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Diabetologist doctor in Chandan Nagar| Dr. Girish Kirad
About - Dr. Girish Kirad
Dr. Girish Kirad is a Consultant Physician, intensivist Critical Care Specialist, and Diabetologist doctor in Chandan Nagar, Kharadi, Pune.
He has a rich experience of 21 years, located in Chandan Nagar, Kharadi, Pune. He has completed his MBBS from Bharti Vidyapeeth Medical College Pune. He has done his post-graduation in Medicine (FCPS) and Critical Care Diploma from KEM hospital, Pune. He has done workshops in trauma care, ATLS, ACLS, and BLS.
He worked in K.E.M. hospital, Pune in ICU as a consultant. He is a Medical Director of “Kirad Nursing Home” which is 15 bedded, NABH-accredited nursing home in Chandan Nagar, Pune. Kirad Nursing Home is the best Diabetes Hospital in Chandan Nagar, Kharadi, Pune.
Qualification:
Passed M.B.B.S Pune University in 1998.
Passed postgraduate in general medicines FCPS in 2001 from K.E.M.H. Pune. He is the best Internal medicine doctor in Chandan Nagar, Kharadi, Pune.
Completed diploma in critical care ICCM in 2001 from K.E.M.H. Pune.
Completed certificate course in diabetes management in 2016 approved by FDA.
Presently, he is working as a diabetologist doctor in Kharadi at Kirad Nursing Home.
Completed BLS and ACLS 2003
Completed BTLS 2004.
Experience:
Worked as ICU consultant in Surya hospital and burns unit for 2 yrs.
Worked as ICU consultant in K.E.M.H. Pune for 4yrs.
Worked as a consultant physician and intensivist in Jahangir Hospital, Rubby Hall, Inlacks Budharani hospital K.E.M.H. Pune.
Kirad Nursing Home:
15 bedded multispecialty hospital registered with the district health officer, Pune. ( Bombay nursing act-hospital reg. no. LCBP- 215-00247). Kirad Nursing Home is the best Diabetes hospital in Chandan Nagar, Kharadi, Pune. Dr. Girish Kirad has more than 3 years of experience as a diabetologist doctor in Kharadi.
Full-fledged operation theatre, with the latest equipment, neat and clean big area, with special rooms with AC, HDU, semiprivate rooms, with 24 hrs. emergency services centralized oxygen including trained paramedical staff, nursing care staff, list of eminent on-call consultants to extent best patient care services, back up of in house and diagnostic facilities, such as ECG pathology, X-ray (outsourced) for the need of the patient.
We also follow the bio- hazards protocols.
Welcome to Kirad Nursing home:
The hospital also has a central oxygen supply in all rooms
The hospital is also equipped with ECG, NST, and a defibrillator.
This hospital is under the surveillance of CCTV
Hospital has authorized registered MTP / TL center
Fire alarm system.
HIS- Software-supported system for both OPD and IPD
Assuring the best patient care services in the future with warm regards.
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Dr. Bharat Vatwani's journey from Borivali to Karjat to Manila...
The Ramon Magsaysay award, also called Asia's Nobel Prize, was established in 1957, in memory of the late Filipino president, Ramon del Fierro Magsaysay.
Ramon Magsaysay served as Philippines' president only for 3.5 years from December, 1953 to March, 1957, when he died in a plane crash. But his tenure was widely regarded as the golden period of Philippines history, underlining his "integrity in governance, courageous service to the people, and pragmatic idealism within a democratic society".
When he died, a New York based trust - The Rockefeller Brothers Fund - set up the Ramon Magsaysay award, with the concurrence of the Filipino government, recognizing outstanding Asians in the fields of government service, public service, community leadership, emergent leadership, journalism and arts, peace and international understanding.
The awards ceremony happens every year on 31st August, his birthday, in Manila. Winners are given a gold medallion and a cash prize of USD 30000.
In 2018, two Indians won this award. One of them was a Mumbai based doctor called Bharat Vatwani, who began his long and inspiring journey in 1988, when he saw a young man drinking water from a gutter. Therein lies a story!
Bharat Vatwani grew up in Mumbai. Having lost his father when he was 12 years old, he took up odd jobs to become a self-supporting student and did his MBBS from Grant Medical College, Mumbai, in 1982. In 1986, he completed his MD in Psychiatry from G S Medical College and Hospital, Mumbai. He married Smitha, another psychiatrist, and they started their private practice in Borivali.
One day, he and his wife were dining in a restaurant, when they saw an unkempt young man, drinking water from a gutter. They took him to their clinic, washed him, cleaned him and recognized signs of mental illness. They learnt he was a BSc graduate from Andhra Pradesh. They treated him and then reunited him with his family.
One thing led to another and Shraddha Rehabilitation Foundation was born, with the purpose of rescuing mentally ill, street people (people with schizophrenia, bipolar disorder and depression), providing them free shelter and psychiatric treatment, and reuniting them with their families. They started small - with a two-room set up that could take three patients at best.
Later, the couple found and treated a well-known professor from Sir JJ School of Art, who was wandering on Mumbai roads for over two years, because of schizophrenia. This triggered an overwhelming response from art students, who organised a fund-raiser art exhibition for Dr Vatwani’s cause. 141 artists from India and abroad participated and raised USD 22,357. This enabled them to expand to a 20-bed facility in 1996.
As they continued their selfless work, private donors, volunteers and social workers came into their lives. In 2006, they moved into a 120-patient facility, on a 6.5 acre land in Karjat, 60 km away from Mumbai. Today, Shraddha has 20 social workers, 8 nurses and 3 doctors other than Dr. Vatwani and his wife. Since its inception in 1988, Shraddha Foundation has rescued more than 7000 mentally ill, roadside destitute, with a phenomenal reunion rate of 95%.
Shraddha Foundation works on three pillars - Rescue, Treatment and Reunion.
Shraddha Rehabilitation Foundation is unique because it actively seeks mentally ill people on the streets. Every month, it gets about 100 referral calls from locals, policemen and mental health institutes, about someone in their area who needs help. The foundation's workers ask the caller for a photograph and despatch a team of 3-4 people in an ambulance. The rescue operation has to be done with a lot of sensitivity. Stones get thrown, abuses get hurled, injuries are sustained. Sometimes it takes an hour or more for the rescue operation to conclude. Rescue workers make it a point never to bind and tie any body up. But in rare occasions, a mild sedative is given.
Sometimes, the 120-bed facility is less than full. The foundation's workers comb the streets of Mumbai, Pune and surrounding areas, in search of anyone who needs rescuing. The social workers identify mentally ill people by physical signs like overgrown hair, unclipped nails and unwashed and soiled clothes, as well as psychiatric manifestations like talking and laughing to oneself, hitting oneself, incomprehensible gesturing and refusal to respond.
The rescued patients are brought to the Karjat facility for the next step - Treatment.
The Karjat campus has a large administrative building that is called the Central Unit that also houses a ward for patients. There are two more buildings with male wards and female wards, a meditation center, plots of land where rice and vegetables are grown, and a cattle-shed with Gir cows. Patients wear yellow T-shirts, printed with the word ‘Shraddha’ and the symbols of five religions. Thee campus could be mistaken for a yoga camp.
The moment of truth is Reunion. As patients recover, they become homesick and many of them recall the addresses of their homes. Sometimes, they recall just the name of a village, district or nearest police station. Sometimes, their details can be matched with the information in the police’s list of missing persons.
Once Dr. Vatwani certifies that a patient has recovered, the foundation books train tickets for the patient and an accompanying social worker to the railway station nearest to the patient’s home.
Every patient needs to continue taking Dr Vatwani’s prescribed course of psychiatric medication for at least two years after he is discharged. For those who cannot afford or cannot access these drugs, Shraddha sends a month’s course by post, tailoring the dosage according to any side-effects reported by the patient or his family.
From rescue to reunion, the entire process is free for the patient, sustained by the Vatwanis’ private practice and by donations!!!
