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My father recently discharged from NIMHANS after 11 days of admission. So, I think I have experience worth sharing. This Hospital deals with Neurosurgery, Neurology, Psycartry and child health cases only not a multi specialist Hospital.To begin with-” If you want to get treated you can find doctor in many Hospitals but for best treatment go to NIMHANS” quoting is easy but why I quoted is more important. My experience is as followsDay 1: I made online appointment for NIMHANS using- ORS Patient PortalIt's quite easy and important as you don't want to be in line for 3–4 hrs. Daily 2000–3000 OPD cases.Usually it's very difficult to get admission even if the case is critical, they admit only if- It's rare case or it can't be solved anywhere else. They only take challenging cases.I registered at 9 AM at registration counter and Doctor saw us at 2:30 PM- It's very important to be patient because it's worth waiting, diagosis continued till 1 hr and admitted us. Admission process completed by 7 PM(Almost-10hrs of waiting). Very same day they started taking case details and it continued till 12 AM. This shocking as I was in govt Hospital where doors closes at 7PM.From day 2 onwards treatment started at 7AM and continued till 12AM. So please understand the commitment of Doctors.Importance of NIMHANS:1- Best Case study-For first few days they take patients treatment history from childhood along with diagosis not by one doctor but by multiple doctors. It usually continues for 2–3 hrs per doctor. They analyse the medications with side effects of every drug consumed by patient, this is just greatness. The purpose is to find out the root cause. They plan for treatment if and only if they know the cause of disease. If they didn't find out the cause, case study and investigation will not end. They believe in not wasting any resources.2- Don't prescribe unwanted tests-They accept the tests report ​by other Hospitals and don't prescribe any test which is not require even an ECG.3- Experienced, Sensible, Professional and Best doctors and MTS team:Here doctors are very simple and highly experienced( thanks to 2000–3000 OPD patients daily) They explain the every detail to you and why they are doing.NB: Here not only doctors but also safaiwala to wardboy every staff if dedicated to their work only.4- Economic:The test fee is minimal- One test which costed 25000 at NIMHANS, costs 5,00,000 in Singapore, Food 120 INR for one complete day etc5- Lively environment:The environment is great two tier vintage building or spacious rooms etc love it.6- Government Hospitals but second to none.7- Research oriented methodology- For them every case is unique. They take videos of reactions post and pre treatment, record growth evaluation by multiple doctors.I feel it's best as- It offers treatment in a naturally refreshing environment with great doctors with high-tech gadgets at a low cost. So why not?Edit 1- 01/10/2019-Thanks for the giving such a positive response and sharing the answer. I feel happy that many can treat their loved ones from best doctors at best price.Here I would like to add few things as I received queries on these topics.1- Accommodation-You can only get accommodated in Hospital after you get admission.There are 3 types of accommodation after admission and rates are also.affordable-A) Private rooms- Single accommodation-B) Semi Private rooms- Double sharing (400/day)C) General Ward- Multiple sharing.I couldn't recall exact rates for other two categories but they vary from 1000–100. For updated rates hopital authority's consent must be taken.Here, one attendant is allowed to stay with patient. If many persons are there you to book guest house. There are 2–3 guest houses where one room is 500/- per day. There is also infosys dharamashala (A hall) where group of persons sleep on the floor and luggage is at your risk. It's 10/- per person per day.For first timers/Repeaters - You have to book hotel to stay till you get admission into hospital. No matter from where you are you have to come on daily basis to get consultation.There are few hotel nearby to hospital ranging between 700–1000 per day.What I did was booked an hotel at J C Road (TAP Gold Crest-5Kms) did up and down using Uber/Ola. My hotel had pool game, big lobby and spacious rooms, it's very decent and I booked online for 500/- and conveyance costed me around 50–60 per day for up and down.Here is a trick when Ola's price is high Uber is cheap and vice versa. Town bus ticket is 10/- per person. For hotel I used GoIbibo.Hope this edit also helps.

