#Indian hospital

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"We want justice,” doctors chanted in Kolkata, waving handwritten signs that read, “No safety, no service!”

16 Aug 2024

Indian doctors have called for a nationwide shutdown of hospital services as public fury over the rape and murder of a trainee medic in the eastern city of Kolkata last week mounts.

The Indian Medical Association (IMA), the country’s largest grouping of medics with 400,000 members, said the 24-hour shutdown would be implemented on Saturday, affecting most hospital departments except for essential services.

The shutdown comes after thousands of people took to the streets in several cities to express their outrage at the rape and murder of a 31-year-old trainee doctor, whose brutalised body was found on August 9 at Kolkata’s state-run RG Kar Medical College and Hospital.

On Friday, large protests were held in various cities – including Kolkata, the capital of West Bengal state, Mumbai in the west and Hyderabad in southern India – demanding justice and better security at medical campuses and hospitals.

“We want justice,” doctors chanted in Kolkata, waving handwritten signs that read, “No safety, no service!”

Demonstrators held banners calling for accountability as they gathered near parliament in New Delhi.

“Doctors, especially women are vulnerable to violence because of the nature of the profession. It is for the authorities to provide for the safety of doctors inside hospitals and campuses,” the IMA said in a statement issued on Thursday on X.

Doctors hold posters and shout slogans during a protest condemning the rape and murder of the trainee doctor, at a medical college in Ahmedabad, western India, on August 16 [Amit Dave/Reuters]

Multiple medical unions in both government and private systems have backed the strike.

Doctors in government hospitals across several states on Monday had halted elective services “indefinitely” in protest.

Indian media have reported that the murdered doctor was found in the teaching hospital’s seminar hall, suggesting she had gone there for a brief rest during a long shift.

An autopsy confirmed sexual assault. Doctors say the circumstances of the rape point to the vulnerability of medics left without proper protection and facilities.

Though police have detained a man who worked at the hospital helping people navigate busy queues, state government officers have been accused of mishandling the case.

On Wednesday night, the hospital where the trainee doctor was killed was attacked. Police did not identify who was behind the rampage, but said they have arrested 19 people so far.

Little has changed

There were more than 31,000 reported rapes in India in 2022, the latest year for which data is available, according to the National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB).

The gang rape and murder in 2012 of a young woman on a bus in Delhi, northern India, led to nationwide protests and outrage over the country’s failure to tackle sexual violence against women.

Since 2012, the government has brought in sweeping changes to the criminal justice system, including tougher sentences and the death penalty for repeat offenders.

Conviction rates for rape ranged between 27-28 percent from 2018-2022, according to NCRB data.

The definition of rape has also been widened to include non-penetrative acts and the age threshold for rape trials lowered so 16-year-olds can be tried as adults.

But campaigners say little has changed despite the tougher laws.

Criminal lawyer Rebecca M John, who has represented many rape victims, said some rapists still believe they can get away with their crimes.

“One of the factors would be the absence of fear of the law,” she said.

Many cases of crimes against women also go unreported because of the stigma surrounding sexual violence and a lack of faith in the police.

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Modern au

As much as Dorian loves Manon, she isn’t the one he takes out to authentic ethnic restaurants that open around their city.

Aelin is the person he picks, along with Chaol, Yrene and also Rowan. They’re more open to trying different foods and they don’t mind the spice.

Manon though? She’s too white for that like any spice might kill her because he face gets red and she just doesn’t handle spicy food at all. Worst yet, if something is too hot she can’t drink any milk to sooth away the heat so she just suffers and it’s all… not good for her.

Funnily enough, Manon and the girls frequent this one steakhouse where it’s just all kinds of meat and steak and they spend hours there because the food is actually really good so Manon isn’t averted to food because she’s not. She just doesn’t handle spice very good this is why she got her 12 friends because they’re as bad as she is (except for Sorrel, Edda, Lin and Ghislaine)

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Ambulance hits Oregon cyclist, rushes him to hospital, then sticks him with $1,800 bill, lawsuit says

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We’re partners.

