Re: maaf kiya bhaskar tumhe!

[Guest guest]

ab tumne humein lalkaar diya dost --

this looks like a scene between shotgun sinha and bacchan da from kaala pathar--

get ready ----

tadaaaaaaaaaaa,

ashok '84

Rakesh Khera wrote:

hi ashok

now you have mellowed down haan!

i have alwz felt that one shud play the ball on the front foot...which i feel

lacks in doctors in usa...they alwaz fear litigation n all that ...no doc harms

a patient out of will i gueess....if it has to happen it does happen... its

alwaz good to introspect... which we all do in fact.... makkar to america mein

bhi bahut hain ashok yeh tum hamein naa bolo ki wahan sab doodh ke dhule hain!

huh.....tum hamare college ke ho is liye tumhe maaf kiya....koi aur hota to

maloom nahi uska kya haaal hota!... u know well i take the balls on the front

foot!

rakesh khera-86 batch

Ashok Bhaskar wrote:

medical accidents happen -- who else but surgeon like you would know --

here there is heavy surveillance for medical errors, heavy penalties and you

might loose your license in addition to becoming broke because of malpractice

suits--

everytime a colleague of mine goes he/she has these horror stories to tell about

management - mis in reputed hospitals and they are so numerous and disgusting

that one gets concerned--

this one instance was a uk returned ped neurologist -- detals in next mail--

self analytical and self critical within reasonable limits is healthy thing to

do -- so isme hamare deshprem ko kyo ched rahe ho yaar --

chill out my friend,

asoka '84

Rakesh Khera wrote:

hi

i did ms at sevagram...mch n dnb at bombay

sloppy diagnosis at apollo huh bhaskar,,,,.... dont tell me these things dont

occur in usa....i heard srivedi(actress) had her father operated on the opposite

brain lobe in your usa!.... say somethin now bhaskar!.... the whole india doesnt

become bad because one wrong diagnosis was made somewhere! remeber you were born

here too... so better respect ones motherland!

rakesh khera-86 batch

Ashok Bhaskar wrote:

congratulations rakesh -- i thought you were a sewagram faculty--

btw at indraprastha apollo a friend's niece had such a sloppy diagnosis that i

was ashamed about state of affairs in mera bharath mahaan !!

food for ---

did you complete MS at sewagram ?

ashok ' 84

Rakesh Khera wrote:

hi ashok

thanx for askin me what i am!

im a urologist n also involved in remal transplant at apollo hospital,new delhi

i hope that will stay in your mammary glands forever!huh!

take care

rakesh-86 batch

Ashok Bhaskar wrote:

thank q rakesh --

can you jolt my memory and tell me which dept you are in ??

ashok '84

Rakesh Khera wrote:

hi ashok

i must say that you have the zeal to go to so long a distance to meet old

friends.i must congratulate you on showin this extreme enthusiasm n hope you

have a nice time in london....hey ravi take good care of ashok!

bye

rakesh-86 batch

shyamkamath wrote:

Dear Ashok,

I was very pleased to learn about ur presence in London for the reunion.U

deserve a pat on ur back from us both, for pulling off a great transcontinental

surprise.

Have good fun and tell us in detail about the wonderful evening.

Shyam(84)

Re: i am in london

Dear UK alumni,

Our dear Asokan has reached London !!!!! He has specially come here

to attend the re-union. I could not believe it at first. My wife,

Anu, called me at the hospital. I was in Trauma theatre , doing a

few regional blocks. At first she gave me a number to contact Ashok,

but then I really thought that he is in Chicago and so decided to

get back home first and then make the call. Of late I realized that

this number is indeed a UK mobile number and that meant that he must

be in UK .

Ashok Babu, I sincerely apologize for not being present in person to

receive you and show you around London. Its a shame that I did not

get any info on your arrival sooner. I could have managed to adjust

my on call today to meet you in London , in the evening. A THOUSAND

APOLOGIES !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I feel guilty while typing this

message. Ayesha had forwarded your message to me . I got to see it,

only after I spoke to you.

Anyway I plan to leave early 2morrow and meet up with Ashok some

time during mid-day . I am not sure about Anu and Akshara, as Akshu

has caught a bug and a fever, most probably from the creche. I have

personally assessed her and she , at present, is not fit to travel.

