's up India really, have a religious right wing lunatic in a position of power, get him to threaten healthcare professionals and then the blind sheep will follow just because he's wearing a tilak on his forehead and a religious gown, I'm thankful international media outlet's are picking up on this nonsense and reporting it, there's another news story i read of someone going on twitter and asking for oxygen for a relative and he's had a FIR issued against him.

Demonstrates the need for the right to freedom of the press. Not only nationally but internationally. Freedom of speech and freedom to assemble as well. Not saying the united states has ever lived up to our indigineous inspired bill of rights, but it is a minor gem and the only saving grace of this country. 

Censoring your own people? Horrible tyranny. Trying to censor the worlds speech? Lol. Stupid and crazy. 

[puzzled]

was watching this last night. They're an independent channel.  Its the biggest cremation ground in kanpur, Up, and people have been waiting since 2 in the afternoon to get their relatives cremated. A lot of anger in the people, not happy with the government. 

There's a Sikh family @13:30  feel so sorry for them. 

Bodies are just left on the floor! no dignity what so ever. Family members are having to drag the wood themselves, while the guys working there are keep on asking for money!   No humanity or dignity at all. 

The guys at the office are lying about the numbers of bodied that have been cremated.   

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[puzzled]

I read somewhere that India uses around 1% of its GDP on healthcare! 

I've been to those small hospitals in Punjab and they are absolutely filthy!   filth everywhere, flies hovering around everywhere, sinks covered in brown stuff, litter everywhere,  Its appalling.  

The ladies cleaning the floor with mops, just use the same dirty mops. 

The bigger ones are better though.