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rudrjobdesk · 2 years

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Coronavirus Update: देश में लगातार बढ़ रहा है कोरोना, जानिए 24 घंटों में कितने केस आए

Image Source : FILE Covid-19 Virus Highlights देश में पिछले 24 घंटों में 16,678 नए मामले सामने आए देश में इस वक्त 1,30,713 एक्टिव मामले कोरोना से अब तक हो चुकी है 5,25,454 लोगों की मौत Coronavirus Update: देश में कोरोना वायरस के मामले लगातार बढ़ रहे हैं। हालांकि पिछले 24 घंटों में परसों के मुताबिक कुछ कम केस आए हैं। देश में पिछले 24 घंटों में कोरोना वायरस संक्रमण के 16,678 नए मामले सामने आने…

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biharnewsandmedia · 1 year

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COVIDー19 Updates Bihar

#COVIDー19 Updates Bihar:➡️विगत 24 घंटे में कुल 45,912 離सैम्पल की जांच हुई है।➡️अबतक कुल 8,39,062 मरीज ठीक हुए हैं।➡️वर्तमान में #COVID19 के active मरीजों की संख्या 0 है।➡️बिहार में कोरोना मरीजों का रिकवरी प्रतिशत 98.555 है।

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newsdaliy · 2 years

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Bihar Coronavirus Update: 2600 Active Cases Of Corona In Bihar 115 New Covid 19 Patients Found In Patna Ann

Coronavirus in Bihar: Active cases of corona virus have reached 2600 in the state. Samples of more than one lakh people are being tested every day. According to the report released by the Bihar Health Department on Monday evening, 367 new patients have been found in Bihar in the last 24 hours. In this, there are 115 patients from Patna alone. Every day new cases are being received in 33 to 34…

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#active #ANN #Bihar #cases #Corona #coronavirus #Covid #patients #Patna #Update

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tengmanda · 2 years

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North Korean Leader said, “powerful forces” of the army’s medical association will step in to “immediately stabilize the supply of medicines in Pyongyang City”

#military #army #north korea #health #officials #covidー19 #covid pandemic #bihar corona news

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zeroz2ro · 4 months

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Nagy kamu! Végignéztem a EESZT-ben vakcinaregisztrációt, 12.21. - 01.11. közötti lehet időpontot foglalni, ez az eredmény: Budapest: csak 12-18 év közötti oltási időpontok vannak, felnőtt nincs Baranya: Pécsen lehet Borsod: Miskolcon lehet Bács-Kiskun: Kecskeméten lehet Békés: nem lehet Csongrád: Szegeden lehet Fejér: nem lehet Győr-Moson: nem lehet Hajdú-Bihar: Debrecenben lehet Heves: Egerben lehet Jász-Nagykun: nem lehet Komárom-Esztergom: nem lehet Nógrád: nem lehet Pest megye: nem lehet Somogy: Kaposvár lehet Szabolcs-Szatmár: nem lehet Tolna: nem lehet Vas: nem lehet Veszprém: nem lehet Zala: nem lehet Budapesten és 12 megyében NEM lehet időpontot foglalni Covid-oltásra.

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ramcharantitties · 2 years

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How was your exam bhay

hi. so uhm, Im gonna rant. Well first of all to answer your question, the exam got cancelled because server sucked ass but I still did what i could incase it doesn't. It was super easy- and if the nta decides not to retake, i'm still getting in college.

furthermore- I really, really hate my, the people who live w me. I don't like calling them "family" or "p*rents" anymore. I only like my brother but that fucker is doing mba in bihar. Now, tell me, what were your dreams when you were 15? Small girl, thinking what job she would get. what college she should go. maybe a celebrity crush, right?

that was the first time i thought about k*lling my father. and no he didn't do anything bad to me, but all of it was mental abuse. My mom, in mid 2021, was extremely sick. It was the peak of covid and sooner or later she caught it too. Of course bhaiya and papa did all they could- and thankfully we did get hospital and she was admitted. 2 days later my brother caught covid. they are better now, mom and i are going out tomorrow to buy her some hair colour if anyone's wondering.

but imagine so much tension on a teen 17 yo. well my father always thinks that we did nothing and only he suffered through it. He wants all of us have to same passwords so he can access any of our- mail or any account on his wish. He yelled at me in a fucking moving metro in delhi on 7 pm because i was texting a guy from school. He has confiscated my phone thrice now for no fucking reason. like. in his eyes texting a friend Is a reason, apparently. Hell, he told me to "sit in sunlight in school" because my doctor said i am extremely sick and need vitamin d. you know why? because the fucking house he bought has no ventilation. and dude, lack of sunlight cause some real shit to brain. my mom got migraine in 2016 because of it.

