Dr. Vishal Raut

@theliverdoc 😀😀😀 im seeng many fitness influencers warning people not to take semaglutide and the likes. Also they are the very ones who will be the drivers for sale of these medicines in a few months, its my gut feeling.

Bro Science.

@Annu7902 Fake bill.

रिया और उसकी फ्रेंड फाईफ स्टार होटल में खाना खाने गई तो वह रोटी अच्छी नहीं लग रही थी ! वह वेटर को बोली की भया रोटी अच्छी लाओ ये कैसी रोटी लाए हो आप ! इतनी अच्छी होटल का नाम खराब कर रहे हो वेटर बोलता हैं मेम ऐसी ही मिलती है ! क्या भया ऐसी रोटी के लेते हो क्या पैसे आप अच्छी रोटी लाओ वेटर बोलता हैं ! मेम आपको खाना हैं तो ऐसी रोटी खानी होगी नहीं आप जा सकते हो ! लड़की बोलती हैं भया ऐसी केसे बात कर रहे हो हम आपके कस्टमर हैं ! आप अपने मैनेजर को बुलाओ जल्दी से में मेंजर क्या करेगा आपको खाना हैं या नहीं ! लड़की मुझे नहीं खाना हैं ऐसा खाना इस्से अच्छा तो फूट फाथ पर मिलता है ! वही से खा लूंगी वेटर ओके मेम आप अपना बिल दे दो फिर कही से भी खा लो कोई दिक्कत नहीं है ! लड़की किस चीज़ का बिल हम तो कुछ खाए भी नहीं मेम खाओ या मत खाओ आपकों बिल तो देना पड़ेगा ! लड़की बिल देखती हैं और बोलती है भया हमने सिरीफ एक गिलास पानी पिया है ! आपका खाना तो आप वापिस ले गए हो बिल किस चीज़ का मेम आपकों बिल पे किए बीना नहीं जाने दिया जाएगा ! फिर क्या लड़की ने बिल पे करना ही पड़ा देख लो आज कल फाइव स्टार होटल वाले केसे लूट रहे है ! इन पर 1% भी भरोसा नहीं किया जा सकता हैं!

@law_ninja The biggest support is needed from family. They rope in relatives to counsel you your decision is wrong. It takes one person to say " I'm with you". Thats a luxury in India.

@Doctorisation This is true generally but if you can establish value and trust with business owners you get a lot of leeway too Its just the initial trust that is hard to earn