My contact number is 07985063801. I am staying at Travel Inn,

road, Heathrow. ( for Sat night) Phone 08701 977132.

I only wish that I could be as dedicated as Ashok. !!! See all you

folks tomorrow. I just took out my dirty Lungi and wondered whether

it would be feasible to wear it tomorrow. Then I remebered the

implications of Hypothermia and placed it back, wherever it was.

GOOD TO HEAR YOUR VOICE , ASHOK anna !! I will catch up with you the

first thing in the morning. Bye for now.

regards,

Ravi `91.

------------------------------

Website: www.mgims.org

------------------------------

[Guest guest]

ab tumne humein lalkaar diya dost --

this looks like a scene between shotgun sinha and bacchan da from kaala pathar--

get ready ----

tadaaaaaaaaaaa,

ashok '84

Rakesh Khera wrote:

hi ashok

now you have mellowed down haan!

i have alwz felt that one shud play the ball on the front foot...which i feel

lacks in doctors in usa...they alwaz fear litigation n all that ...no doc harms

a patient out of will i gueess....if it has to happen it does happen... its

alwaz good to introspect... which we all do in fact.... makkar to america mein

bhi bahut hain ashok yeh tum hamein naa bolo ki wahan sab doodh ke dhule hain!

huh.....tum hamare college ke ho is liye tumhe maaf kiya....koi aur hota to

maloom nahi uska kya haaal hota!... u know well i take the balls on the front

foot!

rakesh khera-86 batch

Ashok Bhaskar wrote:

medical accidents happen -- who else but surgeon like you would know --

here there is heavy surveillance for medical errors, heavy penalties and you

might loose your license in addition to becoming broke because of malpractice

suits--

everytime a colleague of mine goes he/she has these horror stories to tell about

management - mis in reputed hospitals and they are so numerous and disgusting

that one gets concerned--

this one instance was a uk returned ped neurologist -- detals in next mail--

self analytical and self critical within reasonable limits is healthy thing to

do -- so isme hamare deshprem ko kyo ched rahe ho yaar --

chill out my friend,

asoka '84

Rakesh Khera wrote:

hi

i did ms at sevagram...mch n dnb at bombay

sloppy diagnosis at apollo huh bhaskar,,,,.... dont tell me these things dont

occur in usa....i heard srivedi(actress) had her father operated on the opposite

brain lobe in your usa!.... say somethin now bhaskar!.... the whole india doesnt

become bad because one wrong diagnosis was made somewhere! remeber you were born

here too... so better respect ones motherland!

rakesh khera-86 batch

Ashok Bhaskar wrote:

congratulations rakesh -- i thought you were a sewagram faculty--

btw at indraprastha apollo a friend's niece had such a sloppy diagnosis that i

was ashamed about state of affairs in mera bharath mahaan !!

food for ---

did you complete MS at sewagram ?

ashok ' 84

Rakesh Khera wrote:

hi ashok

thanx for askin me what i am!

im a urologist n also involved in remal transplant at apollo hospital,new delhi

i hope that will stay in your mammary glands forever!huh!

take care

rakesh-86 batch

Ashok Bhaskar wrote:

thank q rakesh --

can you jolt my memory and tell me which dept you are in ??

ashok '84

Rakesh Khera wrote:

hi ashok

i must say that you have the zeal to go to so long a distance to meet old

friends.i must congratulate you on showin this extreme enthusiasm n hope you

have a nice time in london....hey ravi take good care of ashok!

bye

rakesh-86 batch

shyamkamath wrote:

Dear Ashok,

I was very pleased to learn about ur presence in London for the reunion.U

deserve a pat on ur back from us both, for pulling off a great transcontinental

surprise.

Have good fun and tell us in detail about the wonderful evening.

Shyam(84)

Re: i am in london

Dear UK alumni,

Our dear Asokan has reached London !!!!! He has specially come here

to attend the re-union. I could not believe it at first. My wife,

Anu, called me at the hospital. I was in Trauma theatre , doing a

few regional blocks. At first she gave me a number to contact Ashok,

but then I really thought that he is in Chicago and so decided to

get back home first and then make the call. Of late I realized that

this number is indeed a UK mobile number and that meant that he must

be in UK .

