@GoldingBF Even if we calculate the interest of amount of aid India gave to UK monarchy in 19th and Early 20th century it would be peanuts to whatever you are imagining.
I am intentionally avoiding the term loot.
This butler here doesn't know that India has refused UK aid since 2015 and it was actually the UK that owed India £1.25 billion back in 1947 [£63 billion today].
You guys are only good at pinning OBE gongs on each other. E stands for Empire. Where's your empire now schmuck? WDTT
@GoldingBF Even if we calculate the interest of amount of aid India gave to UK monarchy in 19th and Early 20th century it would be peanuts to whatever you are imagining.
I am intentionally avoiding the term loot.
@medel Youngest reported Bilaleral Simultaneous CI in India as on date
7 month child
Notice the Blink reflex to loud sound
Child first expression on exposure to sound can be variable ranging from
Smile
Turning head towards sound
Blink reflex
Crying etc
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#IndianArmy
Command Hospital (EC) sets a new milestone with simultaneous bilateral cochlear implant surgery in a 7 month old girl child, daughter of serving soldier on 22 Jun 23. This child is youngest reported infant to undergo this advanced surgery in Armed Forces Medical Services and the country by Lt Col Sunil Goyal (CI Surgeon) & Col Indranill Sikdar (Anesthesiologist).
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@anandmahindra There is no limit to Human Brain
Another similar interesting stapler pin craft.
It's 5 year old and very interesting.
https://t.co/texcXJbynq
Behind the eardrum sit the human body's tiniest bones—the ossicles.
While small, the ossicles—the hammer, anvil, and stirrup—transmit the sound waves that vibrate the eardrum to the inner ear.
These three tiny bones play a big role in our #hearing. 👂
https://t.co/DOU0K63jNU