Here it is. Come along and get a sneak peak of this beautiful journey. Not much about academics ,but tons of wonderful memories.My NEET journey started in 2019 after class 12. I actually did no preparations in school days and was sure to take a drop. Following boards I went to Kota and started my NEET preparations with Allen. I stayed there for almost an year. It was my first time being away from home. Too many ups and downs in this one year duration but looking back I just remember only the good stuffs.Went there alone, ended up with a lot of friends.MAY 2019Got admissioned in Allen's leader batch and after orientation session regular classes started.Classes were large Hall like with strength of around 220 students. For the first few weeks, I was busy figuring out a perfect seating location. The teachers understood our conditions and were very friendly. It took me about a month to adapt to the spiciness and other odd flavours of food mess . Really, I suffered a lot initially.On of my school friends (sumit) who took admission in same building lived there in a different hostel. Sometimes we met in (so called)park after dinner and discussed about everything happened.There he is.JUNE 2019Another school friend, Rituraj Tripathi, joined Allen and stayed in the same hostel. I was lucky to have a good old friend’s company who stayed till the end .I sometimes wondered what my position would be in these 1500 competitors. Anyways, First Minor paper was conducted and everyone was very excited (sort of😁).The results were declared and I got overall 4th rank. (1st in my class)By the end of this month, I had established myself on the first right seat ,almost adapted to mess's food but another trouble started. You may find it funny but I was very much depressed with hairfall and dandruff. It's common for majority of boys in kota. It was really painful to see those hairs falling off my head.(RIP)JULY 2019We are taught in schools that Rajasthan is a land of deserts with scanty rainfall, right? but it rained a hell lot last a year. Sometimes we had to walk in ankle deep water.I used to eat sprouted gram seeds and one day I thought of raising it to see how far it can go.It survived for about 30 days. It died probably due to lack of nutrition coz I gave it just water, nothing else ( Oh God please forgive me.)AUGUST 2019Rain againFirst AIIMS mock test was made, I got 5th rankSEPTEMBER 20192nd Sept- It's Ganesh Chaturthi.That's Dr Ganesha of Landmark City.10th Sept- One of my most awaited days of the session. It was the time of medal distribution. I got my 3 medals on stage in front of more than 2500 students. It was a very proud moment for me. Shall never forget it.In the next Minor I got 3rd rank.Parents came to meet. My mother brought a lot of snacks ( laddu, namkeen, gujjia etc). Their arrival proved lucky for me as I got first rank in any exam for the first time including school days. It was in this second AIIMS mock test.Soon after this test, rumors of main AIIMS exams getting merged into NEET started.One of our chemistry techers( Ankit singhal sir) beautifully narrated “Chichore“ movie's summary.OCTOBER 2019Hey reader, you still there. Have some Allen Prasadam on the eve of Diwali. Very tasty 😋Classes start vacating and students started leaving even before the one week Diwali holidays. Rituraj and I decided to stay back. Taking advantage of semi-empty classes I fulfilled my desire of attending the lectures seated at the back.Just before Diwali holidays I got selected in the SRG batch.SRG was no fun. We had extra tests with high level question. With NEET's point of view those hard questions often seemed a waste of time. There was a lot of pressure and time scarcity after this new previlage. There are rumors that SRG students get a monthly allowance, but it's nothing as such. There is a scholarship program (AASP) and anybody can win based on his mark and rank in minors.23rd Oct- It's Diwali. This is Samyak.26 oct-Red Auroras in Kota 🤩NOVEMBER 2019Soon after the Diwali holidays, there was surprise semi-major exam in which I got First rank. So yeah, my holiday sacrifice paid off.14 Nov- it's Children's day but wait, we are not Kids anymore. We are all grown ups who need some manners so here is SANSKAR MAHOTSAV.It was a new and soulful experience. Never before thought that Bhajan-Kirtans can be so beautiful.We had NEET info and courier councilling session in which we were informed about various courses (MBBS , BDS ,BAMS etc) and medical colleges. AIIMS and jipmer exams finally merged into NEET .DECEMBER 2019NEET-ug registrations started. Syllabus and schedules of major tests were put on the notice boards.I was happy as my hair got adapted to Kota's weather and water , hair fall stopped. Mess's food quality, (especially breakfast) worsened. Kachori😍 and poha proved to be a good alternative.31st Dec- Said goodbye to this fantastic year with a tea-pasta party at hostel's top.JANUARY 20201st jan- Another medal giveaway session. This time I got 6 of them🤩. A perfect way to start year.Kota on Sundays witnesses a flood of folks walking down the streets, street lights sparkle and you get to see a lot of Love birds. But you realize that you are just a loner and move on. At this point while I'm writing down this point , I can't help but think of her ;Anyways, back to answer.Teachers got a deadline to finish the syllabus by 7feb. We literally had 5 physics teachers teaching at the same time to speed up the syllabus. They