Post-script:
In 2016, a 25-year-old man from Nanded, Maharashtra, stepped inside his home two months after he had suddenly disappeared. A garlanded picture of him hung on the wall. As soon as he entered the house, a commotion broke out. His elderly parents began crying with joy. His young wife began thanking the lord loudly. She rushed indoors amid the chaos and came back dressed in her brightest sari. She had put her bindi and mangalsutra back on.
Dr. Bharat Vatwani has created a similar impact in 6500 plus families across India! Hence the Ramon Magsaysay award!!
Just in case you are curious who the other Indian was who won the award in 2018, just check this out...
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Happy Birthday Amitji
Amitabh Bachchan completes 77 years and 50 years of entertaining us.
It was 1969 he made his debut. I was just 5 years old.
In 1970 we left for Brighton England for my Fathers doctorate, ( before which in 1969 a superstar came on the horizon in form of Rajesh Khanna
I remember the last movie we saw before leaving India was Aradhana).
We were in England for almost 4 years. So I missed the phenomena of Rajesh Khanna and the blooming of Amitabh Bachchan.
I remember the first movie I saw was Roti Kapada aur Makaan it was 1974 at Heer Palace Kanpur. I fell in love with the charismatic character of Vijay .
His journey from a unruly youth to the army where he looses his arm( my father used to tease me for many days as Dunda Haath Chalaaye Bandook ) was very well depicted by him under the direction of Manoj Kumar. The way he drives the motorcycle with the accelerator between his teeth. I was overwhelmed , His anger was so genuine.
The second movie I remember was Benaam. A suspense thriller and my admiration for him increased.
This was followed by reruns of Anand Namak Haraam and Abhimaan at our L7 auditorium at IIT Kanpur ( as they had been released when we were abroad )
I used to ask my parents to take me to see his releases.
Those were the days of advance booking and being away from the main city many times we could not get tickets to his movies..
We had to try thrice before we could see Deewar and Sholay both released in the year of emergency 1975.
Faraar, Chupke Chupke and Mili were the first movies I saw more than once in those days as a 11 year old. Thankfully for me my parents also were movie buffs. ( Obviously I could not go alone then but started doing so 4 years later )
Something which came to me genetically as my grandmother also was a movie fan. We used to see movies over the fortnight.
After almost 2and half months during my Diwali Vacation of 1975, we finally got tickets to Sholay at Sundar theatre. The movie then was ruthlessly edited with Asranis scenes as also Jayas Holi Scenes being cut . But that movie had a great impact on me, esp the character of Jai.
It was later in 1976 in its Golden Jubilee week I we saw Deewaar.
After Deewar I was totally smitten with Amitji, I used to tie a knot on my shirt like he did. Since then somehow or the other I saw every movie released.
In 1978 we shifted to Pune.
In Pune I realised that theatres were not so far as in Kanpur and I had a cycle.
In 1979 in 9th Standard I bunked school and went to see The Great Gambler ( which my parents would not allow as it was for Adults ). In Pune I understood the concept of Advance Booking, where bookings for a movie used to open on Monday and if one wished to see a film First day then that booking needed to be done.
In vacations we used to go my Dads Hometown of Washim ( then in Akola, now a district ) , there we had a theatre owned by a trust of which my grandfather was a trustee. Movies were free for us and seats were reserved for trustees.
Used to love going to the movies there but my memory brightens up when I remember that I saw Muqaddar Ka Sikander 4 times on the trot in 4 days, including once ( Interval to Interval ). Sholay I saw there 5 times in a week, this was thankfully the uncut version .
It is a well-known chapter of Indian film history beginning with the release of Prakash Mehras Zanjeer in 1973 which turned Amitabh into a goldmine.
This movie I finally got to see first on DD and in the theatre as late as 1980 during a re-run. Smouldering in the Salim-Javed dialogues and refracted through the Amitabh flamboyance fired the imagination of a whole nation as nothing had ever done before a trend which was carried ahead in Deewar, Sholay,Trishul, Don, Kaala Pathhar, Shaan, Shakti.
Movies then used to release phase wise first in Metros and a week or even later in other cities . Pune normally movies released a week later than Mumbai
And Lonawala used to come in the Mumbai circuit. I used to take a local to Lonawala to see Amitabhs movies. Once for Yaarana the tickets were not available in Black also , I took a ride at the back of a truck and went till Khopoli and saw the movie. Similarly Kaalia also I saw at Lonawala.
From Pune used to go for Summer Vacations to Mumbai and saw many movies there. Namak Halaal, Dostana, Desh Premee, Mahaan were all seen there.
Once I decided to go and visit his house, then Prateeksha. I had gone alone and after I reached just looked at the house in awe.
I always used to think if I could ever meet him, see him.
Thats a long story and long time ahead.
One incident I remember that in 1991, my father was travelling from Delhi to Mumbai,( and from Mumbai to Pune by road, as Pune airport was not functional then). On reaching home he asked me during dinner , guess who was next to me on the flight ( He was eligible for Business Class then ). I couldnt guess and he told me, your favourite Amitabh Bachchan. I was zapped, I said Dad did you get his autograph ? Dad replied, why should I , Iam not his fan, when you meet him, take it .
Cut to 1994 , I had won the All India award for Best Sales performance and the award was to be given at Mumbai. We were invited to Mumbai and put up at Ajantha Ambassador hotel. We were to join the team from Pune as they started from Sangli by Mahalaxmi express which reached Pune at 6am, we found that very early and decided to come by Deccan Queen which reached Mumbai by 10.30 am. As I reached the Hotel, I saw a Mercedes Van coming out of the gate, I wowed it and came to the reception where my colleague Pravin Rayate greeted me with.. You should have come a bit earlier, Amitabh Bachchan was in the lobby to pick up Jaya Ji {who had her office on the second floor ( Saraswati Audiovisuals, the makers of the TV hit seriel Dekh Bhai Dekh )}. So I Mercedes I saw was his and if I had taken Mahalaxmi express and come, I would have met him. It was not to be. It dampened the spirits of my award ( which I received two days later at Taj from the hands of Adi.B and Nadir.B Godrej .
The Journey moved on..
Insipte of the ups and downs, odds and evens Amitabhs box-office records can be described only in superlatives. Producers and distributors seemed to believe still that even a flop with Amitabhs name on the marquee is a good enough grosser, which was proved by the trade.
His image of the angry young man had viewers reeling under the magic of neorealism, where dream and daydream coalesced in a brave new world. The myriad manifestations of Amitabhs no-holds-barred rebellion offered a blissful release to the repressions of a whole generation. The star became a cult figure of radical dynamism, of iconoclastic change. He was no stranger to the seaminess of street life. His idealism rose not from birth or class, but from action. His avatars recurred in shanties and ghettos, in the underworld dens and among the dregs of humanity. There he battled with the predators of the concrete jungle for survivalhis belligerence hiding a tender heart, family virtues, human kindliness. He was the ultimate good man, often turned bad by circumstances, whose atonement came through self-sacrificeoften unto gory, long-drawn death.
So from Zanjeer through Deewar, Sholay, Mukaddar ka Sikandar, Shahenshah, Inderjeet, Agneepath and Akayla, to Khuda Gawah, the Amitabh archetype continues to reflect variations on a simplistic mould, magnified to a brilliant potency; it has now become part of the collective psyche of a nation of filmgoers. It was the perfect antidote to the dystopian nightmare of modern mechanistic existence, especially in the less cynical times of the recent past. Amitabh individuates his roles with the utmost confidence and conviction. He makes the unsubtle seem subtle, touches the crass with class, makes melodrama credible. Certainly, no other Indian actor had the speaking eyes and spellbinding voice to infuse nuanced suggestivity into stereotypical situations. His finesse did not alienate his characters from the masses.
In the mid 90s he moved towards central Character roles the catalyst being Mohobattein.
Then came the super hit T.V. show Kaun Banega Carorepati anchored by Amitabh. It gave an entire new life to his career which was under the dark shadow.
Finally out of the blue came the date, 12th November 2018.
