Political motivations direct the flow of funding- PEPFAR

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Political motivations direct the flow of funding- PEPFAR

Dear Gaurav Chaturvedi and All,

As a former student in International Health at Boston Unviersity

SPH, I might have the experience to tell you that however

experienced and qualified the professor may be, it is the

responsibility of the individual student to explore and rationalise

any idea or thought. To put it succintly, instead of swallowing what

your professor has told you and conveniently blaming the Indian

government, it is your responsibility as a public health student

to examine the reasons behind India's exclusion on the PEFAR list.

If you are going to talk about corruption in India, then why not

talk about how the current President of USA came into power?? Indian

government is not fallible and neither are most of the governments

in today's world.

If indeed the reason for exclusion in the list is corruption, then

explain to me why other foreign governments are pouring in money. My

opinion, is that, there is enough money now, but there is a need for

effective implementation of current HIV/AIDS programs.

Best,

Dr. Chaudhuri B.D.S M.P.H

angela chaudhuri " <chaudhuriangela@...>