IIT-M student ends life by hanging in room

by FluteHolder Sun Apr 08, 2012 11:17 pm

“Youngsters today are so used to getting everything instantly, right from their pizza to money, that they want the same in relationships too. Educational institutes should help them cope with the failures of everyday life.”

http://www.thehindu.com/news/cities/chennai/article3294401.ece?homepage=true

He was cheerful, bright and took up many student-centric initiatives, recall friends

Even as hundreds of students took the Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) on Sunday to get closer to their IIT dream, it was a sad day for the students on campus at IIT- Madras. Kuldeep Yadav, a second-year student of civil engineering, allegedly committed suicide on Sunday morning by hanging himself from a fan with a nylon rope.

The incident occurred in a ground floor room of the Narmada hostel at IIT-M, and was first noticed by Kuldeep's wing-mate. He and his friends immediately broke open the door and lowered the body. As Yadav struggled to breathe, he was taken to the IIT Hospital around 10 a.m. and then to Fortis Malar hospital in Adyar. However, he could not be saved and died around 2.20 p.m.

One of the students said: “The doctors, around noon, told us that there was still a chance, because his pulse was revived but it would take about six hours to know if he was actually out of danger.” The student was then taken to the ICU where he breathed his last.

The body was shifted to the Government Royapettah Hospital from where it was taken to the Kilpauk Medical College. A post mortem examination will be conducted on Monday morning.

Police suspect Kuldeep Yadav, the son of an Uttar Pradesh-based farmer Yashoda Singh, took the extreme step after a failed love affair. A note said to be written by Kuldeep was found by police in his room. “It is a romantic poem in Hindi written in the English script. It has words such as, Tere bina… meri haar. We had a language expert translate it for us,” said a police officer.

His mobile phone records are being scrutinised to see whom he had called last night. Kuldeep's brother has arrived in the city and his parents are on their way. Police said IIT- Madras had agreed to help the family take the body back home.

Originally from Etah in Uttar Pradesh, Kuldeep did his junior college at Aligarh Muslim University. Everything, according to his hostel mates was going right for him. “He had a girlfriend on campus but there were no problems between them. We always thought they were a happy couple,” said a friend. A bright student with a Cumulative Grade Point Average of 8.5, Kuldeep was keenly interested in his subjects and would often attend seminars out of his own initiative, according to a professor.

He was quite active in class, and would ask questions and upload material online to be shared by all, his friends recalled, adding that he was a sports buff too, interested in football and cricket. He was also the class representative and would take up many student-centric initiatives. “We didn't expect this from him, of all people. He was such a fun-loving person, cheerful all the time,” said a classmate.

“It was like any other Saturday night for us and he was a guy with no problematic habits. We thought he went for a movie yesterday, after he played board games with us,” the classmate added.

The rising number of suicides among students in colleges is, indeed, alarming. According to data provided by the Ministry of Human Resource Development, IITs reported two suicides in 2010, four in 2009 and five in 2008. In 2011, the figure was seven, three of which were by IIT-M students. To address the rising number of suicides among its students, IIT-M had set up a counselling unit with a tele-counselling facility to offer these services on an anonymous basis around the clock. The issue of suicides at the IITs, say sources, was on the agenda of the last few council meetings of the IIT.

Lakshmi Vijayakumar, psychiatrist and founder of SNEHA, a non-governmental organisation working in the area of suicide prevention said: “When such an incident happens in an IIT, it gets more attention because we see them as high performing institutes where there is an environment of high pressure.”

Except for IIT- Kharagpur that uses absolute scores, all other IITs evaluate their students on the basis of others' performance which does not foster shared learning and communication, she said, adding: “There is absolutely no need to put up results on open boards. This causes shame to a lot of students.”

