@WorkaholicDavid Exactly 💯
I was there in reliance digital only samsung felt premium apart from iphone all other were like thik hai
Like it felt nothing premium at least the in hand feel
This is just in my opinion
@saaaanjjjuuu S25 ultra vs xiomi 17
Which is better?
If budget is not an issue from sale prices of course
Camera main focus hai
Battery compact secondary requirements
Sir, with due respect, a 5-star hotel and a hospital are NOT comparable.
A 5-star hotel is a luxury. A hospital is a necessity. Often a matter of life and death.
If I can’t afford a ₹2,000 meal at a 5-star hotel, I simply don’t order it. I won’t die because I skipped an expensive meal.
But if I’m critically ill, I don’t have the luxury of saying, “This treatment is too expensive, I’ll leave.”
And here’s the bigger difference: a hotel gives you a menu with clearly stated prices. In hospitals, patients can face multiple arbitrary-looking charges for medicines, consumables, tests, procedures, rooms and other services—often when they are in no position to question or negotiate them.
You can walk out of a hotel.
You cannot simply walk out of a hospital when your life depends on treatment.
Healthcare is not a luxury purchase. Treating it like one completely misses the point.
I do not fully agree. Many things need to be corrected. Large corporate hospitals ( or any other hospital) require quality infrastructure and modern technology; they must also retain top talent with competitive salaries, skilled nursing staff, and good food .
While I do not support exorbitant charges by corporate hospitals, there should be a balanced middle ground. The government should provide them with subsidized electricity, eliminate corruption around hospital operations and insurance empanelment, and reduce healthcare taxes, especially since private hospitals are providing services that are fundamentally the state's responsibility.
In return, hospitals must ensure affordable, high-quality care. You cannot hold hospitals solely responsible. Most importantly, strict rules and regulations must be enforced against referral practices.
Senior Advocate Kapil Sibal’s proposal to ban any MP and MLA who gets elected on Party X’s symbol and later defects to Party Y for money or under pressure should be welcomed. He calls for 10 years ban.
Point 5 of CJP’s first demand charter released by @abhijeet_dipke sought the same thing, but much stricter—a ban from holding ANY public office and contesting elections for 20 years.
Breaking political parties, bribing MPs with 50-100 crores, toppling governments is a fraud committed on the country. Such fraud should never happen. The Anti-Defection law is outdated. The ruling party has ensured its misuse in its lust for eternal power. The young will change this! 🇮🇳🪳✊🏻