1. Kill or Cure: week 4 South Asia Interactions between ‘English Medicine’ and Indigenous Medical Practices Lecturer: David Hardiman

2. India under the East India Company 1756-1859

9. Western medicine was known in India as ‘allopathy’ or ‘English medicine’ – in Hindi: ‘Angreji dava’. Indians who practised ‘English medicine’ were known as daktars and their practice ‘doctory’ (daktari).

10. Aryurveda The 3 humors Practitioners: Vaids

11. Unani Tibb The Four Humors Practitioners: Hakims

12. Unani Tibb: taking the pulse

15. Healing shrines

16. Exorcist – the Dangs, Gujarat

17. Ms. S. was mentally affected by witchcraft power - received baptism.

18. A Bengali Daktar’s Practice 1874

21. Unqualified ‘daktar’ gives injection

22. A daktar’s clinic

23. The revival of Ayurveda and Unani Tibb

24. Standardisation of indigenous medicines

27. Ayurvedic medical tourism - Kerala