👨🏻‍⚕️Abhishek kaushik

Senior Orthopaedic surgeon, AO instructor; works with a tertiary care hospital. Love to fix anything inc broken hearts. Always interested in learning.

[👨🏻‍⚕️Abhishek kaushik @abhiortho]

@carajendra89 Same here sir. Few days back I saw a lady traumatic back pain and responded her queries many times on phone and WhatsApp. Her husband landed in clinic in a big vehicle and paid 200/- rs as fee. On saying it’s not right ,he asked a common friend to call me n get concession

[👨🏻‍⚕️Abhishek kaushik @abhiortho]

@Beno10_MFC Button on left sleeve are numbered. It’s 2 on right but different on left. That’s the difference

[👨🏻‍⚕️Abhishek kaushik @abhiortho]

@Itx_moana It’s a unicondylar knee implant used for partial knee replacement

[🇮🇳Jitendra pratap singh🇮🇳 @jpsin1]

📢 *"पाटनी कंप्यूटर पहेली": जब नियंत्रण गया, तो विरासत भी गई*

साल 1978 में, एक जैन विजनरी उद्योगपति श्री नरेंद्र पाटनी ने भारत की पहली आईटी दिग्गज कंपनियों में से एक की नींव रखी: पाटनी कंप्यूटर सिस्टम्स। वे एक दूरदर्शी थे। उन्होंने देश का सबसे तेज दिमाग वाली टीम बनाई, उन्हें पूरी आजादी दी, और उन पर गहरा विश्वास किया।

उसी टीम में एन.आर. नारायण मूर्ति जैसे दिग्गज थे। वही टीम एक दिन साथ में निकल गई और इंफोसिस जैसा कल्पवृक्ष खड़ा कर दिया—जो आज पूरी दुनिया में छा चुका है। और जिस कंपनी ने इस उद्योग को जन्म दिया था, वह पाटनी कंप्यूटर, धीरे-धीरे अपनी धार खोती गई, आपसी उठापटक का शिकार हुई, और अंततः बेच दी गई।

हर उद्यमी के मन में आज यही सवाल होना चाहिए:
👉 यह प्रतिभा की विफलता थी, या नियंत्रण की?

🧠 मूल सत्य: विकास बनाम संरक्षण

हम अपना व्यापार इसलिए नहीं खोते कि सामने वाला ज्यादा होशियार है। हम तब खोते हैं, जब नियंत्रण के सूत्र (Control Points) चुपके से हमारे हाथ से निकल जाते हैं।

जैसे किसी मंदिर का गर्भगृह होता है, वैसे ही हर व्यापार का एक 'सोर्स कोड' होता है—चाहे वह केमिकल का फार्मूला हो, सॉफ्टवेयर का एल्गोरिदम हो, या ग्राहकों का वो जाल जो सालों की मेहनत से बुना गया हो। अगर यह 'सोर्स कोड' केवल उन्हीं के पास है, जिनका आपकी विरासत में कोई दीर्घकालिक हित (Long-term stake) नहीं है, तो समझ लीजिए—आप मालिक नहीं रहे, आप तो बस एक यात्री (Passenger) बनकर रह गए।

🌍 वैश्विक मानक: यहूदी समुदाय का मॉडल

अगर हम दुनिया के सबसे सफल व्यापारिक समुदायों पर नजर डालें, जैसे कि यहूदी समुदाय, तो हमें एक स्थायी ट्रस्ट आर्किटेक्चर (विश्वास की संरचना) दिखती है।

न्यूयॉर्क के डायमंड डिस्ट्रिक्ट हों या दुनिया की बड़ी फाइनेंशियल फर्मों के बोर्डरूम, उनका एक अटल नियम है:
"महत्वपूर्ण अंगों को समुदाय के भीतर ही रखो।"

