When an eminent cardiologist like Dr. Sunil Chandy—former Director at CMC Vellore—calls out the "medical colonialism and exploitation that has gripped Indian healthcare," it stops you cold.
His words grab you by the collar, forcing a reckoning with a system that boasts world-class care for medical tourists while bankrupting its own citizens at the hospital gate.
This blog peels back the layers of that illusion—cyber-coolies in scrubs, public pain fueling private gain, and a desperate need for sovereign health reforms—demanding India choose between proud citizens and well-trained servants.
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