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Once a surgeon, always a surgeon.

Once a surgeon, always a surgeon.

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₹1000 to anyone who can tell me what this “doctor” is diagnosing.

₹1000 to anyone who can tell me what this “doctor” is diagnosing.

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Life is truly unpredictable. This 23 year old girl suddenly lost consciousness and passed away from a heart attack while dancing at her sister’s wedding.

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Life is truly unpredictable. This 23 year old girl suddenly lost consciousness and passed away from a heart attack while dancing at her sister’s wedding.

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ESIC Medical College and Hospital in Alwar, Rajasthan has released a notice for vacancy of 11 Junior Resident and 12 Tutor posts on 28/07/25. And guess how many doctors appeared for the posts in the interview? 439 doctors. And the college collected an amount of ₹3,28,750. For 23 posts, 439 MBBS doctors have applied. Imagine what will happen after 5 years, 10 years and 20 years. Being a plain MBBS doctor is no longer a rewarding path. You can’t open your clinic because there are so many hurdles and ultimately everyone wants to do PG. You can’t work in private and corporate hospitals because they pay very less. Govt jobs are on a contractual basis and permanent vacancies come in 2–3 years, that too very few. So even after sacrificing so much, you don’t get anything in return. Choose MEDICINE if you are really passionate about it, or your parents own a hospital or you are filthy rich. Because now in this era, only getting an MBBS degree won’t guarantee a job for you.

ESIC Medical College and Hospital in Alwar, Rajasthan has released a notice for vacancy of 11 Junior Resident and 12 Tutor posts on 28/07/25. And guess how many doctors appeared for the posts in the interview? 439 doctors. And the college collected an amount of ₹3,28,750. For 23 posts, 439 MBBS doctors have applied. Imagine what will happen after 5 years, 10 years and 20 years. Being a plain MBBS doctor is no longer a rewarding path. You can’t open your clinic because there are so many hurdles and ultimately everyone wants to do PG. You can’t work in private and corporate hospitals because they pay very less. Govt jobs are on a contractual basis and permanent vacancies come in 2–3 years, that too very few. So even after sacrificing so much, you don’t get anything in return. Choose MEDICINE if you are really passionate about it, or your parents own a hospital or you are filthy rich. Because now in this era, only getting an MBBS degree won’t guarantee a job for you.

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In the video where Mahua Moitra busted myths and fake propaganda regarding the #rgkarcase. She said that the autopsy was carried out in presence of a Judicial magistrate, 3 Doctors as witnesses and in presence of family. But autopsy is never carried out in presence of any family members. While conducting autopsy, only doctors and helpers like mortuary assistants are present. Sometimes photographers are present for recording the autopsy procedure but never family members. Instead of busting myths she is creating more confusion among the public. #RGKarCollege #KolkataDoctorDeath #kolkatahorror #RGKarMedicalCollegeIncident

In the video where Mahua Moitra busted myths and fake propaganda regarding the #rgkarcase. She said that the autopsy was carried out in presence of a Judicial magistrate, 3 Doctors as witnesses and in presence of family. But autopsy is never carried out in presence of any family members. While conducting autopsy, only doctors and helpers like mortuary assistants are present. Sometimes photographers are present for recording the autopsy procedure but never family members. Instead of busting myths she is creating more confusion among the public. #RGKarCollege #KolkataDoctorDeath #kolkatahorror #RGKarMedicalCollegeIncident

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I was in the middle of my workout when I came across this video, and I completely freaked out. In Rajasthan’s Bikaner, 17-year-old powerlifter Yashtika Acharya tragically lost her life in the gym. She attempted to lift 270 kg when the barbell slipped and came crashing down on her, breaking her neck bone. A horrifying reminder of how one miscalculated moment in weightlifting can be fatal.

I was in the middle of my workout when I came across this video, and I completely freaked out. In Rajasthan’s Bikaner, 17-year-old powerlifter Yashtika Acharya tragically lost her life in the gym. She attempted to lift 270 kg when the barbell slipped and came crashing down on her, breaking her neck bone. A horrifying reminder of how one miscalculated moment in weightlifting can be fatal.