i just want to talk my girlfriend tani and i had to make a whole plan w her that whom she can call so that we can pretend talking about college and i get to talk to her. last time he took my phone and when i got it back, i was texting a friend of mine. He said "why do u have to talk to anyone". My first dream was to move out of this fucking house. and no, my mom doesn't defend me. Instead her only god and world is her dear husband who has never done anything wrong. and let me tell you- they both will rot alone when old because they haven't done any less shit to my bhaiya. i wish they will rot alone. im crying so much i hate them alot. This one time i got hurt and i was crying because it just hurt so fkn much- my thumb got trapped somewhere and it was bleeding and he had the audacity to say "you just pretend so that you dont have to ever work" and when i said that to my mom she denied accepting it.

everytime he goes out i wish he gets in an accident. or i do. like, fr. Anyways i think let's see when will the govt release new dates or smth- also i still have second slot to attend for business studied- so yeah i think it's cool if i get to attend and its still cool if i dont :)

#im sorry #i hate him #sorry lmao #trauma dump #uwu <3

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rinimy · 1 month

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Patna Pirates is a professional kabaddi team based in Patna, Bihar, that plays in the Pro Kabaddi League. The team is led by Sachin Tanwar and coached by Narender Redu. Their home ground is the Patliputra Sports Complex.

Patna Pirates (PTP) is a professional kabaddi team based in Patna, Bihar, that plays in the Pro Kabaddi League. The team is led by Sachin Tanwar and coached by Narender Redu. Their home ground is the Patliputra Sports Complex.[1] The Pirates are the most successful team in PKL history with a record of winning 3 out of 8 titles and winning all of them in successive. They are also one time runners up in season 8 of pkl which started after the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Pirates won their first title by defeating defending champions U Mumba in 2016 (January), after reaching the semi-finals in the previous two seasons (2014 and 2015). In the following 2016 (June) season, Patna Pirates defeated the Jaipur Pink Panthers, thus becoming the first team in PKL history to successfully defend their title and later completed a hat-trick of titles by defeating Gujarat Fortune Giants in the final of the 2017 tournament. The 2018-19 season was a contrasting season for the usually successful Patna Pirates, as the 3-time defending champions crashed out in the group stages, thus failing to make the playoffs for the first time ever. Patna is also the first team to play 100 Pro Kabaddi matches.

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bolllywoodhungama · 5 months

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Trade experts discuss why Animal star Ranbir Kapoor is leaps and bounds ahead of his contemporaries: “You can add him to the league of Shah Rukh Khan, Salman Khan and Hrithik Roshan”

Animal has become the fifth blockbuster of 2023 and the second blockbuster for Ranbir Kapoor after Sanju (2018). The actor is in a unique position – he has delivered 6 flops and a few underperforming films. But he has compensated for it with big hits.

Since his debut film Saawariya (2007), Ranbir has made a place in the hearts of the audience. His charming looks and acting talent made him a performer to watch out for. Off-screen, he has an adorable-yet-badass image, which connected well with the audience. He’s absent from social media and keeps away from media when he doesn’t have a film to promote. But when he appears at events and interviews, he’ll make sure he becomes the talking point before disappearing into his cocoon or work. In today’s times, when actors are all over the place, it’s amazing how Ranbir Kapoor has managed to keep the intrigue alive.

All these factors would not have worked if he wasn’t a talented actor. As trade veteran Taran Adarsh rightly said a few weeks ago in an article for Bollywood Hungama, “You can find fault in his films. But you cannot find fault in Ranbir Kapoor’s performance.”

Ranbir Kapoor has dabbled in various genres and has always come out with flying colours. One can see that he has worked hard to get the character alive. Yet, it looks natural and this balance is hard to achieve. In Animal, he plays a ferocious character, making one forget about his acts in light-hearted films like Ajab Prem Ki Ghazab Kahani (2009), Wake Up Sid (2009), Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani (2013) etc. With this film, his stardom has got a boost and it’s clear that he’s now a bona fide superstar. The usage of the prefix ‘Superstar Ranbir Kapoor’ in the posters of Animal did raise some eyebrows. But all these cynics had to eat their words once Animal became a typhoon at the ticket window.

