The thing is that the bharats had this complex that they were ruled by the british and hence the superiority. Cardinal Gracias did not inform them that the brits recruited many EMG graduates during their rule before 1947. Today one can see the pitful and despicable state of the now so called GMC. EMG was the pride of Goa and Goans. It produced top doctors, investigators and health professionals who were employed across many continents. From the EMG graduated 1,327 doctors and 469 pharmacists 1842-1963. The first Hindu doctor Sacarama Borcar gradutated in 1908. BC Ref.: Blog of Sr. Sales Fonseca.
Alfred de Tavares <[email protected]> wrote: "By her sheer tantrumal decree, for some reason known, perhaps, only to her infamously choleric temper, it was stipulated that heretofore, degrees confered by the GMC were to be reinforced by an elementary crash-course were they to be recognized by the Medical Council of India as on par with the degrees confered by the other medical schools in the country."
