Re: BHMS doctor "saves" life of ICU patient in Gujarat- This whole charade appears to be a badly staged publicity stunt for the hospital this couple runs. Look at the ventilator for e.g. no actual patient waveform looks like that. It seems to be on demo mode screen! @rjVACHAS
Every Tom, Dick and Harry wants the “Dr.” prefix, from Gomutra gurus and pseudoscience peddlers to pharmacists and physiotherapists.
In India, professional titles are a joke, regulation is a punchline, and patient safety is the casualty. A full blown medical identity crisis...
Madam is now apparently a Dermatology specialist too, offering premium glutathione treatments on the side.
Garbha Venue? Suddenly, the entire business model makes sense....
I firmly believe this caste culture should not exist in medical colleges .
Be it JAAT , Rajput , Vaishyas , Brahman or anyone else
People can do it at personal level outside the institutional premises is totally alright but inside you all should be united irrespective of caste or your Dharm and your only identity should only be a doctor .
Btw state with 95%+ literacy rate who mocks whole North India and call them “dehatis”....
These rascals have civic sense even lesser than any random town of Chad/Niger or Mali...
It’s shameful how the police and government treat doctors.
The same doctors they call “next to God” during crises like COVID, when they genuinely need us, are treated with disrespect when we demand basic dignity and our rights..
India is definitely heading towards becoming a “Vishwagorilla” before 2047.
@brajeshpathakup
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Most doctors with established practices and reputations are silent right wingers, busy building careers rather than performing politics for validation.
Meanwhile, some coaching faculty cosplay as revolutionaries because their target audience is Instagram radicalised Gen Z, with subscriptions to sell and ideological fantasies to monetise....
This guy can stoop to any level to hate Modi. He is the biggest anti-national agent in India.
As long as this guy remains in the INC, nobody can beat the BJP. He is such a joker. 🤡
Forget about interns. Hospitals are full of SRs and professors, yet even JRs, especially surgery JRs, get very little hands on training.
They barely get to perform any surgery. Most of their work is file work and preparing patients for OT...
I think earning potential lies more in the person than in the branch.
Patient handling, communication, clinical skills, pressure management, reputation & public presence matter a lot.
Today I met a famous ENT surgeon from my city. He sees ~100–125 patients/day at ₹500 consultation fees, earns very well, lives a good life & regularly attends social gatherings and functions too.
The branch gives you a platform. What you do with it matters more.