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Massive Protest At Goa Medical College (GMC) 🚨 Doctors, interns and medical students are protesting against the Health Minister demanding a public apology, zero tolerance for VIP culture and strict action against those recording in sensitive doctor patient zones.

Massive Protest At Goa Medical College (GMC) 🚨 Doctors, interns and medical students are protesting against the Health Minister demanding a public apology, zero tolerance for VIP culture and strict action against those recording in sensitive doctor patient zones.

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I love conferences 😍😍😍

I love conferences 😍😍😍

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She stole the ring 💍 But I stole her heart ❤️ Who’s the winner here???

She stole the ring 💍 But I stole her heart ❤️ Who’s the winner here???

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Inko ye idea aaya kaha se hoga 😂😂😂

Inko ye idea aaya kaha se hoga 😂😂😂

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Shocking 🚨 Incident of violence against doctors in PGI Trauma Centre, Rohtak, Haryana A youth was admitted after being injured. Instead of allowing treatment, around 15 to 20 attendants of the patient barged into the Trauma Centre, argued with the doctors and then started pushing them and vandalising the area. Medical supplies on the doctor’s table were thrown around. Doctors had to leave the treatment area and call the police. Now tell me, what exactly are doctors supposed to do? Are they supposed to treat patients or fight angry attendants? Are they supposed to save lives or save themselves? Why are hospitals turning into a crime scene? Why do attendants feel entitled to assault doctors and walk away? Why is there zero fear of law?

Shocking 🚨 Incident of violence against doctors in PGI Trauma Centre, Rohtak, Haryana A youth was admitted after being injured. Instead of allowing treatment, around 15 to 20 attendants of the patient barged into the Trauma Centre, argued with the doctors and then started pushing them and vandalising the area. Medical supplies on the doctor’s table were thrown around. Doctors had to leave the treatment area and call the police. Now tell me, what exactly are doctors supposed to do? Are they supposed to treat patients or fight angry attendants? Are they supposed to save lives or save themselves? Why are hospitals turning into a crime scene? Why do attendants feel entitled to assault doctors and walk away? Why is there zero fear of law?

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Delhi Health Minister Dr. Pankaj Singh (a dentist by qualification) made a surprise visit to Jafarpur Kalan Hospital in Najafgarh and got angry after finding a faulty pulse oximeter in the casualty ward. He shouted at the casualty incharge and doctors, asking if this was a joke, and blamed them for negligence as a patient’s condition had worsened. But isn’t it the government’s job to make sure hospitals have working equipment? If basic stuff like oximeters aren’t functioning, that’s not always the staff’s fault. Before scolding doctors in public, these politicians should fix the broken instruments in government hospitals. Why are doctors blamed for faulty instruments?

Delhi Health Minister Dr. Pankaj Singh (a dentist by qualification) made a surprise visit to Jafarpur Kalan Hospital in Najafgarh and got angry after finding a faulty pulse oximeter in the casualty ward. He shouted at the casualty incharge and doctors, asking if this was a joke, and blamed them for negligence as a patient’s condition had worsened. But isn’t it the government’s job to make sure hospitals have working equipment? If basic stuff like oximeters aren’t functioning, that’s not always the staff’s fault. Before scolding doctors in public, these politicians should fix the broken instruments in government hospitals. Why are doctors blamed for faulty instruments?

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230,190 просмотров • 10 месяцев назад

Kidney stones removal ki ye technique India se bahar nahi jaani chaiye…!

Kidney stones removal ki ye technique India se bahar nahi jaani chaiye…!