It is 9 PM on a Sunday in a middle-class flat in Jaipur. A father and his 22-year-old son are at the dining table. The mother is in the kitchen, listening. The son wants to stop his CA coaching. He wants to learn AI tools and build something. He cannot fully explain what that means. The father is quiet. He sold ancestral land to fund this coaching. Rs 3.5 lakh. Money meant for his daughter's wedding. He says: "Beta, just clear the exam. It's the safe option." Safe. That one word has shaped more Indian careers than any exam, any counsellor, any placement cell. Every decision in every middle-class family runs through one filter: is it safe? And for three generations, "safe" meant one thing: do what everyone else is doing. Engineering is safe because 10 lakh others are doing it. CA is safe because your uncle's son did it. Medicine is safe because doctors are always needed. Government job is safe because pension. This is the most dangerous definition of safety in India. And it has quietly destroyed more careers than it has built. Let me show you why. In 1993, the safest career in India was a government job. Everyone said so. Every parent said so. Every relative said so. The map was clear: sarkari naukri or bust. A tiny number of families made a different move. They sent their children into IT. Private companies. Software. The relatives were horrified. "Leaving a government job for computers? Pagal hai kya?" These families weren't being reckless. They had noticed something: the IT road was empty. No competition. Unlimited upside. Anyone who was even slightly competent could rise fast because there was nobody ahead of them. By 2003, those families had built the Indian middle-class dream. Bangalore. Whitefield. Two cars. Parents living with them. And then the map updated. Suddenly every family in India was saying "engineering → IT." 10 lakh students entered engineering every year. The same path that was empty in 1995 had a 10-year traffic jam by 2005. The families who followed the "safe" updated map competed with millions. The families who moved before the update had already won. Here is the insight nobody talks about: The safest career in India has never been the most popular one. In every generation, it was the one nobody else was doing yet. IT was safest in 1995, when nobody was doing it. Not in 2005, when everyone was. I know because I lived this pattern myself. When I was in high school, I wanted to study law. The map said law was a dead end. Lawyers were guys in black coats outside district courts earning Rs 5,000 a month. The fact it was wrong does not matter, they believed so. My family's map had no entry for "corporate law." Nobody knew that international firms were entering India. That M&A lawyers were earning more than IIT graduates. I found out because I looked at the territory instead of the map. The road was empty. Almost nobody from "good families" was choosing law. Competition was near zero. The NLUs were new. CLAT was not yet a prestige exam. Convincing my parents was the hardest part of my life. I was asking them to trust a road they couldn't see. I didn't drop out of anything. I didn't make a dramatic bet. I studied. Got the degree. And on the side, I built. Wrote. Explored what nobody was paying attention to. That's how iPleaders started. Not by abandoning the system. By adding to it. Within 10 years, the map updated. Corporate law became a "preferred destination." CLAT coaching became a Rs 1,000 crore industry. The road that was empty when I entered it became a traffic jam. Same pattern. Every generation. The map runs on a 10-year delay. Always has. What the map calls "safe" today is what was actually safe 10 years ago. By the time everyone crowds onto a path, the path is already dying. IT was great in the 90s and 00s. The map kept pointing to it until 2020. Corporate law was safe in the 2000s. The map kept saying it until now, when CLAT has 10 lakh aspirants. If you want to know what is actually safe right now, don't look at where the crowd is going. Look at where the road is empty. Right now, in April 2026, here is where the road is empty: IT fresher hiring collapsed 80% in 3 years. The crowd is still heading there. CA has 10 lakh students chasing a profession that needs half as many people. UPSC has a 0.07% selection rate. These are crowded highways. The map says they are safe. The map is outdated. The empty road is AI deployment into real Indian businesses. 63 million MSMEs running on WhatsApp and Excel. 1.5 million lawyers maintaining case diaries in physical notebooks. Lakhs of CA firms where clerks work until 2 AM doing what AI does in minutes. The number of people who can walk into these businesses, understand the workflow, and deploy AI to fix it: essentially zero. Not 7%. Not 2%. Zero. No coaching institute for this. No entrance exam. No rank list. No 10 lakh competitors. The CA's wife in Ahmedabad who builds practice management automation agents for CA firms. Earns Rs 33,000 per month recurring right now. She learned Claude Code in 2 months. The exporter's son in Tirupur who automated his father's order processing. Rs 200/month server. Zero competition. An Indore dropout building AI tutoring for coaching centres. 6 clients. Rs 90,000 per month. They are just starting, we have no idea how much they will grow in next 3 years. They found the empty road. While everyone else is sitting in traffic on the highway the map recommended. Now here is the important part. You don't have to choose between the highway and the empty road. I didn't. Keep studying. Do the degree. Sit for the exam. Get the job. AND spend 2 hours a day on the empty road building and learning on the side. The CA student who studies during the day and builds AI workflows at night. By the time she clears CA, she is the only CA in her city who can deploy AI. She has no competition. Not because she is the smartest. Because she is the only one there. The law student who does coursework and moot courts, and on the side builds a legal research tool. He graduates with a degree AND a client list. The engineering student who attends classes and also automates her father's factory. If placement comes, great. If not, she already has revenue. Degree is the safety net. Side project is the empty road. You walk both. Back to the dining table in Jaipur. The son doesn't need to say "I'm dropping out." He needs to say: "Papa, I'll keep studying. But I want to spend 2 hours a day learning something new on the side. Give me 3 months. If nothing happens, I've lost nothing." That is a conversation an Indian parent can say yes to. And here is what that father should know. The "safe" choice is not what everyone else is doing. It has never been. In every generation, the families that followed the crowd got what the crowd gets. The families that found the empty road early got everything. His son hasn't lost his mind. His son has seen the empty road. In 5 years, that road will have coaching institutes, entrance exams, and 10 lakh competitors. The map will update. Everyone will pile on. The window will close. Right now, today, in 2026, the road is empty. That is not risky. That is the safest place in India to be.

@theliverdoc Its engagement. They are giving people what they want to hear. You arent. Meta sees only that. Its unfortunate but sab bijness hua hai. Even social media platforms are skewed.

