@hdfcsec Why can't you simply send RM details on email? You instead tell us to install an app to find out who our RM is!! And you claim that this is simple! That is a joke.
@ShamitaShetty@IndiGo6E You are cursing one specific airline. But others are no better. Mediocrity and lack of professionalism is spreading far and wide. Grin and bear it 😔
नभ उतरु आलं - a line from a Marathi poem. Rough translation: the heavens have descended!
An eerie scene on the Eastside from my home in Pune, India today. Monsoon Major has arrived, and how!
I love this Hindenburg fiction series. Every conspiracy theory makes the market nosedive, and I get to buy good stuff. The market recovers, and I smile (not quite laugh) all the way to the bank 😎
Doesn't matter who the fiction stars. The market acts the same 😃
Why has @hdfcsec HDFC Securities started selling health insurance? I have enough and more spam already, and I don't want this weird cross-selling. You will lose your broking customers if you don't stop.
@MSF@MSF_USA will continue to lose willing donors like me by failing to honour your promise of contacting only by email and not by phone. I have written communication from your India and global HQ to this effect. Still, I keep getting calls. I got one today. Sad.
When India plays Pakistan in cricket, the universe conspires to make absolutely anything possible. Such as a two-day international. What say? MHTMH 🤭
Let's hope hard the second day doesn't get washed out too!
@HDFC_Bank This is on your online portal today. I wish you could get at least the name of the corporation right!
Your portal can do with a lot of QC. Glitches are getting increasingly frequent.
@statdebjit 😃 I can totally relate to that! But I jope your Prof realizes now, looking back even on your age cohort, that IIMs produced many people making valuable global contribution to mankind, not just to business bottomlines and to "shaban bikri"
@Anirbban@Akshat_World Where did you read an excuse in what he said? You are welcome to have your opinion, and may have a valid point. But what he was suggesting is an interesting idea, and what will help is a constructive debate, rather than a dismissive swatting.
How a simple intervention can save lives:
This morning I was rushing to the hospital to take care of a patient who had a heart attack. I had to honk, shout and swear my way to the hospital to try and save the patient.
A lot of people glared at me. Some must have used cuss words.
You all have seen how the traffic of an entire city is stopped to transport a donor heart to a transplant recipient. The scenes evoke so much of empathy and awe because a large number of people suffer in silence to save a single patient needing a heart transplant.
Kudos.
But this practice is mired in hypocrisy. Everyday, across India, hundreds of patients have heart attacks. Some of them reach the hospital early to be eligible to get a primary angioplasty procedure. That procedure needs cardiologists reach the Hopsital quickly.
The only person that can save these patients is the interventional cardiologist. Yet he is supposed to follow all the traffic principles. If he can reach the hopsital a few minutes early, that can mean survival for the patient in heart attack.
Primary angioplasty has a better survival rate than a heart transplant. The patients recovered after primary angioplasty live almost normally and are productive for the society.
It makes sense if the government gives doctors a special privilege while navigating traffic trying to reach patients in emergency. It need not be a green corridor.
Who should be given this privilege, how it has to be communicated to the public, for what medical conditions this should be given and how to prevent a misuse can all be worked out.
Meanwhile, while I try to stick to the rules and blast my way across the city while going for an emergency, the expletives thrown at me are my blessings.
Bring them on.
The person on the cathlab table could be your relative, after all.
#EmergencyResponse #SavingLives #InterventionalCardiology
#TrafficRulesVsPublicHealth #SpecialPrivilegesForDoctors
#PrimaryAngioplasty
#PatientCare
#PublicSafety
@DrDeepakKrishn1@serioustaurean@drandrewsharp@mmamas1973@GopalKkoduru
@timesofindia your newly introduced comic strip adam@home is quite a pain. Why did you remove Dilbert? It's not as if I'm stuck to Dilbert. A change is okay. But *this* change is pretty tasteless. I can't find either humour or wit in it. Avoid!
#cred alerts are getting funnier and more nuisance than help. It catches a small transaction and its reversal as a suspicious repeat transaction. And to carry the fun further, I get a duplicate alert 😃 Perhaps they should use #ChatGPT ?