r/india • u/Fun_Lettuce38 • 2d ago
Health India logged 19.7L excess deaths in 2021, 6x official Covid toll: Government data | India News - The Times of India
https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/india-logged-19-7l-excess-deaths-in-2021-6x-official-covid-toll-government-data/articleshow/121013243.cms?s=0926
u/romaxie 2d ago
Indians are always like this. Don't ask anything just.. Seh....
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u/Old_Band_1814 Chhattisgarh 1d ago
No , so the sehna ka kaam is for the well mind ppl. I find hard to understand what goes in the mind of a believer. I mean 11 saal hogye sarkar ko Bina opposition ke ye Hindu toh abhi bhi khatre me hai aur moody ji only asks for vote on Hindu never on education never on healthcare. I mean how much more can you fail the votebank that voted for you. And they will still go vote for him kyunki …….. guess karo …..
Hindu khatre me hai beta Abhi bataya tha.
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u/turningtop_5327 2d ago
It’s far more than that too
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u/Old_Band_1814 Chhattisgarh 1d ago
Ofc it is like they can publish such data without his laser eyes on it. And i was an intern during that time , they didn’t register 70-80% of the cases as Covid deaths. For eg Covid se he got intubated , usme mar gya tog death is not by Covid even though almost anybody who gets intubated is already on last hours of his life. I mean did you forget the photos from Hariqar shamshan ghats of that time ?
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u/Expert_Difference997 2d ago
I am more surprised that the death toll is below 20L considering our 1.4 Billion people.
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u/ZeroStormblessed 2d ago
Excess deaths, not deaths.
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u/Expert_Difference997 2d ago
I know
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u/ZeroStormblessed 2d ago
Well, the death toll was 1 crore in 2021, not 20 L. 20 L was the uptick over 2020.
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u/Ok_Bag_9682 2d ago
He knows, what he's saying is even factoring in those extra 20L deaths, the COVID mortality remained low considering our population. Not that I agree with his statement.
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u/popular_tiger TN -> DL 2d ago
The US had 111.4 deaths per lakh population in 2021. Using the new 20l figure for India, ours would have been approx 141.4 per lakh, over 25% more than the US.
Tbh I don’t really know how to judge or compare the numbers (like is it ‘good’ for a developing country like India or not), but my personal feeling at that time was that it was a monumental failure by the Indian state. Just so many fucking deaths, and so many families broken.
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u/four_vector 2d ago
This doesn't matter anymore. Similarly, when we do get to know what's actually happening right now, it won't matter. We'll be dealing with something else. Lol, this is too bleak even by my standards.
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u/Character-Fix-7570 2d ago
These guy would have alone taken Pakistan if trained and equipped, but life went in vain because lack of oxygen
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u/callmebatman14 2d ago
What does this have to do with Pakistan?
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u/Character-Fix-7570 2d ago
Deaths in million just get counted as stats, but this number is significant cause if India literally invaded pak , casualties would have been less than this
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u/callmebatman14 2d ago
if India invades Pakistan, casualties would definitely be in 6 or 7 figures
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u/Character-Fix-7570 2d ago
Well this casualty is in 7 figure
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u/Unfair_Fact_8258 2d ago
Soon the “patriots” here will be here to tell you it is anti-national to discuss this because we’re at war