@sandipsabharwal@PMOIndia , @FinMinIndia and concerned authorities, kindly regulate these insurance company and protect the exploitation common people.
@sandipsabharwal Yes sir, I agree. Insurance industry very unregulated in India. I have to renew my parents insurance, as IRDA rules, senior citizens health insurance premium should not be increased more than 10% year to year to basis, but premium is increased by more than 30% by STAR HEALTH.
(3/3) "Throughout my journey, I witnessed the unique struggles faced by women in medicine. Many women who started strong in MBBS dropped out before completing their post-graduation or super-specialty studies. Marriage, childcare, and family expectations often forced them to step back from their careers.
That’s why I became actively involved in Women in Nephrology India (WIN India), an organisation dedicated to empowering women nephrologists. As the Secretary of WIN India, I’ve worked to create opportunities for female doctors, mentor those returning after career breaks, and advocate for women kidney patients.
Women are often the silent caregivers, putting their families’ needs first. In many households, women are the ones donating kidneys, yet they struggle to access dialysis or transplants themselves. Through WIN India, we are working to change that narrative, ensuring women have equal access to life-saving care.
Today, I serve as a professor at NIMS, leading one of the country’s largest nephrology teaching programs. When I first joined, NIMS had only one residency seat in nephrology. Today, we have ten seats, with 30 students in training at any given time. Our department has grown to include 120 dialysis machines and has successfully performed over 130 kidney transplants in a year.
Watching my students flourish has been one of my greatest rewards. Many have gone on to establish nephrology departments in cities across India, from Madhya Pradesh to Kerala and Tamil Nadu.
If there’s one lesson I’ve learned, it’s this: Women must prioritise their health. Too often, we eat last, rest less, and delay seeking medical care. But like the oxygen mask rule on airplanes, where you’re told to secure your own mask before helping others, women must care for themselves first. Only then can we care for our families and contribute fully to society.
My journey has been filled with challenges, but each one has taught me resilience. Whether it was standing in front of an exam hall with my child in my arms or helping families find hope in the face of tragedy, I’ve learned that strength is not just about enduring hardships—it’s about finding purpose within them."
- Dr. Swarnalatha Guditi, Nephrologist
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@krishnabgowda
Sir, we are facing problem with getting podi of land(survey number 158 Anagodu, Davangere taluk) since February 2022. Even after repeated appeal, no work done. We are not getting any land rights. Kindly sort out and do the needful sir.
Thank you
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@osd_cmkarnataka @raviraj_spatil @krishnabgowda@siddaramaiah Thank you forkind reply madam and sir,
Till date i registered 4 times in https://t.co/WLVW8jq2NG, but got no use and improper response and no work done.
197574- dated 31-08-2024,
201777 -dated 21-09-2024,
209515- dated 02-11-2024,
212844 -dated 22-11-2024.
please do the needful.
https://t.co/qrsA5un6uI
Sir, we are facing problem with getting podi of land( survey number 158, Anagodu village, Davangere taluk)since February 2022. Authorities are taking time and confusion with them, making it delayed. Kindly sort out and do needful. Thank you.
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I hv seen lots of claims being rejected for frivilous reasons by Insurance companies.
@StarHealthIns takes the cake though
" Cardiac arrest is a chronic and long standing condition" - hence t claim stands rejected
Can anyone beat this BS ?
I agree with this picture/meme completely. Also would add Judiciary to Bureaucracy in the bottom part of unseen iceberg.
What is your take? Please comment.