Guest guest Posted March 20, 2012 Report Share Posted March 20, 2012 Oh yes... I did. So much for smart phones and next word prediction. Should learn to read what was typed before hitting the send button ;-) Thanks for the correction, Kishore... Ravin '82 > ** > > > Don't you mean 'aboard' ? > > Kishore Shah 1974 > > -------------------------------------------------- > > Sent: Tuesday, March 20, 2012 10:34 AM > To: <mgims > > Subject: Re: Welcome Amruta > > > Ah! :-D > > > > Welcome abroad, Dr. Amruta Ingale/Dr. Sushila Wankhede. > > > > Ravin '82 > > > > > > > >> ** > >> > >> > >> It seemed a routine day at my hospital, routine as in hectic and > harried. > >> And while I was in the midst of juggling a few ANCs and a Sonography, > >> suddenly my nurse came panting to the Sonography room and said, " Sir, > >> some > >> Doctor Amruta has come to inspect the Sonography machine! " > >> > >> Ever since the Amended PC-PNDT law has come in force, every Sonologist > >> trembles in fear of this draconian law, where the doctor is held guilty > >> until proven innocent. Where even a small mistake like failing to affix > >> your > >> signature at one of the many places attracts equal punishment as > >> performing > >> sex determination itself. > >> > >> I quickly turned around and told the staff that I would be there > shortly. > >> With a palpitating heart I quickly wound up the patient in hand and > >> rushed > >> to the reception room. A stern looking Madam was fuming there in the > >> waiting > >> room. She entered my consulting room and gave me a piece of mind. > >> > >> " Your staff is not civil at all. I asked to see the registration > >> certificate > >> and she just refused to show me the paper! " > >> > >> I was now sweating. An offended PC-PNDT officer is a very dangerous > >> proposition. Who knew what mistakes I may have committed while filling > >> the > >> forms. I blustered and blabbered and tried to explain that it was I who > >> had > >> instructed the staff to avoid all matters concerning PC-PNDT and refer > >> the > >> matter directly to me because of the very delicate nature of this > >> volatile > >> act. > >> > >> With a loudly beating heart I put on my most humble expression and > >> blabbered, " M-M-Madam, I am so extremely sorry. " I had once seen puppy > >> dogs > >> put on that face. I copied that face with large soulful teary eyes and > >> drooping lips. I thought she would be charmed by that show I put on. > >> > >> Instead, she turned to me and said, " Kishore Shah! You used to act in > >> dramas! " > >> > >> She had seen through my natak! My heart gave a lurch and my stent > rattled > >> in > >> my coronary. Now I was in deep 'semi-solid substance'! I fumbled, " No! > >> No! > >> I > >> mean yes. But this was genuine.... " > >> > >> Then she smiled and said, " I mean literally. I know you used to act in > >> dramas. I am from MGIMS. " > >> > >> For a moment my jaw dropped open. My heart paused and then started > >> beating > >> with joy. " You... You are from MGIMS? " I said, blabbing like an idiot. > >> > >> " Yeah! From the 1981 batch! " > >> > >> " From the 1981 batch? " > >> > >> " I saw you act in dramas. " > >> > >> " Saw me act in dramas. " I said, giving my best impression of an echo. > >> > >> Then she explained, " I am now Dr. Amruta Ingale. But in MGIMS, I was Dr. > >> Sushila Wankhede. " > >> > >> A distant flicker of recognition dawned in my memory. Yes! She had > gained > >> a > >> little weight and a lot in confidence. > >> > >> After that my PC-PNDT inspection was a breeze. Not that it was any less > >> thorough. But now I knew that I would not be penalized for some silly > >> clerical mistake. However, no mistake was found. > >> > >> And now Dr. Amruta Ingale alias Dr. Sushila Wankhede from the 1981 batch > >> has > >> joined our MGIMS group. So welcome Amruta. You are now back home! > >> > >> Kishore Shah 1974 > >> > >> > >> > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 20, 2012 Report Share Posted March 20, 2012 Dear Amruta Welcome I'm from 1980 batch, currently in New Jersey Meena Sent from my iPod > Oh yes... I did. So much for smart phones and next word prediction. Should > learn to read what was typed before hitting the send button ;-) > > Thanks for the correction, Kishore... > > Ravin '82 > > >> ** >> >> >> Don't you mean 'aboard' ? >> >> Kishore Shah 1974 >> >> -------------------------------------------------- >> >> Sent: Tuesday, March 20, 2012 10:34 AM >> To: <mgims > >> Subject: Re: Welcome Amruta >> >>> Ah! :-D >>> >>> Welcome abroad, Dr. Amruta Ingale/Dr. Sushila Wankhede. >>> >>> Ravin '82 >>> >>> >>> >>>> ** >>>> >>>> >>>> It seemed a routine day at my hospital, routine as in hectic and >> harried. >>>> And while I was in the midst of juggling a few ANCs and a Sonography, >>>> suddenly my nurse came panting to the Sonography room and said, " Sir, >>>> some >>>> Doctor Amruta has come to inspect the Sonography machine! " >>>> >>>> Ever since the Amended PC-PNDT law has come in force, every Sonologist >>>> trembles in fear of this draconian law, where the doctor is held guilty >>>> until proven innocent. Where even a small mistake like failing to affix >>>> your >>>> signature at one of the many places attracts equal punishment as >>>> performing >>>> sex determination itself. >>>> >>>> I quickly turned around and told the staff that I would be there >> shortly. >>>> With a palpitating heart I quickly wound up the patient in hand and >>>> rushed >>>> to the reception room. A stern looking Madam was fuming there in the >>>> waiting >>>> room. She entered my consulting room and gave me a piece of mind. >>>> >>>> " Your staff is not civil at