Whatever these years demanded, whatever they took, and whatever they taught...today, none of it outweighs one thing:
I carry the prefix "Dr." now, and I will for as long as I exist in this universe.
#MBBS#Results
From 31 Aug, MBBS interns begin indefinite strike.
We have waited, appealed and remained patient.We did not choose this path,we have been pushed to it...
Resolve issue and we will return to our duties...
#Hikeinternstipend@sakinaitoo@DrMohammadMomin@RisingKashmir
Good news for MBBS & BDS intern Doctors in Uttar Pradesh
Stipend reportedly increased from ₹14,000 to ₹25,000/month
A welcome step towards fair compensation
Other states should also follow suit
@myogiadityanath@OmarAbdullah@IltijaMufti_@nasirsogami@TheSkandar
Just came across a clip from a school somewhere in Kashmir. Independence Day celebrations held for or by the Waqf Board.
I have a question. Isn’t waqf board a religious body entrusted with serving the Muslim Community. and ideally doing so while uplholding Islamic Values?
Then there is something almost comical about this institution: an organisation built around a religious and communal purpose, yet sitting so comfortably through something you would expect a religious institution to at least question.
It lends its name to celebrations that reduce our children to stage props and performers.
Why is the default way of involving children — and particularly girls — in public celebrations to make them dance to irrelevant songs? Why aren’t our institutions giving them something to think about, create, learn, discuss, build or contribute?
Especially in a place like Kashmir. Which has had a remarkable legacy of people who understood education as a means to enlighten minds, cultivate character and equip people with knowledge and spirituality.
What about the intellectual and cultural legacy of wonderful scholars of the past.
So if it’s an institution whose very existence is tied to religious purpose, you are taksed with deeper work of strengthening the communities spiritually morally, intellectually.
And to be clear: the point is not the children. Children are often simply made to participate in whatever schools and institutions put before them.
Perhaps that is the real tragedy here.
The question is what an institution chooses to facilitate, endorse and place under its own banner.
Glad to share that, after the successful enhancement of MBBS seats at Government Medical College Jammu and Government Medical College Srinagar, approval has now been accorded for an additional 50 MBBS seats at Government Medical College Rajouri, increasing its intake capacity from 100 to 150 seats.
Under the visionary leadership of Hon’ble Chief Minister Jb Omar Abdullah Sb, we remain committed to strengthening medical education, expanding opportunities for aspiring doctors, and building a stronger, more accessible healthcare system for the people of Jammu & Kashmir.
@OmarAbdullah
@amitkilhor Calling a man a pdffile just because he has a beard or looks a certain way only shows how rotten and shallow that mindset is. Throwing such filthy labels so casually says more about their own sick mentality...
@amitkilhor With no sense of respect for elders,no dignity in the way they behave and no discipline in the way they speak...so we don't expect any random gobbarkhor to show up and start lecturing us.know your place,keep your distance, and stop pretending you have authority to define us+++
Also Calling a man a pdffile just because he has a beard or looks a certain way only shows how rotten and shallow that mindset is. Throwing such filthy labels so casually says more about their own sick mentality...
#Gobbarkhor#Kashmir
With no sense of respect for elders,no dignity in the way they behave and no discipline in the way they speak...so we don't expect any random gobbarkhor to show up and start lecturing us.know your place,keep your distance, and stop pretending you have authority to define us+++
With no sense of respect for elders,no dignity in the way they behave and no discipline in the way they speak...so we don't expect any random gobbarkhor to show up and start lecturing us.know your place,keep your distance, and stop pretending you have authority to define us+++
You have no right to speak for us kashmiris or lecture us about how we should be...
We are different,have own culture traditions and our own way of speaking and living...we are different and we want that difference to be preserved...we are not like the rest of you +++
You have no right to speak for us kashmiris or lecture us about how we should be...
We are different,have own culture traditions and our own way of speaking and living...we are different and we want that difference to be preserved...we are not like the rest of you +++
++disappear when schools reopen. Instead of relying on temporary closures, the focus should be on building infrastructure that protects students from both extreme heat and harsh winters.
#summervacation@sakinaitoo
Absolutely...While questioning the child's upbringing,the so called journalist who posted the video deserves equal criticism. Chasing virality at the cost of professionalism is not journalism.
And these two week summer vacations are merely a temporary fix. The heat won't ++
Absolutely...While questioning the child's upbringing,the so called journalist who posted the video deserves equal criticism. Chasing virality at the cost of professionalism is not journalism.
And these two week summer vacations are merely a temporary fix. The heat won't ++
The remarks made by the schoolboy—directed at an individual old enough to be his mother—reflect a troubling lapse in basic upbringing and social values. What is equally revealing is the decision to upload the video verbatim into the public domain. That act does not merely amplify the child’s misconduct; it exposes the reporter’s own professional bankruptcy, reducing journalism to the circulation of sensationalism rather than responsible reporting.
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