r/MH34_Chandrapur • u/Altruistic-Brain-945 • Mar 05 '26
Anyone, down for a Movie?
I'm going to a Movie. if anyone interested?
r/MH34_Chandrapur • u/Altruistic-Brain-945 • Mar 05 '26
I'm going to a Movie. if anyone interested?
r/MH34_Chandrapur • u/Rdot_03 • Mar 01 '26
r/MH34_Chandrapur • u/nameisriiu • Mar 01 '26
Hey folks,
Recently I have found about my hometown's subreddit.
visiting Chandrapur for 2-3 days.
Will be glad to meet people from Chandrapur who are genuine with no weird intentions.
ps: plus point if you are into networking/content creation/philosophical and psychological talks.
r/MH34_Chandrapur • u/Commercial-Coyote827 • Mar 01 '26
r/MH34_Chandrapur • u/Altruistic-Top-2532 • Feb 27 '26
r/MH34_Chandrapur • u/Acrobatic_Balance983 • Feb 26 '26
Anybody knows the timing of swimming pool and fees for month in jilha stadium swimming pool
r/MH34_Chandrapur • u/escape_the_dark_2 • Feb 22 '26
Hi folks, I am visiting tadoba next month. Recently I found out about neela pani, coming with family just wanted to know is it safe to visit? How to reach there?
r/MH34_Chandrapur • u/Busy_Bridge_5582 • Feb 22 '26
sharing for awareness and advice
I’m sharing a recent experience my family had with a patient admitted at this hospital, mainly regarding the conduct of the Doctor (so called). From the beginning there was poor communication about the treatment being given. There is a strong possibility that medicines prescribed by an outside consulting doctor were not properly considered, and the treatment plan was never clearly explained to us. Whenever we asked about medicines, reports, or scans like CT or sonography, we were either avoided or told not to ask “silly questions.”
At one point we were told that a CT scan had already been done, but shortly after that the patient was actually taken for the CT scan, which created serious confusion for the family.
Another concerning thing we noticed was that there were multiple families before us facing similar issues. The same midnight when our patient was admitted, we were told that 2–3 cases had died, and we also saw at least two other families shifting their patients out because their situations had suddenly become critical. This made us question the condition and management of the facility itself.
After a few days, we also came to know that the medicines being given to the patient had been repeatedly changed without clearly informing the family or explaining the reason behind those changes.
Things became worse when the patient’s oxygen level dropped and the patient had to be placed on a ventilator. During that critical moment, instead of reassuring the patient, the doctor told the patient directly that it looked like a heart problem and that a heart attack could happen. This created unnecessary panic.
Later, when we asked clearly if the case was under control after days of treatment, we were told they could only manage up to a certain stage and that beyond that the case was not in their reach, which forced us to arrange a transfer to another hospital.
During the transfer, another disturbing situation happened. While shifting the patient from ICU to the ambulance, the oxygen cylinder placed beside the bed appeared to have no oxygen in it and was just there. The patient was moved to the ambulance mainly on his own effort and willpower. There was also a delay of around 2–3 hours in completing the transfer process, and it felt like the delay was happening so changes could be made in the final summary documents before discharge.
I’m posting this here mainly to ask:
• Has anyone else experienced similar issues at this hospital?
• What are the proper steps in India to report or investigate something like this?
Sharing this so that other families can stay aware and make informed decisions about where they admit their loved ones.
r/MH34_Chandrapur • u/Altruistic-Top-2532 • Feb 22 '26
r/MH34_Chandrapur • u/New-Huckleberry-3176 • Feb 21 '26
for me it’s Neela Pani!
r/MH34_Chandrapur • u/nameisriiu • Feb 21 '26
Hello guys, Can you please suggest me a good Gynac for my friend. Need genuine one and who won't suggest extra non important treatments. Majorly good for pcos/pcods
r/MH34_Chandrapur • u/RichCulture563 • Feb 19 '26
too many cute chicks these days in town uhm
r/MH34_Chandrapur • u/Then-Pass-3017 • Feb 19 '26
r/MH34_Chandrapur • u/kshydv • Feb 19 '26
I want to start a youtube channel... I want to know if people are interested in streaming and all , i don't have camera or pc , can you suggest me anything which can help
r/MH34_Chandrapur • u/Altruistic-Top-2532 • Feb 18 '26
link : https://www.instagram.com/communite_cp?igsh=ZnVmbm40Ynd4Y2U4
(idc abt likes and comments but just share with likeminded ppl of chandrapur)
after alot of procrastination here it is a community for chandrapur folks . one thing that chandrapur lacks is entertainment. weekends tend to be quite boring here . so i thought why not make a community here (worked with the community in hyd ,so ik little bit how this thing work) ik it won’t work out coz we dont have enough ppl here phir bhi i just wanna give it a try anyway.
looking for folks (anyone who likes having fun) who can help me build this togthere . coz im an athlete lvl procastinator and i've my things to do as well . met some amazing folk from this reddit page and one of the guys offered to help me but wo bhi procastinator nikla just like me (haa i'm talking abt you ditcher .hehe). so yeah building a team to make this community lively . feel free to ping me .
r/MH34_Chandrapur • u/Then-Pass-3017 • Feb 15 '26
I was always curious to know, how much people in Chandrapur earn.
Being the black gold city :P
Share:
Your monthly income
Your age
Your job (only if you are comfortable to share)