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Finally a question worthy for me to answer. So let's start my story for an idea of a scenario. I got 520 marks in neet 2019. Not good marks I know, it was my first drop but my family was not ready for second drop and I am a kid who can do anything for MBBS like anything. Coming from a family of medical professionals I always thought MBBS is in my genes u see How Crazy I was🤣. Now coming to counseling period I got a rank of 37k and UR male so chances of dreaming MBBS from government and semi government seat is impossible as the cut off of Rajasthan state is damn high. Now the option left with me was either go for private medical college or bds from government. So I got sri Siddhartha Medical college t begur in my second round of counselling. So I was damn happy, finally I got MBBS. (Private though but I know I can excel in it) I just need the degree. But the day I reached for documents verification my destiny played with me there the official were asking for larger fee we thought till 12 L but they were asking for 18 L my father and I was shocked. In the name sake of privatisation they are looting us coming from a middle class family arranging this huge amount of money was beyond our scope. My father was tensed he couldn't sleep three nights there he is hypertension and diabetes patients so I knew that time if anything happens to my father because of the stress He was under I cannot face my self. So I decided to forfeit the seat. My whole family was against this but I know in long run arranging 90lac or 1 crore ruppes is not a easy task but I took the decision. But according to rules if we forfeit the seat security amount of 2lac is taken by government . My father said its okay but we will try our best to find a seat. But deep down I knew It s a huge amount we lost. Private medical college. U see. Now one whole month of tension and stress and lot of crying and hurting 😅 u know how it feels when ur 13 yrs old dream of becoming a doctor shatters in front of u it hurts really bad. I thought to kill myself . I felt bad I looked down upon me that's how lonely I felt. Then after a while during moo round of our state counseling I was aloted my bds private college quite reputed and named institute. 😅 But. BDS u see I never wanted to do. But I kept a thing clear in my mind I made destiny my enemy and I say and I quote, “aaj kismat ne paate (cards) dikhaye hai kal mein mere paate dikhaunga. Usne mujhe aaj jhukaya hai kal mein usse uske ghootno pe jukwaunga”.When I entered dental college my views towards Dentistry changed It blew my minds off like an explosion in my brain. The societal perception that was feeded in my mind about the field was shattered. I was in a state of amaze. This field so beautiful. I am from batch 2019 so I have not seen much in my academic life but in the last six months I have seen way more than anything than any students in any field. I always knew that once I entered the medical field I will rock it. Because I have that knowledge and experience and skills that will highlight me from the crowd. In these six months I have met stars Bollywood and YouTube I met Rekha maam My absolute favourite 🤩. I met RANVEER allahbadia beerbicep guy. Because of my college.I met the crown prince of Udaipur. So I met the nobelities. Too 😅. I have represented many posters in college and intercollege compitions on clinical cases of endodontics. Being from first year and defeating many of the third year student and second year student was kind of a proud moment for me 😅😬.And I won the third place making a record in my college. 😛 youngest poster and paper presentator. So yeah Boo yeah🥳🥳🥳.I am really oriented towards oral surgery and cancer studies and clinical research and diagnosis so I started taking participation in many events related to oncology. I.e. I took part in nukad naatak for cancer awareness program.And I also ran for cancer awareness week in our college DENTATHON. Which was an amazing. Part of my first year Dental student life.With my beloved batch.🤩 A group photo we took. Now In this lockdown I thought that I will loose this amazing opportunities and life amazing moment but noo big no. I was really motivated to defeat the Destiny. So I did a certification course from Queensland university Australia.I also took part in many dental competition of poster making and paper representation and your buddy won in many. 😬I was also invited by IMS MSA Tamil Nadu student association to talk and speak over the importance of Dentistry in medical sciences. SoSo yeah I was also selected for model United Nations conference in Bali for 2019 and I was representating India in that so It was kinda an achievement.I also attended dental conference in my first year only so achievement received 🥳.So now u tell me whether it was a harm for me to join this course I will simply say naahhh…..Its not the course or degree what makes u its ur talent which makes u a star so believe me u will rock any place where ever u will go just keep swimming 😉I want to end my answer with one of my shayari That I wrote during this whole self worth realization period, 😅 I hope you all like it.“Kismat toh woh naacheez hai jiska jikar nhi kerteKismat toh woh naacheez hai jiska jikar nhi kerteArey baba bade log mehenat se neeche baat hee nhi kerte”I am really happy to see such a great response. 700 upvotes first time ever. I hope my story might have helped many of u someway or another. Please share this answer as much as u can because we need to make people aware about this awesome field of medicine.😊🙏🏻