Ashok Babu, I sincerely apologize for not being present in person to

receive you and show you around London. Its a shame that I did not

get any info on your arrival sooner. I could have managed to adjust

my on call today to meet you in London , in the evening. A THOUSAND

APOLOGIES !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I feel guilty while typing this

message. Ayesha had forwarded your message to me . I got to see it,

only after I spoke to you.

Anyway I plan to leave early 2morrow and meet up with Ashok some

time during mid-day . I am not sure about Anu and Akshara, as Akshu

has caught a bug and a fever, most probably from the creche. I have

personally assessed her and she , at present, is not fit to travel.

My contact number is 07985063801. I am staying at Travel Inn,

road, Heathrow. ( for Sat night) Phone 08701 977132.

I only wish that I could be as dedicated as Ashok. !!! See all you

folks tomorrow. I just took out my dirty Lungi and wondered whether

it would be feasible to wear it tomorrow. Then I remebered the

implications of Hypothermia and placed it back, wherever it was.

GOOD TO HEAR YOUR VOICE , ASHOK anna !! I will catch up with you the

first thing in the morning. Bye for now.

regards,

Ravi `91.

------------------------------

Website: www.mgims.org

------------------------------

[Guest guest]

Dear All,

Today I attended the first ever satellite conference in India by

auspises of FOGSI.The light was thrown over the medicolegal aspect

also,concerning this the surprising statistics show that doctors in USA and

Australia decline the Ob-Gyn branch due to number of litigations against

them.This will further provide poor services to patients and more no of

litigations!The total audiance to this conference was estimated to be 12,000 ;

with 102 societies linked togather !

Charusmita 1986.

Rakesh Khera wrote:

hi ashok

now you have mellowed down haan!

i have alwz felt that one shud play the ball on the front foot...which i feel

lacks in doctors in usa...they alwaz fear litigation n all that ...no doc harms

a patient out of will i gueess....if it has to happen it does happen... its

alwaz good to introspect... which we all do in fact.... makkar to america mein

bhi bahut hain ashok yeh tum hamein naa bolo ki wahan sab doodh ke dhule hain!

huh.....tum hamare college ke ho is liye tumhe maaf kiya....koi aur hota to

maloom nahi uska kya haaal hota!... u know well i take the balls on the front

foot!

rakesh khera-86 batch

Ashok Bhaskar wrote:

medical accidents happen -- who else but surgeon like you would know --

here there is heavy surveillance for medical errors, heavy penalties and you

might loose your license in addition to becoming broke because of malpractice

suits--

everytime a colleague of mine goes he/she has these horror stories to tell about

management - mis in reputed hospitals and they are so numerous and disgusting

that one gets concerned--

this one instance was a uk returned ped neurologist -- detals in next mail--

self analytical and self critical within reasonable limits is healthy thing to

do -- so isme hamare deshprem ko kyo ched rahe ho yaar --

chill out my friend,

asoka '84

Rakesh Khera wrote:

hi

i did ms at sevagram...mch n dnb at bombay

sloppy diagnosis at apollo huh bhaskar,,,,.... dont tell me these things dont

occur in usa....i heard srivedi(actress) had her father operated on the opposite

brain lobe in your usa!.... say somethin now bhaskar!.... the whole india doesnt

become bad because one wrong diagnosis was made somewhere! remeber you were born

here too... so better respect ones motherland!

rakesh khera-86 batch

Ashok Bhaskar wrote:

congratulations rakesh -- i thought you were a sewagram faculty--

btw at indraprastha apollo a friend's niece had such a sloppy diagnosis that i

was ashamed about state of affairs in mera bharath mahaan !!

food for ---

did you complete MS at sewagram ?

ashok ' 84

Rakesh Khera wrote:

hi ashok

thanx for askin me what i am!

im a urologist n also involved in remal transplant at apollo hospital,new delhi

i hope that will stay in your mammary glands forever!huh!

take care

rakesh-86 batch

Ashok Bhaskar wrote:

thank q rakesh --

can you jolt my memory and tell me which dept you are in ??

ashok '84

Rakesh Khera wrote:

hi ashok

i must say that you have the zeal to go to so long a distance to meet old

friends.i must congratulate you on showin this extreme enthusiasm n hope you

have a nice time in london....hey ravi take good care of ashok!

bye

rakesh-86 batch

shyamkamath wrote:

Dear Ashok,

I was very pleased to learn about ur presence in London for the reunion.U

deserve a pat on ur back from us both, for pulling off a great transcontinental

surprise.

