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'Mai' on netflix starring Sakshi Tawar has criminals named Mohan, Shankar but honest police officer & passionate lover named Farooq.
I am last person to judge people on basis of religion but Netflix repeatedly makes it obvious with the efforts.
I have come to the fact that whatever this girl speaks is nonsense.
There is something serene about Anant Ambani. Such sweetness & poise in dirty world of rich and Bollywood surrounded by sycophants. No PR can last this long. He is genuinely seems innocent.
It takes 15 min for bone cement to settle but…..
Lol where are we heading ? What do we get by saving this precious time ?
Saw a young woman 33 today who delivered a baby 2 months back, having mets in entire spine. Have sent her for PET. Poor girl, before knowing it is cancer she will be traumatised to know that PET scan would cost 20k. But I was happy to see her having a supportive husband and in laws despite being from village and poor.
Everyday I see people crib on twitter for minuscule things. Before you sleep tonight thank god that you have a sound family and health. Not everyone is blessed with that.
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Feminist: “I would never propose to someone. Rashmika is such a miserable woman for proposing 100 times.”
Meanwhile, Rashmika:
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May God bless every man with a wife who has a heart as full of love for her man, as Rashmika.
"Feminism was never about putting someone else down. It was always about having the freedom to choose your own life and take charge of it."
What a tight slap on the face of pseudo and radical feminists. 🔥❤️🔥
Sorry about the incident but just a random thought. I personally feel high time this CGHS/ECHS schemes should end eventually. The rates are low or at par with Ayushman Gov schemes.
Its takes 20-40 Rs/day of expenses to buy a mediclaim policy covering 10L.
I dont understand why people are so reluctant to buy one.
My husband took my 90 year old mother-in-law to the Emergency at @fortis_hospital at around 8 pm on Sunday (24th Oct). She was delirious and her BP was touching 210 which seemed alarming. The emergency doctor attended to her as did someone from Gastro. She underwent a CT scan and the lady doctor who saw her mentioned that they would need to put her in the ICU and investigate as they were not sure where the problem was and would need a couple of days to stabilize her. It is 1 AM now; my husband is still waiting for a bed. The reception tells him to check with the emergency doctor; the emergency doctor says there are no beds and sends him back to reception. Now, the emergency doctor has the audacity to tell my husband in a very off hand manner that he should take my MIL to another hospital with a referral letter.
We go to hospitals when there is a problem; the least we expect is some empathy. Is it because my MIL is the wife of a late army officer and is empanelled in ECHS? Is this how families of retired armed forces officers are treated? We have been visiting this hospital for over 30 years and the service standards have become pathetic. I am told that no senior person is around to address this issue.
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Non sense propaganda.
There is no job which gives you happiness, satisfaction, respect, long retiring age and money at later stage which being doctor does.
Always be proud of yourself. Work hard, travel to periphery. Touch lives.
Not even a single day in life, I don’t feel humbled by countless blessings I have.
My school took me just once out, that too on a municipality ground infront of school to see Jadugar Mangal 😭
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I Joined Orthopaedics when top ten rankers were not doing so . I was introduced to basic orthopaedics in Internship & was hooked after successfully reducing a Colle’s Fracture. The happiness of seeing the post reduction X-rays was the driving force for me to take Orthopaedics.