Animal is the second film of Ranbir Kapoor to cross the Rs. 300 crores mark and it’ll be Ranbir’s first film to cross the Rs. 500 crores mark, if all goes well. Besides Shah Rukh Khan and Sunny Deol, he’ll be the third actor to enter the coveted club. Even Overseas, he has a loyal audience. Animal, in fact, was the number one film last weekend, surpassing Hollywood biggies like Napoleon and The Hunger Games: The Ballad Of Songbirds & Snakes with a worldwide gross of USD 42.17 million [Rs. 351.38 cr.]. If that’s not all, a viral story in Bollywood Hungama revealed that Ranbir Kapoor has collected Rs. 2018.02 crores from his 21 releases (and counting). He’ll soon surpass Aamir Khan’s cumulative figure of Rs. 2146.94 crores from 30 releases.

The newer lot of actors, interestingly, are far behind Ranbir Kapoor in terms of popularity and box-office record. Hence, is it fair to say that Ranbir Kapoor is leaps and bounds ahead of his contemporaries?

We asked trade experts to comment. Vishek Chauhan, owner of Roopbani Cinema in Purnia, Bihar said, “Ranbir Kapoor is a special talent. The world knew it from his debut film, Saawariya. He was inconsistent in his choice of films. In my opinion, he tasted superstardom with Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani. That film was released on a non-holiday and managed to collect close to Rs. 180 crores. It speaks volumes about an actor to achieve this feat in his sixth year as an actor. His next film, Besharam (2013), also opened at Rs. 20-21 crores. Hence, he was already a star then.”

Vishek Chauhan added, “A lot of people might not agree but Barfi (2012) spoiled things for him. It took him on a different tangent. Had he stayed on the commercial tangent, he would have tasted this kind of success much earlier. He deserves every bit of it. He should be doing more of such films. Post-Covid, his choice of films has become more universal. They have become palatable to the common man. Even with Shamshera (2022), the intent was to make a commercially pleasing flick. He wants to play larger-than-life characters, which is very endearing be it Shamshera or Brahmastra or Animal. Even with Tu Jhoothi Main Makkaar (2023), he carried the film on his shoulders.” The exhibitor said that he didn’t quite enjoy the film and added, “Had it starred Ranveer Singh instead of Ranbir, the film would not have even collected Rs. 50 crores.”

Trade guru Komal Nahta said, “100% he’s ahead by leaps and bounds because he has now got mass patronage. Earlier, youngsters loved him. Now, the masses have embraced him with open arms and they’ll not let go of him. He has got a new fan following of unimaginable proportions because of Animal.”

Raj Bansal, the owner of Entertainment Paradise in Jaipur, stated, “He’s the next superstar of Indian cinema. I always used to feel that agar Ranbir ko lambi race ka ghoda banna hai, then he should do action films. He was never convinced about it. He did action for the first time and look at the result.”

He continued, “I put him at par with Hrithik Roshan. But he has gone ahead of Hrithik. Hrithik has done 5-6 action films. Animal is perhaps Ranbir’s first action film and this is how it has performed. If he does 5-6 more action films, toh pata nahin yeh kahan se kahan nikal jaayega.”

Vishek Chauhan also stated on the same lines, “For the first time in his life, he has done this kind of action. And look how the masses have lapped it up. It shows that this man can do anything. He was just holding himself back. Isse better action Hindi cinema mein koi kya hi karega!”

Vishek also remarked, “Usually, actors begin their careers with commercial films, make their brand and then do unconventional films. With Ranbir, the process was in reverse. He proved his mettle as an actor and now he’s doing commercial films.”

He excitedly said, “It is so heartwarming to see a young actor rubbing shoulders with the big guns. You can add him to the league of Shah Rukh Khan, Salman Khan and Hrithik Roshan.”

Kiritbhai T Vaghasia, who runs The Friday Cinema multiplex in Surat, revealed that Ranbir Kapoor has an insane fan following among the people in his region, “Brahmastra worked big time. Tu Jhoothi Main Makkaar was a surprise. I ran that film for many weeks. I was surprised to see the audience turning up in huge numbers even on weekdays in the fifth and sixth weeks though it was not a typical family film. And Animal has also stunned us as it’s ‘A’ rated. Yet, it’s doing blockbuster business. In short, his films always do well here.”

What next? Trade experts advise Ranbir Kapoor to continue doing massy films. Vishek Chauhan opined, “I hope he doesn’t go back and sign a film with Imtiaz Ali. If his next film also has action and mass appeal, watch out for its opening! He should be careful that his next 2-3 films should appeal to both classes and the masses. If he takes care of this aspect, Ranbir can rewrite history!”