The reason driving students to committing suicide may not always be related to academics. “Most students in IITs have slogged really hard to get there . When they come here, they feel there are many others better than them, which would not have been the case back home. Coping with those realities becomes difficult,” Dr. Vijayakumar said. Also, the issue of handling relationships is important. “Youngsters today are so used to getting everything instantly, right from their pizza to money, that they want the same in relationships too. Educational institutes should help them cope with the failures of everyday life.” she said.

by Kris Sun Apr 08, 2012 11:31 pm

Poor guy. What a waste! Seems to have had a lot of things going for him. Must be devastating for those he left behind.

by doofus_maximus Mon Apr 09, 2012 2:34 pm

Police suspect Kuldeep Yadav, the son of an Uttar Pradesh-based farmer
Yashoda Singh, took the extreme step after a failed love affair. A note
said to be written by Kuldeep was found by police in his room. “It is a
romantic poem in Hindi written in the English script. It has words such
as, Tere bina… meri haar. We had a language expert translate it for us,” said a police officer.

Sorry to be insensitive at this time of grief for the family, but I noticed that if Tamilians had learnt Hindi they wouldn't have had the need to hire a language expert.

Or may be it is the TN Govt wanting to portray that no body in IIT-M knows how to read Hindi.

by Hellsangel Mon Apr 09, 2012 2:57 pm

On the subject of being insensitive, was this a failed NI-SI synthesis?

by charvaka Mon Apr 09, 2012 3:02 pm

Hellsangel wrote:On the subject of being insensitive, was this a failed NI-SI synthesis?

We do need more and more inter-regional marriages. Perhaps this poor boy needs to be celebrated as a shaheed to that cause.

by Guest Mon Apr 09, 2012 3:04 pm

charvaka wrote:
Hellsangel wrote:On the subject of being insensitive, was this a failed NI-SI synthesis?
We do need more and more inter-regional marriages. Perhaps this poor boy needs to be celebrated as a shaheed to that cause.

Two callous idiots having fun and cracking jokes on the occasion of the sad and tragic death of a promising young man.

by Hellsangel Mon Apr 09, 2012 3:28 pm

Righteous indignation from the left field.

by pravalika nanda Mon Apr 09, 2012 5:11 pm

Rashmun wrote:
charvaka wrote:
Hellsangel wrote:On the subject of being insensitive, was this a failed NI-SI synthesis?
We do need more and more inter-regional marriages. Perhaps this poor boy needs to be celebrated as a shaheed to that cause.

Two callous idiots having fun and cracking jokes on the occasion of the sad and tragic death of a promising young man.

** god is good: it is better to die than to suffer anoxic brain injury and then sit through iit-m exams.

**the strange thing is how this boy was taken to his local iit hospital then transferred to Adyar, then apparently he breathes his last in an icu (which is the oddest thing i have heard of anyone in an icu setting. they likely did not even intubate him and hook him up to a mechanical ventilator - of course maybe those bright tamiZH doctors did all that but - current poyi undacchu. a mechanical ventilator will never stop delivering breaths), then his dead body is transferred to a govt hospital and from there to kilpauk for an autopsy. that's a glamorous and befitting seeting for an autopsy for india's brightest. only they should've taken him to kiplauk first to give him a chance to recover. looks like the brainy indians don't know what to do when and where.

**i have a feeling that this sweet boy did not receive appropriate care in tamiZH nadu cuz he's not tamiZH, simple as that.

by Nila Mon Apr 09, 2012 6:54 pm

pravalika nanda wrote:
Rashmun wrote:
charvaka wrote:
Hellsangel wrote:On the subject of being insensitive, was this a failed NI-SI synthesis?
We do need more and more inter-regional marriages. Perhaps this poor boy needs to be celebrated as a shaheed to that cause.

Two callous idiots having fun and cracking jokes on the occasion of the sad and tragic death of a promising young man.

** god is good: it is better to die than to suffer anoxic brain injury and then sit through iit-m exams.

**the strange thing is how this boy was taken to his local iit hospital then transferred to Adyar, then apparently he breathes his last in an icu (which is the oddest thing i have heard of anyone in an icu setting. they likely did not even intubate him and hook him up to a mechanical ventilator - of course maybe those bright tamiZH doctors did all that but - current poyi undacchu. a mechanical ventilator will never stop delivering breaths), then his dead body is transferred to a govt hospital and from there to kilpauk for an autopsy. that's a glamorous and befitting seeting for an autopsy for india's brightest. only they should've taken him to kiplauk first to give him a chance to recover. looks like the brainy indians don't know what to do when and where.

**i have a feeling that this sweet boy did not receive appropriate care in tamiZH nadu cuz he's not tamiZH, simple as that.

