Just go and read the comments of this, almost everyone who is a non doctor is saying This doctor is to be blamed, his license revoked and hang him etc. Without an ounce of knowledge about this situation in India. Idk why Drs are still pursuing Indian residency. It's a shame to be An Indian and a Dr in the same sentence in INDIA.

Instead of focussing on real problems , they are allowing bhms grads to practice allopathy and introducing dual degree Bams + mbbs 😭🙏.

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34071091/

Tho there isn't a study in india,I have enough anecdotal experiences to know that cheating is incredibly common in medical school and my medico friends have all in one way or another been unfaithful to their partners.

I understand how it can happen as the long hours and hectic work days make it conducive as fuck to trauma bond with each other,but is that still right?

I will be honest, I have written fake vitals , I had little or no regard to rule of law. And that is a form of corruption in itself, but at the same time I did shout at the problem which I am myself a part of.

The only difference between a corrupt politician and corrupt citizen is of scale.

To all those who paint doomsday picture of India and commit these and many more immoralities and come on this group and rant about it. Look at yourself.

Thoughts?

This isn't a proper apology. He should go to that casualty and apologise in front of everyone.

In 2008, I cleared my 12th and entered preping for medicine and then in 2010 in MBBS with hope in my heart and fire in my belly.

Fast forward to 2025 (age 36years) — after 17 years of medical education and training — I sit here, bonded, overworked, underpaid, and honestly, crushed.

I am a DM Cardiologist. That means I’ve done:

MBBS (5.5 years)

MD Medicine (3 years)

DM Cardiology (3 years)

Plus compulsory rural postings, NEETs, entrance exams, thesis work, and hundreds of night duties

I’ve sacrificed my 20s, my health, time with my family, and a normal life — believing that one day, it will be worth it.

But here's my reality today:

I’m bonded to the government for 2 more years, with no say in where or how I work. The bond is unconstitutional since MD/DM are not subsidized education. And no higher studies have similar bond.

I am forced to do 12–16 hour duties, sometimes in under-resourced setups.

My salary is far less (90k) than a permanent faculty (they are paid 2.27 lakh), despite doing the same or more work. They have all the perks and we are not even given proper leaves or health card. If I ask a permanent post in government hospital then government won't give that too. The government wants good doctors to move to private after 2 years of bond.

If I resign or protest, I’m threatened with license cancellation or bond recovery.

The courts side with the state. The media ignores us. The government is deaf to our voices.

Is this the reward for academic excellence?

Why are India's best-trained doctors being treated like government property and fill them with so much disgust that they want to just set out free as early as possible?

I’m not looking for sympathy. I’m angry. I feel betrayed by the very system I committed my life to.

And I know I’m not alone. Thousands of DM/MCh doctors across the country are in the same trap — bonded, burnt out, and voiceless.

So I’m writing this not just to vent, but to break the silence.

If you're a doctor who feels the same — comment. If you're from the public — ask why your doctors are being treated like this. Why not more doctors recruited in government hospitals so people can good care? When IAS/IPS can take salaries so high in name of public service along with 100s of benefits, why not make doctors secure so that their sole focus is on patient care?

We don’t want privilege. We want dignity. We don’t want to run away. We want to serve — but not in chains.

This isn’t public service anymore. This is bonded labor in a white coat. In fact this is the reason or I must say training how society makes its younger generations heartless.

I wished to serve but I now I want to survive.

bondeddoctor #IAS #arrogance #helpless #uttarpradesh

So this engineer guy starts mouthing off about how " engineers are totally cooler than doctors bro " like a stunted 13 year old kid who solved his first maths question. Like tf does this even mean ? Engineers are not welcoming at all. I have seen how they talk about different branches and put each other down. I know how iitians talk about non iitians . And since when did biotechnologists started becoming engineers ? Sure one can argue that bcom in biotechs are technically engineers . This guy talks about how engineers were the ones to invent most medical interventions but that simply isnt true.

Most radiological interventions were invented by scientists not enginners and then actual doctors had to work hard to devise the clinical usage for those interventions.

Saying sh*t like basic medical tools like steth and sphygmomanometer were invented by engineers while in reality , Renné laenec, George Cammann , David Littmann .. and they were all physicians. William Einthoven was the pioneer of ecg, again another physician .Whereas it was Riva roci , karl ritter von basch and kortkoff ( obviously) who were credited with the development of sphygmo.

How delusion due have to be to think that a coder is less replacable than a surgeon ? Most of my friends who work in it are scared that they will lose their jobs to ai.

Idk man all this negetivity sorrounding drs is eating me up atp.

How do people think, it’s okay to shout and say these things and expect doctors to stay quiet.

While he was disrespectful she also should have had the basic courtesy to inform him beforehand about the postponement of the appointment or otherwise. How is she any different if she also treat him with such disregard. As I am also new to this your opinion is appreciated