The prelude to this date was the fact that I had connected to Amitji on all his social media accounts , also my senior colleague Dr Manoj Mehta who was an active participant of ABEF ( Amitabh Bachchan extended Family ), offered us a chance to be a spectator at the KBC show , we ( My friend / ex senior from Godrej Sanjay Pandey, and current colleague Kapil Sharma ) . The date was 12th November. It was the last week of shooting of that season. We reached the sets at Film City at 2 pm sharp but had a long wait till 8pm till we were finally seated, alas in the third row. It was another wait for an hour before the shoot began. Finally at @ 9.00pm he came in a Maroon Suit, seeing him I froze.. There he was some 25 feet away from me. Very interactive with the crowd, very sportive, responding to our comments and jokes. How almost 4 hours past, and it was well after 12am that the photos he has with the audience started and well after 1 am that he left. Look at his dedication reached the sets at 9 am completed 2 episode shoots and left at 1 am. He had just turned 76 then. I had finally seen with my eyes, my hero , my idol, or even if I may say My god.
But better things were ahead, The 2019 edition of KBC started in August 2019.
We had epressed our wish to be a participant again. It was 18th July, at 7.12 pm got a message from Dr Manoj that we could attend the shoot on 6th August as the show restarted on 5th August. This time the procedure was different. There was an online procedure which need to be followed up with the invite.
We did that. But July end, rains started in Mumbai and Pune, everywhere there were spells of flooding, roads closed. Sanjay and Myself were the only two left from Pune and a friend of Sanjay, Kailash Agarwal was to jpin us at Mumbai.
The forecast was rains, we debated till late evening weather to go or quit, but the urge of seeing him was so much that we decided to take the risk.
We reached at 3 pm sharp , but this time there wasnt a long wait. We enrolled ourselves and it was an hour and half later that we were inside. This time being enrolled from the ABEF , we got privileged entry, and were in the first row.
Oh what a feeling it was !! Another hour Later Big B made his majestic entry. Again he was interactive with the crowd, and the shooting ended at 8.30 pm.
Then the photographs moments came. Finally he was in front of me, I had taken a token gift for him, which he accepted. Took his Biography along which he autographed. I was trembling in joy as I shook hands with him, talked to him, it lasted a minute but the emotions were beyond eternity.
Finally at the age of 55 and 45 years later I got to meet him.
Nobody else ever had this deadly combination of unmatched talent and charisma and nobody else will ever have it in future. Then there was style, polish and a great deal of seclusion encouraging rumours and augmenting the aura. Anyway one looked at it, the man radiates power. To recapitulate there has only been one super star in India, and that is Amitabh Bachchan.
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What are the top management institutes in India?
IIM Ahemdabad
IIM Ahmedabad, the undisputed top MBA college, is the number one management school in the country. IIM Ahmedabad runs 2 years full-time PGP and PGP-FABM programs. It is an autonomous institution managed by the IIMA Society. IIM Ahmedabad is the top-ranked management institute in India. The Government of India MHRD NIRF Ranking 2018 has placed IIM Ahmedabad in the number 1 position. We will tell you in detail about the Top Management Colleges in India. In 2008, IIMA became the first business school in the country to be awarded EQUIS accreditation. Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad (IIMA)
IIM Lucknow
Established in 1984, IIM Lucknow is the 4th in the prestigious IIM family of management schools. IIML molds its students into value-driven leaders, managers, and global players. The institute undertakes a diverse range of academic activities aimed at creation, dissemination, and application of management knowledge and practice. IIM Lucknow is accredited by AMBA International Accreditation Agency. First IIM to open its satellite campus at NOIDA in Delhi NCR in 2005. Official Website of Indian Institute of Management,Lucknow
XLRI Jamshedpur
One of the top MBA Colleges in India, Xavier School of Management (XLRI), Jamshedpur is a premier, private management institute. One of the oldest management institutes in India, XLRI was founded in 1949. Over the last six decades, XLRI business college Jamshedpur has grown into a top-ranking business management school of international repute with a wide portfolio of management programs and research publications. XLRI Jamshedpur is AACSB and AMBA Accreditated B-school. XLRI has also earned the Accreditation from the National Board of Accreditation (NBA).
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ISB Hyderabad
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IIM Calcutta
IIM Calcutta was established as the first National Institute for Post-Graduate studies and Research in Management by the Government of India in November 1961. The B-school has earned a global reputation for imparting high-quality management education. It has been playing a pioneering role in professionalizing Indian management through its Post Graduate and Doctoral level programs, Executive Training Programs, Research and Consulting Activities. Home | IIM Calcutta
IIM Bangalore
Established in 1973 in India’s high technology capital, IIM Bangalore is one of the three top MBA colleges in India. Located near some of the leading corporate houses in the country, ranging from information technology to consumer product companies, IIM Bangalore enjoys an added advantage of integrating classroom knowledge with practical experience.IIM Bangalore offers a range of Post Graduate, Executive Management Education and Doctoral programs in management. IIMB is strategically positioned to expose students to all facets of India’s burgeoning economy. Its charter is to build leaders and entrepreneurs through holistic, transformative and innovative education. IIM Bangalore has key partnerships and collaborations with Goldman Sachs for women entrepreneurship.
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IIM Indore
Established in 1996, IIM Indore is the sixth in the family of twenty state-supported Indian Institutes of Management. Since its inception, IIM Indore has been acting as a leader in the field of management education, interfacing with the industry, government sector, and PSUs. IIM Indore has the latest in teaching aids, rich learning resources, a strong IT backbone, state-of-the-art sports complex and hostels as well as contemporary infrastructure. Highlights – Flagship PGP program is AMBA Accredited – IIM Indore is Ranked 11 in NIRF 2018 Rankings of MHRD, Govt of India IIM Indore - भारतीय प्रबंध संस्थान इंदौर
Management Development Institute Gurgaon
At par with the IIMs, MDI Gurgaon is rated as one of the top MBA colleges in India. It has a legacy of imparting top quality management education for 45 years and is ranked as one of the top 10 MBA colleges in various rankings. Indeed, this B-school is a dream campus for CAT aspirants and is preferred to even many IIMs.2 years fulltime PGDM at MDI Gurgaon has consistently been ranked among top management programs in the country. AMBA (Association of MBAs) UK accredited MDI’s fulltime Post Graduate Programmes. MDI has a large number of student exchange tie-ups with universities around the world such as North America, Europe, Asia, South Africa, New Zealand, and Australia. Best MBA/PGDM/PGPM Management Institute in India
FMS New Delhi
Faculty of Management Studies (FMS, Delhi) or the “Red Building of Dreams” is one of the oldest B-Schools in the country, established in 1954 under the aegis of the University of Delhi and is a part of this Central University. It is one of the premier MBA colleges in India and is in the league of top three IIMs. Quality education, with minimal fee structure and excellent placement opportunities make FMS, New Delhi as one of the highest RoI B-schools of India.
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NMIMS Mumbai
School of Business Management With a legacy of 37 years, SVKM’s Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies Mumbai has acquired the status of a top MBA college in India and the shape of a multi-disciplinary University. The NMIMS School of Business Management, Mumbai is one of the highly ranked management institutes in India. School of Business Management (SBM) of NMIMS, Deemed to be University (as per UGC Norms) is one of India’s premier business schools.
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IIT Tiruchirapalli
Indian Institute of Management Tiruchirappalli (IIMT) is the eleventh IIM and was instituted on January 4, 2011, by the Hon’ble Minister for HRD and Telecommunication under the patronage of the Government of India and the stewardship of IIM-Bangalore. With a vision to be a leading management institution with a significant impact on business and society, IIM Trichy is committed to nurture a learning environment for the creation and dissemination of management knowledge of global standards and to develop leaders of enterprises who add value to society and nation-building. | IIM Tiruchirappalli
IIM Shillong
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NITIE Mumbai
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IMT Ghaziabad
Established in 1980, Institute of Management Technology, Ghaziabad (IMTG) is India’s top MBA college with AACSB Accreditation. The B-schools have a distinct focus on grooming leadership through Innovation, Execution and Social Responsibility. An autonomous, not– for–profit institute, offering highly sought after postgraduate programs over the past more than three–and–a–half decades, IMTG currently offers four AICTE approved programmes – Post Graduate Diploma in Management (PGDM) Full Time, PGDM Executive, PGDM Part-Time, and PGDM Dual Country Programme (DCP).