What in my post was worthy of an account suspension? The Vaidya claimed it was copyright infringement because I used his "publicly" available photos. Instagram has kept all his BS posts replete with medical misinformation alive. Remember - do not ever visit these scamsters or use their services. They are always looking for their next prey. 11/11 Please let the Vaidya know what you think about his scam here and also please report his posts for misinformation. Accounts like his, should never exist. instagram.com/drravinder.261…

My Instagram account was briefly suspended today. Here is why. @instagram caters to maintaining misinformation, while suspending those who call out misinformation. An Ayurvedic practitioner Vaidya Ravinder Kaushik (instagram.com/drravinder.261…) of Anantya Healthcare based in Gurgaon (anantyahealthcare.com/pages/our-foun…) was responsible for the brief suspension of my Instagram because I called out his fraud practices - including his claim of Ayurvedic treatment of Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy. Here is my post that was taken down because the so-called Ayurvedic "expert" in "genetic medicine" could not tolerate scientific criticism - that was harming his business. 1/11

@therahul4402 BASIC

Do you still remember your first programming language? 👀 Mine was Python Drop yours 👇

@SanjayYada7n They need another body to act as a mediator between hospitals and insurance companies. They should build this first.

🚨 Big Move in Health Insurance 🚨 Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India (IRDAI) has formed a panel to review private health insurers. What will be reviewed? 👇
• Claim experience & customer complaints
• Rising premiums 📈
• Product design & transparency
• Hospital tariffs & pricing issues
• Fraud control & digital systems 👉 Focus is clear: Improve policyholder experience & make health insurance more fair and affordable. Also, recommendations from Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) will be considered — which means industry-level changes may come soon. 💡 My Take:
This is a much-needed step. If executed properly, it can reduce claim disputes and bring better clarity between insurers & hospitals. Now the real question is Will this lead to better claim settlement experience on ground? 🤔 #HealthInsurance #IRDAI #InsuranceNews #Policyholders #IndiaInsurance #Claims

@volklub I Walked away without a scratch after an headon collision with a runaway loaded trailer. Agreed.

Cars need not to be assessed as an asset or a liability when you have one life & probably only 40 years of driving. I understood it at 22 and stand on this is still the same…

@Fittrwithkj I get up at 4 😢

Wake up Don't check your phone for the first 30 minutes NO NEWS NO EMAIL Go to the window Go to the balcony Look out Take some sunlight into your eyes There are specialised photoreceptors in the eyes which regulate with the Suprachiasmatic Nucleus or the Master Clock in the brain Doing this one tiny act will regulate your -Sleep -Mood -Energy levels -Appetite -Bowel movements This is the low-hanging fruit WORK ON IT FROM TOMORROW

@akashtiwari1007 Yup. My german of 2018 is giving me 14 16 in normal conditions. Its bs4 engine.

My sister’s Tata Tiago 2024 model gives a mileage of 10-12 … My friend’s Audi A1 2016 model gives a mileage of 16-18 … How on earth is this possible? Is engineering going backwards?

@theliverdoc Credential Verification: Content producers (health influencers, self-media) must verify professional qualifications. Unverified individuals cannot share medical, legal, or financial advice. Similar to that in china is needed sorely in India. To incentvise govt, fine them steep😆

Good morning. Congratulations to the author of the post for the classical click-bait AI-slop misinformation that won millions of views and used "scienceploitation" for engagement farming. Enjoy the payout. I am sure this guy has received promotion money from the NOW supplements manufacturer also. Here is the truth, which will hardly receive any views. Also, activating Brandolini's Law: "The amount of energy needed to refute bullshit is an order of magnitude bigger than to produce it". L-theanine is a relatively safe amino acid found in tea. It may have mild calming effects in some people. But this post takes weak, preliminary, small-sample evidence and presents it as though it is established neuropharmacology. It uses scientific-sounding language to make a dietary supplement sound like a precision brain drug. It isn't. The confidence of the claims vastly exceeds the quality of the evidence. That gap between confidence and evidence is the textbook definition of misinformation. Only legal compound that changes brainwaves on EEG within 40 minutes This is spectacularly wrong. Caffeine, alcohol, benzodiazepines, antihistamines, nicotine, melatonin, and dozens of other legal substances produce measurable EEG changes within minutes. This claim alone tells you the person writing this has no background in neuroscience or pharmacology. The mechanism description sounds impressive but is oversimplified to the point of being wrong. L-theanine is structurally similar to glutamate, yes. But describing it as sitting on glutamate receptors and "partially blocking the signal" is a gross simplification of what are weak, inconsistent findings mostly from animal and in-vitro studies. The actual receptor-level pharmacology in living human brains at oral supplement doses is not well established. Saying "your excitatory system downshifts" as though this is a reliable, predictable drug effect is not supported by the evidence. GABA levels rise, serotonin and dopamine both increase. Again, mostly from animal studies using doses that don't translate cleanly to a 200mg human oral dose. You cannot cite rat brain tissue data and present it as what happens in your brain after swallowing a capsule. The alpha wave claims... Yes, some small studies show modest alpha wave increases. But alpha waves are not a "meditation and flow state frequency." That is pop neuroscience. Alpha activity increases when you close your eyes and relax. It is not a marker of cognitive superiority or deep focus. Framing alpha waves as something "people spend years trying to access through breathwork" is pure marketing language dressed up as science. The 2016 multitasking study Small sample sizes, single studies, no replication at scale. One small study is not proof of anything. This is how supplement marketing works: find one favourable small trial, present it as settled science, ignore the dozens of studies with null or mixed results. Blocks the jitter pathway without touching the alertness pathway There is no such thing as a single "jitter pathway" or "alertness pathway." This is made-up oversimplification. The actual evidence on L-theanine plus caffeine synergy is modest, from small trials, and far from the clean mechanistic story presented here. Dont waste your hard earned money on supplements that you never require. The ones who post these never use such garbage products themselves. Much like actors Ajay Devgn and Shah Rukh Khan in Gutka ads or Cristiano Ronaldo featuring Herbalife products.