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Average MBBS student life 🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡

Average MBBS student life 🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡

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It’s really painful to see your hard work getting down the drain by these scams. National Testing Agency MUST ANSWER FOR THIS. Support this girl, you can see the pain in her voice. #neet #neetug #neetresults #neetug2024

It’s really painful to see your hard work getting down the drain by these scams. National Testing Agency MUST ANSWER FOR THIS. Support this girl, you can see the pain in her voice. #neet #neetug #neetresults #neetug2024

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Dr. Brajaraj Kar of Ramagiri PHC, Gajapati district, Odisha, attended patients despite being on a saline drip due to illness 🫡 🫡 🫡

Dr. Brajaraj Kar of Ramagiri PHC, Gajapati district, Odisha, attended patients despite being on a saline drip due to illness 🫡 🫡 🫡

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My first stand up comedy video…

My first stand up comedy video…

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Someone finally said it. Corporate hospitals are scamming people, and it's no surprise that cases of violence against doctors are on the rise.

Someone finally said it. Corporate hospitals are scamming people, and it's no surprise that cases of violence against doctors are on the rise.

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It’s international now…! #RGKAR #RGKarCollege #KolkataDeathCase #KolkataDoctorDeath #MedTwitter

It’s international now…! #RGKAR #RGKarCollege #KolkataDeathCase #KolkataDoctorDeath #MedTwitter

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Is it for real? These video shows that some people on telegram already had NEET UG question paper before May 5. If it is real then NEET should be re-conducted. National Testing Agency must give some clarification regarding this. #NEET #NEETUG #NEETUG2024 #Neetresults

Is it for real? These video shows that some people on telegram already had NEET UG question paper before May 5. If it is real then NEET should be re-conducted. National Testing Agency must give some clarification regarding this. #NEET #NEETUG #NEETUG2024 #Neetresults

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Choose life not MBBS.

Choose life not MBBS.

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Hasna tha ???

Hasna tha ???

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‼️ Another case of su!c!de by MBBS student ‼️ Pooja Rajani, a 20-year-old second-year MBBS student, tragically committed suicide today by jumping from the terrace of JNMC College, Wardha. She fell right in front of the Dean's office after being denied medical leave. Her lack of attendance led to her detention from the PCT2 exam, and she had previously missed the PCT1 exam as well. Pooja was suffering from depression due to these academic pressures, a condition that was well-documented medically. Disturbingly, there are rumors that the Dean dismissed her depression as fake, calling it a trend. Before taking her life, Pooja sent an "I quit" snap. It's heartbreaking to note that she was a gold medalist in her first year. This situation is incredibly frustrating and concerning. How could a talented student, already battling depression, be pushed to such an extreme? The lack of support and understanding from the administration, especially the Dean's dismissive attitude, is shocking. This tragic incident highlights the urgent need for better mental health support and empathy in academic institutions. You can’t even think what her parents must be going through. This toxicity in medical colleges is taking lives of many young students. Really sad. Om shanti.

‼️ Another case of su!c!de by MBBS student ‼️ Pooja Rajani, a 20-year-old second-year MBBS student, tragically committed suicide today by jumping from the terrace of JNMC College, Wardha. She fell right in front of the Dean's office after being denied medical leave. Her lack of attendance led to her detention from the PCT2 exam, and she had previously missed the PCT1 exam as well. Pooja was suffering from depression due to these academic pressures, a condition that was well-documented medically. Disturbingly, there are rumors that the Dean dismissed her depression as fake, calling it a trend. Before taking her life, Pooja sent an "I quit" snap. It's heartbreaking to note that she was a gold medalist in her first year. This situation is incredibly frustrating and concerning. How could a talented student, already battling depression, be pushed to such an extreme? The lack of support and understanding from the administration, especially the Dean's dismissive attitude, is shocking. This tragic incident highlights the urgent need for better mental health support and empathy in academic institutions. You can’t even think what her parents must be going through. This toxicity in medical colleges is taking lives of many young students. Really sad. Om shanti.

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I request every non-medico to spare 3 minutes and 30 seconds to listen Kishore Ajwani This is the harsh truth about resident doctors which no one would tell you. This is what every resident doctor go through during their 3 years of residency. #RGKarCollege #RGKarHospital #RGKarattack #KolkataDoctorDeath #KolkataDoctor

I request every non-medico to spare 3 minutes and 30 seconds to listen Kishore Ajwani This is the harsh truth about resident doctors which no one would tell you. This is what every resident doctor go through during their 3 years of residency. #RGKarCollege #RGKarHospital #RGKarattack #KolkataDoctorDeath #KolkataDoctor

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In the videos we all have seen there were mob of more than 500. Why are you saying only 40+ people were there in the mob? How much money you got to lie? Answer Dhruv Rathee and if you block I know what your answer is.

