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@KartiPC True sir.

“Encounter Killings” is bad policing. A professional police force will apprehend the accused & bring them to justice before a court of law.

@snr_boost @prakdadlani Exactly! We have another one running 35+ years and counting !!

@prakdadlani My mother still owns and operates a sumeet mixie handed down from her mother. The damn thing is 35 years old and the motor works just fine! Not a single problem with the motor in all these years! No wonder she refuses to "upgrade" to newer models

Many of us grew up with a SUMEET Mixer Grinder in our kitchens, invented in the 1960's by Shri S. P. Mathur, known for their unmatched durability & quality. Yet, since that time innovation in this sector in India has stagnated. We're here to change that. Innovate in India.

@theliverdoc Science Vs Urine 1-0

Some good news in the morning for Hepatology patients. A new drug called efruxifermin was found to reverse scarring of the liver in patients with cirrhosis due to non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (now called MASLD). This new drug is a fusion protein that mimics the effects of fibroblast growth factor 21 (FGF21), which regulates metabolism and protects cells from stress. Efruxifermin designed by Akero Pharma, has a half-life of about 3 days, allowing it to be administered once a week. Efruxifermin is undergoing Phase 3 clinical trials in the SYNCHRONY protocol, which includes studies targeting both pre-cirrhotic NAFLD and compensated cirrhosis due to NAFLD. The SYNCHRONY program builds on results from two 96-week Phase 2b clinical trials, where 39-41% of patients receiving the drug experienced at least a one-stage improvement in fibrosis/scarring without worsening of inflammation, compared to 15-20% in the placebo group.

@NewsTamilTV24x7 From when on we started calling ragging as prank !

#BREAKING | கல்லூரியில் பிராங்க் - அப்பாவி மாணவன் விபரீத முடிவு! #Kovai #Prank #PrankVideo #CollegePrank #CollegeStudent #Bullying #NewsTamil24x7

@praddy06 Fantastic. !!

Dharmapuri district is getting heavy rains from Cyclone Fengal, Krishnagiri too will get heavy rains., Parts of Salem, Erode, Bangalore and Nilgiris too would get rains. KTCC (Chennai) will see pull effect in the next 2-3 days with sudden spells. This will be the last update for the system. Fengal poda Sengal endru solli mudithi kollalam at same time thanks for improving water levels in Chennai tanks. There is no chance of water shortage in 2025.

@dmuthuk Best advice. HBD sir.

Buy AC first. Then think about buying shares of AC companies. Don't deny yourself or your family the comfort of an airconditioner.

@drpal_manickam Maha prabu. YouTube la engala mudichu vitutu ingayuma! Deepavali aniku nimmadhiya rendu sweet sapda vidunga 🥲🥲 iniku oru naal protein fibre ku leave vidunga 🤣

Gut-Friendly Tip! To curb those midnight cravings, try a protein-rich snack or sip on a calming herbal tea before bed. High-fiber foods and proteins reduce hunger hormones, helping you feel satisfied longer and making late-night snacking less tempting. #drpal #guthealth

@arivomkadaioffi Povom. Poidhan papom 🤣

After seeing my expenses in China.. My wife from India:

சென்னை மாநகரில் மழை தொடர்பான புகார்களை தெரிவிக்க உதவி எண்! #WeatherUpdateWithPT | #ChennaiRains | #WeatherUpdate | #TNRains | #Helpline

Inviting volunteers; from chennai for forecast, real time info, on field situation, to join whatsapp group- west GCP( kolathur, Annanagar & Coimbedu police dists) to handle monsoon in efficient manner. Ping me 9994790008. #monsoon #Chennai #volunteers #rain

@Maran135 @SJB56856832 திங்கள் - மாதம்

இந்த மாதிரி ஒரே பெயரில் இரண்டு விஷயம் வேற என்னென்ன இருக்கு சொல்லுங்க?

@sumanthraman The day can’t end worse. Prayers.

Initial reports say that the express train rammed into a stationary goods train.

@theliverdoc Thanks to you for shutting down a few !!

Can you appreciate the deafening silence of the movie celebrities and tech uncles and bros on Indian Twitter NOT giving healthcare advice for a while? The silence is satisfying. Hope it stays long enough.

Heartbreaking news from EY Pune - a young CA succumbed to the work pressure and nobody from EY even attended her funeral - this is so appalling and nasty!!!

@theliverdoc Many items from yesterday checklist spotted!

Gentle reminder that Ayurveda practitioners are not real doctors. If you feel sick or get ill, go to a real doctor. Which, again a reminder, is not an Ayurvedic practitioner.