It’s surprisingly interesting to a historian, that if not for the painful scope of the German defeat before the gates of Moscow, one of Germany’s finest generals could have merely went on as a man with a reputation of skilled command and faded into obscurity.As it was, fate had other plans.Model’s career in the Second World War began in the corps staff of the IV Armeekorps, in the Invasion of Poland, and then as a staff officer in the 16. Armee in France. It was in the month of November, 1940, that he got his first field command: taking over 3. Panzer-Division from Generalmajor Horst Stumpff, who was moved to the command of the newly formed 20. Panzer-Division.At first, he came across as a complete eccentric. Walter Model had exactly zero respect for protocol and niceties and utterly despised formality, and was often brash and abrasive, quickly alienating his divisional staff. On the top of that, since having commanded a company in 1917, he had been a complete staff officer instead of a field commander, and trust in him was not stellar.Further adding to the belief in his eccentrics was the training methods he implemented. A good amount of divisional training was, essentially, a complete cross-unit exercise: Model would throw pieces of completely unrelated units into the field and make them work together for the same exercise. There were recon units fighting alongside AT batteries, division’s tanks along with its engineers, and any combination one could imagine, formed into ad hoc groups and given an exercise.If that makes you nod in recognition, reader, yes. Model was performing the famous German Kampfgruppen tactics before the German Army had started doing so officially.Then came Operation Barbarossa, and his first test in fire.Model’s division, driven forward by their vigorous and aggressive commander and bolstered with the most extensive ad-hoc operation practice in the entire Wehrmacht, became the blazing spearhead of Guderian’s advance. It was Model’s 3. Panzer-Division that forced the crossing across the Dnieper, and it was his division at the very lead during the drive at Kiev, meeting with the 16. Panzer-Division at Lokhvitsa and sealing the trap that caught seven hundred thousand men.The first of those earned him a Knight’s Cross. The second, a promotion to General der Panzertruppe and command of the XXXXI Panzerkorps, whose commander Otto-Ernst Otterbacher was severely wounded when his staff plane was shot down.July 1941, Soviet Union. Model in the center, talking to Panzer officer Oberleutnant Ernst-Georg Buchterkirch(left).The hard times came when winter arrived, and just as the German forces decided to halt along the whole front, the Soviets launched their winter counteroffensive.Just as he had always been the spearhead of the advance, now Model and his corps found themselves the ones covering the retreat against overwhelming Soviet forces. The men were tired, undersupplied, freezing and worn out. Weapons and vehicles were freezing solid, men were dying of frost every night. Disaster hung above the XXXXI Panzerkorps, and with them, the entire Panzergruppe 3, whose position as the farthest of all German army-level formations made them especially susceptible to destruction.But Model was there.No matter how terrible the situation got, Model never yielded an inch. Even in starvation he was a whirlwind of energy, touring every piece of the front and extolling the troops to even greater feats, driving his officers on with the harsh, uncompromising leadership that was characteristic of him. He demanded the utmost from his troops and himself, and read the Soviet offensives like a book.The Germans retreated, and retreated, but like their uncompromising commander, starving himself on rations no better than what the Schützen at the front ate, they held: and it never became a rout.By the end of the Soviet offensives, his corps were decimated. The 6. Panzer-Division, the most depleted of his formations, measured merely a thousand men by the end. But they had held, and saved the entire Panzer Group, arguably the entire army group, from destruction.This had become truth for reasons more than sheer determination and energy, though. Model’s observations had realized that the Soviet attacks, consisting of shock blows delivered by massed troops, with poor tactical command and coordination, were most successful against strongpoint defences instead of continuous lines. Moreso, the horrendous state of Soviet logistics and that the lack of organic support chronic in their mobile units[1] meant that compared to the vigorous German exploitation of any and all openings, Soviets were notoriously sluggish in exploiting breakthroughs and thus a breakthrough did not mean an immediate crisis. Thus, Model’s defensive philosophy was founded on five fundamental ideas: centralized artillery command, up