The HETU way 🤷

Nepotism is everyone’s favorite topic these days and I was like why not … I read an article of Mr. Sunil Shetty saying “Is my son or daughter not allowed to dream of becoming an actor just because their father is an actor” and it hit me. We all at one point of our life want to be our like our father/mother. They are our first point of contact when asked what you want to do in life. Maybe someone will say a businessman like my father/mother, maybe a doctor, teacher anything. But those are the very first lines I am sure most of you would have thought of at one point.   Naturally when their offspring want to follow their father/mothers footstep into same industry whichever it may be, every parent tries to help them, guide them. It’s completely normal and fair. Outsiders who are trying to make it all by themselves will have it tough with no such privilege and guidance. Again, I would like to point out, IN ANY FIELD. If my father has a family business and its going well, and if I ...

"Hey, any patient for me or I can leave for the day?" "Just one patient doc, waiting for you at examination room 710." Being an on call doctor at Ambani Hospital sure is very exhausting. For one, you have go to all sorts of different floors for all patients and only specific elevators take you to that specific floors. I go in to the room 710 and the patient is waiting there with her baby. We formally greet each other. Apparently she is having trouble in feeding her baby and some doctor recommended her to me, a lactation consultant. I helped her with the positions and explained all sorts of techniques in local dialect so she can easily understand. At the end of the session, she asks me whether she can go to work from next week. "But, you have just had your baby 2 months ago. Every company gives maternity leave for atleast 6 months I am sure." She was bit hesitant but later smiled and said," Doctor, I work in Red Light Area. I won...

Earlier, I used to write a lot about my political views and used to be quite vocal about them. Since past one year, it has become a tedious work and a full time job to speak up. You get people of all kinds either lashing out or supporting you. There is an extreme opinion harsh reactions from people since social media has increased. There is no middle line. So, I refrained from posting anything till I was clear about it. I just let my peers know about my opinion which is playing bit safe. Recently, I saw a post being shared around: Since the release of this trailer, this movie has created a buzz. People were excited and looking forward very much to watch this movie because of the unique content and how much it emphasizes on acid attack victims in India. This indeed is a very important issue. I am sure most of the readers might know about this news but just for some readers who are not aware of the situation in our country, I will just put down an unbiased scenario in s...