Brown coolies dont need data to arrive at conclusions. Not much different from Gora masters they worship.
India–United Kingdom relations : Updates
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Brown coolies dont need data to arrive at conclusions. Not much different from Gora masters they worship.
We Indians get triggered easily
don't play into the hands of gorajeets that's what they want just saying 
For once can you replay with data to back up your claims. Mr one liner?We Indians get triggered easily
You are dumb as a doorknob trying find moral superiority everyday. Go do it on twitter.
Yet we are exporting so many capable human resources to this country.
No one can help them. Don't know why Tata is trying to establish a Li ion Gigafactory there.
UK govt. is providing a lot of doles for the factory, I hear. So why not? TATA could do R&D there &/or acquire European battery companies from there. That tech will eventually make its way into TATA's own EVs.
Besides the TATA group is heavily invested into UK. Their businesses range from automotives, tea, IT, steel etc. They employ a lot of local people in UK. With or without battery factories, the TATA group won't be leaving the UK anytime soon.
In some twisted sense you could say that their presence in the UK has some strategic advantages. Given the number of jobs involved the TATAs can exert significant political influence in UK. They have done so a few times in the past regarding their steel business. This influence could be useful in the future.
Nah, its just Sunak sold his horse to meet govt expenditure. Dont be surprised if you get to see Charles at your local tram station.
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problem is we still keep mollycoddling them and keep rolling out red carpet. It should strictly business nothing more than that.
what a strange world, when we eat food they get afflicted by diarrhea.
It had the same GDP as China with half as many people.
Equally, in the late 1940s they tested VX nerve agent on their own troops, it was just the way safety standards were back then. These Indian women got off lightly by comparison.
Hullabaloo about nothing.
Coventry MP demands inquiry into 1960s radioactive study on south Asian women
Women were given chapatis containing radioactive isotopes as part of trial into iron deficiency
The study, funded by the Medical Research Council and conducted by Prof Peter Elwood at the former MRC Epidemiology Unit (South Wales), was first investigated in a 1995 Channel 4 documentary, Deadly Experiments, which led to an inquiry by the MRC in 1998. This concluded that the health risks were “very low”, and the level of radiation participants were exposed to equated to “about an additional three months of natural background radiation [or] single chest X-ray taken at that time”.
However, the inquiry found that although “a serious attempt was made to inform study participants effectively … it is possible that, despite the best intentions of the research team, full details of the study were not grasped by the women involved”.
The inquiry found that participants’ children were often asked by the research team to interpret and “it is possible that a word did not exist for ‘radiation’ in any of” the languages and dialects spoken by the women.
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It had the same GDP as China with half as many people.
Equally, in the late 1940s they tested VX nerve agent on their own troops, it was just the way safety standards were back then. These Indian women got off lightly by comparison.
Hullabaloo about nothing.
Coventry MP demands inquiry into 1960s radioactive study on south Asian women
Women were given chapatis containing radioactive isotopes as part of trial into iron deficiencywww.theguardian.com
The study, funded by the Medical Research Council and conducted by Prof Peter Elwood at the former MRC Epidemiology Unit (South Wales), was first investigated in a 1995 Channel 4 documentary, Deadly Experiments, which led to an inquiry by the MRC in 1998. This concluded that the health risks were “very low”, and the level of radiation participants were exposed to equated to “about an additional three months of natural background radiation [or] single chest X-ray taken at that time”.
However, the inquiry found that although “a serious attempt was made to inform study participants effectively … it is possible that, despite the best intentions of the research team, full details of the study were not grasped by the women involved”.
The inquiry found that participants’ children were often asked by the research team to interpret and “it is possible that a word did not exist for ‘radiation’ in any of” the languages and dialects spoken by the women.
Colonizer defending putting lives of lowly Brown people at risk for "Science". Just another day in the Brown-Coolie forum which is thankfully dying a natural death.
Where are the so-called Mods? Is this an Indian defense forum??
Firstly, I wasn't born until over 30 years after you gained independence, secondly, I'm of Irish descent. Lastly, none of these women died or suffered unnatural ill health and how many people died from massacres in India during the 1960s, or from hunger/malnutrition? More than 21 or less than 21?
It's almost like you literally don't give a flying f*** about Indian deaths unless Britain can be implicated somehow, then it's a major story.