Raj Bansal said, “It’s upto him to take the call. He’ll never stick to doing only action films. He’ll keep experimenting like he’s been doing in the past. And that’s okay. If he does 1 or 2 action films out of 5, it’s fine. He has shown his range. If you get him the right script, he’ll deliver”

Komal Nahta agreed, “He should sign a couple of more such films.” He has high hopes for Animal’s sequel, Animal Park, “I can’t even imagine the earthquake Animal Park will cause. It will be huge.”

#Animal #Bobby Deol #Features #Hrithik Roshan #Ranbir Kapoor #Rashmika Mandanna #Salman Khan #Sandeep Reddy Vanga #Shah Rukh Khan #T-Series Super Cassettes Industries Ltd #bollywood hungama #bollywood latest news #bollywood gossip #bollywood #news #bollywood news #bollywood movies

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every-day-updates · 7 months

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Where have the children gone? New survey focusses on Bihar’s education crisis

The report reveals government schools in Bihar stare at abysmal pupil attendance and severe teacher shortage.

Shedding light on the dismal state of the schooling system in Bihar and the impact of the post-COVID crisis, a new survey report titled “Where Are the Kids?” was released in Patna on August 4. The report, conducted by Jan Jagran Shakti Sanghathan (JJSS) in January-February 2023, is based on a survey of 81 government primary and upper-primary schools in Katihar and Araria districts of Bihar.

The survey findings reveal a grim situation where none of the surveyed schools meet the norms of the Right to Education (RtE) Act. The attendance of pupils in these schools is shockingly low, with a meagre 20 per cent of children being present on the day of the survey. The majority of these students come from impoverished families and marginalised communities, exacerbating the educational disparities. Flourish logoA Flourish chart

One of the most significant issues plaguing the schooling system is the acute shortage of teachers. Only 35 per cent of primary schools and a mere 5 per cent of upper-primary schools meet the prescribed pupil-teacher ratio of one teacher per 30 children, as mandated by the RtE Act. Furthermore, during the survey, it was found that only 58 per cent of the appointed teachers were on duty, raising serious concerns about the commitment of the teaching workforce in government schools.

The report also highlights the adverse effects of the Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT) scheme for textbooks and uniforms on economically disadvantaged families. With limited financial resources, many poor families are forced to make a difficult choice between purchasing essential textbooks and uniforms or fulfilling basic necessities. As a result, numerous children are left without proper textbooks or uniforms. Additionally, it is worth noting that almost all teachers are against the DBT system for textbooks.

The COVID-19 crisis dealt a severe blow to the schooling system, leaving a lasting impact on the learning outcomes of students. According to the survey, a majority of teachers expressed concern that a significant number of children in Classes 1–5 had forgotten how to read and write by the time schools reopened last year. Despite this alarming situation, little to no measures have been taken to support these struggling students.

Moreover, the report raises alarm over the increasing prevalence of cheap and dingy tuition centres that threaten to displace government schools. The unhealthy environment of such tuition centres poses risks to children’s well-being and hinders their access to quality education.

Addressing this crisis requires urgent action from the authorities. The report suggests strict compliance with the RtE Act, which includes ensuring an adequate pupil-teacher ratio in all schools. Furthermore, providing eggs daily with the midday meal could help incentivise attendance and improve the nutritional status of students. A crucial step towards restoring government schools would be imposing a ban on tuitions during school hours to discourage the exodus of students to private tutoring centres.

The survey report underscores the need for immediate attention and comprehensive reforms in Bihar’s schooling system. It highlights successful models, such as UMS Chargharia, demonstrating that the revival of government schools is possible. Only through a concerted effort and a commitment to children’s education can the state hope to overcome the challenges and create a brighter future for its young learners.

#Bihar #education crisis

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mewaruniversity · 8 months

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Mewar University glad to invite a Motivational Speaker M. K. Sinha

Retd. (Lt Col) Manoj Kumar Sinha, Sena Medal (Gallantry Awardee), Speaker, Corporate Trainer, Actor, Influencer, Writer, Poet.

Born in Bihar, He joined the IAF (after 12th), as an Airman, continued his studies, did his graduation, cleared CDS and became an Officer in the Army.

During their duties in the Army, was also his intense counter-terrorism battles in Kashmir, he also got ‘Sena Medal’ gallantry for killing six terrorists and a gunshot wound too when a bullet tore through his face, jaw & neck. His being alive is a miracle.

In his new life, he began to express himself through his pen and voice, stories of courage and sacrifice through poems, documentaries, live talks and created a light and sound show, conceived, written and narrated by him. He also gives live commentaries at various solemn occasions and also on Doordarshan that include Army Day Parades and the inauguration of the National War Memorial.

