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Sunday, 22 May 2016

[www.keralites.net] Judiciary vs Medics

Judiciary vs Medics

Finally something for the doctors...

Dr Ramesh Ganesan asked a medico legal question.

DO NOT IGNORE.

"DOCTORS VS JUDGES":

Judiciary should also come under CPA (Consumer Protection Act).

"Every body must READ and SHARE this article.

--In the Salman Khan hit and run case the LOWER court judge and the HIGH court judge had the SAME pieces of EVIDENCE to deal with.

--They also had the SAME Indian LAW to abide by and most probably they had similar education qualifications too.

--Yet they INTERPRETED the situation in absolutely CONTRASTING manner and gave verdicts which are poles apart.

--Just imagine what would have happened if a YOUNG doctor sitting in a GOVERNMENT hospital catering to hundreds of patients in a day had diagnosed a celebrity patient presenting with gastric discomfort as GASTRITIS and another hospital had LATER on diagnosed that patient to be having a MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION. I am sure that doctor would have been screwed and jailed.

--A JUDGE gets YEARS to decide on a case
unlike a DOCTOR who is expected to diagnose and treat everything in the BLINK of an eye.

--If a doctor making a wrong diagnosis can be prosecuted shouldn't a judge giving wrong verdicts meet the same fate?

--If hospitals can be sued for not admitting poor patients shouldn't the courts be prosecuted for having lacs of impending cases?

--Is it not appalling that a judge taking 12 years to give a wrong verdict gets away unhurt and a doctor making one mistake is screwed by our legal system?

--Doctors practice medicine which is more of an art than an exact science whereas law is absolutely 100% manmade, yet doctors are expected to be right on all occasions.

--If doctors and hospitals have a duty towards the society then does the judiciary not have a responsibility towards the socitey.

--If there is so much of hue and cry in media about doctors and hospitals charging huge sums from patients then why do we not ever hear a word on the fee that lawyers like Manu singhvi and Jethmalani charge for their court appearances.

--Government often talks about putting a capping on the fees doctors charge for various procedures but their is no talk of putting a capping on the fee that these lawyers charge to get justice for their clients.

--If health is a citizen's right then so is justice. Shall we take our minds off worshipping false heroes & think?

***JUDICIARY SHOULD ALSO COME UNDER CPA (CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT)***
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[www.keralites.net] KUMBAMELA AT UJJAIN

First photo pertains to Omkareswar and the next MahaKaleswar UjjainFirst day of the five days trip at Simhastha Kumbamela in Ujjain 07/05/2016

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[www.keralites.net] Mallu Lungi!

The Legendary Mallu Lungi

Just as the national bird of Kerala is Mosquito, her national dress is 'Lungi'. Pronounced as 'Lu' as in loo and 'ngi ' as in 'mongey', a lungi can be identified by its floral or window-curtain pattern.
'Mundu' is the white variation of lungi and is worn on special occasions like hartal or bandh days, weddings and Onam.Lungi is simple and 'down to earth' like the mallu wearing it. Lungi is the beginning and the end of evolution in its category. Wearing something on the top half of your body is optional when you are wearing a lungi.
Lungi is a strategic dress. It's like a one-size-fits-all bottoms for Keralites.The technique of wearing a lungi/mundu is passed on from generation to generation through word of mouth like the British Constitution. If you think it is an easy task wearing it, just try it once! It requires techniques like breath control and yoga that is a notch higher than sudarshan kriya. A lungi/mundu when perfectly worn won't come off even in a quake of 8 on the richter scale. A lungi is not attached to the waist using duct tape, staple, rope or velcro. It's a bit of mallu magic whose formula is a closely guarded secret like the Coca Cola chemicals.
A lungi can be worn 'Full Mast' or 'Half Mast' like a national flag. A 'Full Mast' lungi is when you are showing respect to an elderly or the dead. Wearing it at full mast has lots of disadvantages. A major disadvantage is when a dog runs after you.
Wearing a lungi 'Half Mast' is when you wear it exposing yourself like those C grade movie starlets. A mallu can play cricket, football or simbly run when the lungi is worn at half mast. A mallu can even climb a coconut tree wearing lungi in half mast.
Most mallus do the traditional dance kudiyattam. Kudi means drinking alcohol and yattam, spelled as aattam, means random movement of the male body. Note that 'y' is silent. When you are drinking, you drink, there is no 'y'. Any alcohol related "festival" can be enjoyed to the maximum when you are topless with lungi and a towel tied around the head. "Half mast lungi makes it easy to dance and shake legs" says Candelaria Amaranto, a Salsa teacher from Spain after watching 'kudiyaattam' .
The 'Lungi Wearing Mallu Union' [LUWMU, pronounced LOVE MU], an NGO which works towards the 'upliftment' of the lungi, strongly disapprove of the GenNext tendency of wearing Bermudas under the lungi. Bermudas under the lungi is a conspiracy by the CIA. It's a disgrace to see a person wearing burmuda with corporate logos under his lungi. What they don't know is how much these corporates are limiting their freedom of movement and expression.
· A mallu wears lungi round the year, all weather, all season.
· A mallu celebrates winter by wearing a colourful lungi with a floral pattern.
· Lungi provides good ventilation and brings down the heat between legs.
· A mallu is scared of global warming more than anyone else in the world.
· A lungi/mundu can be worn any time of the day/night. It doubles as blanket at night.
· It also doubles up as a swing, swimwear, sleeping bag, parachute, facemask while entering/exiting toddy shops, shopping basket and water filter while fishing in ponds and rivers.
· It also has recreational uses like in 'Lungi/mundu pulling', a pastime in households having more than one male member.
· Lungi pulling competitions are held outside toddyshops all over Kerala during Onajm and Vishu.
· When these lungis are decommissioned from service, they become table cloths.....