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IMI Delhi
International Management Institute (IMI), New Delhi was established in 1981 in collaboration with IMI Geneva (now IMD Lausanne) and is the first Corporate-sponsored B-school. IMI is accredited by two leading international accreditation bodies – AMBA and SAQS. All programs at IMI New Delhi are approved by the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE).
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Xavier University Bhubaneswar
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SCMHRD Pune
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IIFT New Delhi
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IIT Delhi
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GIM Goa
We, at GIM, believe that the learning never stops. Our motto is to generate responsive and responsible leaders who would make a difference in society and leaders with specialized knowledge of Healthcare and Big Data Analytics.
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What Are The Most Common Conditions Spine Specialists Treat ?
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What are Spine Specialists and How Do They Diagnose
A spinal specialist in Pune is a doctor who treats the spine and related conditions, including scoliosis and herniated discs. A spine specialist provides the best treatment options for patients with a variety of conditions. There are many spinal surgeries that can be performed by a spine surgeon in Pune. Some of them include laminectomy, laminectomy with decompression, cervical fusion, cervical decompression, and cervical discectomy. The best spine surgeon in Pune is Dr. Sachin Mahajan. He has been providing spine surgery services to his patients for the last 12+ years and has a great record of success with an over 100% patient satisfaction rate.
Spinal treatment includes two types of procedures:
– Surgery to remove damaged spinal tissues, fix herniated discs, and repair fractures
– Surgery to decompress a compressed or fixed disc in order to treat back pain
The neurosurgeon should be able to diagnose and carry out the right surgical treatment for your particular problem. They should also have a thorough understanding of how your spine works, which means they should be knowledgeable about anatomy, physiology, and biomechanics.
Determining the Cause of the Pain
Pain is a common symptom of spine conditions. It can lead to a lot of discomfort and discomfort can lead to many complications. The cause of the pain is not always clear and that makes it difficult to treat the condition. There are many causes of pain that can be related to the spine. These causes include old injuries, degenerative diseases, injuries from accidents and sports, and most commonly – arthritis. Spinal pain is a common problem that affects people of all age groups. It can be caused due to a number of factors such as injury, infection, and degenerative diseases.
Spinal pain can be caused by a number of factors. Some of the common causes are:
1) Trauma
2) Spinal fractures
3) Lumbar disc herniation
4) Degenerative disc disease
5) Arthritis
6) Osteoporosis.
Treat Surgical Conditions in the Back
The spinal cord is a vital part of the body and its function is to carry signals from the brain to the rest of the body. If there is a problem with it, then it can cause serious complications. The spine specialist in Pune offers an array of services that help in managing and curing spinal issues. They offer surgical procedures, non-surgical treatments, and physical therapy for back pain, neck pain, scoliosis, herniated disc problems, etc.
Dr. Sachin Mahajan is a spine specialist in Pune who has been treating people with spinal pain for more than 12+ years. He is a spine surgeon, Neurosurgeon, and expert in the field of spinal injuries. Dr. Mahajan treats all types of back pain including lower back pain, neck pain, thoracic pain, etc., as well as injuries like fractures of the spine or vertebrae (spine fractures), slipped disc (dislocated vertebrae).
Post-surgery Treatment Options
After spine surgery, patients are often left with pain. In order to ease the pain, doctors prescribe physiotherapy or pain killers. However, these drugs have their own side effects and the person might not be able to function as well as before the surgery.
This is where spine doctor comes into play. They can help patients by providing them with a range of treatment options that will help them get back on their feet and regain their life back after the surgery.
Dr. Sachin Mahajan is one of the best spine surgeons in Pune who has helped many people recover from severe pain after spine surgeries. He provides customized treatment plans for his patients that will help them regain full functionality back in their lives and get rid of any negative effects caused by medicines prescribed by other doctors.
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50 Unbelievable Facts in the World You Never Heard Of
“Facts don’t cease to exist because they are ignored” –Aldous Huxley
A fact is something that is accurate. The word fact derives from the Latin word ‘factum’ which means ‘a thing done or performed'. There are some unbelievable facts in the world which we never heard of but are present. Some of the unbelievable facts in the world are:
Class 1- India (Freedom and Struggle)
The Indian National Congress (INC) was formed by the members of the Theosophical Society on 28 December 1885. Scotsman Allan Octavian Hume, a retired ICS officer was involved in its formation.
The word ‘Ghadar’ means ‘rebellion’. For procuring Indian independence the Ghadar Party was founded in 1913 in the US and Canada by a total of 32 patriots: Lala Har Dayal, Sohan Singh, Kartar Singh, PS Khankhoje, Tarak Nath Das, Bhai Parmanand, Rash Behari Bose, and others.
India House, in London, was demonstrated by Shyamji Krishna Varma in 1905 to provide housing arrangements for India Students.
BK Dutt, A Bengali from Burdwan, Bengal, had exploded bombs along with Bhagat Singh, in the Central Legislative Assembly in New Delhi on 8 April 1929.
The three Chapekar Brothers- Damodar Hari Chapekar, Balkrishna Hari Chapekar, Vasudeo Hari Chapekar from Chapa near Chinchwad village in Pune, Maharashtra formed the ‘Chapekar Club’ for physical and military training, that also served as “the society for the removal of obstacles to the Hindu Religion”
Surya Sen Aka ‘Master Da’ lead a group of 65 revolutionaries of the ‘Indian Republican Army’ (IRA), Chittagong Branch, in the famous ‘Chittagong Armoury Raid’ on 18 April 1930.
Giuseppe Mazzini was an important personality during the revolution period as he inspired many Indian revolutionaries, including Veer Savarkar, Lala Har Dayal, Bhagat Singh.
Sir Stafford Cripps had estimated it would take India 10 to 15 years, if not more, to liquidate the Indian Princely States and merge them with India
Dr. Shyama Prasad Mukherjee was the son of Sir Ashutosh Mukherjee (1864–1924), renowned as ‘Banglar Bagh’ or the ‘Tiger of Bengal’.
Swami Shraddhanand, also known as Mahatma Munshi Ram Vij, was an Indian educationist, writer, and Arya Samaj missionary, who also published newspapers
Class 2- Human Body
Each bacteria is a single cell, about 100,000 bacteria would fit inside this letter o.
The symptoms of an illness are generally easy to tell, but it is quite difficult for doctors to diagnose the cause of the illness.
Adenoids are also known as pharyngeal tonsils help to kill breath germs. Red, sore, swollen tonsils are a sign of tonsillitis.
Certain reactions and body processes begin to slow down from the 40s in some people, but not until the 60s in others
If the sperm in the males haven’t been released then in that case they break down and get recycled in the male’s body.
By the time a girl has grown up and is ready to have children, the number of egg cells in her body is about 200,000.
The genes that make a mouse are almost the same as those that make a person. Out of every 100 genes, a mouse has 92 that are the same as ours.
When you eat lots of meat, your urine gets darker. This is because your body makes urea, which gives urine its color, from protein
The average weight of solid waste in the human body is about 5.2 oz. per day.
There are about 500 million villi in the body
Class 3- Random Facts
There are more than 10 million bricks have been used to set up the Empire State Building.
Average American has to pay nearly $525.037 in their taxes, so they work for about 24,000 hours in their lifetime just to pay these taxes.
The human feet perspire half a pint of fluid a day.
There is one of the city in Norway named “Hell”.
“I” is the most used English word whereas “You” is the second most.
Catfish has the highest taste buds among animals, it’s around 27,000.
A cow gives nearly 200,000 glasses of milk in her lifetime
Chameleon can move its eyes in two directions at the same time.
Emus and kangaroos cannot walk backward.
A crocodile's tongue is attached to the roof of its mouth.
Class 4- Unbelievable Facts
A Roman soldier’s gear weighed about 90 lb (40kg) as much as a 12-year-old-child.
Every year, the world throws away around 1.4 billion tons of food. That’s about one-third of all the food that gets produced. At the same time, one in nine people doesn’t have enough to eat.