He applied for pre mature retirement from the Army and by the time he was released he had done an acting course from Anupam Kher's 'Actor Prepares' and a voice coaching course and begun to learn to write movie scripts.

The Gillette ad based on his life and featuring him was hugely successful the world over. It got shortlisted at Cannes.

His talks & videos are not only inspirational but thought provoking as well.

When the country went into CORONA lockdown he voluntarily joined one of the biggest COVID Hospitals in the country.

He also featured in many COVID awareness videos that was liked by many including the Govt. His awareness video on 'safe banking' brought out by ICICI Bank too was a success.

In his appearance on Zee TV's Swarn Swar Bharat, He displayed his exceptional poetic skills that went viral.

He speaks at Tedx, corporate world, Schools, Colleges and other forums. He is the leadership coach of the prestigious, Rishi Hood University, Sonipat. He is inspiring and inculcating the spirit of patriotism, values and morals amongst all sections, specially the youth of the country.

#MotivationalSpeaker #MewarUniversity #SuccessStories #CorporateTrainer #Actor #Influencer #Freshers #CampusLife #Poet #OrientationProgram #Cuet #Writer #TopUniversityInRajasthan #NAACAccredited #StudentLife #BestUniversityInRajasthan #OrientationProgram #Freshers #OrientationWeek

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vangbentsen96 · 8 months

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️ 300 Hour Yoga Teacher Training

She has been educating and sharing yoga for over 7 years now, and has taught nicely over 7500 hours of public and private courses, workshops and retreats. The Serenity Yoga Teacher Training consists of 6 key modules, together with a excessive diploma of sensible teaching and self reflection. He teaches yoga nidra, leads teacher trainings, and has even written a guide on yoga nidra. Yoga nidra, usually called “the yoga of sleep,” is a sort of guided meditation that uses rest and consciousness to deliver your consciousness into a state between waking and sleep. It is amongst the main and key matters that we learn through the course. We indulge several hours talking and discussion about varied guiding rules and philosophies of yoga. Yes, lots of our college students take the trainings to deepen their very own practice. All of our trainings have a most in-person capability of twenty-two students. We believe in preserving our training smaller so college students get the best expertise from their trainers and time collectively. Again, the 300-Hour course provides some superior courses and practices that require you've the 200-Hour as a prerequisite earlier than beginning your research. Digital YTT in 2020 was an amazing journey, facilitated gracefully by Erin. We thought we were down and out (because of COVID) however Odyssey launched their online training and I am an even higher teacher than I would have been! We were sitting in precisely the identical spot once too, in that little cafe with the cute barista where you never received bothered for sticking round too lengthy. Sometimes a 200HR has many superior college students who want more difficult workshops. Sometimes a 300HR has low level college students who want extra time to revisit the fundamental asanas. Therefore, workshops might change month by month relying on the needs, pursuits and level of scholars, plus available time and availability of assorted instructors. SUP yoga (stand up paddle board) presents a new sense of stability as you float above the sea having fun with the attractive coastline. SUP yoga is an exhilarating expertise that you'll never forget, stuffed with laughter, splashing round and communing with nature. The curriculum, price and period of training differ depending on the college and placement. To apply for the YTT 300 program, fill within the blanks beneath, selecting which program you are applying for, and click on on the submit button. Students are required to complete every day assignments through the course and to submit essays inside three months after the course for each of the books listed below, in addition to assignments from the training handbook. Amrutha Bindu Yoga is a Hatha Yoga faculty, in the Bihar School of Yoga tradition. Elements of Raja Yoga, Asana utilizing Props and Karma Yoga are included as properly. After completing your registration, you'll obtain pre-training homework. To kickstart your strategy of studying, your homework will encompass reading a couple of books, and watching documentaries. Join us on-line in your 300-hour Yoga Alliance certified teacher training. Is every yoga teacher and studio owner you realize hosting a YTT these days? Teacher Trainer Sigrid Matthews explains what they know that you don't. The majority of people take up Yoga as a solution to having a healthy thoughts and body. There is little doubt that Yoga helps the person in getting rid of many health points.