even started taking extra classes in the morning.FEBRUARY 2020Somehow the syllabus finished in the first week of Feb. Major tests started on 11th. Now we had a major paper every 3 days. Although there were no regular classes, we still had some optional revision classes.Oh, I forgot I was in SRG. So now my regular SRG classes started to cover up whole NCERT chemistry so as to tackle any unorthodox question.Meanwhile, my father revisited. This time we planned for a trip to Chambal Garden. Shivansh joined us to complete the school time trio.Rituraj-left. Shivansh-rightRitu with “Stepmom” above😁Very next day I had a test for which I was obviously not prepared but surprisingly everything went right and I got 360/360 in bio for the first time.MARCH 202010 March- Happy Holi.Those are achiever fellas playing Holi and hanging on wires are their previous year Allen t-shirtsOur mess used to provide the below dinner combo once/twice a month. It was one of the few most loved meals.26th March- Remember something?? Well, this was the day Modi Ji enforced the first 21 days Nationwide lockdown. Without any further delay Allen closed. No more regular classroom tests and classes. All classroom students were given free subscription of mock test papers on Allen's testMyPrep app.You might remember how strictly first lockdown was imposed. Police kept patrolling to check any free roamers. The nearby grocery shop illegally raised the prices of food items. I still remember buying yippee noodles at 12 instead of 10. It was funny to see how some guys ran like refugees to get food supplies whenever the shop opened. The price of masks skyrocketed. Mess's food quality dropped even further. Just think of the situation of students with Nokia 3310 in this scenario. We were helpless.Nostalgia started taking over my once very determined mind. My parents decided to come and receive me just after this lockdown. I knew in my mind that NEET would be postponed for sure so naturally I started losing enthusiasm in studies. Now all I wanted was to go back home somehow.APRIL 2020Finally the 21 days lockdown ended, but wait , Modi ji got no chills. he is like,He started another 10 days lockdown. I started losing my mind. I was so angry that day that I bought a lot of snacks and watched movies that entire day. (What else could I do,😑).16 April- A message from Allen popped up on my screen. It said that UP government had sent busses to take us back home. I cannot verbally explain my feelings at that moment ( Utni khushi to NEET crack krne ke baad bhi nhi Hui) . Calls started exchanging immediately from my UP fellomates. I couldn't sleep that whole night in excitement.17 April- Busses arrived that night but my trip was scheduled for next day. Only 2 baggages were allowed per person ( although I bought4😤). Many of the desperate students overestimated the pandemic and didn't take thier notes &books. I personally didn't had much belongings and efficiently packed everything. (THANKS BUNTY B😁) .18 April-. All the students were thermally screened and two busses set for basti from Land mark city. Finally we were heading back home.In the room waiting for theremal screeningSocial distancing inside bus🤣That's our luggage respectfully stacked at the backWe reached Agra at night. After thermal screening we were given Puri-Sabji . That night again, I didn't sleep. I was busy enjoying the beautiful journey.19 April- After about a day's journey we finally reached pachwas, (a place near Basti). There we had two covid tests. A blood test which gave immediate information about any viral infection, next was swap test which was covid specific and took about two days to give results. They had planned to quarantine whole bus if any of the students showed positive results in first test.Luckily, everyone was negative and by evening we all were dispersed back to our homes.On Bus station waiting for someone to receive usEnjoying “Ghar ki chai -pakori” after one yearAll in all, this was a very dramatic and thrilling month. It is among some of the rare extreme experiences I have in my memory .MAY 2020NEET paper was further postponed to 26 July. I was still unable to concentrate on my studies, so took a month break and relaxed. ( Studied just 1–2 hrs and solved online mock tests)JUNE 2020Resumed my studies with full vigour. By the end of June I had revised complete syllabus.I missed those Kota ki kachoris a lot😋. I importuned my mother to make some. Kachoris were perfect. But chutney didn't go so well😅.JULY 2020I started solving previous year AIIMS papers. ( No use though )Neet was postponed to 13 September. Nevermind, I tried to maintain my usual pace.AUGUST 2020Started solving NTA test abhyas papers( solved just 4 of them) . By the last week of August, started solving previous year NEET-ug question papers.SEPTEMBER 202013 Sept- Finally, vo aa gya. The ultimate day for which all this drama happened.Me on NEET morningWell, the paper was very easy. I was expecting to score 680+ but after matching with Allen's answer key I had only 650 marks. Nevertheless, I was relieved.OCTOBER 2020Results were out and I got 654 marks , 4 more than I expected. Everyone was very happy. I was satisfied. Loads of best wishes showered from relatives far and near. ( Although no proposals yet😁)..So after 4 days of writing and a lot of procrastination, finally we are at the end of this tale.Thank you dear reader😊You can appreciate my effort by upvoting and commenting..✌️Peace✌️

