@Akshay_VAK Also, its more of anti-US resistace that has gained traction than pro-Iran sympathies. Finally, someone is taking fight directly to US bullying
@sreemoytalukdar Also, people tend to forget that Nixon used Pak and pick sides during 1971 as they thought Pak's relations with China will help them end the Vietnam war. Its a old trick
@svembu There is already good amount of scientific literature on this. JAMA has already published a review that provides overview. Please read this.
https://t.co/kf1Cbom3Hy
@ajayrotti@sreemoytalukdar It would still be cheaper to import from India with Tariffs that rely on US manufactured drugs. Drug pricing is insane here.
@somnath1978 This pushes folks to search for better opportunities where scientific research (be it academia or biotech industry) is well funded. There is a proper supply chain, where we can publish good science at a faster rate.
@somnath1978 Agreed that it's a privilege to study outside India. On the flipside, for people like us who are pure sciences, there is no funding for research, DBT/DST grants do not get approved on time. Even if the money comes, it takes months to get the lab reagents.
@TheEmissaryCo Agreed it was a mess with extreme socialism. Also alliance with Soviets did not help. The larger point being be it Dems or Republicans, there has always been aloof treatment towards India's concerns. 1971 war case in point
@dhume The amount of investment China has done in life sciences R &D is astonishing. Even now it takes a month to get basic lab reagents to be shipped to Indian labs. How will Indian R&D compete when there is no local supply chain.
@omarali50 This played right into MAJ's hand. Whatever you say, the man played both the sides (INC and British). Folks at INC could not figure this double dealings?
@omarali50 The more I read about partition, the more I have come to believe that Savarkar's view that the Congress’s approach allowed communal tensions to escalate, resulting in the eventual partition in 1947.