@_kumbhkaran A cm should know how to speak to a doctor.... Respect is earned by passion nd that should reflect in ur behaviour... U r going to solve people's problem not to make nuisance nd reel.... It's high time to remove her from CM nd show what people's power can do... Illiterate CM
> Study your ass off to clear MBBS
> Study your ass off to clear MD/MS
> Study your ass off to clear speciality and super speciality courses.
Only to get thrashed by some politician who is arts graduate from some university which has no value in life.
@Prajapat204 Kuch humiliation nhi huyi thi... They both r good friends... Bas views lene ke liye social media pe rant mat kro. Kuch authentic dikhao kyuki social media ke karan aise bhi aadhe se zyada public kaa brainwash ho chuka hai.... Nd don't tell fake news.... It's absolutely nuisance
An MBBS doctor paid ₹20–35k/month.
Let that sink in.
In 2026 India, a doctor who saves lives earns LESS than a government peon.
10+ years of education. Night duties. Abuse. Legal risk. Burnout.
And this is the “respect” for doctors?
No wonder doctors are depressed.
This system is broken. Period.
#DoctorsOfIndia #PayDoctorsFairly #MedicalExploitation #HealthcareCrisis #SystemFailure #SaveDoctors
@Indian__doctor How can IAS officer understand Head injury nd his audacity to say normal head injury... Does this medical term exist in medical world..... These ias officials think that they can leak higher officials feet nd would get promotion.... They are just here for reels....
Morons
NDTV has taken the quote from the patient who said its the doctor’s fault. Nobody even asked the doctor
A doctor is kicked inside a hospital—his workplace, his battlefield.
When he fights back, suddenly “inquiry”, “ethics”, “decorum” become trending words.
Let’s be clear:
Doctors are not punching bags.
Hospitals are not boxing rings for frustrated relatives.
Self-defence is NOT misconduct.
Silence in the face of violence is NOT professionalism.
If the system can’t protect doctors, don’t expect them to stand still and bleed.
Respect is earned—but safety is a right.
Enough hypocrisy. Enough moral lectures.
Stand with doctors. Or watch healthcare collapse.
#DoctorsUnderAttack #ProtectDoctors #ZeroTolerance #MedicoLivesMatter #HospitalViolence #EnoughIsEnough
A tired pilot is grounded.
A tired doctor is glorified.
WHY?
IMA has said it clearly: doctors in India are forced into 24–48 hour shifts, without regulated duty hours, rest, or safety — despite Supreme Court recommendations.
Fatigue in aviation = safety hazard.
Fatigue in healthcare = “sacrifice”?
This isn’t dedication.
This is systemic abuse.
Exhausted doctors make fatigued decisions.
Fatigued decisions cost patients’ lives.
If pilots deserve regulated hours to protect passengers,
why are the lives handled by doctors treated differently?
Enough token statements.
We need enforceable duty-hour limits, mandatory rest, adequate staffing, and legal protection — NOW.
Doctor safety = Patient safety.
Ignore this, and the system bleeds.
#DoctorSafety #PatientSafety #IMA #EndDoctorExploitation #HealthcareCrisis #ResidentDoctors #MedicalReform #StopGlorifyingBurnout
If this data is true, it should worry all of us.
The decline in top rankers choosing surgery isn’t about students changing—it’s about the system they’re entering.
Surgical residency still carries the image of long hours, hierarchy, limited mentorship, and delayed operative independence. And earlier, surgery was the primary procedural branch—if you wanted to “do something with your hands,” you chose surgery.
That’s no longer the case.
Today, most medical superspecialties offer procedures too. So procedural satisfaction + financial security is now possible without a decade-long surgical training journey.
So students aren’t running away from hard work—they’re choosing environments that feel structured, supported.
Instead of criticising their choices, we need to reform surgical training—respect, mentorship, monitored hands-on opportunities, simulation labs, mental-health support, and cultures that build surgeons rather than break them.
What do you think? Comment below