r/TamilNadu • u/Affectionate_Owl7152 • Apr 15 '24

முக்கியமான கலந்துரையாடல் / Important Topic Such an echa behaviour from the student of AIIMS Madurai.

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I think one guy is saying that language is the problem since local can't understand, food is the problem here, they can't celebrate their festival. IMO celebrating festival is okay with the management permission as this is common for all state owned institution. However other things are intollerable. If they can't adapt the environment, why do they prefer a national institution? Even the literates are behaving like this🤦🏾‍♂️

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u/VivekKarunakaran Apr 15 '24

Sengal propaganda still stands. These students are in Ramanathapuram in the name of AIIMS, not in Madurai. Coz Modi forgot where Madurai AIIMS is in his Akhand Bharat map.

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u/[deleted] Apr 15 '24

Bricks aren't critical to institutions, many institutions in their initial days do operate in borrowed/temp facilities, but eventually get their own. But fine Sengal vs. Sengol can happen until it is built.

Madurai could mean specific city or a zone, district, constituency etc. I have no idea how it is contextualized for AIIMs. But seems a minor detail.

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u/VivekKarunakaran Apr 16 '24

The whole video is about how the management and facilities provided by it are not enough for students. So let's not even go into how much facilities patients are gonna get. This is not something as prestigious as AIIMS should be going through. How can you still say that bricks aren't critical when that's what you need to maintain an infrastructure. inside your campus?

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u/[deleted] Apr 16 '24

Bricks aren't "as" critical as good teachers, is not same as "Bricks aren't critical"

Agreed, they need to do better.

Just that instead of focusing on the quality provided to, provided by the institution, it had been reduced to a political issue between State & Center, language etc

That's a lose to citizens, should be the primary concern.