Shahid Kapoor as Sunny and Bhuvan Arora as Firoz in

FARZI (2023), dir. Raj & DK Episode 4: Dhanrakshak

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people are getting inspired by ‘animal’ to take care for their parents in that obsessive way and here i am, getting inspired by ‘kadak singh’

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when my mom was a kid in a really small southern Arizona town apparently one of her classmates had a birthday party and my mom and one other kid weren't invited. they were pretty upset and then on the next Monday apparently they were the only kids in the basically the whole school (tiny school essentially 1 room) because that girl's pet MONKEY gave everyone who went to the party RINGWORM.

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Read 'Train to Pakistan' a week ago and I don't know how to say this nicely but I was so excited for the book and was sorely disappointed reading it. The book has touched a sensitive issue of partition and my history self nerd would have loved to devour this topic. However the book failed to deliver in multiple aspects, the length of the book was quite short and it was unable to cover all the angles. There were glimpses where the words touched your soul and depicted the true horrors of partition- how it was just 'they are Muslims, they are Hindus'and that's all what mattered. The decision of partition might have taken place in Delhi but the repercussions of it went beyond the boundaries of state and time. It was a wayward slaughter, completely unplanned and unorganized, a big heap of bad judgement, simple mistakes and grave decisions. Forced evacuation on basis of religion that led to onslaught of feelings of revenge instead of sympthaty. People fled to a land they had no idea would be kind to them and in doing so multitudes died, raped, tortured, burned alive and drowned. The book shows glimpses of it everywhere but it's so scattered that the whole sense of it being pulled together between pages isn't there. The book however depicts the fact that impending death wasn't the only worry for people, there was so much more to life during the 1947 that screams horror and pain and communal anger. It covers a large aspect of people turning on each other and authorities failing to make any decision in fear of being killed for the same decisions. The book with the case of Juggat Singh is unable to cover the whole picture of partition and violence as it takes place, the ending is hollow with a cliffhanger for the reader to figure that the man is Juggat Singh. The identity of Iqbal whether it is Singh or Mohammed remains a mystery till the end and his talk of philosophical endings is much like him accepting his fate of death. Coming from a writer's perspective, perhaps the book wants to point out that the cliffhanger is just an equivalent reminder that anything could have happened with the people of Mano Majra and it is upto the readers to decide.

The line 'The fact is, both sides killed. Both shot and stabbed and speared and clubbed. Both tortured. Both raped.' Captures out the reality of the situation in right words.

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American Holocaust — David E. Stannard

[justabunchofdragons]

also the feeling of winning a politically based argument with my dad is soooo fucking good

[nando161mando]

God bless the Supreme Court.

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Indian Institute of Hotel Management Kolkata places a strong emphasis on developing communication skills, which are crucial for success in the hospitality sector.

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टीचर ने 10 साल की बच्ची को बेरहमी से पीटा

एक ट्यूशन क्लास में महिला टीचर ने मामूली बात पर दस साल की बच्ची की पिटाई कर दी। इस पिटाई में लड़की के कान पर मार लगने की वजह से वो गंभीर रूप से घायल हो गई है। बच्ची का एक प्राइवेट अस्पताल में इलाज चल रहा है। जहां उसकी हालत गंभीर बताई जा रही है। (Teacher brutally beats 10 year old girl, Nalasopara News) न्यूज़ डेस्कपालघर- नालासोपारा के एक ट्यूशन क्लास में महिला टीचर ने मामूली बात पर दस साल की…

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Hotel Jobs in Germany: Explore Opportunities with Visa Assistance

Germany is a top destination for those looking to build a career in the hospitality industry. With its strong economy, diverse culture, and high demand for skilled workers, hotel jobs in Germany offer fantastic opportunities. Whether you’re a chef, waiter, bartender, or barista, Germany has a variety of positions available for experienced professionals.

If you’re passionate about the hospitality industry, you may find the perfect role in Germany. Let’s explore what makes this country an exciting place to work and live, and how you can secure a hotel job with ease.

Why Work in the Hospitality Industry in Germany?

Germany’s thriving tourism and business travel sectors mean that its hospitality industry is constantly growing. Cities like Berlin, Munich, and Frankfurt are home to countless hotels, restaurants, and cafes, creating a high demand for experienced hotel staff. With international events, conferences, and cultural festivals throughout the year, hotel jobs in Germany are plentiful and diverse.

Aside from competitive salaries, many hotel jobs in Germany also offer great benefits such as housing allowances, healthcare, and paid vacations. Working in this dynamic environment will not only enhance your career but also give you the chance to experience Germany’s rich history and vibrant lifestyle.

