Dyce Sombre's 'Lunacy'.

Dyce Sombre lost his kingdom when it was confiscated by the British East India company. He, however, was very rich. He travelled to England married an upper class woman.

Heredity of Schizophrenia in India: A 1928 debate.

Shaw, a British psychiatrist working in India, observed that the incidence of Schizophrenia was higher among a community of Parsis as compared to other ethnic groups. He published his findings in two British journals. The paper drew responses from two other psychiatrists.

Medical education in ancient India.

The article being submitted concerns medical education in the antiquity. A lot is known about how physicians were trained in ancient Greece. Most of us a familiar with Hippocrates and his contribution to Medicine.