American restriction on Indian medicos

Indian hospitals reeling under a lack of doctors and nurses since quite sometimes can now be releived after the announcement made by the US President curtailing the migration of these professionals to America. The medicos opted for higher paying jobs abroad as they spent a fortune on their education and also absence of jobs for fresh graduates, tinsel stipends for resident doctors in India further motivated them to cross the seas. The Health ministry believes that Indian government hospitals have been reduced to training grounds for nurses and para medics who after gaining one or two years experience fly abroad for better paying jobs. Apart from salaries, other factors like work pressure, poor patient-nurse ratio and lack of policies for nurses are the other reasons for their migration.

Now with globalization and improved government policies one can witness a new era of highly specialized Hospitals and Health Care Centres mushrooming all over India,whereby generating employment opportunities to talented personnel along with hefty pay packs and benefits in sync with international standards.

Hopefully this talent remains in India and serves it rightly.