Doctors Of J&K

On my way i found a piece of paper tied to an electric pole, with a small note on it.
I was curious to know what was written, hence went closer and read it.
"I lost Rs. 50 somewhere on the road. If any of you find it, please give it to me at this address, my eyesight isn't great so please help"
I was to follow that address and found an old mud house in shatters with an older woman sitting outside, she was frail and asked who is it, after hearing my footsteps.
I said i came by this way, found Rs. 50 on the road, so wanted to handover to you.
She began crying on hearing this. She said "my dear i had atleast 30-40 people come over and give me Rs. 50 saying they found it on the road. I didn't write that note, i cannot even see properly nor do i know to read or write"
I said its Ok amma you keep it. She asked me to tear that note off on my way back.
I walked back with million thoughts as to who could have written that note?
She would have asked everyone to tear that note but none did it. I mentally thanked that person and realised that we just have to feel the need to help, there are many ways to do. He wanted to help this old woman and he did it.
Someone stopped me and asked, bro can u help me with this address? I found a 50 Rupee note, want to handover".

Interference of revenue officials in hospital affairs unacceptable: JKDCC
Calls for 2 hour pen down strike on Monday barring emergencies.
Demands transport facility and in-house accomodation for the doctors and paramedics.
Srinagar, January 10.
Jammu and Kashmir Doctors Coordination at Committee(JKDCC) which is an amalgam of various doctors associations, today in a statement showed indignation against undue interference by revenue officials in day to day hospital affairs.
Dr M Y Tak Convenor JKDCC said, "adminstration has badly failed during this winter's snow fall and got itself buried as the snow was not cleared from the roads, lanes and by-lanes for days together. This adminstrative apathy caused a lot of difficulty for doctors, paramedics and patients to reach hospitals and consequently a disaster like situation was palpable."
Dr Owais H Dar General Secretary Doctors Association Kashmir(DAK said, that Sub District Magistrate (SDM) Pattan Baramulla through electronic media advised people to avoid travel on Srinagar- Baramulla highway, due to slippery conditions of road and consequent traffic mess, but at the same time visited the Trauma Hospital Pattan to check the attendance of medical staff.The staff could not be there on time as they had to travel through the same route which was unfortunately inaccessible.
Dr Arshid H Trag , Joint secretary DAK said that "SDM Pattan instead of doing his assigned job to clear the roads and lanes and make them accessible for people , so that they can reach to their destinations, visited hospital to create a scene in order to hide his inefficiency and failure by passing the buck in seeking explanation from the medical staff for being late. The National Highway is jugular vein which connects whole north Kashmir with capital city and tertiary care health system. A large number of patients had missed their regular dialysis and chemotherapy due to adminstrative failures , which has risked life of so many patients".
Dr Masood Rashid

DHSK handed over appointment orders to the nearest Kin of Covid-19 Martyrs
January Ist 2021
Yesterday on 1st of January 2021, Worthy Director Health Services Kashmir, Dr Samir Mattoo handed over appointment orders to the nearest kin of those Covid-19 Warriors who had laid their lives while fighting the deadly Pandemic.
Appointment orders under SRO-43 in the ist instance were handed over to Mr Faizan Bashir S/o Late Bashir Ahmad Magray and Mr Danish Bashir S/o Late Bashir Ahmad Bhat whose parents were Covid Martyrs.
It was an emotional moment both for the health Department and for the family members of the Deceased and rich tributes were paid to the departed souls.
Deputy director (HQs) Dr Bashir Ahmad Chalkoo apart from other officials and Mr Mehrajudin (from Pharmacist Association) were also present on the occasion.
Later the Director thanked the family members of Covid-19 Martyrs and wished the new appointees Best of luck for their new assignments.

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This is the time indeed!

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Dear brothers!
You text a minimum of 4 girls a day, you barely lower your gaze, you take " Jessica" on lunch dates, your contact list looks like the directory , you stay out the house past 10pm and you browse through every models instagram page.
Yet when you reach a " mature" age , you want a "decent Muslim girl".
All of sudden;
Fathima from 2 doors away isn't "Islamic enough" because 2 years ago she spoke to a boy in philosophy class.
Zainub from Facebook isn't " Islamic enough" because she shared a post on virginity.
Aisha from campus isn't "Islamic enough" because a strand of her hair fell from under her scarf.
Ruksar from your mum side of your family, isn't "Islamic enough" because you saw her at the garage after 8pm.
Mariam from law class isn't "Islamic enough", because she dared to challenge your legal opinion in front of your fellow colleagues.
Oh and my favourite...
Safiyya from your friend list isn't "Islamic enough" because she went to grab some coffee with you 3 years ago.
Kindly define " Decent Muslim Girl" for me!!!
Kindly explain to me this concept of "Islamic enough"!!!
Kindly educate me as to what gives you the authority to label a sister!!!
As a male it is okay for you to date numerous
girls before marriage, inbox/dm who like, not lower your gaze, hang out with friends from both genders, follow the latest trends, voice your opinion, but God forbid when a women does it she is labelled as "forward/thirsty/s**t".
Stop brother's, just kindly stop. Women aren't objects , their value does not depreciate with the number of mistakes they make. Do not label them based on your perception.
Do not inbox them asking "Can I have your number? Can I get to know you? Can we chat? This is the 21st century, you are bound to dm/inbox a sister , it's inevitable, so how about you try to be respectful, greet her, ask her if she is comfortable chatting. A women brought you into this world, so you have no right to disrespect one.