Tutankhamun became pharaoh in 1336 BCE and died ten years later. His Mummy was found wearing a solid gold death mask, weighing 22 ½ lb (10.2kg).
77% of Russia is made up of Siberia.
Yawning actually cools down your brain, which helps get rid of stress.
Bruce Lee was so fast that they had to slow the film down so you could see his moves.
Today we associate Ketchup with tomatoes, but back in the 1700s, it was usually made from mushrooms, seafood, or nuts.
There are said to be 8,000 sports and games around the world.
A car’s paint is sprayed on by robotic arms. The most popular car color across the globe is white.
Every other planet in our Solar System has named after a Greek or Roman God, except ours.
Class 5- Life Hacks
When sharing headphones with friends, turn on the mono audio feature, so that your phone splits the sound equally.
Did your phone freeze? Plug it into a charger to free it up again
The Chromoji extension for Google Chrome allows you to see emojis when you’re on your computer
You can press “1,” “2,” “3,” etc. to jump 10%, 20%, 30% into the video you’re watching on YouTube
Ever wonder why phone cords are so short? Using your phone while it’s charging can damage the battery.
An old CD spindle makes for the perfect bagel holder. They are great for packing lunches.
If you peel a banana from the bottom, you won’t have to pick the little “stringy things” off of it
Trying to cut sugar out of your diet? Freeze bananas. They’re much sweeter when frozen, making for a great, tasty treat
Take a sip of your coffee before adding in sugar. You won’t need as much sugar for it to taste as sweet afterward.
Drinking two cups of water before meals can make you lose an average of four and a half more pounds in twelve weeks.
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State well being division proposes experimental residence jabs for the bed-ridden: Affidavit in PIL | India Information - Instances of India
MUMBAI: Maharashtra well being division knowledgeable Bombay excessive courtroom in an affidavit that it “wishes to suggest residence vaccination on experimental foundation’’ based mostly on tips framed by its Covid taskforce, for these licensed by a physician to be “actually motionless and bedridden."
It should include 5 "necessary situations'', one being that the 'household or treating physician' should additionally certify that the house jab beneficiary would don't have any antagonistic reactions after immunization (AEFI) and if he or she does have, such physician could be “solely accountable’’ to deal with it.
The affidavit filed on June 28 stated that the Public well being division proposal might be submitted to the State authorities for its resolution on it. As soon as the state approves the proposal for such experimental ‘residence vaccination’, it could be despatched to the Central authorities for its approval in view of the advisory issued by the Centre on vaccination coverage.
The opposite two necessary situations would come with “written consent’’ to be offered by a member of the family and to keep away from vaccine wastage not less than 10 involved beneficiaries shall be made mandatorily accessible in shut proximity as one vial incorporates 10 doses of vaccine.’’
The state stated the Nationwide Knowledgeable Group on Vaccination Administration (NEGVAC) arrange by the Central well being ministry had negated door-to-door jabs to the aged and bedridden at current. The Centre had on Might 27 suggested ‘close to to residence’ vaccination as an alternative. The State stated presently it doesn't have any door-to-door vaccination coverage.
The affidavit was filed by Dr D N Patil, deputy director, State Household Welfare Bureau, Pune on behalf of the State, Public Well being division, in response to a June 22 order of the HC in a PIL filed early April by advocates Dhruti Kapadia and Kunal Tiwari for ‘door-to-door vaccination for the aged, specially-abled and bed-ridden individuals.
The state public well being division, stated, on account of six causes, it was not implementing any door-to-door vaccination presently. Among the many causes was Centre and State’s concern over any AEFI, a “well-known danger’’. The affidavit stated despite the fact that the AEFI danger could also be small, some individuals might face severe even ‘deadly anaphylactic (extreme, probably life threatening) response’.
It added that in a hospital/clinic setting there's educated manpower in addition to medicines accessible to deal with such antagonistic causes together with provide of oxygen which isn't doable or very troublesome when a vaccinator visits residence to vaccinate a homebound or bed-ridden individual.
Other than the AEFI issues, cold-chain protocol compliance and “restricted manpower” would imply ‘residence vaccination might change into an obstacle for clean supply of well being care’ as well being employees would have “to attend for 30 minute at every residence, which isn't possible.’’
The opposite causes cited by the state for not occurring at current with door-step jabs is “acute scarcity of medical doctors in private and non-private well being system’’. Presence of medical doctors is a should, however can't be ensured if there's a “sizeable’’ demand for residence vaccination.
The State Covid process drive had final week framed draft tips for residence vaccination and had sought time on June 22 from the HC to finalise it. The HC granting time had stated the duty drive was continuing in a constructive path.
“We nonetheless depart it to the knowledge of Taskforce” to incorporate such provisions as are helpful to the pursuits of aged and bedridden, the bench of Chief Justice Dipankar Datta and Justice Girish Kulkarni had stated in its June 22 order.
The HC is scheduled to listen to the PIL on Tuesday.
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Why some states did better than others in handling Covid 19 ?
This is a very difficult and complex question to answer as to why some states handled Covid 19 well whereas some states are still struggling to grapple with the Virus. Overall, India has done well as compared to the world considering the population it has, even though a section of Indian media and compulsive complainers are highlighting the fact that number of cases have gone up and that India is 3rd in the world in number of Covid 19 cases. We should remember that these were the same people that were complaining before why India has not done enough testing and now that India is right up there with other countries in testing (only 2nd to United States) they will not highlight the number of cases vis a vis the number of cases tested which will give the real picture. Along with that India's high recovery rate and low mortality rate is also one of the best in the world.
Coming back to the states ability to handle Covid 19, there is a difference in performance for various reasons. It is not a simple answer where we can say the state that tests the highest has done well because the virus itself is a very complicated one. As Dr Gangakedkar from ICMR had explained in one of his interviews that testing someone in a particular day will show negative but after some days testing the same person will show positive. So it is not that straight forward of testing more because it has to be done based on the situation in that particular place. We will have to look at a combination of things to understand the varied performances that we are seeing in states. Let's look at the states that have performed well like Kerala, Punjab and Uttar Pradesh. I have deliberately choosen these three states which are Communist, Congress and BJP Governments respectively to negate the politics from this important topic.
Kerala was the first state that saw a Covid 19 case on January 30, which was a student who had come from Wuhan in China and was immediately isolated at the Thrissur General Hospital. Kerala is a state which has lot of experience in handling these viruses like SARS, Ebola and now Covid 19. I won't say it is because of the health infrastructure that Kerala has done well because countries like US, Italy and Spain have even better health infrastructure than Kerala but have succumbed to the Virus. It was the Kerala Government's proactive approach towards the situation where they immediately had the Government machinery working with contact tracing, banning gatherings, lockdowns, testing strategically etc. which always had them in top of the situation. Kerala had started banning mass gatherings and suspended schools for certain grades even before the WHO declared Covid 19 as a pandemic. As cases were rising in the state, Kerala started testing more and were able to have a clear picture or atleast best possible understanding on the situation. With Doctors who are experienced in handling such viruses, their ability to handle the challenge was an example for the rest of the states to learn from. So even in midst of rising cases which the state expected due to their increase in testing, they were able to treat the patients without being overrun in capacities and equipments in hospitals. Even though some communists supporters started cheering Kerala for flattening the curve, the state has seen a spike in number of cases recently and I hope under the leadership of Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan, Kerala continues the good work without letting the politics of cheering and criticising come in between.
Punjab was one of the states which was seeing high number of cases but they also have been able to handle the situation well. The capacities for accommodating patients have been taken care off, good number of testing is happening and the leadership of Captain Amrinder Singh is helping the state to cope with the pandemic quite well. The credit should go to the opposition as well who have not indulged in politics and are supporting the Government in handling the situation. Punjab's micro containment and house to house surveillance strategy also worked well in the state and even the Prime Minister praised the state and asked other states to adopt this method.