Types of Hotel Jobs in Germany

If you’re considering moving to Germany for work, it’s important to know the types of positions available. Here are some common roles:

Chefs – Whether you’re a South Indian chef, North Indian chef, Continental chef, or Pastry chef, Germany’s hotels need talented culinary professionals. The country’s love for international cuisines means chefs from different backgrounds are always in demand.

Bartenders – From small boutique hotels to large international chains, bartenders are essential in creating memorable experiences for guests. Your skills behind the bar could take you far in the German hotel industry.

Baristas – Germany has a strong café culture, and hotel cafes are a major attraction for visitors. Baristas with excellent coffee-making skills can thrive in this sector.

Waiters/Waitresses – Excellent customer service is crucial in Germany’s hospitality industry. Waiters and waitresses who can provide friendly and efficient service will always find job opportunities.

No matter your area of expertise, hotel jobs in Germany are available for various levels of experience, from entry-level positions to senior management roles.

How to Apply for Hotel Jobs in Germany

The process of securing a job in Germany’s hospitality sector is straightforward, but preparation is key. Here’s what you need to know:

German Language Skills – While some positions may not require fluency in German, having basic language skills can greatly improve your chances of landing a job. However, many international hotels in Germany operate in English, so don’t be discouraged if your German isn’t perfect.

Create a Strong CV – Tailor your resume to highlight your hospitality experience. Make sure to include relevant skills, certifications, and work experience.

Apply Through Recruitment Agencies – To increase your chances of finding a job, consider working with a recruitment agency like Prowiden Overseas. They specialize in helping international candidates find hotel jobs in Germany and assist with the visa process.

Prepare for the Interview – Interviews for hotel jobs often focus on your previous experience, customer service skills, and ability to work in a team. Be prepared to answer questions about how you handle difficult situations or provide excellent service to guests.

Visa Requirements for Working in Germany

To work in Germany, you’ll need a valid work visa. The process can be complex, but agencies like Prowiden Overseas can simplify it for you. They specialize in providing work visas for hotel jobs such as bartenders, baristas, and chefs. With their help, you can secure your visa and start your new job in Germany with confidence.

Germany’s work visa allows you to live and work in the country for an extended period, and after three years of employment, you may even be eligible for permanent residency. For non-EU citizens, this is a great opportunity to build a long-term career in Europe.

Key Benefits of Hotel Jobs in Germany

Working in Germany comes with many perks. Some key benefits of securing hotel jobs in Germany include:

High Salaries: Hospitality workers in Germany earn competitive wages, with salaries often exceeding 2,300 euros per month.

Career Growth: With many opportunities for advancement, you can progress from entry-level roles to management positions over time.

Permanent Residency: After three years of working in Germany, you can apply for permanent residency, allowing you to stay in the country long-term.

Cultural Experience: Working in Germany gives you the chance to experience its rich culture, history, and lifestyle while building a strong international network.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. Do I need to know German to work in a hotel in Germany? While it’s not always mandatory, knowing basic German will definitely improve your job prospects. However, many international hotels operate in English.

2. What is the average salary for hotel jobs in Germany? Salaries vary by role and experience, but most hospitality jobs offer competitive wages, typically starting at 2,300 euros per month.

3. Can I apply for a work visa on my own? Yes, but the process can be complicated. Agencies like Prowiden Overseas can help simplify the application process and ensure you meet all the requirements.

4. What types of hotel jobs are available in Germany? There are many types of jobs available, including roles for chefs, bartenders, baristas, waiters, and managers.

5. Is there a demand for international chefs in Germany? Yes, chefs specializing in international cuisines, particularly South Indian and North Indian chefs, are highly sought after in Germany’s diverse hotel industry.

Conclusion

Germany offers incredible opportunities for professionals in the hospitality industry. With its high demand for skilled workers, excellent salaries, and a clear path to permanent residency, hotel jobs in Germany are a great career choice for those seeking a fresh start abroad. Whether you’re a bartender, barista, or chef, Germany’s hotels are always on the lookout for talent.

If you’re ready to take the next step in your hospitality career, Prowiden Overseas can help you get there. They specialize in providing work visas for jobs like bartenders, baristas, South Indian chefs, and North Indian chefs in both Germany and the UK. With their support, you can secure the job of your dreams and start your new life in Germany.