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On one hand, the Supreme Court has suggested linking unpaid traffic challans to electricity bills to push for recoveries. On the other hand, Gen-Z has countered with a savage reality check-suggesting that judges' salaries and promotions should also be linked to pending court cases.🔥😂

The incident took place at a Shiva temple in Ganesh Nagar, Jaipur’s Kardhani area, during a religious programme on September 25. Police identified the arrested men as Harish and Devansh, a father-son duo.

Police said both were arrested for breach of peace after examining CCTV footage. A cross-FIR has also reportedly been filed by the other side, with police investigating both versions of the incident.

Rajkot Civil Hospital: Senior doctor was detained after a female resident doctor alleged he slapped and threatened her during a dispute over treatment of a critically ill patient. The incident sparked a resident doctors' protest, with the alleged confrontation reportedly captured on CCTV. Hospital authorities have initiated further action.

A delivery outside LR

A doctor shared that he had treated an auto driver and his family for free on two occasions. When the doctor later took an auto ride with him, the driver reportedly asked for ₹100 extra, prompting the doctor to question whether kindness is always returned.

What are your stories, Doctors?

2 years ago, invested in Parag Parikh Flexi Cap fund and it has not grown much from then. Total this much amount is invested Amonut Invested _ 8.28 lakhs, current - 8.93 lakh, P - 65.63K . I was thinking of pulling it out and invest it in Fixed Deposit in PNB at a 6.60% interest rate for 444 days. Is it a bad decision?

If anybody knows anything, please ping me up.

₹34,000/month for an MCh CTVS surgeon. Let that sink in.

MBBS → MS General Surgery → MCh Cardiothoracic & Vascular Surgery.
Nearly a decade+ of brutal medical training.

And the Himachal Pradesh Government offers him ₹34,000/month?

We scream about shortage of specialists, but when we finally have them, this is how we value them.

Why?

Rained today so obviously the only logical response was to make khichuri. Ended up putting a lot of things into a 2.5L kadai which was honestly way too small for three people’s worth of rice, dal, and vegetables — a lot of stirring, a lot of overflowing moments. I was on cooking duty. And it came out really good, like better than I expected. I tried to make it once before and it wasn’t that good. Felt too much spicy earlier. But this one felt pretty perfect. There’s something about rain + khichuri that just hits different, especially when you made it yourself with people you love.

Rained today so obviously the only logical response was to make khichuri. Ended up putting a lot of things into a 2.5L kadai which was honestly way too small for three people’s worth of rice, dal, and vegetables — a lot of stirring, a lot of overflowing moments. I was on cooking duty. And it came out really good, like better than I expected. I tried to make it once before and it wasn’t that good. Felt too much spicy earlier. But this one felt pretty perfect. There’s something about rain + khichuri that just hits different, especially when you made it yourself with people you love.

Rained today so obviously the only logical response was to make khichuri. Ended up putting a lot of things into a 2.5L kadai which was honestly way too small for three people’s worth of rice, dal, and vegetables — a lot of stirring, a lot of overflowing moments. I was on cooking duty. And it came out really good, like better than I expected. I tried to make it once before and it wasn’t that good. Felt too much spicy earlier. But this one felt pretty perfect. There’s something about rain + khichuri that just hits different, especially when you made it yourself with people you love.