Uttar Pradesh (UP) has surprisingly done well since it is the largest state of India and after the lockdown the state had to deal with the influx of migrants into the state. The CFR (case fatality rate) in the state is just 2.36% according to Union Health Ministry considering the population it has. It was mainly due to maintaining sufficient capacities in the hospitals, providing them the required equipment and also maintaining a strict lockdown to avoid any rise in cases. Just like in Punjab and Kerala, leadership played an important role where Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath was on top of the situation and was proactive in every step in handling the challenges. He was the first Chief Minister to send buses for migrants at the UP-Delhi border. He was also the first Chief Minister to send buses to Kota, Rajasthan and brought back students who were stranded there. He got praise from the most unlikely sources like the Print which is ideally an Anti BJP news portal and Pakistan based newspaper Dawn which showed how UP is doing better than Pakistan which has the same population and that the state is also doing better than Maharashtra in handling the virus especially in keeping a very low mortality rate.
Coming to the states that have struggled to manage the pandemic like Maharashtra (specifically Pune, Mumbai, Thane & Navi Mumbai), Delhi and Gujarat (specifically Ahmedabad) there are few reasons that were similar in all these states. The leadership as compared to other states that perfomed well was not up to the mark and politics had taken over the challenge in hand which again effected the performance. Maharashtra started off well in handling the virus but things got worse when politics took over. It started with them not taking action against the Tablighi Jamaat in Dharavi which then became a hub of Covid 19, because of worry for their vote bank politics. Other instances like keeping the Mumbai police busy in questioning a journalist for hours to giving special privileges to a rich businessman to letting certain areas flout the rules because it is their votebank, due to which the state ended up with paying a heavy price. One can understand that Maharashtra is a complicated state with different municipal corporations for places like Mumbai, Thane and Navi Mumbai along with a huge migrant population but politics should have no place in times like these. Even though the state is now doing much better with Mumbai being in control as compared to Thane, Navi Mumbai and Pune, the state leadership needs to continue to work with the Central Government and stabilise the state.
Delhi was also a state which started well in handling the pandemic but even there politics took over and the situation went out of hand. The Chief Minister's announcement of not allowing outsiders to get treated in Delhi, stirred up another political debate and the focus got diverted on irrelevant issues. The Deputy Chief Minister made things worse by announcing that Delhi will have 5.5 lakh cases by end of July which created panic in the state. It was only when the Home Minister stepped in and worked with the Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) to handle the capacity issue of the state where they provided 10000 beds along with the required staff as well. The increase in availability of the equipments and also improving the contact tracing helped the state in stabilising the situation. It again comes to my point that I made above that if the leadership is there and if the state is willing to work above politics then things can be handled well. One needs to also give credit to the Delhi State Government for using the home quarantine model where only people who are serious will be needed to come to hospitals but the rest can be treated at home itself along with the help of the state. This model was even appreciated by the Prime Minister which had helped the state in managing capacity.
Gujarat was another state where weak leadership and politics led to the state, specifically Ahmedabad becoming a Covid 19 hub. There is no doubt since the exit of Narendra Modi, the state has been lacking leadership and the internal bickering in the BJP was not helping the situation. The state's mismanagement of the pandemic led to the Central Government intervening. They immediately sidelined non performers like Principal Secretary Jayanti Ravi and Ahmedabad Municipal Commissioner Vijay Nair. The Additional Chief Secretary Pankaj Kumar was brought in to guide the State Health department and Mukesh Kumar was put incharge of Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation. Both these officers are known as no non sense officers and super ceded the non performing officers. With the intervention of the Centre the situation has stabilized but the state needs to do more since it has the highest CFR in the country of 4.48% according to Union Health Ministry.
Looking at the states that were mentioned above it is quite clear that with leadership and rising above politics, the Covid 19 challenge can definitely be handled. Every state is unique in its way but a lot can be learnt from one another. As far as common people are concerned they can help the states by following protocol like washing/sanitizing at regular intervals, going out only when required, wearing masks and maintaining social distancing. Currently the only solution has been to increase one's immunity since the vaccine is still on trial stage. I hope the Centre continues to work along with the States with the hope that the Nation and it's people will be kept above politics.
Jai Hind !!!
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In war room, 5 teams of doctors, data analysts keep watch
In war room, 5 teams of doctors, data analysts keep watch
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Updated: April 28, 2020 7:32:43 am
A Central team at a control room in Pimpri-Chinchwad in Pune. (Express photo)
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Diabetologist Doctor In Kharadi | Dr. Girish Kirad
Diabetology
Diabetologist in Kharadi at Kirad Nursing Hospital in Pune’s Diabetic Unit offers complete diabetes treatment to treat, prevent, and inform patients
how to live healthy lives with diabetes.
We give our patients and their families the tools they need to make wise decisions and participate in their daily treatment actively.
Our strength is patient education, and the main message is to control blood sugar and other risk factors to avoid complications from diabetes.
The top diabetes specialist in Kharadi is Dr. Girish Kirad. Visit Kirad Nursing Home for further advice.
Kirad Nursing Home:
15 bedded multispecialty hospital registered with the district health officer, Pune. ( Bombay nursing act-hospital reg. no. LCBP- 215-00247).
Full-fledged operation theatre, with the latest equipment, neat and clean big area, with special rooms with AC, HDU, semiprivate rooms,
with 24 hrs emergency services centralized oxygen including trained paramedical staff, nursing care staff,
list of eminent on-call consultants to extent best patient care services, back up of in house and diagnostic facilities, such as ECG pathology,
X-ray for the need of the patient. The top diabetes hospital in Kharadi, Pune, is Kirad Nursing Home.
we also follow the bio- hazards protocols.
Welcome to Kirad Nursing home:
The hospital also has a central oxygen supply in all rooms
The hospital is also equipped with ECG, NST, and a defibrillator.
This hospital is under the surveillance of CCTV
Hospital has authorized registered MTP / TL center
Fire alarm system.
HIS- Software-supported system for both OPD and IPD
Assuring the best patient care services in the future with warm regards.
Dr. Girish Kirad:
Dr. Girish Kirad is a consultant physician who specializes in treating hypertension.
Consultant physician and intensivist Critical care specialist in thyroid, asthma, and heart conditions. He is the best Diabetologist doctor in Kharadi, Pune.
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22-04-2020 Daily Current Affairs & News Analysis
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IIT Bombay has developed a platform named World Wide Help (WWH) which can be used to connect people seeking medical help with helpers, such as doctors
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The WWH platform can be used with an app or a phone. The user simply calls a dedicated number and can input basic data such as the age of the person in need of help and whom they wish to solicit help from. They can supply the phone number, too.
This is registered as a task in the app and assigned to a primary helper who is a junior doctor or medicare professional. Further, the task may be re-designated by the primary helper to a senior doctor, who is the second level of helper.
Source : The Hindu (Science & Technology)
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World Health Organisation (WHO) has released guidelines for Ramadan practices in the context of COVID-19 and advised social distancing and virtual prayer meets
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According to the Bio-medical Waste Management Rules, 2016, a Common Bio-medical Waste Treatment and Disposal Facility (CBWTF) is a set up where biomedical waste generated from member health care facilities is imparted necessary treatment to reduce adverse effects that this waste may pose on human health and environment.
The treated recyclable waste may finally be sent for disposal in a secured landfill or for recycling.
Since 1998, the CBWTF as an option for treatment of bio-medical waste also been legally introduced in India.
There were 154 CBMWTFs in 17 states and Union Territories, according to affidavits filed by their chief secretaries at the National Green Tribunal (NGT) between January and July last year.
Source : Indian Express (Environment)
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi greeted Civil Servants and their families and paid tributes to Sardar Patel on Civil Services Day
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When observed? 21st April every year.
Why 21st April? On this day, Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel addressed the first batch of probationers at the All India Administrative Service Training School at Metcalfe House, New Delhi in 1947. In his speech he called civil servants as the steel frame of India.
Objective? To make civil servants re-dedicate themselves to the cause of the citizens and renew their commitment to public service.
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Prime Minister Award for Excellence in Public Administration?
When presented? On the occasion of civil services day.Instituted in? 2006.Who are eligible? All officers individually or as group or as organization are eligible.Objective? to acknowledge, recognize and reward the extraordinary and innovative work done by District/ organizations of the Central, State Governments.