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rudrjobdesk · 2 years

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Coronavirus Update: तेजी से बढ़ रहा है कोरोना का खतरा, जानिए पिछले 24 घंटों में कितने मामले आए

Image Source : PTI/FILE Coronavirus Highlights कोविड-19 से ठीक होने की राष्ट्रीय दर 98.51 फीसद है एक्टिव केसों की संख्या कुल मामलों का केवल 0.28 प्रतिशत है दैनिक संक्रमण दर 4.96 प्रतिशत है Coronavirus Update: केंद्रीय स्वास्थ्य मंत्रालय के द्वारा जारी आंकड़ों में बताया गायब कि देश में कोरोना वायरस के मामलों फिर से तेजी आने लगी है। संक्रमण की रफ्तार लगातार बढ़ रही है। देश में पिछले 24 घंटों में…

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biharnewsandmedia · 1 year

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बिहार : गया एयरपोर्ट में इंग्‍लैंड और म्‍यांमार से लौटे चार यात्री कोरोना पॉजिटिव

बिहार के गया एयरपोर्ट पर 4 कोरोना पॉजिटिव मामले सामने आए हैं. इसमें तीन इंग्‍लैंड और एक म्‍यांमार से लौटा यात्री कोरोना संक्रमित पाया गया है. संक्रमितों को बोधगया के होटल में आइसोलेट किया गया.

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sandeep-health-care · 8 months

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Remote health and Telemedicine: Hope for the Future

The digitalization of all spheres of life had begun in earnest when the Covid-19 pandemic catapulted the health sector into digital age. Telemedicine can bridge the gap between #health systems and people in remote areas with limited resources. Cost might be a constraint for LMICs, nevertheless, the benefits are multiple.

Introduction:

As of 2021, more than 40% of the world population are living in rural areas1. Of them, the majority (~80%) belong to the low- and middle-income countries (LMIC) of South and East Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa1. Although rural domicile is not the sole determinant of the remoteness of healthcare, but rural areas in these countries often lack proper healthcare facilities, transport facilities and diagnostic or therapeutic services. For example, Darjeeling, a hilly town of almost 170,000 people in West Bengal, India got its first and only MRI facility only in 20172. Thus, compared to urban infrastructure, these areas may be still considered “remote” from availability and access point of view.

The Covid-19 pandemic has made the shortcomings in global health system painfully clear. One of the main shortcomings that has been accentuated in recent times is the lack of coverage in remote areas. For example, Arunachal Pradesh, a remote hilly state of north-East India with an area of 83700 sq. km, has only about 1000 registered doctors3. While overcoming these shortcomings physically (that is, suddenly increasing the number of specialists) will remain a challenge in the near future, new technologies are offering opportunities for alternative ways to provide healthcare in these locations. Telemedicine, which was considered just a promising field earlier, has become mainstream post-Covid and is a means of ensuring universal healthcare.

Healthcare in Remote places: Present scenario

The Alma-Ata declaration of 1978, establishing the need for universal healthcare, was further affirmed in 2019 when the 83-point “Universal Health Coverage” pledge was taken by UN member states4. However, all countries have realized the fact that although such goals can easily be fulfilled in well-equipped urban centres, the remote areas still remain a challenge. Let’s look at a few examples.

Very recently, a family in a village in North Bengal were forced to take their infant twins to a hospital 200 kilometres away when local treatment facilities were deemed inadequate5. Last year in Sitamahri, Bihar a pregnant woman gave birth on the roadside while being referred to higher centre6. In Liberia, the overall number of health workers, including doctors, have remained very low post civil war and this was one of the reasons why the country fared so badly during the Ebola epidemic7. In many villages in remote mountains of Nepal, the health centres often lack basic essential drugs and this leads to frequent deaths from preventable causes like diarrhoea8.

So, although overall health statistics in countries have improved a lot, the situation in the remote areas often remains abysmal. Thus, the current health system is inadequate in addressing these challenges and newer technology is needed.

Telemedicine:

The World Health Organization (WHO) has defined telemedicine as9

Telehealth is revolutionizing the delivery of healthcare services, particularly in situations where distance plays a critical role. This innovative approach utilizes information and communication technologies to enable healthcare professionals to exchange valid and timely information for the purposes of diagnosis, treatment, and disease prevention. By harnessing the power of telecommunication, telehealth aims to advance the health of individuals and communities alike.

According to the WHO, there are three basic components of telemedicine9:

Asynchronous digital health care (where information is submitted to the system and is responded later by a health worker) e.g., X ray of a patient is sent to radiologist online for reporting.

Synchronous/real-time care (where the patient interacts with the doctor via audio or video or messaging service in real time) e.g., the ISRO project of linking remote south Indian villages with urban super specialty hospitals for online OPD consultation (GRAMSAT).10

Telemonitoring (patients’ parameters are monitored remotely) e.g., the e-ICU facility started in India during Covid pandemic.

The patterns of use of telemedicine can be divided into four main types9:

Teleconsultation (the commonest one, where the patient directly seeks consultation of doctor through synchronous or asynchronous means).