In the videos we all have seen there were mob of more than 500. Why are you saying only 40+ people were there in the mob? How much money you got to lie? Answer Dhruv Rathee and if you block I know what your answer is.

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As a medical student or doctor, would you genuinely encourage today’s generation to pursue a career in medicine?

As a medical student or doctor, would you genuinely encourage today’s generation to pursue a career in medicine?

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SP MP Rajeev Rai got into a heated argument with a doctor at the hospital, and now the CMO has taken action. Honestly, politicians need to stop interfering with doctors doing their jobs. The doctor had every right to stand up and say, “Netagiri bahar jaake karo.” Hospital isn’t the place for political intimidation, and this kind of behavior just disrupts patient care. Let doctors do what they’re trained to do—help people, not deal with power plays. #MEDTwitter

SP MP Rajeev Rai got into a heated argument with a doctor at the hospital, and now the CMO has taken action. Honestly, politicians need to stop interfering with doctors doing their jobs. The doctor had every right to stand up and say, “Netagiri bahar jaake karo.” Hospital isn’t the place for political intimidation, and this kind of behavior just disrupts patient care. Let doctors do what they’re trained to do—help people, not deal with power plays. #MEDTwitter

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Sunil didn’t commit suicide. It was a pre-planned murder by toxic professors. A final-year MBBS student, Sunil Bairwa, was found hanging in his hostel room at Kota Medical College, Rajasthan, on March 6, 2025. His death is not just another case of student suicide. It is a direct result of systematic harassment by the college administration that broke him mentally. Sunil’s father revealed the relentless struggles his son faced. After clearing NEET, Sunil joined Kota Medical College in 2019-20. In his first exam, the college administration failed him, forcing his family to file a case. When the results were re-evaluated 7-8 months later, he was declared passed. In his third year, he was caught cheating, leading to the cancellation of two exams. Since then, he had been out of college for 1.5 years. Recently, when he tried to discuss his academic issues, the administration harassed him again. Soon after, he was found dead. A suicide note was recovered, where Sunil apologized to his parents for not meeting their expectations. But let’s be clear, he wasn’t weak. He wasn’t a failure. He was systematically broken down by an institution that should have supported him. Toxic professors and a ruthless system killed him. Why are medical colleges still run like mental torture chambers? Why is failing a student seen as a power move instead of a failure of the teaching system? Why are professors more interested in punishing students than in helping them learn? How many more students have to die before we start holding these toxic educators accountable?

Sunil didn’t commit suicide. It was a pre-planned murder by toxic professors. A final-year MBBS student, Sunil Bairwa, was found hanging in his hostel room at Kota Medical College, Rajasthan, on March 6, 2025. His death is not just another case of student suicide. It is a direct result of systematic harassment by the college administration that broke him mentally. Sunil’s father revealed the relentless struggles his son faced. After clearing NEET, Sunil joined Kota Medical College in 2019-20. In his first exam, the college administration failed him, forcing his family to file a case. When the results were re-evaluated 7-8 months later, he was declared passed. In his third year, he was caught cheating, leading to the cancellation of two exams. Since then, he had been out of college for 1.5 years. Recently, when he tried to discuss his academic issues, the administration harassed him again. Soon after, he was found dead. A suicide note was recovered, where Sunil apologized to his parents for not meeting their expectations. But let’s be clear, he wasn’t weak. He wasn’t a failure. He was systematically broken down by an institution that should have supported him. Toxic professors and a ruthless system killed him. Why are medical colleges still run like mental torture chambers? Why is failing a student seen as a power move instead of a failure of the teaching system? Why are professors more interested in punishing students than in helping them learn? How many more students have to die before we start holding these toxic educators accountable?

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41,935 просмотров • 1 год назад