Let me ask you a counter-question. Do people in developed countries commit the offence of murder? Do people in developed countries commit the offence of rape too?Well, let me answer these questions for you. In 2016, there were 17250 murders in the USA.[1][1][1][1] Likewise, there were 95730 rapes in 2016 in the USA.[2][2][2][2]In contrast, in 2016, the number of murders in India was 30450, and the number of rapes in India was 38947 during the same year.[3][3][3][3]If you keep in mind the fact that the population of India (about 130 crore or 1300 million in 2016) is about 4 times that of USA (32.5 crore or 325 million in 2016), these crime figures become quite comparable. In fact, for per million population, these crime figures are more in USA than India. In USA, the number of murders and rapes per million population were 53 and 294, respectively for the year 2016. For the same year, the number of murders and rapes per million population in India were 23 and 29, respectively.So, you can notice that the crime is more in USA than India, if considered from the point of view of crime per million population!!!This is, of course, on the basis of the reported crime. In India, several crimes are not reported and/or are not registered in the form of FIRs by police. But, even if we presume that the burking of crime (i.e., non-registration of FIRs) is 100%, i.e., for every crime registered by police there is one more crime not registered, even then the crime per million population in India would be more or less comparable with USA, or rather may still be less!!!Okay. Now, let me come back to your question. Do people evade taxes in developed nations?The simple answer is – if people in developed nations can commit murders and rapes, which have severe punishments (going up to death penalty even in US), then what is so special about tax evasion?Tax evasion as an offence generally carries financial penalties. Even if there is imprisonment or other severe punishment, such punishments won’t go to the extent that is given for violent crimes, and definitely such punishments would not be death penalty for tax evasion.Well, let me now give a straightforward answer to your question.Between 2008 to 2010, the tax evasion in US was $458 billion per year.[4][4][4][4] Yes, it was per year!!! This is as per the data provided by the I.R.S. (Internal Revenue Service) of US, which, you can say, is equivalent of the Income Tax Department in India.To put it in correct perspective, as I have mentioned in one of my recent answers [Ashok Dhamija's answer to What will happen next, if Modi actually gets all the black money from Swiss banks and distribute 15 lakhs to each citizen's account?], the total taxes collected by all Governments in India (the Central Government as well as all State Governments) is about ₹ 30 lakh crore per year, which is equivalent to about $ 441 billion at the current dollar-rupee exchange rates.So, what we notice is that the tax evasion in US per year itself is MORE THAN the total taxes collected in India per year!!!Do I need to give any further proof that people in developed countries also evade taxes?Please note that the “tax evasion” referred to in my answer is different from “tax avoidance” or other forms of tax planning.It is generally permissible to lawfully avoid paying taxes by way of tax-planning, if there is no violation of legal provisions. India’s Income Tax Act, 1961, also contains detailed provisions relating to tax avoidance as well as GAAR (General Anti-Avoidance Rules). These provisions are in addition to several other provisions of this Act, under which an individual or a company may do tax-planning to minimize the impact of taxes.In January 2017, in a YouTube video (at present, my YouTube videos are not visible to public), I had explained the provisions relating to GAAR and the methods generally used by people to reduce their tax liability, which can be classified into four categories:"Tax Planning” [a lawful arrangement of a person's business and private affairs in order to minimize tax liability]"Tax Mitigation” [taxpayer takes lawful advantage of a fiscal incentive afforded to him by the tax legislation]"Tax Avoidance” [tax liability reduced by some legal arrangement, but it may not be as per the intent of the law; tax liability is reduced on account of some loopholes or otherwise]"Tax Evasion” [tax liability reduced by "illegal and fraudulent" means]It is the last category, i.e., the “tax-evasion”, which may be completely illegal.And, yes, even this last category of “tax evasion” may not be uncommon in developed countries such as US, as I have explained above. In fact, the tax evasion frauds may be bigger in developed nations, wherever they happen. Human nature is more or less the same (or similar) everywhere. Of course, the quantity may be different but the quality may be the same or similar.Footnotes[1] Murder[1] Murder[1] Murder[1] Murder[2] Rape[2] Rape[2] Rape[2] Rape[3] http://ncrb.gov.in/StatPublications/CII/CII2016/pdfs/Table%201.2.pdf[3] http://ncrb.gov.in/StatPublications/CII/CII2016/pdfs/Table%201.2.pdf[3] http://ncrb.gov.in/StatPublications/CII/CII2016/pdfs/Table%201.2.pdf[3] http://ncrb.gov.in/StatPublications/CII/CII2016/pdfs/Table%201.2.pdf[4] Here's How Much Tax Cheats Cost the U.S. Government a Year[4] Here's How Much Tax Cheats Cost the U.S. Government a Year[4] Here's How Much Tax Cheats Cost the U.S. Government a Year[4] Here's How Much Tax Cheats Cost the U.S. Government a Year