ritesh kumar

MBBS-seth GSMC &KEM hospital MUMBAI
MD Medicine (Safdrjung hospital)
Senior resident-VMMC AND SAFDRJUNG HOSPITAL NEW DELHI
MUMBAI -DELHI

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@AshuuKRS I don’t need your opinion.

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A personal life that gets destroyed in the process.
After sacrificing our youth, sleep, health, and personal lives to become doctors, is this the respect we deserve?
Is becoming a doctor in India really worth it when the system takes so much from us,

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@Breath2live2 In India, such incidents happen almost every day. Doctors give their best to save patients’ lives, yet they still face abuse and violence, even when they do everything they can

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@Breath2live2 I’m happy with my profession. I’m just pointing out the differences in healthcare systems and doctors’ working hours in India compared to the USA and other foreign countries.
Have you ever heard of doctors being assaulted by patients’ relatives in foreign countries. .

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@AshuuKRS It’s very easy to blame doctors. But why can’t you hold the government authorities accountable for the shortage of doctors in India and the poor condition of government hospitals?

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@AshuuKRS Brother, before blaming doctors, take a look at their duty hours and schedules. They often work 36-hour shifts without a break. Also, not every doctor or private hospital is the same. I’m talking about government hospitals, not private hospitals.

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yet often fails to give us even basic dignity and respect

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This is the reality of being a doctor in India:
Excessive patient loads and an acute shortage of doctors.
Hectic duty hours and chronic sleep deprivation.
Enormous responsibility with limited resources.
Verbal abuse and blame despite giving 100% to save a life.

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The bitter reality is that some patients reach the hospital only when their condition has deteriorated beyond recovery, even though timely medical attention might have made a difference. Yet, when we cannot save them at the last moment, the blame falls entirely on the doctors.

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@MoHFW_INDIA give everything we have to save them, yet sometimes, despite our best efforts, we lose the battle.

And what do we hear from the patient's relatives? "The doctor killed our patient." We face verbal abuse and blame for outcomes that are often beyond our control.

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@MoHFW_INDIA are expected to work for 36 hours straight without sleep.

At Safdarjung Hospital, we receive terminally ill patients referred from AIIMS and other hospitals, often when their condition is already critical and the chances of survival are extremely low.

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@MoHFW_INDIA
Becoming a doctor in India sometimes feels like sacrificing your entire life.
Sleepless nights, exhausting duties, overwhelming patient loads, and a severe shortage of doctors. After spending nearly half a decade or more studying and training,

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Requesting the concerned authorities to kindly look into this issue, ensure proper garbage clearance and drainage, and take necessary action to keep the area clean.

Residents deserve clean roads and a healthy environment. Please address this issue at the earliest.

#Delhi

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@CMODelhi
Respected sir/maam
This is the condition of the 60 Feet Road in Chhattarpur Pahari, Delhi. Garbage is being dumped along the roadside, and even a little water accumulates on the road, causing unhygienic conditions and inconvenience to residents.

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Respected Ma’am, I humbly request the Delhi Government and the concerned authorities to consider renaming “Akbar Road” in Connaught Place, Delhi, with a more appropriate name reflecting India’s heritage and values.
I request your kind consideration of this matter. @CMODelhi

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@narendramodi government medical colleges can make a tremendous difference to the future of Indian healthcare.
As a doctor, I sincerely hope to see even greater reforms in medical education under your leadership.
Jai Hind 🇮🇳

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Hon’ble Prime Minister @narendramodi sir
Respected sir, you are doing remarkable work for India. In my opinion, you have been one of the best Prime Ministers India has had, and the progress in our economy and several other sectors is truly commendable.

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@narendramodi I have just one humble request: please give greater attention to the education sector, especially medical education and government medical colleges.
Improving infrastructure, faculty strength, training facilities, research opportunities, and the overall learning environment in

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@rapidoapp_ why is a different type of vehicle being sent to me? More importantly, how are such vehicles and riders being allowed to operate when the ride is clearly uncomfortable and potentially unsafe?
Please look into this issue and clarify your vehicle allocation and safety standards.

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@rapidoapp_ I’m seriously concerned about the vehicle mismatch and safety standards on Rapido.
3 days ago, I booked an auto through the Rapido app, and the map showed an auto. However, an electric auto arrived instead. The driver was driving extremely poorly and aggressively,

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@rapidoapp_ app showed a bike. Instead, an electric scooter arrived, and the rider was also a Zomato delivery partner. The scooter was in very poor condition, and I was again subjected to several sudden jerks during the ride.
My question is simple: If I book an auto or a bike,