उन्होंने यह समझ लिया था कि आप खुले बाजार से 'कौशल' (Skill) तो खरीद सकते हो, लेकिन वह गहरी वफादारी, जो साझा संस्कारों, नैतिकता और विश्वास से आती है—वह नहीं खरीदी जा सकती। वे सिर्फ व्यापार नहीं बनाते, वे विश्वास के तंत्र (Trust Networks) बनाते हैं, जहां सबसे संवेदनशील 'द्वारपाल' (Gatekeeper) की भूमिका उन्हीं को दी जाती है जो उनकी दीर्घकालिक सोच को समझते हों।

🔐 चार स्तंभ: जहां नियंत्रण की कमान होनी चाहिए

हर व्यापारिक साम्राज्ञी ये चार अदृश्य खंभे होते हैं। अगर ये चारों खंभे परिवार के विश्वस्त या गहरे जुड़े समुदाय के हाथ में न हों, तो नींव हिल जाती है:

1. अर्थ-कोश (Finance): चेक पर किसके हस्ताक्षर होते हैं? मार्जिन पर किसकी नजर रहती है?
2. ग्राहक संबंध (Key Clients): ग्राहक कंपनी के ब्रांड से जुड़े हैं या किसी एक मैनेजर की डायरी से?
3. गुरु-मंत्र (Core Know-how / IP): आपकी 'गुप्त विधि' (Secret Sauce) दस्तावेजबद्ध और सुरक्षित है, या शाम छह बजे कर्मचारी के बैग में घर चली जाती है?
4. अधिकार (Strategic Authority): फर्म की दिशा तय करने वाला अंतिम 'हाँ' या 'ना' किसके पास है?

💎 कड़वी सच्चाई

जब कोई प्रमुख कार्यकारी (Key Executive) किसी 'नर्सरी' से निकलता है—जैसे पाटनी से निकले—तो वह खाली हाथ नहीं निकलता।
वह साथ ले जाता है:

· आपकी रणनीतिक समझ (Strategic Insights),
· आपके रिश्तों का जाल (Relationship Networks),
· और आपके काम करने के पूरे नक्शे (Operational Blueprints)।

जैसा कि इतिहास में हुआ, उन्होंने कंपनी नहीं छोड़ी—उन्होंने कंपनी को दोबारा बनाया (Recreated), अपने नाम से।

🏰 निर्माण से संरक्षण तक

एक सच्चा नेता सिर्फ निर्माता (Builder) नहीं होता, वह संरक्षक (Protector) भी होता है।

· प्रतिभा को बुलाओ, उन्हें सशक्त बनाओ। ✔️
· उन्हें बढ़ने का मौका दो, उनका मार्गदर्शन करो। ✔️
· लेकिन... नियंत्रण के बिंदुओं (Control Points) को अपने पास सुरक्षित रखो। यह भी उतना ही जरूरी है। ✔️

तल्ख हकीकत:
नरेंद्र पाटनी ने नींव रखी, लेकिन भविष्य पर नियंत्रण फिसल गया। व्यापार में, प्रतिभा घर बनाती है, लेकिन नियंत्रण यह तय करता है कि उस घर की मालिकी किसके पास रहेगी।

🙏 *हमारे समुदाय के लिए संदेश*

हमें अब विकास करना होगा:

· सिर्फ व्यापार बनाने वालों से ➡️ व्यापार को सुरक्षित रखने और बढ़ाने वालों में बदलना होगा।
· सिर्फ व्यक्ति पर विश्वास करने वालों से ➡️ व्यक्ति के साथ-साथ संरचनात्मक सुरक्षा (Structured Trust) पर चलने वालों में बदलना होगा।

*एक व्यापार बाजार में नहीं हारता; वह तब हारता है, जब उसका हृदय (Heart) मालिक के हाथ से निकल जाता है।*

[Mukul Dekhane @dekhane_mukul]

Newton was a brilliant man.

Then he got married.

As is the norm with every marriage, initial phase was extended honeymoon. Being a thinker, Newton would sit on his working desk and think and ponder about the working of the universe.

“Hello my dear.” His wife would croon while bringing him tea to his desk.