@theliverdoc Wonderful checklist !

How to identify a science and health illiterate on Indian social media 📍Believes in, and uses the term "Nature heals" 📍Promotes herbal or floral teas for metabolic diseases 📍Encourages various "detoxes" and "detox protocols" 📍Promotes classical Yoga as an exercise 📍Cites and quotes Naturopaths and Chiropractors 📍Easily offended when Ayurveda is termed a pseudoscience 📍Distracts a scientific argument towards religion, culture or tradition 📍Attacks the messenger instead of debating the message with facts 📍Plays the victim card and dogwhistles their mostly health-illiterate followers to attack 📍Almost always Nation first, science and evidence last 📍Loves barefoot walking 📍Drinks raw milk, demonizes corn flakes 📍Strongly believes there is "hot" food and "cold" food types that dictate human health 📍Considers honey a healthy sugar alternative 📍Considers jaggery a sugar free iron tablet 📍Strongly believes that Eric Berg is a doctor 📍Starts the day with lemon and warm water on empty stomach 📍Considers celebrity nutritionists who promote ghee as superfood, medical doctors 📍Considers medical doctors who promote ghee as superfood, celebrity nutritionists 📍Strongly believes that pressing some finger or massaging the nose improves liver and pancreas health 📍Is f*cking scared of statins and paracetamol on social media, but will be using both in real life 📍Responds with YouTube clips or Blog posts as evidence 📍Almost always finds rubbish evidence to their unscientific claims driven by confirmation biases on WebMD or Cleveland Clinic/Harvard hospital blogs 📍Strongly believes that ancestors lived for 100 years 📍When losing a scientific argument, always tries to steer the topic towards Covid vaccines 📍When asked for scientific evidence for the wild claims they make, almost always responds with another question rather than give a straight answer, such as: - Does modern medicine have a cure for cancer?

@theliverdoc Ended up with puss and severe pain around toe nails. I still don’t know what went wrong.

Grounding or Earthing (via bare-foot walking) is a pseudoscientific practice. It has no clinically relevant benefits. There are a lot of absolutely nonsense wasteful studies on this topic that has contaminated the published literature. “The act of grounding refers to a physical connection between the electrical frequencies of the human body with that of Earth’s, Just like the sun constantly provides us with energy and vitamins, the earth too is a source of subtle energy that contributes to optimum health.” None of that is true, there are no “electrical frequencies” involved, the Sun does none of the things that are claimed, nor does the ground. Read more here: Earthing/Grounding is yet another dubious medical claim exploiting weaknesses in the system. sciencebasedmedicine.org/earthing-updat… from @ScienceBasedMed Worse, there are risks of foot infections (pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/16914795/) and trivial trauma that can possibly result in life-threatening complications in at risk populations (eg: those with diabetes and peripheral nerve disease) Indian healthcare's biggest challenge lies not in teaching people critical-thinking skills, but in educating and training the common person how to avoid health-illiterate boomer uncles like Mr. Vembu.

@dmuthuk Mention of maragadha natarajar and maragadha lingam as well sir. [Emerald statues].

Believe it or not. Check for yourself. This is Uthirakosamangai, also known as Mangalanatha Swamy temple in Ramanathapuram, Tamil Nadu. This temple is 3000 years old. Yes, you read it right. 3000 years, even before current major religions of the world came into being. Call it cultural or religious tourism; the tourism potential of Tamil Nadu is hugely understated.

@karuppadanna Kerala has got wonderful literacy levels and social equality models. Read latest social indicators about the state in many posts by @dmuthuk

A Kerala story! Dhanuja Kumari who collects garbage daily from well known Malayalam writer G.R. Indugopan’s house is herself a writer of note. Books by both of them are taught in Calicut University.

@ProcomSathish @omjasvinMD As per news videos she is a nurse in Gudalur village in Nilgiris, TN.

@omjasvinMD Earlier jubair, now to kl. Tn awards aren't for domiciles of tn

Chief minister M K Stalin will award Kalpana Chawla award for courage and daring enterprise to A Sabeena, nurse from Nilgiris District, who daringly saved lives by going in a zip-line across a damaged bridge during the Wayanad landslide disaster. The severe landslide in Wayanad district, Kerala, caused the collapse of the Mundakkai-Suralmalai connecting bridge. As a result, rescuing those trapped became difficult. In this situation, it was decided to use a zipline to tie a rope and cross to the other side for rescue operations. The person who voluntarily stepped forward to participate in this effort was nurse Sabeena.