I am planning to create a WhatsApp group for Medical Officers working at PHC and CHC level who handle autopsies, injury reports, age estimation and other medicolegal cases.
The aim is simple. I want to give practical guidance and help in difficult situations so no doctor feels alone while handling legal responsibility.
If you are doing MLC work, DM me so that I can add you to the group.
A Blood Donation Camp was organised under aegis of #GoldenKatarDivision at #MilitaryHospitalAhmedabad in collaboration with Department of Immunohaematology & Blood Transfusion of B.J. Medical College & Civil Hospital, #Ahmedabad.
The camp saw enthusiastic & whole-hearted participation of All Ranks & familes in the station, echoing the message of #ServiceToHumanity.
The event showcased commitment of #KonarkCorps towards voluntary blood donation & strengthening life-saving services — true to the values of #IndianArmy.
#IHBTAhmedabad
#SouthernCommand
@adgpi@IaSouthern@dgafms_mod@DefencePRO_Guj
@halitosis4700 I request you to remove your tweet and stop spreading false information.
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🩸ATTENTION 🩸
Urgent need for blood donation at Civil Hospital, Asarwa, Ahmedabad.
If you're willing to donate, please visit the Dept. Of IHBT, Blood Centre, B block second floor (B2), 1200 Bed, Civil Hospital, Asarwa, Ahmedabad.
Contact number : 94282 65409
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MBBS admissions cancelled in UP and Chattisgarh after fake certificates exposed
In Uttar Pradesh, the NEET UG 2025 process has been hit by a massive scam where 64 forged certificates were used under the Freedom Fighter quota.
The state has 4,442 MBBS seats, with 88 reserved for dependents of freedom fighters. This year, 79 seats were allotted under this quota and 71 students had already joined colleges, but verification revealed that many of these certificates were fake, leading to cancellation of admissions.
In Chhattisgarh, three students from Bilaspur managed to secure MBBS seats using forged EWS certificates. One of them is the niece of a BJP leader.
When the documents were cross checked at the tehsil office, it turned out that no applications were ever filed, yet certificates were issued and used to claim reserved seats. The truth only came out during verification.
if such scams are being uncovered in UP and Chhattisgarh, how many more are hidden in other states? Who is ensuring proper verification of these certificates, and who will answer for the genuine aspirants who are losing out on seats because of these fraudulent practices?
When the Healer Falls: A Wake-Up Call for Doctors’ Heart Health
💔Yesterday morning brought heartbreaking news.
Dr. Gradlin Roy, a 39-year-old cardiac surgeon, collapsed during ward rounds. Colleagues fought valiantly-CPR, urgent angioplasty with stenting, intra-aortic balloon pump, even ECMO. But nothing could reverse the damage from a massive cardiac arrest due to a 100% left main artery blockage. My heartfelt condolences. Om Shanti🙏
His tragic death is not an isolated event. In recent years, India has witnessed several young doctors, often in their 30s and 40s, succumbing suddenly to heart attacks. The irony is stark: those who dedicate their lives to saving others’ hearts are often neglecting their own.
❓Why are doctors more prone to heart attacks?
Multiple risk factors uniquely affect the medical fraternity:
1. Long, erratic working hours → chronic sleep deprivation, circadian rhythm disruption.
2. High stress levels → decision fatigue, constant patient/family pressures, medicolegal worries.
3. Sedentary lifestyle → prolonged standing in the OT or prolonged sitting in the OPD but little aerobic exercise; missed workouts due to on-call duties.
4. Unhealthy eating patterns → irregular meals, hospital canteen food, frequent caffeine.
5. Neglect of preventive care → many doctors postpone their own health check-ups and ignore early warning signs.
6. Psychological burden → burnout, depression, and emotional exhaustion add to cardiovascular risk.
7. Higher incidence of smoking and alcohol abuse
✅What should doctors do to safeguard their own hearts?
1. Regular health check-ups: Annual screening for BP, lipids, diabetes, ECG, and stress test when indicated.
2. Prioritize sleep: Aim for at least 7 hours, even if in split cycles, and protect it as seriously as an OT slot.
3. Daily physical activity: Minimum 30 minutes of brisk walking, jogging, or cycling should be non-negotiable.
4. Mindful nutrition: Balanced meals, portion control, cut down on fried foods and excess sugar.
5. Stress management: Yoga, meditation, breathing exercises, or hobbies that recharge mental health.
6. Say no to tobacco and alcohol: Absolute essentials.
7. Build support systems: Peer networks and mental health check-ins to tackle burnout and depression.
8. Listen to your body: Do not ignore chest discomfort, unexplained fatigue, or shortness of breath.
9. Take breaks, go for vacations, spend time with family and friends.
10. Learn to say NO: If you are overworked, learn to say 'No'. Elective surgeries & procedures and OPD conusltations are not urgent- they can be scheduled for a later date.
Dr Sudhir Kumar 28-08-2025