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This is the story as told by one of the daughters of the American Boxing Champion Muhammad Ali:
" My father made me sit on his lap and told me something thatI will never forget. He looked me straight in the eye and said, " Hana, everything that God made valuable in the world is covered and difficult to access. Where do we have the diamonds? Deep in the earth, covered with rocks and protected. Where do we find the pearls? At the bottom of the ocean covered and protected in a beautiful shell. Where do we find the gold? In deep tunnels under the ground covered with layers of rock. Man must work hard to obtain them. "He looked at me straight in the eye and a earnesty said this:" my daughter, your body is sacred in the eyes of God. You're much more valuable than the diamonds, pearls and gold. Your body should be covered and difficult to access by any man "

The best post i have ever seen in my life..
by :One day, I was so angry, that I left home, swearing not to return, till I became a big guy. Parents, who can't even buy me a Bike, have no rights to dream to make me an Engineer. In my fit of anger, I didn't even realise that I was wearing my father's Shoes. I even stole his wallet, which had some papers, torn as well, which my mother won't seen...While, I was rushing on foot towards the bus station, I realised some prickly pain in my foot. I also felt dampness inside the shoe. That is when I realised the shoe had a hole underneath.There were no buses around. Not knowing what to do, I started to look in my Dad's wallet. I found a loan receipt of Rs. 40,000, which he taken from his office. A laptop bill (he had bought for me). To my utter shock, also found a letter from his manager to wear a neat looking shoes, henceforth to the office. I remembered my mother pestering him to buy a pair of new shoes, but he would convince her that his shoeswould last another six months atleast.Also, found an old scooter to a new bike, Exchange offer letter in his wallet.I instantly remembered, that when I left home, my Dad's scooter was not there.I started feeling weak in my legs, and felt like weeping uncontrollably!. I ran back home with my foot paining, only to find my Dad nor the scooter there. I found him at the exchange offer place.Looking at my Dad, my grief engulfed me. I hugged him tightly and started crying loudly, said "Dad I don't need the Bike".That is when I realised, the pain, hardship our parents go through, and the unconditional love that they give us. We should only look to seek our needs and not our unrealistic wants.Ridiculing parents when they are alive, and longing for them when they are not around, has no meaning..Kindly tell this story to your children to help them identify and develop human values in them.

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A passout from NIT srinagar.
Stop it NIT Srinagar guys, Its enough now. Stop defaming the college's reputation. I was also a part of that pretiguous institution and was nevr threatened by any professor or administrator for nt being non kashmiri. M sure none of my batchmates or seniors were. So jst to get some coverage plz stop making up stories.U guys not thinking of consequences. # I can undrstnd it feels grt , ds protests n allSm join ds fr no classes, sm fr fun , sm fr being famous n vry few fr true motive. # Btw u guys wantd to hoist the national flag u did it it shud hv been over. U shud hv got back to ur stds. # Why the hell u want the media to show ur nationality. And hw does jst hoisting the flag make u national or patriot. Hw many of u can say u won't do corruption. M sure nt many. So is dat a patriotic thng to do. # I read one of the posts of our seniors where he askd to raise d ranking of the college, guys dats d thng to work on. # U ppl need to undrstnd wat u r dr for, i.e for being engineers.Dose who r in 1st year or2nd year must b enjoying ds whole scenario, but thnk abt ur seniors ppl who r in final year. Do u thnk u being patriot can help dm get placements. Not only they u ppl vl also get affected by this. For sure no of companies visiting d campus vl decline.Think of the consequences guys, thnk abt the parents at homes, thnk abt d situation dat vl arise out of ds, n if all dat is none of ur concern dn b selfish abd thnk abt ur own future guys. If u r patriotic u'll always be u dn't need to show it.Rest d matter of lathi charge n all has been taken up by the centre it'll b dealt in d hopeful way.But i request u all, get back to ur stds, stdy well grt gud jobsn serve the nation in the fruitful way.I wud also request my frnds, batchmates, seniors, juniors kindly dn't jst share posts being emotional. U knw dat place more dan dose who r dr nw. So plz try to resolve d issue fr makn conditions btr.N to save the college's reputation. Its payback tym guys.

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Meanwhile,at ophthalmology,this humble looking man in his seventies comes to us for diminished vision,for which we gave him this particular investigation.Icould see how he wasstruggling to walk and decided to accompany him.Trying to look least intrusive,I asked him why he was not carrying an attendent with him,to which he smiled this bitter sweet smile and meekly said that his daughter was 'working in the same hospital few years back where I am working today' and how she's settled in Perth and his son,well he is too busy looking after his daughters and how he didn't want to be an inconvenience to him.I was rooted for a second and a little teary eyed and for the rest of the day,I kept thinking about it.Since when did our parents start looking like an inconvenience to us?What are we turning into?And how manyof us want to end up in a hospital with a serious complaint with no attendent, whatsoever?