One day, a group of students from a university in London arrived at the garden, eager to learn about the intersection of Chinese and Western gardening traditions, about the story of Lilias, about the garden’s role in cultural exchange. The young Elara a
If the team had to be run by remote control, then why were Sarfaraz and Umar Gul sent? Why were the selection powers taken away from Gary Kirsten and Jason Gillespie? And if captain Babar Azam wasn’t listening, the captain should have been sacked — so why were Sarfaraz and Umar Gul sent back instead? Is Babar Azam the next target?
@SarfarazA_54@umargul_55@babarazam258
@bazidkhan81 لگا کہ آگ شہر کو یہ بادشاہ نے کہا
اٹھا ہے دل میں تماشے کا آج شوق بہت
جھکا کہ سر کو سبھی شاہ پرست بول اٹھے
حضور کا شوق سلامت رہے شہر اور بہت
Wow! Iran’s game-winning goal in extra time to go through to the knockout round for the first time in the country’s history is disallowed. For the third straight game in a draw, Iran has a goal disallowed after review.
I saw a video in which Iqrar Ul Hassan was forcefully rebuking a low ranking FIA official, asserting that, by virtue of wearing a uniform, he is under a constitutional obligation to abstain from political involvement and to maintain strict institutional neutrality. Issue is such principles lose much of their force when applied selectively. If neutrality is indeed the standard, it must extend without exception to all other uniformed officials engaged in political affairs across the country. One can only hope that Iqrar Ul Hassan will demonstrate the same conviction and clarity when addressing those quarters as well
In intensive talks at highest level in 47 years, Iran engaged with U.S in good faith to end war.
But when just inches away from "Islamabad MoU", we encountered maximalism, shifting goalposts, and blockade.
Zero lessons earned
Good will begets good will.
Enmity begets enmity.
🚨 BREAKING CEASEFIRE UPDATES 🚨
"We are disappointed with how US behaved. Netanyahu's call to Vance during the meeting shifted the focus from US-Iran negotiations to Israel's interests. The U.S. tried to achieve at the negotiating table what it could not achieve through war. We came here with good faith, the press conference by Vance before he left Pakistan was unnecessary, we are committed & prepared to safeguard our nation's interest and sovereignty"- Iran FM Seyed Abbas Araghchi
The situation appears overstated. Given his extensive qualifications, the current portrayal raises questions about both the accuracy of the narrative and the practical application of his expertise. It would be reasonable to reassess his actual professional caliber.
This inDrive driver told me he is graduate of KE,gold medalist,cleared FCPS Medicine recently, completed MRCP UK,passed USMLE Step 1, 2, in residency,multiple international publications, and teaching experience,he is forced to drive inDrive coz no job.Situation is pretty bad guys
James Anderson achieved his 56th first-class five-wicket haul, finishing with match figures of 5-79 against Northamptonshire today.
There are only 3 fast bowlers in the world who has crossed the 50, five wickets hallmark in 21 century.
Abdur rouf Khan with 58 stands at number one in only 148 first class matches.
James Anderson with 56 in 305 first class matches and
Muhammed Abbas with 55 in 212 first class matches.
(Meant for my younger colleagues)
32 Years in Medicine: Lessons Beyond Guidelines
I saw my first OPD patient on 1st Feb 1994, during internship. This is my 33rd year as a doctor.
Over the years, I have followed the guidelines laid down by regulatory bodies. But some of the most valuable lessons in patient care are not written in any manual. They are learned, observed, and practiced daily.
Sharing a few principles that have consistently improved my doctor–patient interactions, especially for younger colleagues:
1. Respect time.
Keeping appointments on schedule builds trust. If delayed, inform early. If delay is due to an emergency, explain honestly.
2. Start with a smile.
Patients often walk in anxious. A warm greeting can ease half their stress.
3. Speak their language.
Even a few words in the patient’s language can instantly build rapport.
4. Listen; truly listen.
A missed detail in history can lead to a missed diagnosis. Good listening is good medicine.
5. Be fully present and avoid distractions. The patient in front of you deserves your complete attention.
6. Be fair.
If a patient has come to the wrong specialty, guide them appropriately and consider refunding the fee.
7. Know your limits.
If someone else can offer better expertise, don’t hesitate to suggest a second opinion.
8. Respect colleagues.
When a patient comes to you for second opinion and you find that prior treatment was appropriate, say so. There is no need to undermine another doctor.
9. Think from the patient’s perspective.
If they have traveled far to consult you, help them find care closer to home or consider teleconsultation when feasible.
10. Communicate clearly.
Explain diagnosis, treatment options, duration of treatment, possible side effects of medications, and follow-up plans in simple terms.
11. Promote healthy living.
Never miss the chance to reinforce lifestyle measures. Healthy diet, exercise, and sleep matter more than most prescriptions.
Medicine is both a science and an art. Guidelines teach us the science. These small, human touches define the art.
To the younger doctors:
Your knowledge will earn respect, but your empathy will earn trust.
Dr Sudhir Kumar @hyderabaddoctor
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