It was almost after eight months that she asked him to get his tea from the kitchen.

“Oh yes.” He responded while deep in his thoughts. He kept sitting and thinking. It was after one hour that his wife went to the kitchen and discovered the tea still there on the shelf. Tea was cold. It made Mrs Newton hot with anger.

“What is it with you?” she almost shouted. “You keep on sitting on that chair day in and day out without moving and I have to move all over the house to finish the chores.”

Newton was amazed at the observation of his wife and postulated his first law.

“A body that is at rest, will keep resting. And a body that is moving, will keep moving.”

He had this sense of achievement. But his wife was not impressed.

Things continued in the same manner for some more time. Soon Mrs Newton was fed up with the situation. More than one year after the marriage, she decided to nudge Newton and make him contribute towards household chores.

She went to Newton and shook his chair. “Get up man and help me in setting up the house.”

Newton looked up. He had a look at the face of Mrs. He knew he will have to postpone his brainstorming sessions and indulge in some bodily chores.

He came back to his desk after finishing the list. He reviewed the whole situation and replayed the scene in his mind over and over again. He realized he moved from his desk because his wife had applied force on him. Then he came up with his second law.

“Acceleration of a body depends upon the force applied to it.”

Now Mrs Newton knew how to get Newton going. She had to apply some force to move from his chair and make him do odd jobs around the house.

Newton made some further observations. His wife responded in a kind manner whenever he helped her. He once forgot to wish her on her birthday as he was very busy thinking about falling bodies. His wife feigned ignorance and did not wish him on his birthday. If he left laundry pending, his wife would add more dirty clothes to it. She cooked meals only if he peeled veggies.

He analysed the situation and came up with his third law.

“Every action has equal and opposite reaction.”

These laws apply perfectly to me. And to everyone around me who is married. I am sure these laws apply to every marriage.

Newton should have named them Laws of Marriage instead of Laws of Motion.

😂😃🤣

[Meghna Girish 🇮🇳 @megirish2001]

#BalidanDiwas #BravestOfBrave
Everyone knows Braveheart Major Mohit Sharma AC SM as a daredevil Para SF officer of many operations. He also went undercover into terrorist territory disguised as 'Iftekhar Bhatt'

Major Mohit Sharma fought like a lion on his last operation in Kupwara's Hafruda forest this day in 2009, killing many terrorists before making the supreme sacrifice for the nation 🙏🇮🇳

In one of the bloodiest battles which lasted 4 days, total of 17 terrorists were eliminated by our soldiers of Rashtriya Rifles and 1 Para SF. Huge cache of arms including 17 assault rifles, 4 UBGL, 21 grenades and huge amount of ammunition were recovered along with radio sets and 2 GPS

Lesser known are our seven other Amar Balidani who also gave their all in the same operation
Prtr Shabbir Malik KC
Hav Rakesh Kumar SC
Naik Manoj Singh SC
Hav BS Annasaheb SM
Hav Sanjay Singh
Nk Anik Kumar SM
Prtr Nater Singh SM

Please keep the families of our 8 Bravehearts in your prayers 🙏
Never forget #FreedomIsNotFree 🇮🇳

[Sajid Yousuf Shah @TheSkandar]

How far would you go for your country?

Major Mohit Sharma gave up his identity, lived as Iftikhar Bhatt inside Hizbul Mujahideen & faced the enemy from within.

Shot in combat, he fought on eliminating four terrorists before his supreme sacrifice.

[The Better India @thebetterindia]

How far can one man go for his country?

Major Mohit Sharma went beyond limits — giving up his identity, entering Hizbul as Iftikhar Bhatt, and living among enemies for months to protect India.

Shot in combat, he still eliminated four terrorists before laying down his life. His Ashoka Chakra tells only a fraction of his extraordinary courage.