Source : All India Radio (Polity & Governance)
On the World Creativity and Innovation Day 2020, the United Nations has urged the world to accept that innovation is necessary for harnessing a country’s economic potential
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World Creativity and Innovation Day (WCID) is a global UN day celebrated on April 21 to raise awareness around the importance of creativity and innovation in problem solving with respect to advancing the United Nations sustainable development goals.
The first World Creativity and Innovation Day was celebrated on April 21, 2018.
Source : Firstpost (Science & Technology)
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US President Donald Trump appointed Indian-American Sudarsanam Babu to country's top science board
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Babu, who is from the prestigious Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL), has been appointed as a member of the National Science Board for a six-year term, said the White House.
Babu would be the third Indian American in this prestigious board. The other two being Sethuraman Panchanathan from the Arizona State University and Suresh V Garimella from University of Vermont.
Source : The Hindu (International Relations)
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Researched discovered Lithium in space
Researchers at the Indian Institute of Astrophysics (IIA), an autonomous institute under the Department of Science &Technology have discovered hundreds of Li-rich giant stars indicating that Li is being produced in the stars and accounts for its abundance in the interstellar medium
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They have also associated such Li enhancement with central He-burning stars, also known as red clump giants, thereby opening up new vistas in the evolution of the red giant stars.
This is an important discovery that will help to eliminate many proposed theories such as planet engulfment or nucleosynthesis during the red giant evolution in which helium at the center is not burning.
Important Info :
Lithium (Li), is one of the three primordial elements, apart from Hydrogen and Helium (He), produced in the big bang nucleosynthesis (BBN) whose models predict primordial Li abundance (A(Li) ~2.7~dex).In general, stars are considered as Li sinks. This means that the original Li, with which stars are born, only gets depleted over stars’ life-time as Li burns at relatively very low temperatures of about 2.5X106 K – a range which is easily encountered in stars.
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On April 23, UNESCO will celebrate the 25th edition of World Book and Copyright Day to celebrate literature and promote the enjoyment of books and reading
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Names: World Book Day is also known as World Book and Copyright Day, or International Day of the Book.
What is it? It is an annual event to promote reading, publishing, and copyright and to celebrate authors, books and illustrators.
Date of observance: April 23. It is the date on which several prominent authors, William Shakespeare, Miguel Cervantes and Inca Garcilaso de la Vega all died.
Organized by: The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO).
History: It was first celebrated on 23 April 1995.
Source : UN News (Education)
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A mobile application named Saiyam has been developed by the Pune Municipal Corporation under Smart Cities Mission to effectively track the home-quarantined citizens and ensure that they are staying in the home
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The Mobile Application has GPS tracking so that whenever quarantined citizens leave their homes, City Administration gets alerted and the local ward or the local police station gets informed, who then visit the family.
Citizens’ movements can be monitored centrally real-time from the monitoring cell and are marked as Red, Amber or Green.
Red signifies that the person has ventured out for longer duration; Yellow signifies that the person has limited movements and Green signifies that the person is confined to house limits.
Source : PIB (Health)
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1.Shri Narendra Singh Tomar inaugurates the Pusa Krishi Vigyan Mela-2020
The Union Minister for Agriculture & Farmers’ Welfare, Rural Development & Panchayati Raj, Shri Narendra Singh Tomar has called for retention of talent in Agriculture.
Today, He Inaugurating the Pusa Krishi Vigyan Mela-2020. and He Said India has a vast pool of agricultural scientists and specialists graduating from universities every year. & he added, “Government can provide funds, subsidies, and incentives, but there has to be an interest in farming. For this agriculture has to be made a profitable venture; it should fulfill the nation’s needs, its share in GDP and exports should rise,”.
Shri Tomar said the Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi has given priority to agriculture and set a target of doubling farmers’ income by 2022.
The Government has ensured one-and-a-half times MSP of input costs to farmers, assured Rs.6,000 annually to farmers covered under the PM-KISAN scheme and a loan of Rs.1,60,000 under Kisan Credit Card.
Shri Tomar said the Prime Minister yesterday launched the registration of 10,000 new Farmer Producer Organisations (FPOs) in order to promote cooperative farming. A budgetary provision of Rs. 6,600 crore has been made to provide each FPO a sum of Rs. 15 lakh for all farming-related activities ranging from sowing, harvesting to distribution and marketing. For this purpose, a Credit Guarantee Fund of Rs.1,500 crore has been created jointly by NABARD and NCDC.
Shri Tomar said geographic divisions and climate change pose a challenge to our agriculture community. He said the Ministry is in the process of organizing a big conference in each of the eight zones. The Minister said field exhibitions on the patterns of Pusa Krishi Vigyan Mela should also be organized simultaneously. The Prime Minister has directed that a study on Pesticides be included as part of the Agriculture curriculum.
the Minister of State for Agriculture & Farmers’ Welfare, Shri Parshottam Rupala called for organizing such Farmers’ Fairs in every state. He urged the Agriculture Institutes and scientists to ensure that superior seeds are provided to farmers at reasonable rates.
an MoU was signed between the ICAR and Patanjali Bio Research Institute (PBRI), Haridwar in the presence of the three Ministers. The MoU was signed by Dr. Trilochan Mohapatra on behalf of ICAR and Shri Acharya Balkrishna, Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Patanjali & Managing Director, PBRI.
the MoU will promote Organic Farming with the R&D expertise of ICAR and the indigenization efforts of Patanjali in a wide range of products.
2.New explosive detection device, developed by DRDO & IISc Bangalore, unveiled in Pune
Today, RaIDer-X, a new explosive detection device, was unveiled at the National Workshop on Explosive Detection (NWED-2020) in Pune
RaIDer-X has the capability to detect explosives from a stand-off distance.
The data library can be built in the system to expand its capability to detect a number of explosives in pure form as well as with the contaminants. Bulk explosive in a concealed condition can also be detected by the device.
RaIDer-X has been co-developed by High Energy Materials Research Laboratory (HEMRL) Pune and Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore.
Secretary of Department of Defence Research &Developmentand Chairman Defence Research & Development Organisation (DRDO) Dr. G Satheesh Reddy, inaugurated The NWED-2020.
The two-day workshop has been organized by HEMRL Puneon its diamond jubilee celebration. HEMRL Pune is a premier laboratory of DRDO. It provides a platform to scientists, technocrats and users to share knowledge, experience and updated information on the technological advancements made in the recent past.
The DRDO Chairman said that detection of explosives is a compelling need of the hour. Security agencies are continuously monitoring vulnerable targets with the help of intelligence agencies to thwart the attempts of anti-social elements.
A total of 250 delegates from different DRDO laboratories, Army, CRPF, CISF, State Police, academic institutes, industries, and other security agencies are attending the workshop.
3.Memorandum of Understanding Between Indian Air Force and Savitribai Phule Pune University
As a unique initiative of Indian Air Force. the IAF and Savitribai Phule Pune University entered into an academic collaboration by signing a Memorandum of Understanding to establish a 'Chair of Excellence' at the Department of Defence & Strategic Studies on 29 Feb 2020.
To pay tribute to the legend and commemorate the centenary birth year of the MIAF, the IAF has named it as "Marshal of the Air Force Arjan Singh Chair of Excellence". The Chair will enable IAF officers to pursue Doctoral Research and higher studies in Defence & Strategic Studies and allied fields.
The chair will facilitate research and higher studies in the area of National Defence and allied fields of Air Force officers. The chair would facilitate inculcating a strategic outlook and building a pool of strategic thinkers.
The ceremony was presided over by Shri Nitin Karmalkar, Hon'ble Vice-Chancellor of SPPU. The Chief Guest of the function was Air Marshal Amit Dev AVSM, VSM, Air Officer-in-Charge Personnel, Indian Air Force and was attended by Air Vice Marshal LN Sharma AVSM, Assistant Chief of the Air Staff (Education) and other senior IAF and University officials.
4.GST Revenue collection for February, 2020? 1,05,366 crore gross GST revenue collected in February
The gross GST revenue collected in the month of February, 2020is ₹ 1,05,366crore of which CGST is ₹ 20,569crore, SGST is ₹ 27,348crore, IGST is ₹ 48,503crore (including ₹ 20,745crore collected on imports) and Cess is ₹ 8,947 crore (including ₹ 1,040crore collected on imports). The total number of GSTR 3B Returns filed for the month of January up to 29th February 2020 is 83.53lakh.
