Shekhar hemmadi

Is it true??

@WorldlyHQ One of best action scenes 🤣🤣

His plan failed

@Odikiwise @docakx

@docakx Insulin Injection 🥹. It does more harm than good

Doctors - Name one medication you would never prescribe, even if you are in a situation like this? why?

@rummagedmusing Breaking Bad

LOOKING FOR A NETFLIX SERIES SO ADDICTIVE I FORGET THE OUTSIDE WORLD EXISTS…. WHATCHA GOT?

Today’s small win ❤️ Recognized and called my 10-year-old patient by name… after 8 years. The smile that followed — priceless. In medicine, it’s not just about treatment. It’s about being remembered… and remembering.

@BanCheneProduct Unbelievable so tragic in this advanced age 😢 Tantric should be held and given exemplary punishment

A 14 year old boy in Amroha, Uttar Pradesh, died after being bitten by a snake. Instead of seeking immediate medical treatment, his parents took him to a tantrik, who advised submerging the boy in the Ganga river for 12 hours. Tragically, the delay in proper medical treatment and care led to his death.

@SrinivasanSS52 @DeeptaNagpal Wow great to know 🙏😊

@DeeptaNagpal Very good to know that you were a Diet Counsellor to late Dr A P J Abdul Kalam, so what type of diet have you prescribed when he was serving as the President of India

Shukar Vaar

@Indian__doctor Thank you brother

Reality of Indian Doctors... Who is RESPONSIBLE? ? #MedTwitter

@jsdass1978 @Indian__doctor You are right,ye senior doctors ka goodwill chakkar me youngsters problem hai

@Indian__doctor Who? Toxic darpok slave old doctors that justify killing duty hours as hard work and now in HoD / Dean & Director positions. These spineless cowards licked boot of seniors and washed their clothes too & expect our children to be like them. Shame on them. killers backstabbers

@san_x_m @rashmiprasan @grok is it true?

Her name is Rohini Sindhuri. She is a 2009 batch IAS officer posted in Karnataka. In 2018, she was the District Collector of Hassan. She discovered illegal sand mining happening every night from the rivers in her district. She stopped it. Local politicians were furious. They went to the Chief Minister. Within days, she was transferred out of Hassan. She fought it in the Karnataka High Court. The court ruled her transfer was illegal and ordered the government to reinstate her. The government reinstated her. Then transferred her again. She went back to court. She kept going back to court every single time the system tried to silence her. Between 2018 and 2023, she was transferred seven times. Each transfer came within weeks of her exposing something. She never stopped working. She never stopped filing cases. She never stopped showing up. India has a system where honesty is punished with transfers. Rohini Sindhuri refused to accept that as her final answer. She is still in service today. Follow for real stories about people who refused to quit.

@ceylonparotta Yes she's thinking yaar kayka celebrity kudko mera naam dindora karna hai 🤣

She showed her true colour 🥵🥶🤬

@BanCheneProduct Om Shanti 🙏🙏🙏

With deep sadness, like to inform you of the untimely demise of Lieutenant Anshu Rathore, aged 22, who tragically lost her life in a road accident on Sunday morning near INS Valsura in Jamnagar.  Lt. Anshu was returning from Pune after completing her professional training and was traveling with a colleague at the time. The accident took place on Valsura Road when the vehicle they were in reportedly lost control and overturned near the naval base. Despite receiving prompt medical assistance, she succumbed to the severe injuries sustained in the crash. Om Shanti 🙏  Jai Hind 🇮🇳 🙏 🫡🫡🫡

@theskindoctor13 Along with culprit cops the magistrate and doctor who gave fit certificate should be taken to task!

A Madurai court today sentenced nine Tamil Nadu cops to death in the 2020 Sathankulam custodial deaths case, calling it “rarest of rare.” On 19 Jun 2020 in Sathankulam, Thoothukudi, P. Jayaraj (60) was picked up for keeping his shop open past lockdown hours. It was a petty violation, something that would normally attract a fine. Instead, he was taken to the police station and beaten. Word reached his son, J. Bennix (31), who came to the station. When Bennix arrived and saw his father already assaulted, he protested and argued with the police. That confrontation became the turning point. Instead of de-escalating, the police turned on both of them with far greater intensity. What followed was not sporadic violence but sustained custodial torture. Through the night, both men were stripped and repeatedly beaten with lathis. Eyewitnesses later described continuous assault: blow after blow, hour after hour, targeting not just the limbs and back but also lathis forced into their rectums. The violence was methodical and prolonged, not a sudden burst of anger. Their blood was splattered across the station walls, and they were made to clean the floor of their own blood multiple times. The next morning, they were taken to a govt hospital and, shockingly, declared “fit” for custody despite requiring changes of six lungis due to profuse rectal bleeding. They were then produced before magistrate D. Saravanan, who remanded them to custody without examining their condition or speaking to them directly, citing COVID protocols. He reportedly stood on his balcony while police surrounded the injured men below and, without following basic safeguards against custodial abuse, signaled the police to take them away. The two were then sent to Kovilpatti sub-jail, about 100 km from Sathankulam. Both died within the next few days. This wasn’t some distant, dark chapter from history. This happened in 2020, just a few years ago, out in the open, without fear of law, backlash, or consequence. And that’s what makes it worse. Police brutality is routine, not an exception. For every case that shocks the nation, there are countless others that never surface. Many don’t report because they fear the very system meant to protect them. Social media occasionally forces attention, but justice shouldn’t depend on something going viral. Sadly, this will continue because governments are apathetic towards police reforms.

@GitaShlokas_ NTR I heard every house hold had his photos!

@BanCheneProduct @Mahaveer_VJ Don't they have any association?

At 2 a.m., exhausted from work, a delivery boy reached a residential society. Outside the lift, there was a shining notice: “Delivery boys are not allowed to use the lift. If caught, a fine of ₹100 will be charged.” The delivery boy asked the customer to come downstairs, but the customer clearly said, “I don’t care whether you take the stairs or the lift, just bring my order.” Helpless, he had to climb six floors using the stairs…

@IhabFathiSulima Psychographic pseudo syncope

A young female medical student is sitting comfortably (HR 65/min, BP 110/70). Suddenly, her father hands her car keys. Moments later, she feels nausea and dizziness, then collapses. On assessment: HR 35/min, BP 70/30. What is the most likely diagnosis?

@AlongImna Bhelpuri ka tela dekha😜

Best excuse for being late ??!!?? Winner gets my respect and a virtual samosa..

@Geiger_Capital Though it's satirical interview some Liberals find fault in everything on earth!

Justice for the Gays of Hormuz

Watched #Dhurandhar2‌TheRevenge yesterday It's a great movie Though the film blends a cross border terrorism with underworld and political nexus,focusing mainly on Karachi criminal activity! Where is the propaganda here ? Lastly salute our Jawans🙏🙌