Tamizh or not none receives an appropriate treatment/care in Tamizh Nadu and it is true for India, America and the rest of the world.

by Marathadi-Saamiyaar Tue Apr 10, 2012 1:41 am

pravalika nanda wrote:
Rashmun wrote:
charvaka wrote:
Hellsangel wrote:On the subject of being insensitive, was this a failed NI-SI synthesis?
We do need more and more inter-regional marriages. Perhaps this poor boy needs to be celebrated as a shaheed to that cause.

Two callous idiots having fun and cracking jokes on the occasion of the sad and tragic death of a promising young man.

** god is good: it is better to die than to suffer anoxic brain injury and then sit through iit-m exams.

**the strange thing is how this boy was taken to his local iit hospital then transferred to Adyar, then apparently he breathes his last in an icu (which is the oddest thing i have heard of anyone in an icu setting. they likely did not even intubate him and hook him up to a mechanical ventilator - of course maybe those bright tamiZH doctors did all that but - current poyi undacchu. a mechanical ventilator will never stop delivering breaths), then his dead body is transferred to a govt hospital and from there to kilpauk for an autopsy. that's a glamorous and befitting seeting for an autopsy for india's brightest. only they should've taken him to kiplauk first to give him a chance to recover. looks like the brainy indians don't know what to do when and where.

**i have a feeling that this sweet boy did not receive appropriate care in tamiZH nadu cuz he's not tamiZH, simple as that.

Thus spaketh the QB of the East.

by Kayalvizhi Tue Apr 10, 2012 4:37 am

>> Narmada hostel at IIT-M

Why is the hostel named Narmada?

Why is it called IIT-M? Should not be IIT-C?

by Guest Tue Apr 10, 2012 4:55 am

Kayalvizhi wrote:>> Narmada hostel at IIT-M

Why is the hostel named Narmada?

this is a reciprocal, inter-iit, NI-SI synthesis program. narmada hostel was named so after a hostel in IIT-KGP was named radhakrishnan hall. comprende? also, IIT-M serves alu gobi every tuesday in its mess. IIT-D serves idlis sambar every thursday in its mess. students who skip mess food on these days get grade reductions for that semester.

by Another Brick Tue Apr 10, 2012 6:35 am

Kayalvizhi wrote:>> Narmada hostel at IIT-M

Why is the hostel named Narmada?

i guess it is easier to say "one large veggie, room 205, hostel narmada" than to say "one large veggie, room 205, hostel KrishnaDamodaran DamodarKrishnan Iyer."

by Guest Tue Apr 10, 2012 6:39 am

by Jeremiah Mburuburu Tue Apr 10, 2012 12:08 pm

Huzefa Kapasi wrote:
Kayalvizhi wrote:>> Narmada hostel at IIT-M

Why is the hostel named Narmada?

this is a reciprocal, inter-iit, NI-SI synthesis program. narmada hostel was named so after a hostel in IIT-KGP was named radhakrishnan hall. comprende? also, IIT-M serves alu gobi every tuesday in its mess. IIT-D serves idlis sambar every thursday in its mess. students who skip mess food on these days get grade reductions for that semester.

irrelevant.

all the hostels at iit-m are named after india's rivers, and the buses are named after mountain peaks; thus, on campus, we have stationary rivers and moving mountain peaks. the first three hostels were named kaveri (also "cauvery"), krishna, and godavari; then someone - probably, bibhutibhushan sengupto, the 1st director, who was bengali - remembered northindia and its rivers.

for lunch and dinner, both sambar/rasam and daal, and also both rice and roti were served at nearly every meal in both the vegetarian and non-vegetarian sections of the dining halls. all of it was barely edible, but didn't cause any disease.

by Hellsangel Tue Apr 10, 2012 12:10 pm

Jeremiah Mburuburu wrote:irrelevant.

all the hostels at iit-m are named after india's rivers, and the buses are named after mountain peaks; thus, on campus, we have stationary rivers and moving mountain peaks. the first three hostels were named kaveri (also "cauvery"), krishna, and godavari; then someone - probably, bibhutibhushan sengupto, the 1st director, who was bengali - remembered northindia and its rivers.

for lunch and dinner, both sambar/rasam and daal, and also both rice and roti were served at nearly every meal in both the vegetarian and non-vegetarian sections of the dining halls. all of it was barely edible, but didn't cause any disease.

by Guest Tue Apr 10, 2012 12:22 pm

Jeremiah Mburuburu wrote:all of it was barely edible, but didn't cause any disease.