Swipe to uncover the man behind the mission >>>

#MajorMohitSharma #IndianArmy #AshokaChakra

[Major Mohit Sharma, Indian Army, Inspiring India, Heroes of India]

[Dr Poornima 🇮🇳 @PoornimaNimo]

Bharat's Dhurandhar !!❤️❤️❤️🔥
A thousand salutes.🙏🙏🙏

[PRO & Spokesperson, MoD, Dehradun Region @PRODefDehradun]

#ChangeofCommand
#MHDehradun
Brig Prafull Mohan took over command of MH Dehradun from Brig Parikshit Singh in a formal Change of Command ceremony held at Military Hospital Dehradun on 01 Nov 2025.

Brig Prafull Mohan is a highly qualified Clinical Pharmacologist and has distinguishedly served in multiple establishments including prestigious Armed Forces Medical College (AFMC), Pune.

[Aarz-e-ishq @Aarzaai_Ishq]

“Darmiyan talluq rahe na rahe,
raaz hamesha raaz rehne chahiye”

[👨🏻‍⚕️Abhishek kaushik @abhiortho]

🫡🙏🏻

[Megh Updates 🚨™ @MeghUpdates]

📍Happiest Birthday to 🇮🇳 PM Narendra Modi 🎉

[Yogi Adityanath @myogiadityanath]

'आदरणीय प्रधानमंत्री श्री @narendramodi जी: एक साधक, एक कर्मयोगी'

पढ़ें @JagranNews में प्रकाशित मेरा लेख...

[The Bone & Joint Journal @BoneJointJ]

This paper shows that the machine learning tool BoneFinder can automatically calculate Reimers migration percentage and head-shaft angle with similar accuracy to clinicians.

#MachineLearning #CerebralPalsy #Pediatrics

https://t.co/jivi2MORID

[Pardeep K Sharma @pardeepayur]

Namaskar Madhu Ji,

I’m an Ayurveda physician with over 15 years of experience, working in clinical oncology support at an Ayurvedic hospital. With all due respect, I felt compelled to respond to your tweet endorsing Navjot Singh Sidhu ji’s wife’s cancer diet as “ancient Ayurvedic wisdom.”

First, let me say this: the discipline she’s shown is deeply admirable, and the intention to heal through natural means is commendable. However, to call this regimen “Ayurveda” is simply inaccurate.

What’s being promoted resembles Western naturopathy and elements of functional medicine more than it does classical Ayurveda. And that’s an important distinction.

Ayurveda is not a catch-all diet or a fixed meal plan. It’s a personalized system of healing grounded in principles like Prakriti (individual constitution), Desha (geographical location), Kaala (season and timing), Agni (digestive capacity), and Avastha (stage of disease). A one-size-fits-all plan that includes berries, apple cider vinegar, and a daily intake of raw salad measured as a percentage of body weight doesn’t align with these foundational principles.

Let’s look at a few components mentioned in the shared diet plan: blueberries, Brazil nuts, quinoa, apple cider vinegar, raw turmeric, garlic shots, neem leaves, cold-pressed olive oil, and a sizable portion of raw salad. There's also the inclusion of fruit juices, concoctions, and various supplements.

None of these items, in this form or combination, are prescribed in core Ayurvedic texts like Charaka Samhita, Sushruta Samhita, or Ashtanga Hridaya.

Now, from an Ayurvedic perspective, raw salads—especially for cancer patients—are not advised. Foods that are cold, dry, or unprocessed (sheeta, ruksha, apakva) can aggravate Vata and weaken Agni, particularly in individuals recovering from chemotherapy or those with already compromised digestion. This isn’t a matter of interpretation; it’s a well-documented principle.

As for apple cider vinegar, despite its popularity online, it’s not found in Ayurvedic literature. Ayurveda does offer its own fermented formulations like Takra, Arishta, and Asava, crafted meticulously under the branch of Sandhana Kalpana. These are time-tested—not trendy.

Ingredients like Brazil nuts, quinoa, and blueberries aren’t native to Indian climates. Ayurveda stresses Desha Satmya—compatibility with one’s regional and cultural environment. As Acharya Charaka puts it, food should be suited to the land. Oregon berries aren’t exactly intuitive to the gut of someone living in Punjab or Jaipur.