to date intelligence dependent on reconnaissance and front line sources instead of rear analysis, multiple fortified lines, a continuous front line, no matter how thinly held, and a mobile reserve, no matter how small.His skills were soon about to be tested again.The winter advances of the Red Army had left the German 9. Armee, under the command of Generaloberst Adolf Strauß, holding a perilous salient in Rzhev, a knife pointing straight towards Moscow. That realization was also found by the Soviets, who on 8 January started a massive offensive involving seventeen armies to crush Strauß and grind his army to dust and blood. Within a week, the Kalinin Front had broken through the German front, and was threatening the destruction of the entire army. The situation at Rzhev was critical: it needed a miracle to save it. Luckily for the Germans, they had exactly the right miracle.Model was flown directly west, from the headquarters of his panzer corps, and was appointed the commander of the 9. Armee in place of Strauß by the Führer himself. He had leapfrogged over fifteen more senior candidates in the Army Group Center alone. It is said that as Model, having received his assignment, left the room, Hitler turned towards Rudolf Schmundt, his personal adjutant, and confided:Did you see that eye? I trust that man to do it, but I wouldn't want to serve under him.Hitler had a point. Model would soon go on to make Rzhev a hell on earth, for himself, his staff, and his army. However, a hell was exactly what the Germans needed.Over the year, Model wrestled thrice with the Soviets over the Rzhev Salient, against utterly overwhelming forces every single time, and brutally snuffed out each assault. He broke down divisions all the way down to the company level if need be to reinforce different pieces of his complex network of defense, formed battle groups out of anything and everything to bolster his reserves and front lines. He visited regularly every part of the front and gave them exactly as much reinforcements as it was their need to keep on holding, and waged the greatest battle of attrition in recent history, exhausting a force far larger and far more heavily equipped than him.The year-long Rzhev Meat Grinder cost the Soviet Union over two million casualties, Zhukov the greatest and most humiliating defeat of his career, and got Model a promotion to Generaloberst, the Oak Leaves and Swords both to his Knight’s Cross, and a nickname: Löwe der Abwehr.Lion of Defence.Soviet tanks destroyed near Rzhev, 1942 spring.Eventually, the salient on which so much blood was shed would be evacuated during Unternehmen Büffel, part of a general shortening of the front. Model’s next feat would come in the immediate aftermath of the failed Kursk offensive: with the German attack called out, the Soviets unleashed their own. Model’s army was holding the extended Orel salient, along with the 2. Panzerarmee, against a Soviet force outnumbering them well over four to one in men and materiel. Such was the wrath of the Soviet offensive, Operation Kutuzov, that Stavka projections were in favor of entering Orel itself within 48 hours and thus splitting the German forces into three.It took three weeks of rigorous combat, close to half a million casualties, and 2500 tank losses to enter Orel. It was another three until Model enacted his orderly withdrawal from the rest of the salient, leaving behind a heap of Soviet corpses and burning tanks as his forces pulled back to the Dnieper.Such was Model’s reputation that by the end of the year he was removed from the command of his army: instead, Hitler wanted him on standby, to be sent wherever the situation became critical. He had become the Führer’s Fireman, facing the worst of infernos.On 31 January 1944 he would return to the front, replacing Georg von Küchler in his command of Army Group North, whose siege over Leningrad was broken and front had effectively dissolved. He vigorously extricated it all the way to the Panther Line in Estonia, fighting every step of the way, meeting every Soviet advance with a counterattack that threw the Red Army off-balance. His withdrawal was complete on 1 March, with all noteworthy units of the army group intact. The same day, a marshal’s baton arrived at the front destined for him.It had taken him a mere six years to rise from colonel to Generalfeldmarschall.By the end of the month, he went across the front, to Ukraine, where he was to be a replacement of another field marshal: Erich von Manstein, Germany’s finest, sacked over relieving first the Korsun Pocket, then the 1. Panzerarmee, against Hitler’s wishes. It would be a tall bargain for any man to measure up to the titan of the German military, but if there was anyone up to the task it was Model. He prosecuted the defense of right bank of Dnieper with the same vigor and tenacity Manstein used to, and together, the effort of two generals cost the Red Army another five thousand tanks and over one million men for their Ukrainian gains.German forces, in the muddy ground of the Korsun Pocket.His next assignment was Army Group Center on 28 June, which was torn apart by Operation Bagration having started one week prior. The brainchild of Konstantin