Self-help (where the patient seeks help or further information via android applications or websites) e.g. the UCLA has made the Mindful app which is free to use and can help reduce stress.11

Tele-expertise (where healthcare workers can seek opinion of experts) e.g. the SAARC Telemedicine project started by the Government of India to help neighbouring countries get specialist medical advice.12

Tele-triage (quick decision on treatment plan in emergencies) e.g. triage system used during Covid pandemic in some hospitals. It was later seen that this system reduced doctors’ workload, exposure to infectious agents, also improved patient satisfaction, reduced waiting time and consequently overall better health outcomes.13

Acute vs. Chronic care:

Telemedicine, when integrated into existing health system, can be effective both for acute and chronic medical care.

As can be seen in this framework, multiple ICU patient data are collected from camera, sensors, infusion pumps etc and sent to a central server, from where the data is sent to the concerned intensivist. The advantages of this system are standardization of care across multiple ICUs, inclusion of multiple professionals in the care pathway and enabling round the clock care. Also, this system reduces personnel movement in and out of the ICU, thereby reducing the risk of infections both for patient and staff. Disadvantages of the system include the need for initial large-scale investment in technology which may be difficult for LMICs, the possibility of power cuts in remote areas which may wipe out the data and finally, the chance of data leakage14. Also, the intensivists need to be technically adept for the system to function effectively.

Another acute medicine setting where telemedicine has been effective is burn care15. Furthermore, Taiwan, has shown that the use of telemedicine in acute care can reduce the need of patient transport, especially of air ambulance16. Thus, for LMICs, telemedicine is a means of reducing healthcare costs too.

Chronic care

The value of telemedicine in chronic care is well established. The age-old model of recurrent hospital visits for refilling prescriptions and/or routine physical examination is slowly being phased out as it’s becoming clear that most of the OPD activities can be conducted online. Even the OPD visits in a busy hospital are time-constrained and often fail to address the concerns of the patient fully. This is where telemedicine can be effective.

Meta-analyses have shown that telemedicine is equivalent to in-person visits for numerous chronic conditions17. In conditions like hypertension and dyslipidemia, non-adherence is a massive problem18. Telemedicine can help in better medicine reconciliation, to have in-depth discussions with the patient which can improve health literacy19 ultimately leading to better adherence. It has been also noted that in hypertension, telemedicine sessions often encourage the patient for self-monitoring, which leads to better blood pressure control19. Finally, in countries like India where most people are employed in unorganized sectors like construction business, single hospital visit, even at a government facility wherein all treatments are free, is still a massive financial burden for many patients. A day spent in hospital means incurring the costs of two-way transport for patient and accompanying person(s) as well as loss of daily wages for all concerned. Telemedicine can help people avoid this financial loss.