Have good fun and tell us in detail about the wonderful evening.

Shyam(84)

Re: i am in london

Dear UK alumni,

Our dear Asokan has reached London !!!!! He has specially come here

to attend the re-union. I could not believe it at first. My wife,

Anu, called me at the hospital. I was in Trauma theatre , doing a

few regional blocks. At first she gave me a number to contact Ashok,

but then I really thought that he is in Chicago and so decided to

get back home first and then make the call. Of late I realized that

this number is indeed a UK mobile number and that meant that he must

be in UK .

Ashok Babu, I sincerely apologize for not being present in person to

receive you and show you around London. Its a shame that I did not

get any info on your arrival sooner. I could have managed to adjust

my on call today to meet you in London , in the evening. A THOUSAND

APOLOGIES !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I feel guilty while typing this

message. Ayesha had forwarded your message to me . I got to see it,

only after I spoke to you.

Anyway I plan to leave early 2morrow and meet up with Ashok some

time during mid-day . I am not sure about Anu and Akshara, as Akshu

has caught a bug and a fever, most probably from the creche. I have

personally assessed her and she , at present, is not fit to travel.

My contact number is 07985063801. I am staying at Travel Inn,

road, Heathrow. ( for Sat night) Phone 08701 977132.

I only wish that I could be as dedicated as Ashok. !!! See all you

folks tomorrow. I just took out my dirty Lungi and wondered whether

it would be feasible to wear it tomorrow. Then I remebered the

implications of Hypothermia and placed it back, wherever it was.

GOOD TO HEAR YOUR VOICE , ASHOK anna !! I will catch up with you the

first thing in the morning. Bye for now.

regards,

Ravi `91.

------------------------------

Website: www.mgims.org

------------------------------

[Guest guest]

Dear All,

Today I attended the first ever satellite conference in India by

auspises of FOGSI.The light was thrown over the medicolegal aspect

also,concerning this the surprising statistics show that doctors in USA and

Australia decline the Ob-Gyn branch due to number of litigations against

them.This will further provide poor services to patients and more no of

litigations!The total audiance to this conference was estimated to be 12,000 ;

with 102 societies linked togather !

Charusmita 1986.

Rakesh Khera wrote:

hi ashok

now you have mellowed down haan!

i have alwz felt that one shud play the ball on the front foot...which i feel

lacks in doctors in usa...they alwaz fear litigation n all that ...no doc harms

a patient out of will i gueess....if it has to happen it does happen... its

alwaz good to introspect... which we all do in fact.... makkar to america mein

bhi bahut hain ashok yeh tum hamein naa bolo ki wahan sab doodh ke dhule hain!

huh.....tum hamare college ke ho is liye tumhe maaf kiya....koi aur hota to

maloom nahi uska kya haaal hota!... u know well i take the balls on the front

foot!

rakesh khera-86 batch

Ashok Bhaskar wrote:

medical accidents happen -- who else but surgeon like you would know --

here there is heavy surveillance for medical errors, heavy penalties and you

might loose your license in addition to becoming broke because of malpractice

suits--

everytime a colleague of mine goes he/she has these horror stories to tell about

management - mis in reputed hospitals and they are so numerous and disgusting

that one gets concerned--

this one instance was a uk returned ped neurologist -- detals in next mail--

self analytical and self critical within reasonable limits is healthy thing to

do -- so isme hamare deshprem ko kyo ched rahe ho yaar --

chill out my friend,

asoka '84

Rakesh Khera wrote:

hi

i did ms at sevagram...mch n dnb at bombay

sloppy diagnosis at apollo huh bhaskar,,,,.... dont tell me these things dont

occur in usa....i heard srivedi(actress) had her father operated on the opposite

brain lobe in your usa!.... say somethin now bhaskar!.... the whole india doesnt

become bad because one wrong diagnosis was made somewhere! remeber you were born

here too... so better respect ones motherland!