IIT-M student ends life by hanging in room 3077217049

i ate in the mess of my cousin's son's college in noida 2 years ago (jiit, noida). they served chana dal and rice. it was arrible.

by chameli Tue Apr 10, 2012 12:29 pm

suicide in colleges ..is so sad

made me think of the movie "3 idiots"

hope kuldeep yadav wasnt being punished for being a NI in an SI college

or that his GF and failed love affair was SI in origin

by MaxEntropy_Man Tue Apr 10, 2012 12:32 pm

the IITs aren't SI or NI colleges. they are the most diverse educational institutions you are likely to find in india. so don't be daft.

by chameli Tue Apr 10, 2012 12:50 pm

even so

mr potato head

by charvaka Tue Apr 10, 2012 1:08 pm

Huzefa Kapasi wrote:
Kayalvizhi wrote:>> Narmada hostel at IIT-M

Why is the hostel named Narmada?

this is a reciprocal, inter-iit, NI-SI synthesis program. narmada hostel was named so after a hostel in IIT-KGP was named radhakrishnan hall. comprende? also, IIT-M serves alu gobi every tuesday in its mess. IIT-D serves idlis sambar every thursday in its mess. students who skip mess food on these days get grade reductions for that semester.

Hahaha! My hall of residence -- not "hostel" -- used to serve attempted sambar with practically every meal. Most of the cooks in the mess were gultis, and I can only hope they didn't do frequent ultis. From the results of their work, I am not so sure.

Another random fact: there is a Lallu Hall in Kharagpur now. It was originally called Lala Lajpat Rai Hall of Residence, but aam janata has renamed it Lallu Hall. All the halls of residence at KGP are named for politicians. It makes for rather strange naare-baazi at inter-hall competitions, with each hall abusing the other in the name of those old, long-dead politicians.

by charvaka Tue Apr 10, 2012 1:08 pm

Jeremiah Mburuburu wrote:all of it was barely edible, but didn't cause any disease.

by Guest Tue Apr 10, 2012 1:57 pm

charvaka wrote:Most of the cooks in the mess were gultis, and I can only hope they didn't do frequent ultis.

rofl.

by Guest Tue Apr 10, 2012 5:09 pm

Kayalvizhi wrote:>> Narmada hostel at IIT-M

Why is the hostel named Narmada?

Why is it called IIT-M? Should not be IIT-C?

Now I didnt read the entire article but i think wat the writer is saying is

many ppl still think of the place as Madras and love it. Maybe IIT's name keeprs are one of them Wink

here, enjoy Wink

http://www.thehindu.com/todays-paper/tp-features/tp-metroplus/article3298187.ece

by Nila Tue Apr 10, 2012 5:42 pm

even if you don't disclose the name says it all. any young, yong, sing, song, lim, lam are chinkus...so and so are thai's...so and so are flipos and viets and northies and southis...so what gives?

I would write in bold "Guess it for yourself" or would rather ignore. I am pretty sure I wouldn't help my kids fill in those applications. Let them do the math.

by Kayalvizhi Tue Apr 10, 2012 8:08 pm

>> At Chennai IIT for lunch and dinner, both sambar/rasam and daal, and also both rice and roti were served at nearly every meal

Do they serve both sambar/rasam and daal, and also both rice and roti were served at nearly every meal at Delhi IIT?

by pravalika nanda Tue Apr 10, 2012 9:58 pm

Marathadi-Saamiyaar wrote:
pravalika nanda wrote:
Rashmun wrote:
charvaka wrote:
Hellsangel wrote:On the subject of being insensitive, was this a failed NI-SI synthesis?
We do need more and more inter-regional marriages. Perhaps this poor boy needs to be celebrated as a shaheed to that cause.

Two callous idiots having fun and cracking jokes on the occasion of the sad and tragic death of a promising young man.

