Emotional tears (joy, grief, sadness) :
Triggered by activation of the limbic system. Contain proteins, hormones, and neuropeptides in concentrations that may differ from basal or reflex tears. Some studies suggest variations in prolactin, ACTH, and leucine enkephalin.
Reflex tears (e.g,onion tears) : Triggered by irritants such as onion vapors, smoke, or dust. Produced in larger volumes. More dilute, with differences in electrolyte and protein concentrations. Onion vapors contain
syn-propanethial-S-oxide, irritates the eye and stimulates tear.
NEET SS 2025 candidates gave their exam on December 27.
Counselling finally began in March end. Joining date was April 10.
Thousands of doctors resigned from jobs, served notice periods, relocated cities, prepared documents, and put their careers on hold to join super-speciality training.
Then suddenly — counselling stopped because of a court case.
Since then?
Endless adjournments.
No hearing.
No accountability.
No clarity from DGHS or MCC.
No response on helplines.
5000–7000 doctors are now sitting jobless because the system cannot decide its own timeline.
You cannot play with the careers of doctors like this.
These are not numbers.
These are years of sacrifice, hard work, and lost income.
Either resolve the matter urgently or at least communicate transparently.
This silence is cruel.
#NEETSS #NEETSS2025 #MCC #DGHS #SupremeCourt #Doctors #MedicalEducation
🚨In January, I warned that healthcare in India was about to become a gig economy. Many called me alarmist.
‼️Today, a Bengaluru startup, Tez Health, is offering doctors at home, ₹499 home injections and a "minimum bookings guarantee"!
🤡That is what we are about to normalize in urban India.
🙏To my fellow doctors, nurses and medical students, this is the "exact gig economy script" being run on us next.
🙏To every patient and family reading this, this is your living room being turned into the next dark store!
✅If you care about saving healthcare in this country, please share this and tag @MoHFW_INDIA, @NMC_IND, @CPCB_OFFICIAL, your state medical council, and your state pollution control board. They need to see this before the first preventable death makes it to a front page.
🥼Me and my team have investigated this startup and we write in detail about why this is a Pandora's box and dangerous for our country! 👇🏽
Why are you taking an eternal to deliver the promised redemption product !!! @HPIndia
assured before purchase, to be delivered within 15 days but after purchase 60days!!
#hp#offer
💔 This is not suicide; it’s an institutional murder. 💔
A poor farmer couple toiled day and night , doing labor work and sugarcane cutting ;to educate their daughter. That daughter, full of determination and compassion, became Dr. Sampada Munde. 👩⚕️🌾
For the past year, local police officials and political figures had been pressuring her to file false medical and postmortem reports.
But Dr. Sampada, fearless and honest, refused to surrender her integrity. 💪
For months, she fought a lonely battle against the dark forces within the system.
In the end, this very corrupt system crushed her spirit and took her life. 😢
This is not suicide !!
this is a murder by the system that failed to protect its own healer.
A farmer’s daughter who lived to serve society has become a victim of the same institutions meant to deliver justice. 💔
If we don’t raise our voices today,
tomorrow every home may lose another “Dr. Sampada.”
🙏 #JusticeForDrSampada
Her sacrifice must not go in vain.
A farmer’s dream was burned alive now it’s time to ignite the flame of justice. 🕯️
#JusticeForDrSampada #MedTwitter
#JusticeForDrSampada
GB pant Hospital, Delhi! Pls do not ruin our life. My Husband Dr. Amit is forced to work 36 hours and has resigned due to such toxicity. Pls provide him humanly duty hours as per 1992 rules for a month as cooling period and counselling before accepting resignation. #MedTwitter
One can understand if only one resident is forced to work while others are chilling.. But in most colleges,every resident is working 36 hours.
During my time in Jipmer, we had only 4 units in medicine and every 6 weeks we have a triple duty week. I was in M1 and that meant Sunday, Monday and Friday duty. Each duty was 36 hours long.
It was the fault of the faculty because there were only 8 residents in total per year..in DM it was only 2 residents per year in endo and 4 per year in cardio.
Is it tough? Yes
Will everyone be able to cope with it? No
Is it toxic ? No
If every resident asks his wife to tweet and give concession, all departments will collapse. All government medical colleges in India, run on the hardwork of residents. The only way to reduce the workload is to 3x the seats. That will come back to bite the same resident in the form of saturation when he becomes a junior consultant.
In short, there's no workaround for hectic residency. If everyone does 36 hours, no matter how it sounds, it's hardwork not toxicity.