rakesh khera-86 batch

Ashok Bhaskar wrote:

congratulations rakesh -- i thought you were a sewagram faculty--

btw at indraprastha apollo a friend's niece had such a sloppy diagnosis that i

was ashamed about state of affairs in mera bharath mahaan !!

food for ---

did you complete MS at sewagram ?

ashok ' 84

Rakesh Khera wrote:

hi ashok

thanx for askin me what i am!

im a urologist n also involved in remal transplant at apollo hospital,new delhi

i hope that will stay in your mammary glands forever!huh!

take care

rakesh-86 batch

Ashok Bhaskar wrote:

thank q rakesh --

can you jolt my memory and tell me which dept you are in ??

ashok '84

Rakesh Khera wrote:

hi ashok

i must say that you have the zeal to go to so long a distance to meet old

friends.i must congratulate you on showin this extreme enthusiasm n hope you

have a nice time in london....hey ravi take good care of ashok!

bye

rakesh-86 batch

shyamkamath wrote:

Dear Ashok,

I was very pleased to learn about ur presence in London for the reunion.U

deserve a pat on ur back from us both, for pulling off a great transcontinental

surprise.

Have good fun and tell us in detail about the wonderful evening.

Shyam(84)

Re: i am in london

Dear UK alumni,

Our dear Asokan has reached London !!!!! He has specially come here

to attend the re-union. I could not believe it at first. My wife,

Anu, called me at the hospital. I was in Trauma theatre , doing a

few regional blocks. At first she gave me a number to contact Ashok,

but then I really thought that he is in Chicago and so decided to

get back home first and then make the call. Of late I realized that

this number is indeed a UK mobile number and that meant that he must

be in UK .

Ashok Babu, I sincerely apologize for not being present in person to

receive you and show you around London. Its a shame that I did not

get any info on your arrival sooner. I could have managed to adjust

my on call today to meet you in London , in the evening. A THOUSAND

APOLOGIES !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I feel guilty while typing this

message. Ayesha had forwarded your message to me . I got to see it,

only after I spoke to you.

Anyway I plan to leave early 2morrow and meet up with Ashok some

time during mid-day . I am not sure about Anu and Akshara, as Akshu

has caught a bug and a fever, most probably from the creche. I have

personally assessed her and she , at present, is not fit to travel.

My contact number is 07985063801. I am staying at Travel Inn,

road, Heathrow. ( for Sat night) Phone 08701 977132.

I only wish that I could be as dedicated as Ashok. !!! See all you

folks tomorrow. I just took out my dirty Lungi and wondered whether

it would be feasible to wear it tomorrow. Then I remebered the

implications of Hypothermia and placed it back, wherever it was.

GOOD TO HEAR YOUR VOICE , ASHOK anna !! I will catch up with you the

first thing in the morning. Bye for now.

regards,

Ravi `91.

------------------------------

Website: www.mgims.org

------------------------------

[Guest guest]

charu, rakesh et al.,

i am going to take a pass at this time --- this topic keeps coming back-- i will

give my rebuttal next time --- silence doesn't mean i accede ---

i don't want to spoil the romance and nostalgia in the hawayein of our lovely

egroup right now--

ashok '84

charusmita hawaldar wrote:

Dear All,

Today I attended the first ever satellite conference in India by

auspises of FOGSI.The light was thrown over the medicolegal aspect

also,concerning this the surprising statistics show that doctors in USA and

Australia decline the Ob-Gyn branch due to number of litigations against

them.This will further provide poor services to patients and more no of

litigations!The total audiance to this conference was estimated to be 12,000 ;

with 102 societies linked togather !

Charusmita 1986.

