Talk:Famines in British ruled India: Their Causes and Consequences/@comment-80.192.157.161-20200616053453

While the article does have some points (the british could have done more to avert famine) it’s factual claims are laughable. The death toll figures add up to more than the population of India during the period. Likewise, the comparison of British officials failure to act (and arguably realise the extent of the famine) to the deliberate acts of the nazi’s (specifically strategising and planning genocide) is illogical and inaccurate.

This is an extremely emotional and one dimensional view of history where the authors preconceived ideals entirely cloud his view of every aspect of the complex history of India.