** god is good: it is better to die than to suffer anoxic brain injury and then sit through iit-m exams.

**the strange thing is how this boy was taken to his local iit hospital then transferred to Adyar, then apparently he breathes his last in an icu (which is the oddest thing i have heard of anyone in an icu setting. they likely did not even intubate him and hook him up to a mechanical ventilator - of course maybe those bright tamiZH doctors did all that but - current poyi undacchu. a mechanical ventilator will never stop delivering breaths), then his dead body is transferred to a govt hospital and from there to kilpauk for an autopsy. that's a glamorous and befitting seeting for an autopsy for india's brightest. only they should've taken him to kiplauk first to give him a chance to recover. looks like the brainy indians don't know what to do when and where.

**i have a feeling that this sweet boy did not receive appropriate care in tamiZH nadu cuz he's not tamiZH, simple as that.

Thus spaketh the QB of the East.

**hey guys, real quick - cuz i have a patient crashing on the floor and the head nurse tells me the patient has a flat line on the ekg and i gotta intubate this patient , do some cpr and throw in a little epinephrine, atropine, maybe bicarb et cetera et cetera, may be put in a central line (well actually, the doctor's gonna do all that) - but i was wondering, can one of the language experts discern the queen's english for me? what is uppili saying? is it latinized english? germanic english? sorry to interrupt your rasam-sambhar games, but pliss to translate, cuz i got works to do. this critical care attending is so handsome.

by pravalika nanda Tue Apr 10, 2012 10:14 pm

MaxEntropy_Man wrote:the IITs aren't SI or NI colleges. they are the most diverse educational institutions you are likely to find in india. so don't be daft.

** i said what i said to annoy people and to start a ni-si fight cuz somehow they are entertaining. i mean this poor boy could've easily been rashmun.

** at a bare minimum i imagined people would have something to say about the lack of medical care in this case, i was astounded to read this article, but most of the guys here want to play rasam -yellow tadka daal games instead.

** so here's how i'm going to make up for my bad behavior: i have an idea for you. the next time you go to one of your iit alum meetings, tell them to take a few incoming freshmen and train them in basic ems care - things such as cpr, the heimlich maneuver, how to use the ambu bag, identify the quickest route to a hospital with a well-equipped, functioning unit. i could be wrong but i was left with the impression that this boy's last 2 to 3h had been wasted and it is a shame that there was this concentration of very brainy indians in one place and an american high school grad with ems training would have probably handled the situation better.

by Marathadi-Saamiyaar Wed Apr 11, 2012 12:12 am

pravalika nanda wrote:
Marathadi-Saamiyaar wrote:
Thus spaketh the QB of the East.

**hey guys, real quick - cuz i have a patient crashing on the floor and the head nurse tells me the patient has a flat line on the ekg and i gotta intubate this patient , do some cpr and throw in a little epinephrine, atropine, maybe bicarb et cetera et cetera, may be put in a central line (well actually, the doctor's gonna do all that) - but i was wondering, can one of the language experts discern the queen's english for me? what is uppili saying? is it latinized english? germanic english? sorry to interrupt your rasam-sambhar games, but pliss to translate, cuz i got works to do. this critical care attending is so handsome.

If you can explain the simultaneous use of relevance of epi and bicarbonate, and how your doc intends to put them ALL in a "central line", I will explain my statement...

Do you also watch the Stars in the "open night sky" ... in your "happiest moments?"

by Jeremiah Mburuburu Wed Apr 11, 2012 12:37 am

chameli wrote:hope kuldeep yadav wasnt being punished for being a NI in an SI college

it's not an "SI college" or even a "college."

in the 52 years for which iit-m has existed, there has not been any SI-NI unpleasantness.

there has, however, been occasional unpleasantness, but that's almost always of the NI-NI kind, and in the first year, when the raw influence of their native land has not yet been moderated by the new, civilizing milieu.

indeed, i've seen them rolling on the ground, going at each other with bricks and other construction material, always making sure that there were other NI's nearby to separate them before any1 was hurt, all the while hurling abuses in just the manner seen among NIs at sulekha's forum:

******

from:

http://forums.sulekha.com/forums/coffeehouse/the-best-scent-1010930.htm

date: about march 25, 2010.

these are northindians abusing one another at ch in the thread, "the best scent...," started by Banwarilal. Banwarilal is our own dear Huzefa Kapasi-ji; Ocean Breeze is Truth Seeker/Tooth Seeker.