Rakesh Khera wrote:

hi ashok

now you have mellowed down haan!

i have alwz felt that one shud play the ball on the front foot...which i feel

lacks in doctors in usa...they alwaz fear litigation n all that ...no doc harms

a patient out of will i gueess....if it has to happen it does happen... its

alwaz good to introspect... which we all do in fact.... makkar to america mein

bhi bahut hain ashok yeh tum hamein naa bolo ki wahan sab doodh ke dhule hain!

huh.....tum hamare college ke ho is liye tumhe maaf kiya....koi aur hota to

maloom nahi uska kya haaal hota!... u know well i take the balls on the front

foot!

rakesh khera-86 batch

Ashok Bhaskar wrote:

medical accidents happen -- who else but surgeon like you would know --

here there is heavy surveillance for medical errors, heavy penalties and you

might loose your license in addition to becoming broke because of malpractice

suits--

everytime a colleague of mine goes he/she has these horror stories to tell about

management - mis in reputed hospitals and they are so numerous and disgusting

that one gets concerned--

this one instance was a uk returned ped neurologist -- detals in next mail--

self analytical and self critical within reasonable limits is healthy thing to

do -- so isme hamare deshprem ko kyo ched rahe ho yaar --

chill out my friend,

asoka '84

Rakesh Khera wrote:

hi

i did ms at sevagram...mch n dnb at bombay

sloppy diagnosis at apollo huh bhaskar,,,,.... dont tell me these things dont

occur in usa....i heard srivedi(actress) had her father operated on the opposite

brain lobe in your usa!.... say somethin now bhaskar!.... the whole india doesnt

become bad because one wrong diagnosis was made somewhere! remeber you were born

here too... so better respect ones motherland!

rakesh khera-86 batch

Ashok Bhaskar wrote:

congratulations rakesh -- i thought you were a sewagram faculty--

btw at indraprastha apollo a friend's niece had such a sloppy diagnosis that i

was ashamed about state of affairs in mera bharath mahaan !!

food for ---

did you complete MS at sewagram ?

ashok ' 84

Rakesh Khera wrote:

hi ashok

thanx for askin me what i am!

im a urologist n also involved in remal transplant at apollo hospital,new delhi

i hope that will stay in your mammary glands forever!huh!

take care

rakesh-86 batch

Ashok Bhaskar wrote:

thank q rakesh --

can you jolt my memory and tell me which dept you are in ??

ashok '84

Rakesh Khera wrote:

hi ashok

i must say that you have the zeal to go to so long a distance to meet old

friends.i must congratulate you on showin this extreme enthusiasm n hope you

have a nice time in london....hey ravi take good care of ashok!

bye

rakesh-86 batch

shyamkamath wrote:

Dear Ashok,

I was very pleased to learn about ur presence in London for the reunion.U

deserve a pat on ur back from us both, for pulling off a great transcontinental

surprise.

Have good fun and tell us in detail about the wonderful evening.

Shyam(84)

Re: i am in london

Dear UK alumni,

Our dear Asokan has reached London !!!!! He has specially come here

to attend the re-union. I could not believe it at first. My wife,

Anu, called me at the hospital. I was in Trauma theatre , doing a

few regional blocks. At first she gave me a number to contact Ashok,

but then I really thought that he is in Chicago and so decided to

get back home first and then make the call. Of late I realized that

this number is indeed a UK mobile number and that meant that he must

be in UK .

Ashok Babu, I sincerely apologize for not being present in person to

receive you and show you around London. Its a shame that I did not

get any info on your arrival sooner. I could have managed to adjust

my on call today to meet you in London , in the evening. A THOUSAND

APOLOGIES !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I feel guilty while typing this

message. Ayesha had forwarded your message to me . I got to see it,

only after I spoke to you.

Anyway I plan to leave early 2morrow and meet up with Ashok some

time during mid-day . I am not sure about Anu and Akshara, as Akshu

has caught a bug and a fever, most probably from the creche. I have

personally assessed her and she , at present, is not fit to travel.

My contact number is 07985063801. I am staying at Travel Inn,

road, Heathrow. ( for Sat night) Phone 08701 977132.

I only wish that I could be as dedicated as Ashok. !!! See all you

folks tomorrow. I just took out my dirty Lungi and wondered whether

it would be feasible to wear it tomorrow. Then I remebered the

implications of Hypothermia and placed it back, wherever it was.

GOOD TO HEAR YOUR VOICE , ASHOK anna !! I will catch up with you the

first thing in the morning. Bye for now.

regards,

Ravi `91.

------------------------------

Website: www.mgims.org

------------------------------