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[ad_1] Stepping into the second chapter of its journey, the Bihar Museum Biennale has once again stirred the world of art and culture. Under the auspices of the department of art, culture, and youth of the state government, the second edition of the biennale kicked off on August 7, offering an immersive and tangible celebration of artistic expression.In stark contrast to its inaugural edition in March 2021, which was held amid Covid pandemic, the Bihar Museum Biennale 2023 ushers in a new era of artistic celebration and cultural exploration. As a prelude to the grand spectacle, two photo exhibitions – ‘Brasilia 60+’ and ‘Nature Strikes Back’ – ignited curiosity, setting the stage for the immersive journey that awaited within the museum’s walls. Anjani Kumar Singh, the director general of the museum, said, “These exhibitions cater to a wide audience, ranging from art critics and enthusiasts to architects, historians, students, and the general public, as they provide informative and historical insights.” “The biennale has brought together Bihar, India, and the world. From traditional art by Jagdamba Devi to the interactive marvels of the Russian Pavilion, we have used every material and transcended every discipline. Along with ‘Together We Art’, everything has blended beautifully,” said Dr Alka Pande, chief curator of the biennale. INDIA AND THE WORLD: REDEFINING CREATIVITY In a world where time-honoured traditions merge seamlessly with cuttingedge innovation, the Bihar Museum Biennale emerges as a testament to the evolution of museum experiences. This event draws the spotlight onto four Indian museums, including Salar Jung Museum, Hyderabad and Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastu Sangrahalaya, Mumbai and eight international exhibitions from countries like Nepal, Brazil, France and Italy, creating a mosaic that celebrates the vibrant interplay of culture, creativity, and modernity. The exhibit, ‘Russia-Mystic Universe’, offers a journey that fuses ancient mysticism with state-of-the-art technology. Artists like Julius Horstuis, Luminokaya, and Igor Baranko have orchestrated a wonderland, with a synergy of 360° immersive technology, virtual reality, and traditional artistry, culminating in a narrative that breathes life into Vedic culture and philosophies. “Enveloped within panoramic screens, spherical domes, light installations, generative art displays, and sculpture mapping, the exhibition takes visitors on a cosmic odyssey on the Vedic age, where soundscapes and tactile engagements ignite the imagination,” said Sergei Sukhinin, a videographer. Turning our gaze to ‘Nepal - Where the Deities Reside’, the light is cast upon Nepal’s artistic legacy. Altogether 76 art pieces, by 70 artists, invite guests to traverse the annals of history and immerse themselves in the realm of Nepali artistic prowess. A cornerstone of the biennale is the ‘Lothal - Indian Maritime Heritage: A Voyage Through Time’ exhibition by the state-of-the-art National Maritime Heritage Complex, Lothal, Gujarat. This showcase, spanning epochs from antiquity to modernity, offers a view of India’s maritime prowess, fostering a connection to a legacy that spans over 4,500 years. “The absence of a maritime museum in India sparked the creation of this complex. With 14 galleries ranging from oceanic mythologies to Indian Shipping, our exhibition aims to showcase the complex’s signifi cance,” said Deepanjali Sharma, assistant curator of the complex. STATE OF ARTISTS, CITY OF MUSEUMS In a celebration of artistic ingenuity and cultural heritage, the Bihar Museum Bienn a l e is captivating visitors with an exhibition of works by Padma Shri recipients from Bihar. The exhibition is a curated fusion of Maithili Art, Papier Mache Art, and Bawan Buti Art, offering a unique platform to experience the creative narratives envisioned by six Padma Shri awardees. Jagdamba Devi’s canvases come alive with vibrant strokes preserving tradition and culture. The ‘Raasleela & Doli’ exemplifi es the Bharni Shaili style, a tapestry woven from natural and vibrant pigments, mainly red. Godavari Dutta, a Madhubani artist, captivates with her unique Kachni or Line Shaili. Her style draws inspiration from folk traditions, nature, and timeless legends. Sharp lines and a restrained colour palette defi ne her creations. Dulari Devi, another Kachni artist, enchants with her attention to detail and bright colour use. Every brushstroke echoes her virtuosity, a testament to her c o m m i t m e n t to preserving Bihar’s artistic heritage while infusing it with her signature designs, including the fi sh. Mural artist Baua Devi’s artistic pieces include works like Kali and Kalia Daman – Madhubani paintings that stand out with their bright blue, red and yellow colors against a black background. Subhadra Devi’s creations beckon observers into a realm of captivating narratives. Her papier mache artistry serves as a conduit to stories that have left a mark on cultures and traditions. Kapil Dev Prasad’s Bawani Buti works weave ethereal motifs into fabric, each thread thoughtfully nurtured to radiate a distinctive charm and sophistication. His creations stand as a testament to his craftsmanship and unique artistic vision. “I hope people are enjoying my work. The Bihar Museum is doing a great job featuring Padma Shri artists’ works at the Biennale,” said Prasad. The biennale will also pay tribute to the artistic evolution of Brahmadeo Pandit, whose ceramic marvels span fi ve decades – from the 1970s to 2023. The biennale also delves into Patna’s rich cultural heritage through the ‘Patna: City of Museums’ exhibition. From the Patna Museum established in 1917 to the modern Bihar Museum inaugurated in 2015, this curated collection of institutions offers a narrative of the city’s evolution through the lens of its museums. The Srikrishna Science Centre engages visitors of all ages with hands-on experiments and exhibits, while the Gandhi Memorial Museum stands as a tribute to the principles of Mahatma Gandhi. On the other hand, the Buddha Smriti Park Museum is a testament to Patna’s multicultural heritage, showcasing Buddhist relics from Japan, South Korea, Sri Lanka, and Thailand. “The biennale, set to continue till December 31, will solidify Patna’s position as the museum capital of the East. It will showcase existing and upcoming museums in Patna through innovative models and exhibits,” said Ashok Kumar Sinha, additional director of Bihar Museum.!(function(f, b, e, v, n, t, s) )( window, document, 'script', ); [ad_2]

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SLKK Memorial Hospital

SLKK Memorial Hospital is a non-profit healthcare facility located in the city of Birual Darbhanga in the eastern region of area. The hospital was established in 2014 to provide quality healthcare services to the local population and neighboring districts. SLKK Memorial Hospital is equipped with modern medical facilities and has a staff of well-trained doctors, nurses, and support staff who are dedicated to providing high-quality healthcare services to the patients.

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