Nothing has changed since Atul Subhash.
Absolutely nothing.
Nikita Singhania wasn't punished.
Now, Sambhav Jain took his own life because of the stress of alimony payments.
He was just 29.
Congratulations, greedy hippos. You killed another man.
🚨Benefits of 42% income tax in Germany:
- On Job loss, the govt pays 60% of salary
- 3 yrs leave on have a baby
- Education is free upto PhD
- For every child, get €250/mon
- Free travel within country
- Free Hospital
- Safe Highway
- Bullet train
what Indians are getting in return of 42.7% Tax ?
Dear Doctors,
When a middle-class family questions a ₹30–50 lakh cancer bill, telling them:
“If you don't like a private hospital, go to a government hospital.”
is silly and arrogant, to say the least
Private hospitals aren't being asked to work for free.
📈Doctors deserve to be paid well.
📈Good infrastructure costs money.
📈Hospitals should make profits.
But the question is:
How much is too much?
This isn't just a patient's complaint anymore.
📈Parliament has raised concerns about the high cost of medical treatment and the need for regulation and transparency in private healthcare.**
And now the Supreme Court is questioning extraordinary mark-ups on cancer medicines.
Supreme court of India has slammed private hospitals said:-
"Private hospitals are functioning like industries and not service providers"
So this conversation isn't about doctors vs. patients?
It's about something much bigger:
Can the Indian middle class afford to get sick?
Cancer treatment can run into tens of lakhs.
A single serious illness can wipe out years of savings.
And if healthcare costs keep rising faster than incomes, what happens to families who don't have unlimited money?
We need:
📈Transparency.
📈Price benchmarks.
📈Accountability.
📈And sensible regulation.
Not to stop hospitals from making money.
But to make sure healthcare doesn't become affordable only for the rich.
Please don't take this question personally.
A patient questioning a ₹27,000 cancer drug that costs ₹2,700 isn't attacking doctors.
They're asking how they're supposed to survive the cost of getting treated.
And that is a question Parliament, regulators, hospitals—and all of us—need to answer.
Thanks to @RBI for making banks work today! 😂
Finished my work without taking permission or leave. ✅
Hey @RBI Why not introduce two Sundays every month? Customers get convenience. Give Bank employees all Saturdays holidays and make them to work on 2 Sundays.
18% GST on insurance waived. 👏
Insurance companies: “Don’t worry, we’ll find another way to make you pay.”
Premiums shoot up, tax benefit vanishes, and the consumer is fleeced.
GST may be gone, but somehow the savings never reached us.
Who’s watching? @nsitharaman