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@_ayobami0260 Me time

HABITS EVERY MEDICAL STUDENT SHOULD ADOPT Let's hear from you 🗣

@parrysingh I’m planning my son’s Dastaar Bandi ceremony in Chandigarh this summer, and now I’m tempted to settle generational scores with a full desi band and orchestra at the after-party 😄 He’s a Canadian-confused desi, calls me “historical” every day…so yes, I’m blaming u for this idea!

A ‘shaadi ka band’ is playing outside. Aaj mere yaar ki shaadi hai. Teri rab ne bana di jodi. Mehendi laga ke rakhna. It seems the era of ‘shaadi ka band’ songs got over in the 90s.

@jpdeol @gulanaricoconut 🤣Vehli Jananis need brain kick. This gives dopamine effect. Lol. My dopamine is twitter. The reason I am fake account here. Lol

@gulanaricoconut What’s up with women telling other women how to be?

weird comparison. whether one feels “successful” is a subjective measure. it’s easy to look externally successful while feeling internally unsatisfied. the key thing to remember is you’ll never feel ready for anything but you have to DO things anyways to keep moving forward ‼️

@ankushtweets I have OCD and ADHD

I don’t have OCD, but anyone who comes back from traveling and puts their luggage on the bed is a big no for me. Airports, train stations, buses, cabs, that luggage has been everywhere, picking up dust, germs, and who knows what else. Please! Don’t do that.

@ChShafiullah15 Its Leukolplakia, but what if another option is Candidiasis?

White patches in mouth ? A- Vitiligo B- Depression C- Leukoplakia D- Cirrhosis

@jpdeol Don’t kiss Vancouver. Lol. It’s beautiful sunny day!!

“California weather”

@sabeer You will have to define "oxymoron", now to "morons" 🤣

“Honest politician” is an oxymoron.

@_ayobami0260 Grey Matter, matters!!

If the human brain is same,then why are some persons smarter than the other?

@AhmadRehanKhan They don’t

Benzodiazepines don't treat the Anxiety Disorders

@LeafSingh Lol… Thank you for weather update

If you think your life is bad. It’s snowing in Edmonton today

@jpdeol Brother is back!!

Feliz Día Internacional del Español y me despido desde Madrid. Incluso después de 17 viajes, todavía me da mucha pena irme de aquí.

@parrysingh @aparnaswarup Congratulations sir

@aparnaswarup Thank you, thank you!

Huge Congratulations @parrysingh and Mrs Singh. 🥂

@parrysingh I first heard about him from my niece, this generation’s favourite Punjabi singer!

@tarangds Haha! Okay, I shall keep my Punjab trip off-Twitter. But I have neither heard Arjan Dhillon, nor heard of him!

This turned into a wonderful thread of ‘how to spend a Mumbai evening’. Thanks for all the suggestions (and the DMs) - including the funny ones like gate crashing a wedding or meet SRK So, what did I do? I used to be a regular in Mumbai till about 15 years ago, hence already quite familiar with the old haunts. So I headed to the Arts Cafe at NMACC. As a bonus, a young employee from Manipur, after hearing I’ve come from Singapore, gave me an impromptu tour of the whole place. I forgot to ask her name - but if anyone from NMACC is reading this, please give her a pat on the back. And while I’m not important enough to get an audience with SRK, I did find his scribble on the Arts Cafe wall rather interesting.

@parrysingh After a certain age, it’s less about money and more about purpose,once you’ve had money and realize it’s the simple things that truly make you happy.

This viral post misses the mark on a few fronts. It assumes that beyond a certain number - 10 crore, 100 crore, 1000 crore - everything you do is driven by greed. It also reduces happiness to just health and relationships, as if purpose vanishes once you have a certain amount of money. I won’t pretend there’s a universal number that’s ‘enough’. For some it’s 10, for others 100, for a few it’s far beyond. That’s personal. But here’s what I can say. Even after Rs. 100 crore, the desire to contribute doesn’t disappear. You still want to build, solve, and matter. That’s not greed. That’s a human instinct to be useful. After a point, work shouldn’t come at the cost of your health or relationships. But that also doesn’t mean stepping away from work. It means you finally earn the right to choose how much you work, what you work on, and why. Some principles worth considering: 1. Wealth buys choice, not closure. - It frees you from compulsion, not from purpose. 2. The opposite of greed isn’t idleness. It’s meaningful work. It means doing less of what drains you, and more of what feels worth doing. 3. Finally, balance isn’t about working less. It’s about working right

@parrysingh I have to scream my lungs out for this everyday… and the response I get? “Will do!” 😌 but at my teen son’s convenience, timeline, and mood swings. Execution not guaranteed. Terms and conditions apply. 😭

A simple principle of living needs to be taught to kids from an early age: “leave a place in the same or better condition than you found it.” Wipe the sink. Straighten the chair. Pick up the stray popcorn. Stay on the trail. Leave the forest as you found it. If we follow this everywhere - from bathrooms to meeting rooms, cinema halls to earth itself, the world would be so much more beautiful.

@DrSuneelDhand He is citing it from meta-analysis of observational study which comes with a drawback. It only summarizes the studies included in it. If the underlying observational studies are biased, it will only produce a more precise, but still biased estimate error!

This is not true and a gross misrepresentation of reality.

@MbarkCherguia Hangover cure!

I have NEVER in my life seen ANYONE eat tomatoes like this. Is this really a thing? Salt and pepper? A steak, sure. But tomatoes? 😏

@parrysingh I studied at a Malayali-dominated college, around 70% of my class was mallu, so this feels like déjà vu for me. I still eat banana chips😆

When Malayali friends bring over Vishu Sadhya to a Punjabi home in Singapore…

@AmmousMD Statin or Peptide ?

If you ran a 5-year clinical trial to look for the harms of smoking, you’d conclude smoking is safe. That’s about how long most statin trials run.