Instead of bickering with each other, medical groups coming from India and Britain are teaming up for a different kind of "outsourcing".

The British Medical Association (BMA) and the Indian Medical Association (IMA) announced their plans to team up in order to provide medical graduates from India a better chance to explore their future opportunities in Britain. One step mentioned for this goal was to exchange relevant information about different medical matters and practice.

Praveen J Kumar, the President for BMA expressed his agreement over the collaboration stating that: "The move will benefit millions of people, particularly the poor, who still fail to afford costly treatment."

This is a very good example for other groups to emulate rather than throwing accusations against each other.