Bharat Rakshak

g.sarkar wrote: ↑07 Jan 2025 02:49

chetak wrote: ↑07 Jan 2025 02:29 Gautam saar,
Good riddance to this evil man child.
He will not be missed

Chetak Sirji,
Justinder may be replaced by people who will act in a similar fashion. I hope I am wrong, but I do not see rise of Bharat happening smoothly. Western interests will put road blocks. Justinder is just a link in a chain.
Gautam

Meanwhile Incoming US Prez Donald Trump says this about the 51st state:

.. plans to use 'economic force' to acquire Canada & remove the 'artificial line of Canada US border'

Amber G. wrote: ↑08 Jan 2025 01:05 Meanwhile Incoming US Prez Donald Trump says this about the 51st state:

.. plans to use 'economic force' to acquire Canada & remove the 'artificial line of Canada US border'

vijayk wrote: ↑09 Jan 2025 00:11 https://x.com/DanielBordmanOG/status/18 ... 7687476300


Apparently all four of Hardeep Singh Nijjar killers are no longer in custody

Whoa. What's the long line in the cold and snow for?

A physician setting up a new practice in Brockton, Ontario said he'd take the first 500 patients who showed up. The line of people waiting years for a family doctor wrapped around the block.

Cyrano wrote: ↑30 Jan 2025 02:13 Has Turdwater resigned yet?

chetak wrote: ↑30 Jan 2025 00:16 Canada Inquiry Commissioner Marie Josee Hogue refutes Trudeau’s allegations of India’s hand in Khalistan supporter Nijjar’s killing.

An important lesson for certain Indians who jump the gun to believe every allegation against India instead of waiting for the truth to come out.

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Hriday wrote: ↑16 Jan 2025 10:37 ^^
I am assuming that to get low-cost medical services (govt funded), there will be a wait time. But the long wait time, especially in developed countries, is hard to believe. I had read about the long wait list for treatment in several developed countries. What is the main issue here? Is it expensive for govt?
From what I know from a couple of people, in India, there is not much wait time to get quality treatment (very low cost or free) at govt hospitals. I may be wrong. The downside is queueing for a few hours (not very long). Lack of chairs to sit in the queue.

About the availability of highly qualified doctors, there is a talk that India had an oversupply of doctors. Maybe we can send doctors overseas with a govt to govt deal?
About 10 years ago, Mathrubhumi newspaper in Kerala (2nd most popular in Kerala) did a four-part series stating that doing an MBBS is a bad career choice.

Yagnasri wrote: ↑06 Feb 2025 06:56 Drugs are a problem in most cities and towns now. Why do you think Manipur is burning?

After nearly four years of Conservative dominance in the polls, the Liberal Party of Canada has taken a two-point lead among decided voters, overturning a 26-point deficit from just six weeks ago. Support for the Bloc Québécois has declined (-3 points), while the NDP vote continues to collapse (-4 points), further strengthening the Liberals. The Conservatives (-5 points) are facing headwinds from rising anti-Trump sentiment and anticipation surrounding the Liberal Party’s new leadership.

AkshaySG wrote: ↑26 Feb 2025 17:44 Some baffling stuff from Trump and this white house really with the 51st State talk and the push to try and remove Canada from 5 Eyes.

One would think a conservative Canadian govt would play ball with their anti immigration efforts much more and allow Trump & go to get more done.

A_Gupta wrote: ↑27 Feb 2025 19:59 IMO, Trump’s negotiating style doesn’t work well with democracies, because outrageous demands inflame public opinion. It works only when public opinion is irrelevant.