Banwarilal: my wife is looking for a surai (clay container) that has a steel tap...

ocean breeze: Suraahi, not surai. Kulhad is that small clay container in which tea is served at many railway stations.

Banwarilal: you shut up asshole

ocean breeze: whats your problem madarchod? gaand ka bhosda banaa ke yahi pe phaad doonga, suuar ki aulad.

Banwarilal: i am abusing you 'cos i fail to understand why your spelling correction is germane to the conversation?...

ocean breeze: kindly resubmit with 3 paras, explaining your abuse. make 3 copies of it, and shove it up your suraahi shaped arse. because i aint reading your essays.

Banwarilal: discard your pseudo pedantic ways (as in correcting spellings). just be yourself -- a foul mouthed drunkard and people will love you for that... today i'll leave after teaching u something.

ocean breeze: eh?

Banwarilal: u r a dungee. not a donkey but a dungee.

ocean breeze: fkkin unbelievable shyt. get on medication dude. you dont make any sense to me. if you are simply looking to fight - you are a donkey's arse. best smell n shyt.

Banwarilal: write surai in roman english script. lets go back to class 1... c'mon don't waste time. pen pencil nikalo.

ocean breeze: pencil ko apni gaand mei dalo...

Banwarilal: is surai right or suraahi right or surahi right or surahii right?... jawab de gandu nahin to tera khooon apne kutte ko pila dunga mein... bokachoda. ruined me nasha. may you suffer in hell bastard.

ocean breeze: bhosadchod. teri tatti nikalni band ho jaayegi agar mai peechhe pad gayaa to. aas pasod ki bakriyaa chodta rahega. bevda laude ka baal.

BittuBoye: This QeerBee-choder ocean breeze has been "peechhe pad gaya" after me for ages now. so? aint no skin off my back. what a total jackass. I guess years of drinking cheap hooch does that to you.

******

hahahaha, this was absolutely the best, addressed to The Breasted One:

ocean breeze: kindly resubmit with 3 paras, explaining your abuse. make 3 copies of it, and shove it up your suraahi shaped arse.

hahahaha. sorry, charvak, sorry, lesbian angel, sorry, hoozay, sorry, merlotwallah/mrs menon, sorry, kinnulu, sorry, "penius" seetharamayya711, and sorry, SI nationalists, ingratiators and appliers of the vacuum.

by Guest Wed Apr 11, 2012 12:42 am

[quote="Jeremiah Mburuburu"]

chameli wrote:
indeed, i've seen them rolling on the ground, going at each other with bricks and other construction material, always making sure that there were other NI's nearby to separate them before any1 was hurt, all the while hurling abuses in just the manner seen among NIs at sulekha's forum:

by charvaka Wed Apr 11, 2012 12:50 am

Jeremiah Mburuburu wrote:indeed, i've seen them rolling on the ground, going at each other with bricks and other construction material, always making sure that there were other NI's nearby to separate them before any1 was hurt

Jeremiah Mburuburu wrote:ocean breeze: Suraahi, not surai. Kulhad is that small clay container in which tea is served at many railway stations.

Did you think suraahi and kulhad are particularly bad cusswords in northindian?

by charvaka Wed Apr 11, 2012 12:56 am

Jeremiah Mburuburu wrote:in the 52 years for which iit-m has existed, there has not been any SI-NI unpleasantness.

Not even that time when you told the NIs how you felt about them? Or wait, were you the strong-but-safely-silent type who firmly bit his tongue even on home turf, and feels comfortable speaking out only from behind an anonymous internet account?

by Another Brick Wed Apr 11, 2012 12:58 am

Jeremiah Mburuburu wrote:...always making sure that there were other NI's nearby to separate them before any1 was hurt, all the while hurling abuses in just the manner seen among NIs at sulekha's forum

so cute, na?

by Guest Wed Apr 11, 2012 1:08 am

awwwwwwwww weRRy weRRy cute. unkil is 13 yrs old methinks.

