Pinned Tweet
I blame all the ICSE English Teachers for single handedly destroying the way of oration and public speaking
I remember during my school days they used to select girls and boys who spoke in overtly melodramatic and histrionic way so as to attract audience
In fact many times in debate I had factually presented correctly yet girls used to win by more theatrics & less substance
This is cringey to the core....
Should stay away from watching this while eating otherwise you would puke on the table
Ye to kuch bhi nahi
My batchmate rank 2 aiims dm neurology left this year aiims bbsr and joined through neet ss neurology in our parent PG college
Dr Anti-Fragile🇮🇳🕉️⚕️🩺🏏🛕💊💉 retweeted
Whitepill of the day ✨
A train skipping the stunning, modern "Hi-Tech City" Railway Station in Hyderabad. 🚆
"AI will replace radiologists." So why did the toppers pick it?
Every radiologist my age has heard it at least once: "AI will replace you."
Among doctors in their 40s and 50s, it is the worry I hear most often. Now look at what 28,000 young doctors just did in NEET PG 2026 Round 1
The numbers
Radiology opened at rank 7. Of the top 100 who took a seat, 28 chose Radiology. Of the top 1,000, 299 did.
Half of all Open MD Radiology seats in the All India Quota went within rank 635. The last one closed at 3,058, the tightest of any major branch.
Within the top 10,000, 1,154 seats went to Radiology. Half of those were DNB or diploma. Toppers were willing to take any route in.
The NBEMS Radiology diploma opened at 1,534 and closed at 15,479, ahead of MD seats in six other branches.
352 doctors took Radiology in deemed universities, paying deemed university fees for it.
Nuclear Medicine, the other imaging branch, closed at 838 for MD.
If the AI threat were real in their eyes, this is not what the list would look like.
What do they see that we are missing?
My reading, as a radiologist and a teacher of 26 years:
1. They see AI as a tool. This generation grew up with software doing half the work. To them, an AI that drafts a report is like a calculator. It makes the radiologist faster, not unnecessary.
2. They know who gets replaced. It is the radiologist who refuses to use AI.
3. They see where medicine is going. More and more clinical decisions now pass through an image. More scans, more follow ups, more screening, more interventional work.
4. They value the life it offers. Teleradiology, flexible hours and a skill that travels across cities and borders.
So is the new generation right?
I think they have sensed something many of us are still debating. The fear was that AI would make radiologists irrelevant. The young doctor's bet is that AI will make good radiologists indispensable.
Data: MCC provisional allotment, NEET PG 2026 Round 1. Open seats.
#NEETPG2026 #Radiology #AIinHealthcare #MedicalEducation #FutureOfMedicine
This is what real male ego looks like
The unwritten rule of cricket: NEVER bowl a bouncer to a fast bowler who can bowl 95mph back at you. 😭
After being struck flush on the helmet by a Fanie de Villiers bouncer, the South African slip cordon laughed.
Big Devon looked at them, made a promise, and turned the second innings into an absolute warzone. Allan Donald later called it "the most destructive piece of fast bowling I have ever seen."🤯
Devon Malcolm turned a bruised helmet into a career-defining 9 for 57 demolition. 🔥
Why the f*** Porkis are wearing pink jerseys copying South Africa & Aussies ???
Ab inhone kaunsa cancer wala awareness karna shuru kardiya
🚨 Controversial Runout 🚨
Heartbreak for Harry Brook
#PAKvsENG teapawt.net/6ixAB23/status/2114274…
Notice how all the propaganda of "smash the patriarchy"
"aurat kyun hai pardo mai" vanishes the moment commies tread into bulla territories in fear of gandkutai😂😂
