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I was looking at private medical colleges and since I’m also from the NE and have relatives in Agartala I was considering applying for the counselling process.

1. How is the quality of education in the college? (couldn’t find any info on it since it’s a new college)

2. How is the patient flow?

3. Would you personally recommend this college?

Any additional input of this college would be highly appreciated.

I’m contemplating doing BDS from a private college and if I’m able to clear NEET MDS and complete my postgraduate studies, then is there any scope to become a lecturer?

I understand that I might have an amateur take on the topic, but since I don’t have a particular desire to start a clinic of my own, is this a viable pathway to follow?

BDS, as I understand it, is an oversaturated industry in India. If we add the fact that I’ll be pursuing it from a private college, it would make me a less desirable candidate.

However, if there’s any kind soul out there who’ll take even a few minutes to guide me through this I would highly appreciate it.

Came back to my hometown and I got a headache because of how cold it is.

First time this has happened to me at an airport and I’ll take it as a sign of good luck

I’ve been contemplating on which wax stick would help me achieve that sleek look (similar to 2nd slide).

I don’t trust the reviews on Amazon since they seem like paid reviews.

If you have other recommendations then that would also be highly appreciated.

On one hand, we have select people from the Kuki and Naga communities who are advocating for peace but heartless people (3rd slide) and their militant groups keep escalating the situation.

Before you look at it through a communal lens, let us first look at it through a humanitarian lens.

How utterly terrified the abducted victims must be feeling and how hopeless their families feel on the other side.

To our Manipuri Naga brothers, is this the legacy we leave behind for our future generations?

And to our brothers in Nagaland, are these crimes justified in any way, shape or form?

One of the pastors who were killed in an ambush by the Zeliangrong United Front (ZUF) was the youngest son of the revered missionary Pu Pakho Sithlou and his mother was a Rongmei herself.

Pu Pakho was one of the pioneers who championed the Christian cause among the Rongmei tribe.

If anyone asks for more proof, there are a multitude of articles that are available on the internet regarding his contributions and the validity if my claims. I would encourage all to read on them.

I write this with a heavy heart and tear stained eyes since I cannot imagine that such a disgusting act of violence and barbarism was showcased by our so called Naga brothers in Manipur.

All the candle light vigils, slogans and singing hymns won’t change the fact that you have the blood on the Lord’s pastors on your hands.

If anyone wishes to read more on the shameful incident I’ve inserted an excerpt from a news article but please read more from the sources on the second slide:

At least three people were shot dead and several others injured after unidentified armed men ambushed their vehicles in Manipur's Kangpokpi district on Wednesday, triggering an immediate blockade along National Highway-2 and heightened tension in the region.
The victims were three church leaders belonging to the Thadou Baptist Association (TBA), including former Manipur Baptist Convention (MBC) General Secretary Rev. V Sitlhou. The two others were identified as Rev. V Kaigoulun and Pastor Paogoulen.

According to reports, the victims were travelling in two vehicles and were returning to Kangpokpi from Churachandpur district after attending a TBA Conference in Lamka when they were attacked midway.

KIM said that Rev. V Sitlhou had recently participated in peace initiatives with the Nagaland Joint Christian Forum (NJCF) in Kohima aimed at fostering reconciliation and mutual understanding between communities

In my opinion, rain brings out the best of the hills.