by Another Brick Wed Apr 11, 2012 1:47 am

Huzefa Kapasi wrote:awwwwwwwww weRRy weRRy cute. unkil is 13 yrs old methinks.

either that or he wants to get into chameli's pants by acting cute. let me be the gatekeeper for a day and tell him that the access is denied.

by Guest Wed Apr 11, 2012 1:50 am

good idea. i'll order a chastity belt for chameli and throw the key in the ganges. virile JM can suddenly get aggressive after acting cute.

by charvaka Wed Apr 11, 2012 1:53 am

Another Brick wrote:
Huzefa Kapasi wrote:awwwwwwwww weRRy weRRy cute. unkil is 13 yrs old methinks.

either that or he wants to get into chameli's pants by acting cute. let me be the gatekeeper for a day and tell him that the access is denied.

You could also consider saying: forgive him Lord, for he knows not what he seeks.

by Another Brick Wed Apr 11, 2012 2:11 am

charvaka wrote:
Another Brick wrote:
Huzefa Kapasi wrote:awwwwwwwww weRRy weRRy cute. unkil is 13 yrs old methinks.

either that or he wants to get into chameli's pants by acting cute. let me be the gatekeeper for a day and tell him that the access is denied.
You could also consider saying: forgive him Lord, for he knows not what he seeks.

he will be in for a big surprise, sure, but who doesn't like surprises?

by Guest Wed Apr 11, 2012 2:14 am

vee unkil, speak up man!

by Merlot Daruwala Wed Apr 11, 2012 2:19 am

Another Brick wrote:
charvaka wrote:
Another Brick wrote:
Huzefa Kapasi wrote:awwwwwwwww weRRy weRRy cute. unkil is 13 yrs old methinks.

either that or he wants to get into chameli's pants by acting cute. let me be the gatekeeper for a day and tell him that the access is denied.
You could also consider saying: forgive him Lord, for he knows not what he seeks.

he will be in for a big surprise, sure, but who doesn't like surprises?

Assumptions, assumptions. Maybe Vee Unkil knows exactly what he seeks.

by Guest Wed Apr 11, 2012 2:25 am

that's a suraahi shaped assumption! you hit the nail on the suraahi.

by Another Brick Wed Apr 11, 2012 2:27 am

hahaha, MD and HK.

by charvaka Wed Apr 11, 2012 2:38 am

by Guest Wed Apr 11, 2012 7:35 am

any1 is 100% cute. certified. our vee is changing. spring is in the air. Love is too. *sigh*

by Guest Wed Apr 11, 2012 8:17 am

yay! vee is now tw certified (which is better than indu certified!). viagra should now be spelt veeagra.

by Another Brick Wed Apr 11, 2012 8:23 am

hahaha @ veeagra.

by Nila Wed Apr 11, 2012 1:02 pm

God! The earth shaked a bit after reading this post. One student commits suicide and barely treated and a life is lost. Such is sythesizing over idly/sambar/roti and hostel naming conventions. It is all your fault ppl...if tsunami occurs it is all coz of "any1" of you.

LOL

by pravalika nanda Tue Apr 17, 2012 7:17 pm

[quote="Marathadi-Saamiyaar"]

pravalika nanda wrote:
Marathadi-Saamiyaar wrote:
Thus spaketh the QB of the East.

**hey guys, real quick - cuz i have a patient crashing on the floor and the head nurse tells me the patient has a flat line on the ekg and i gotta intubate this patient , do some cpr and throw in a little epinephrine, atropine, maybe bicarb et cetera et cetera, may be put in a central line (well actually, the doctor's gonna do all that) - but i was wondering, can one of the language experts discern the queen's english for me? what is uppili saying? is it latinized english? germanic english? sorry to interrupt your rasam-sambhar games, but pliss to translate, cuz i got works to do. this critical care attending is so handsome.

If you can explain the simultaneous use of relevance of epi and bicarbonate, and how your doc intends to put them ALL in a "central line", I will explain my statement...

** i am sorry, doctor, i don't know the answers to your question. in fact, i do not even know what your question is. all i can say is that i spewed some random facts off of google, and combined that with my ems training and came up with all those statements to impress the pants off of you. i won't do that again cuz that glowing hydrocele was a bit much even for me.

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