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[www.keralites.net] President Donald Trump!

Trump's first day at the Oval Office.

First briefing by the CIA, Pentagon, FBI
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Trump: We must destroy ISIS immediately.

CIA: We cannot do that, sir. We created them along with Turkey, Saudi, Qatar and others.

Trump: The Democrats created them.

CIA: We created ISIS, sir. You need them or else you would lose funding from the natural gas lobby.

Trump: Stop funding Pakistan. Let India deal with them.

CIA: We can't do that. It is Modi in India and not Manmohan.

Trump: So what?

CIA: Modi will cut Balochistan out of Pak.

Trump: I don't care.

CIA: India will have peace in Kashmir. They will stop buying our weapons. They will become a superpower. We have to fund Pakistan to keep India busy in Kashmir.

Trump: But
,
you have to destroy the Taliban.

CIA: Sir, we can't do that. We created the Taliban to keep Russia in check during the 80s. Now they are keeping Pakistan busy and away from their nukes.

Trump: We have to destroy terror sponsoring regimes in the Middle East. Let us start with the Saudis.

Pentagon: Sir, we can't do that. We created those regimes because we wanted their oil. We can't have democracy there, otherwise their people will get that oil - and we cannot let their people own it.

Trump: Then, let us invade Iran.

Pentagon: We cannot do that either, sir.

Trump: Why not?

CIA: We are talking to them, sir.

Trump: What? Why?

CIA: We want our stealth drone back. If we attack them, Russia will obliterate us as they did to our buddy ISIS in Syria. Besides we need Iran to keep Israel in check.

Trump: Then let us invade Iraq again.

CIA: Sir, our friends
,
ISIS
,
are already occupying 1/3rd of Iraq.

Trump: Why not the whole of Iraq?

CIA: We need the Shi'ite gov't of Iraq to keep ISIS in check.

Trump: I am banning Muslims from entering

US.

FBI: We can't do that.

Trump: Why not?

FBI: Then our own population will become fearless.

Trump: I am deporting all illegal immigrants to south of the border.

Border patrol: You can't do that, sir.

Trump: Why not?

Border patrol: If they're gone, who will build the wall?

Trump: I am banning H1Bs.

USCIS: You cannot do that.

Trump: Why?

Chief of staff: If you do so we'll have to outsource White House operations to Bangalore. Which is in India.

Trump: What the hell should I do?

CIA: Enjoy the White House, sir! We will take care of the rest!

God

B
less America!

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[www.keralites.net] 7 Kinds Of Orchards You Can Go Fruit Picking At Around India [8 Attachments]

Buying fruits from the green grocers can be annoying especially when you're paying a hefty price for quality that doesn't seem to touch any standard. Have you ever wondered what fresh fruit tastes like, especially when it's been handpicked by you and untouched by the grubby paws of middlemen and corporations? If you're planning to head into the countryside this season, here are some orchards you can visit to experience that fruit-picking sensation.

1. The vineyards of Nasik

Made famous by Sula Wine, Nasik, Satara, Beed, Latur, Sholapur are home vineyards where one can see farmers tending to grape crops. Visitors are welcome to the vineyards owned by Sula where they can witness the wine making process, stomp grapes and end the day with a wine paired dinner.

Season: January to May. In the monsoon season, it's time for guava picking.

2. Plum, Mulberry and Jamun picking in Amritsar

The Khalsa College of Agriculture came up with a new variety of plum called Aloo Bukhara Amritsari which is much sweeter, more nutritious and without flesh clinging seeds. In addition to this, there are Javanese and Japanese plums which can be picked in orchards around Amritsar from June to July along with ripe mulberries and jamun.

The Green Acres Haveli has a large plum orchard that includes a mulberry and jamun grove.

3. Apple picking in Himachal Pradesh

The apple orchards of Kinnaur, Kotgarh and Rohru look marvelous with the backdrop of the Himalayan ranges. Offering apple picking treks and tours of jam factories are just some activities available to visitors.

The Apple Orchard Inn and the Banjara Orchard Retreat offer visitors an experience centering around the versatile fruit.

Season: June to September

4. Orange picking in Punjab

If smelling fresh tangerine zest on a wintry morning is your thing, be sure to go orange picking in Punjab. Citrus County Farm Stays in Hoshiarpur (near Jalandhar) offers luxury tents pitched amid a 75-acre farm. Season: End October to February

5. Mango picking in Konkan Mahrashtra

Ratnagiri along the Konkan coast is a land of gold during the arid summer. Home to the Alphonso Mango, there are several government-run and privately-owned hotels and homestays that give visitors a chance to stroll through mango orchards.

A village-tourism initiative called the Majhya Mamacha Gaon project offers day-long and special weekend packages for families to pick ripe mangoes of many varieties from their orchards at Boisar, in the Thane district.

Season: May to August

6. Strawberries in Mahabaleshwar and Meghalaya

The popular hill station of Mahabaleshwar in Maharashtra offers strawberry picking trips, and the jam brand Mapro's Strawberry Festival (March 28 - 31) showcases packaged products and bizarre innovations. Season: December to February In Meghalaya, the village of Sohliya hosts its own festival dedicated to strawberries on Valentine's Day. There's fresh strawberries to pick and delicious treats in strawberry flavour. Season: End January to March.

7. Chikoos in the Maharashtra-Gujarat border

The chikoo farms in the Gholvad and Dahanu districts distribute the fruit all over the country. The Tarpa and Save farms in Dahanu not only allow fruit picking, but also educate visitors about organic composting techniques, bee-keeping, and harvesting methods used by local farmers. There is also a nursery where guests can purchase saplings for themselves.

Season: December to March

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