it is more a matter of principle - how can someone brand something that has existed for thousands of years as their own invention/discovery? its not like they invented it themselves - most of the time they are copying it from an already existing text, with a little modification here and there. doesnt matter if it affects indian citizens or not.... and not to mention that no credit is given to the ancient indians who actually discovered the cures....
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it is more a matter of principle - how can someone brand something that has existed for thousands of years as their own invention/discovery? its not like they invented it themselves - most of the time they are copying it from an already existing text, with a little modification here and there. doesnt matter if it affects indian citizens or not.... and not to mention that no credit is given to the ancient indians who actually discovered the cures....
looks like they finally got around to fixing it....