Gen Z, do you remember when KPS Gill was being celebrated by you as a "supercop"......?
If what you saw from the Delhi Police shocked you, imagine what countless families in Punjab say they endured during the militancy years. History shouldn't be remembered selectively. Acknowledge every victim, not just the ones that fit your narrative.
@SSA_chamcham Govt won’t spend money on education so you stay illiterate, dependent and keep voting for them. They could have given free college education to women if they wanted empowerment.
@VoiceOfChahat True 😭😭. I liked DoRaMi’s relationship with Ho jin more than cha muh hee’s . I just couldn’t understand her thought process in doing things that she did like my boy was just starting to open up in that car ride scene and in the next scene she gotta throw every thing out.
@ShivrattanDhil1 I think this concept of mall as one big multi storied multi brand building is becoming redundant . The concept of open mall is expanding rapidly nowadays as you can see these sprawling up on Chandigarh - Patiala , Patiala - Sangrur highways etc. That could be one of the reasons.
Infant surgeries were routinely performed with minimal or no anesthesia because anesthetists wrongly believed infants felt no pain due to their immature nervous systems, dismissing their responses as mere reflexes. This barbaric practice persisted until 1987, when Dr. Kanwaljeet J.S. Anand and Dr. P.R. Hickey published their groundbreaking research in the NEJM, demolishing those outdated myths.
In 1985, Dr. K.J.S. Anand had reviewed preterm neonatal surgeries and the results were shocking. He found that 76% used only muscle relaxants. This left infants awake, aware, and paralyzed during painful procedures.
In 1987, the article “Pain and Its Effects in the Human Neonate and Fetus” appeared in the New England Journal of Medicine. It combined clear evidence on pain perception in fetuses and newborns. This work changed medical practice. It led to global reforms in pediatric anesthesia that required proper pain relief for infant surgeries. The paper has been cited more than 2,700 times.
What worries me is that if a person as knowledgeable, experienced and resourceful as Prashant Kishore couldn’t pull it off, what chance do others have to bring a breath of fresh air into politics?
@theliverdoc Cocktail of psuedo-spirituality (yeah he is not spiritual too ) and psuedo-science is as dangerous as an alcholic one uf not more . It's just that alcholic one affects the liver more and this affects the brain more (i.e critical thinking ability 🧠).
Shame on you. Calling this scamster and charlatan into your supposed "hallowed grounds." Act responsibly, embrace scientific temper for a change.
Strange as it may seem, no amount of learning can cure stupidity, and formal education positively fortifies it - Stephen Vizinczey
@nocontextmemes Like fears to fathom,raji etc being made in india are appreciated by foreign audience rather than local one.Great many issues pertain when making a game like wukong on folklores,epics etc be it religious political etc hence no investor funding these projects.India =\= good market
@nocontextmemes Indian gamers are not a good consumer relative to any western consumer. Hence return is not good. Most of the indians still do video game piracy (which ik not against but you get my point). Also indians fixate more on a single game then trying different great indie games .
Do you know that ' Acid house ' music genre Was actually invented by Sikh musician Charanjit Singh . He made World's first ever Acid house Record in the year 1982😮😮😮 . Please retweet our hero 🙏🙏🙏