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Dr. Bharat Gupta retweeted
AIR 85k getting MD Derma at LTMMC, Mumbai 🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂
Ky ukhada mene <500 rank laake
Dr. Bharat Gupta retweeted
Maturity is when you realise leftists don’t hate the bjp, they hate India.
Dr. Bharat Gupta retweeted
This is a medical college hostel in India. 🏥
Government Medical College, Mulugu (Telangana).
Newly established in 2024. 50 MBBS seats. Attached to the local Government Hospital.
And this is how students are living. 👇
Dr. Bharat Gupta retweeted
30 अक्टूबर, 1990 राम भक्तों पर गोली चलवाने वाली समाजवादी सरकार
प्रभु श्रीराम का भव्य मंदिर बनाकर राम भक्तों पर पुष्प वर्षा करने वाली भाजपा सरकार
Dr. Bharat Gupta retweeted
Uttarakhand: A civil helicopter operated by Trans Bharat Aviation crashed in the Hathi Parvat area of Chamoli district on Friday while flying from Shri Badrinath Dham to the Sahastradhara helipad in Dehradun. Six people were on board, including five passengers and a pilot. All of them died in the craash. A team from the Army's Signal Center spotted smoke rising from the helicopter and saw it descending rapidly in the region.
Helicopter crash near Joshimath | Prateek Jain, CEO of the Uttarakhand Civil Aviation Development Authority (UCADA), informed ANI over the phone that all six people on board—including the pilot—have died after a missing helicopter en route from Badrinath Dham in Chamoli to Dehradun crashed. The helicopter had gone missing after taking off earlier today.
Dr. Bharat Gupta retweeted
Trans Bharat Aviation Pvt. Ltd.'s helicopter bearing call sign VT-HCX, operating from Badrinath to Sahastradhara, Dehradun, which took off at approximately 13:14 hours, has been reportedly missing. The helicopter lost communication when it was flying over Joshimath valley. At the same time, the tracking system could no longer track the helicopter, and its current location has not been ascertained yet. Immediately upon receiving information about the incident, teams from the Indian Army, District Administration, Chamoli, and the State Disaster Response Force (SDRF) have been mobilised and dispatched to initiate search and rescue operations: Uttarakhand Civil Aviation Development Authority
As a precautionary measure, the entire fleet of M/s Trans Bharat Aviation Pvt. Ltd. has been grounded.
Details of persons on board (Pilot + 5)
Pilot:
1. Capt. Himanshu
Passengers:
1. Prathapa (Male)
2. Arun (Male)
3. Shankar Gowda (Male)
4. Sudheer K (Male)
5. H.S. Natraja (Male)
Dr. Bharat Gupta retweeted
What’s the point in conducting neet pg examination when seat allotment is based on everything except merit? There is caste reservation,reservation for economically weaker sections,then there is in-service quota. !!! What nonsense is this? @MoHFW_INDIA
Dr. Bharat Gupta retweeted
The colleague who succeeds may have done years of preparation . The person who seems difficult may be fighting battles we know nothing about. So look closer. Understand the context. Have empathy. The whole story is often invisible.
Dr. Bharat Gupta retweeted
no public toilets, no electricity & not enough tap water in rural areas. daily terrorist attacks, train accidents, commonwealth games scam, 2g scam, coal scam.
what a “proper” country we were under congress!
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Dr. Bharat Gupta retweeted
We Gen Zs are missing serial blasts in our cities and romanticizing the nostalgia of the Congress era.
Let’s see what kind of “proper country” we actually had under Congress rule.
1. Proper country: 2005 — Delhi Serial Blasts. Bombs ripped through crowded markets just before Diwali, killing around 60 people.
2. Proper country: 2006 — Mumbai Local Train Blasts. Seven coordinated explosions killed over 180 people during rush hour.
3. Proper country: 2006 — Varanasi Blasts. Bombs struck a temple and railway station, killing civilians.
4. Proper country: 2007 — Samjhauta Express Bombing. An attack on the India–Pakistan train killed 68 people.
5. Proper country: 2007 — Hyderabad Bombings. Explosions at a crowded park and eatery killed around 40 people.
6. Proper country: 2008 — Jaipur Serial Blasts. Coordinated explosions killed dozens of people in crowded public areas.
7. Proper country: 2008 — Ahmedabad Serial Bombings. Multiple bombs exploded across the city, killing dozens and injuring hundreds.
8. Proper country: 2008 — Delhi Serial Blasts. Multiple explosions hit the national capital, killing 26 people.
9. Proper country: 2008 — 26/11 Mumbai Terror Attacks. Terrorists attacked hotels, a railway station and other locations, killing 166 people.
10. Proper country: 2011 — Mumbai Triple Blasts. Three explosions struck Dadar, Zaveri Bazaar and Opera House, killing 26 people and injuring over 100.
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