@oelma__ How dare you forget "Gone in 60 seconds" The soundtrack is one of my favorites

@TheAhmadOsman Find me a viable alternative to claude

What do you want to see me running on these 4x DGX Sparks today?

@NightSkyToday Donald trump.

If aliens visit us, who should be in charge of speaking on behalf of humanity?

@Sakshi50038 It makes a great gift. And god believes in charity.

Give me one reason to buy this!

@justbyte_ Hatred for round displays. It triggers my ocd. No ui is made for round screens, other than watches.

What's stopping you from buying this?

@shaiz_princess @Schandillia Yes. Kindly list the homeopathy cirriculum too.

@Schandillia The curriculum of BAMS is 4.5 year plus 1 year internship. The course comprises of studying Ana, Physio, Patho, Biochem, pharmacology, toxicology, medicine, surgery, peds, obgyn, opthalmology, ent both from Yurveda perspective as well as modern..that sounds like same as MBBS rt?

Recently needed to see a doctor for a strange persistent cough that has lasted well over a month. Apollo a bit of a drive, so called a local hospital to see if I could walk in for a consult. Lady asks if I want a “normal doctor” or a “special doctor.” “ENT will be great but that’ll take an appointment, right?” “Yes sir, you can get an appointment for 4:00 PM tomorrow. If you want a normal doctor, you can walk in anytime.” “Yeah I think regular should be fine for now. Am coming in now then. It’s just a cold, any MBBS should be able to handle it.” “Sorry sir, for an MBBS you’ll need to come with appointment.” “What? Then what do you mean by normal doctor?” “BAMS.” I hung up without a word. I don’t know how common it is to call BAMS quacks doctors now but it’s a dangerous downgrade of India’s medical ecosystem.

@Schandillia Its systemic. The best way to destroy a country from inside is to cripple educational systems, this is an offshoot of the same.

@measure_plan I used to play games like this, rail shooters. Now someone needs to setup a debug utility that repairs code like this 😄

html-in-canvas API is shattering my expectations

@SanjayYada7n Agreed. But not every agent is proactive as your team. What to do then as a customer?

@Doctorisation Rules are already there for Companies ke liye bhi and insured ke liye bhi. But aise cases main company ko bhi check karna hota hai kahin non disclosure nahi tha 15days main claim aa gya surgery. That’s were intermediary role matter to understand both and help who is correct

🚨🚨 “Sir claim reject ho gaya… And honestly, this time even we had doubts. 🫴Impossible To Possible 👈 Policy started: 21 Nov 25
Hospitalisation: 7 Dec 25 
Diagnosis: Kidney Stone Too early. Too suspicious. Cashless - Rejected , Reimbursement Rejected. She earlier had a policy with Care Health (via Policybazaar). No past medical history. She came to us for porting - we shifted her to Niva Bupa Aspire. But client was alone in India with kids. Husband NRI. 
We decided - we will not leave this case. Our team visited hospital, verified facts with clients and spoke to hospital too. We filed reimbursement which got rejected and we re-open the case escalated to senior level of Niva Bupa. After strong follow-up and logical reasoning. ✅ Claim Paid 100% - ₹2.4L+ settled, Zero deduction 👉 Insurance is easy to sell
👉 But claims need fight That’s why I always day intermediary matters . 📩 If your intermediary doesn’t stand with you, change your intermediary - If he help stay with him lifetime👍 ⌨️Just type help Comment or DM #Insurance #HealthInsurance #Health #Mumbai #Pune #Nagpur #Thane #Banglore #Hyderabad #chennai #Tamilnadu #Kerala #Lucknow #delhiNCR #Gurgaon #NivaBupa