Smoothies, cold juices, raw seeds—they might support general wellness in some modern systems, but they don't reflect Ayurvedic principles. Ayurveda examines food through a complex lens involving Ahara Sanskara (processing), Anupana (medium), and the fivefold analysis of Rasa (taste), Guna (quality), Virya (potency), Vipaka (post-digestive effect), and Prabhava (special action). This approach cannot be reduced to raw trends or “superfoods.”

When public figures promote such diets as “Ayurvedic cancer cures,” without clinical context or long-term evidence, it causes harm on two fronts. Patients may abandon evidence-based cancer treatments, and Ayurveda ends up being caricatured by the scientific community—as seen in the critiques from individuals like @theliverdoc. And honestly, that backlash is deserved when misinformation goes unchecked.

Do you promote treatment through some "press conferences" and "Tweets"??

It’s also worth highlighting a crucial yet overlooked fact: Mrs. Navjot Kaur did, in fact, undergo standard cancer treatment protocols. Her recovery followed the medical regimen prescribed for her condition. This essential detail rarely finds mention in popular narratives around her “Ayurvedic” diet, and omitting it skews public understanding of her healing journey.

Real Ayurvedic oncology support includes methods like Langhana, Deepana, and Pachana; Rasayana therapies post-surgery; dietary recommendations such as Peya, Manda, Yusha, and Shadangapaniya; as well as herbs chosen carefully for their Vata-pacifying, blood-purifying, and metabolism-regulating properties. All of this is done under clinical supervision—not based on online recipes.

I wholeheartedly agree—Sidhu ji’s wife’s recovery is a testament to her strength and willpower. But we must not use her journey to discredit allopathic medicine or to misrepresent Ayurveda as a salad-and-supplement protocol.

No sincere Ayurveda physician would validate this regimen as “Ayurvedic cancer treatment.” Because it simply isn’t.

Ayurveda isn’t here to compete with modern medicine—it’s a complementary system rooted in integration and thoughtful application. It offers hope, not hype. It emphasizes discipline, not doctrine. And most of all, it champions the individual over imitation.

Let’s preserve its integrity by challenging misinformation—especially when it comes dressed in the garb of tradition.

Warm regards,
Dr. Pardeep Sharma
M.D. (Ayurveda) | Sukhayu Ayurved, Jaipur
https://t.co/JpHcG0hmSe

[Bansuri Swaraj @BansuriSwaraj]

मानवता की सेवा में समर्पित, जीवनदायिनी करुणा के प्रतीक सभी चिकित्सकों को ‘डॉक्टर्स डे’ की हार्दिक शुभकामनाएं।

आपका तप, त्याग और निरंतर प्रयास रोगमुक्त समाज की आधारशिला है। जनसेवा को जीवनधर्म मानने वाले सभी चिकित्सकों को सादर नमन।

#NationalDoctorsDay

[Dr Vivek Pandey @vivekortho007]

Join me and Dr Ishani Chaudhary on a postgrad webinar on a case-based approach on nonunion of long bones at 1130 AM, 15/06/25 @diginerve_pg
Registration link: https://t.co/Vy8Zjh52wN
#orthotwitter #orthopostgraduates #orthoresidents

[👨🏻‍⚕️Abhishek kaushik @abhiortho]

Little insight in common knee deformities in kids

[Ranvijay Singh @ranvijayT90]

Gone Undercover, Risen Unbeatable: Salute to the Legend...

This thread is based on one of India's most heroic missions!

[👨🏻‍⚕️Abhishek kaushik @abhiortho]

@solimanibra92 @traumaticum @InvictaOrtho @Gnomelover1970 @kneedoclond @jointdocShields @centerofhip @orthotraumamd @eric_novack Sir , best will be Extended Trochanteric Osteotomy. It’s a controlled osteotomy which helps a lot and is easy to stabilise and heals well