all. I asked to see the registration >>>> certificate >>>> and she just refused to show me the paper! " >>>> >>>> I was now sweating. An offended PC-PNDT officer is a very dangerous >>>> proposition. Who knew what mistakes I may have committed while filling >>>> the >>>> forms. I blustered and blabbered and tried to explain that it was I who >>>> had >>>> instructed the staff to avoid all matters concerning PC-PNDT and refer >>>> the >>>> matter directly to me because of the very delicate nature of this >>>> volatile >>>> act. >>>> >>>> With a loudly beating heart I put on my most humble expression and >>>> blabbered, " M-M-Madam, I am so extremely sorry. " I had once seen puppy >>>> dogs >>>> put on that face. I copied that face with large soulful teary eyes and >>>> drooping lips. I thought she would be charmed by that show I put on. >>>> >>>> Instead, she turned to me and said, " Kishore Shah! You used to act in >>>> dramas! " >>>> >>>> She had seen through my natak! My heart gave a lurch and my stent >> rattled >>>> in >>>> my coronary. Now I was in deep 'semi-solid substance'! I fumbled, " No! >>>> No! >>>> I >>>> mean yes. But this was genuine.... " >>>> >>>> Then she smiled and said, " I mean literally. I know you used to act in >>>> dramas. I am from MGIMS. " >>>> >>>> For a moment my jaw dropped open. My heart paused and then started >>>> beating >>>> with joy. " You... You are from MGIMS? " I said, blabbing like an idiot. >>>> >>>> " Yeah! From the 1981 batch! " >>>> >>>> " From the 1981 batch? " >>>> >>>> " I saw you act in dramas. " >>>> >>>> " Saw me act in dramas. " I said, giving my best impression of an echo. >>>> >>>> Then she explained, " I am now Dr. Amruta Ingale. But in MGIMS, I was Dr. >>>> Sushila Wankhede. " >>>> >>>> A distant flicker of recognition dawned in my memory. Yes! She had >> gained >>>> a >>>> little weight and a lot in confidence. >>>> >>>> After that my PC-PNDT inspection was a breeze. Not that it was any less >>>> thorough. But now I knew that I would not be penalized for some silly >>>> clerical mistake. However, no mistake was found. >>>> >>>> And now Dr. Amruta Ingale alias Dr. Sushila Wankhede from the 1981 batch >>>> has >>>> joined our MGIMS group. So welcome Amruta. You are now back home! >>>> >>>> Kishore Shah 1974 >>>> >>>> >>>> >>> >>> >>> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 21, 2012 Report Share Posted March 21, 2012 Hello Sushila,Welcome and nice to see you after a long time !! . We missed you at the 81 Silver Jublee meet. Don't miss the next meet, probably this winter.Gajendra Yadav  81 Subject: Welcome Amruta To: " MGIMS " <mgims > Date: Monday, 19 March, 2012, 9:53 PM  It seemed a routine day at my hospital, routine as in hectic and harried. And while I was in the midst of juggling a few ANCs and a Sonography, suddenly my nurse came panting to the Sonography room and said, " Sir, some Doctor Amruta has come to inspect the Sonography machine! " Ever since the Amended PC-PNDT law has come in force, every Sonologist trembles in fear of this draconian law, where the doctor is held guilty until proven innocent. Where even a small mistake like failing to affix your signature at one of the many places attracts equal punishment as performing sex determination itself. I quickly turned around and told the staff that I would be there shortly. With a palpitating heart I quickly wound up the patient in hand and rushed to the reception room. A stern looking Madam was fuming there in the waiting room. She entered my consulting room and gave me a piece of mind. " Your staff is not civil at all. I asked to see the registration certificate and she just refused to show me the paper! " I was now sweating. An offended PC-PNDT officer is a very dangerous proposition. Who knew what mistakes I may have committed while filling the forms. I blustered and blabbered and tried to explain that it was I who had instructed the staff to avoid all matters concerning PC-PNDT and refer the matter directly to me because of the very delicate nature of this volatile act. With a loudly beating heart I put on my most humble expression and blabbered, " M-M-Madam, I am so extremely sorry. " I had once seen puppy dogs put on that face. I copied that face with large soulful teary eyes and drooping lips. I thought she would be charmed by that show I put on. Instead, she turned to me and said, " Kishore Shah! You used to act in dramas! " She had seen through my natak! My heart gave a lurch and my stent rattled in my coronary. Now I was in deep 'semi-solid substance'! I fumbled, " No! No! I mean yes. But this was genuine.... " Then she smiled and said, " I mean literally. I know you used to act in dramas. I am from MGIMS. " For a moment my jaw dropped open. My heart paused and then started beating with joy. " You... You are from MGIMS? " I said, blabbing like an idiot. " Yeah! From the 1981 batch! " " From the 1981 batch? " " I saw you act in dramas. " " Saw me act in dramas. " I said, giving my best impression of an echo. Then she explained, " I am now Dr. Amruta Ingale. But in MGIMS, I was Dr. Sushila Wankhede. " A distant flicker of recognition dawned in my memory. Yes! She had gained a little weight and a lot in confidence. After that my PC-PNDT inspection was a breeze. Not that it was any less thorough. But now I knew that I would not be penalized for some silly clerical mistake. However, no mistake was found. And now Dr. Amruta Ingale alias Dr. Sushila Wankhede from the 1981 batch has joined our MGIMS group. So welcome Amruta. You are now back home! Kishore Shah 1974 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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