Rokossovsky, launched with an overwhelming superiority of four to one in men, eleven to one in tanks and assault guns, ten to one in artillery, and eight to one in aircraft, it was also the most overwhelming Soviet victory of the war. Model’s timely intervention barely averted unprecedented disaster threatening to end the war right then and there, stabilizing the front line east of Warsaw. Hitler would heap all forms of praise on him for that, naming him ‘his best Field Marshal’.He was given the Diamonds for his Knight’s Cross, and hurried West to take over Army Group B. He would never again return to the Eastern Front.He arrived on a scope of disaster. The German front in Normandy, eroded over two months until breaking point, had collapsed, and Falaise was threatening to swallow an entire army group. Model set to work with his usual vigor: forcing the evacuation of significant forces from the closing Falaise Pocket, he led his Army Group safely eastwards, and in the lull of September formed the bleeding defense in the West into a crust.The crust would hold on well, foiling first Montgomery’s ambitious dreams of striking the heart of Germany in Operation Market Garden, and then breaking the dreams of Courtney Hodges and his First Army to break through into Germany in the Battle of Hürtgenwald. Further to the north, in the streets of Aachen, eighteen thousand Germans, one-third being Volkssturm, held off an American force five times their size for three weeks.It was Model’s last victories.Model visiting the 246. Volksgrenadier-Division in Aachen.Afterwards, he would be the person chosen to enact Unternehmen Wacht am Rhein, soon to become what was called the Battle of the Bulge. It was a plan he despised to the bone, declaring that the plan ‘did not have a damned leg to stand on’, however, as a man who earned his successes and fame by his refusal to permit defeatism, he could not let himself to fail the strict standards he held all his subordinates to.So Model fought, first at the Battle of the Bulge, then in the defensive operations afterwards, until the ruined remnants of his army group, not even an army by that point, were encircled in the Ruhr. Even then he fought, until resistance became impossible and he was faced with the ugly dilemma, between the honor of a field marshal forbidding surrender and his conscience opposing the senseless slaughter, he took a third way out. He officially dissolved his army group. Ordered the Volkssturm men and Hitlerjugend auxiliaries to return home, while giving the regular units leave to surrender, fight on, or try to break out.As he personally said to a platoon of Wehrmacht personnel asking for orders, their war was over.A handful of days later, on 20 April, Goebbels gave a speech: the last birthday Hitler would celebrate and the last speech Goebbels would give in its honor. In that speech, he declared the entire Army Group B traitors to the Reich. It is said that, Model turned towards his adjutant, Colonel Theodor Pilling who was listening to the speech from the radio along with him, and uttered the words that finalized his transformation from a determined officer to a broken man.I sincerely believe that I have served a criminal. I led my soldiers in good conscience... but for a criminal government.It left Model a broken man.The next day, the most indomitable of Germany’s field marshals, a man of a will unbreakable until that point, woke up in the earliest of the morning hours. He talked to one man, Major Winrich Behr, of his intelligence staff.Behr, I cannot imagine that I, as a Field Marshal, the one who out of conviction in victory for my country am responsible for the deaths of hundreds of my soldiers, should now emerge from these woods to approach Montgomery, or the Americans, with my hands in the air and say 'Here I am. Field Marshal Model, I Surrender.'This was what he said to Behr, when he opened the subject of what he was to do: after all, Model had solved the solution of his army group, but what about him? Well, by that point, the Field Marshal had decided already.Those were his last known words. Less than a hour later, he drove his staff car into the woods near Ratingen and shot himself[2].So, in light of everything, his performance and his life, the conditions and the struggle, how good was Walter Model?Very.Where Model is present, nothing can go wrong.Common German saying in the Eastern Front.Footnotes[1] Cem Arslan's answer to How did a US, German, and Soviet armored division compare with each other in 1944?[2] Cem Arslan's answer to Who killed German Field Marshal Walter Model near the end of WW2?

Here is my list which is based on movies that moved me, surprised me or made me thing differently about life.Shawshank RedemptionRockyField of DreamsSlumdog MillionaireCharlie and the Chocolate Factory (original)Life is BeautifulSchindler's ListTo Kill a MockingbirdDances with WolvesRain ManThe Green MileA Few Good MenCity of GodCloud AtlasStand By MeIt's A Wonderful LifeTitanicForrest GumpStar Wars: A New HopeE.T.Bridge on the River KwaiRaiders of the Lost ArkSaving Private RyanMASHAll Quiet Along the Western FrontThe Sixth SenseThe 400 BlowsOne Flew Over the Cuckoo's NestDead Poets SocietyJerry Maguire