The government has settled ₹ 22,586 crores to CGST and ₹ 16,553 crores to SGST from IGST as regular settlement. The total revenue earned by Central Government and the State Governments after regular settlement in the month of February 2020 is ₹ 43,155 crores for CGST and ₹ 43,901 crores for the SGST.
The GST revenues during the month of February 2020 from domestic transactions have shown a growth of 12% over the revenue during the month of February 2019. Taking into account the GST collected from the import of goods, the total revenue during February, 2020has increased by 8% in comparison to the revenue during February 2019. During this month, the GST on import of goods has shown a negative growth of (-) 2% as compared to February 2019.
The chart shows trends in revenue during the current year. The table shows the state-wise figures of GST collected in each State during the month of February 2020 as compared to Feb 2019.
State-wise GST revenue in February| StudywithDS
5.Week-Long “Ekam Fest” to Begin Tomorrow to Promote Craftsmanship & Products of Divyang Artisans And Entrepreneurs
Union Minister of Social Justice & Empowerment Shri Thaawarchand Gehlot will inaugurate the week-long Exhibition-cum-Fair “EKAM Fest” organized by National Handicapped Finance Development Corporation (NHFDC) under M/o Social Justice & Empowerment tomorrow evening at State Emporia Complex, Baba Kharak Singh Marg, New Delhi-1. Union Minister for RT&H and MEME Shri Nitin Jairam Gadkari and Union Minister for Women and Child Development and Textiles Smt. Smriti Zubin Irani will grace the occasion. Ministers of State for SJ&E Shri Krishan Pal Gurjar, Shri Rattan Lal Kataria and Shri Ramdas Athawale will also be present.
EKAM Fest is an effort for promoting entrepreneurship and knowledge among the Divyangjan community, generating awareness among society about potentialities of PwDs & providing a major marketing opportunity to PwDs entrepreneurs. NHFDC Foundation is making efforts for the development of a brand and platform for marketing of products of these determined entrepreneurs. Accordingly, the name of the brand has arrived at Ekam (Entrepreneurship, Knowledge, Awareness, Marketing). The word Ekam also represents the inclusiveness, oneness, and unity which appropriately describe the efforts being put in by NHFDC to develop the marketing platform and aggregation of the products through the promotion of entrepreneurship, knowledge sharing, Awareness creation and marketing initiatives amongst the Divyangjan.
The week-long Ekam Fest will also host a number of activities like cultural extravaganza including performances by Divyang artists and well-known professionals. Additional highlights of the event will be astrological consultations and foot massage by Divyang professionals.
In the first Ekam Fest, Divyang Entrepreneur and Artisans from all over the country have been invited with representation from J&K to Puducherry and from Nagaland to Gujarat. The fest will see vibrant products from J&K and NE with products ranging from handicrafts, handloom, Embroidery work and dry fruits. During the Fair, around 80 Divyang Entrepreneur/Artisan and organizations from 18 States/UTs shall display their skills represented through their beautiful products, services and demonstration of skills. It will be an opportunity for all to encourage these products made with extraordinary determination by the divyang craftspersons and entrepreneurs.
NHFDC also plans to start an online marketing platform to promote online sales and roping in the big corporate houses. The Ekam Fest stalls will see the following broad products category:
Home Décor and Lifestyle
Textiles
Stationery and Eco-Friendly products
Packed Food and Organic Products
Toys and Gifts
Personal Accessory –Jewelry, Clutch Bags
The new initiatives of NHFDC will be showcased in the Fest. A few are highlighted below:
NHFDC Swavalamban Kendra (NSK): NHFDC has taken an initiative to establish PWD owned micro skill training Centers throughout the country for skill training of PwDs. These NSKs will have the capacity to provide quality skill training to around 120 PwDs per year NSK. The PwD owner of the NSK is expected to earn around Rs 20,000 per month.
Safe Cabs in Delhi and Indore: NHFDC has made an arrangement with Sakha Cabs where the PwD owned commercial vehicles will be driven by the Women drivers to provide safe taxi options for the women, children, and senior citizen commuters. Such Safe cabs are already in operation at New Delhi and Indore Airport. The vehicles here are financed by NHFDC under its scheme.
Safe Drinking Water E Carts: NHFDC has recently agreed to finance E-carts fitted with RO water dispensing vending machines. These carts will sell water in paper glasses maintaining hygiene. The carts will be supported in operation by Bharat Jal. The PwD owner is expected to earn Rs 10,000/- to Rs 15,000/- per month in the operation of these carts.
NHFDC is an Apex corporation under the aegis of Department of Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities (Divyangjan), Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment and is working since 1997. It is registered as a company, not for profit and provides financial assistance to the Divyangjan/Persons with Disabilities (Divyangjan/PwDs) for their economic rehabilitation and provides a number of skill development programs to empower them to grow & sustain their enterprises. To empower the Divyang and marginalized groups of the society more closely, NHFDC has taken a step forward and established the NHFDC Foundation, this year. Recognizing the absence of a connect with the market which hinders fair prices and volumes in the sale of the unorganized tiny Divyang entrepreneurs, NHFDC Foundation is making efforts for the development of a brand and platform for marketing of products of these determined entrepreneurs.
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Umesh Reddy (1969-?)
Umesh Reddy, also known was Rajulu, Ramesh, Venkatesh, and Hrishikesh Malagi, is an Indian rapist and serial killer who confessed to killing 18 women and was convicted in the murders of 9. The police believe that Reddy raped at least 20 women in Karnataka, Maharashtra and Gujarat, also suspecting that several of the crimes he committed have not been reported because the victims feared the social stigma. Reddy was sentenced to death by the Supreme Court of India and is currently on death row.
Umesh Reddy was born BA Umesh in Basappa Malige, a village in Chitradurga district, Karnataka in 1969. He was selected in the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) and was posed in Jammu and Kashmir. While on guard duty at the house of a commandant, he tried to rape the commandant’s daughter before fleeing to Chitradurga district. In 1996 Reddy joined the District Armed Reserve (DAR) Police, who weren’t aware of what happened in CRPF. Reddy had been charged in a road rage incident but the local DAR inspector chose to ignore this “petty” case. Reddy completed his police training in Madhya Pradesh and then returned to Karnataka.
Reddy chose his victims carefully, usually targeting housewives between 11am and 3pm, when there would be no men at home. He would use a ruse, asking for a glass of water, in order to gain entry to the homes, before threatening them with a knife, forcing them to remove their clothes, tying them up and raping them. He would often choke his victims, raping them while they were unconscious. After raping his victims, Reddy would kill them and remove their jewellery in order to make the murder look like a robbery gone wrong. He would then escape, taking the victims’ underwear with him. Reddy was a cross-dresser, and was found wearing women’s lingerie under his clothes at the time of his arrest. In November 1996 Reddy tried to rape a high school girl who was walking at KEB Colony in Chitradurga. The girl struck him with a stone and escaped. On December 6, 1996, Reddy allegedly raped and murdered 16-year-old Roopa when she was returning home. The following month he was arrested and dismissed from DAR service when his first victim identified him at a Republic Day police parade purely by chance. Reddy, along with 4 other men, was charged with Roopa’s murder and was remanded to judicial custody (in 2004 he was acquitted due to lack of sufficient evidence). A court moved him to Bellary jail, and in March 1997 while being transferred, Reddy escaped. He went on to kill an income tax officer’s wife in Bangalore, a girl in Ahmedabad, 2 girls in Baroda and a widow in Kunigal. Reddy often stole lingerie that was pegged outside for drying in people’s backyards and was arrested on July 7, 1977 by Peenya police for this offence. When police raided Reddy’s room, they found a gunny bag full of lingerie. At the time of his arrest he told police his name was “Ramesh”. He escaped within 24 hours, again while being transferred, this time to the MICO Layout police station for interrogation about another case. The police initially tried to hide this escape, but Reddy’s father filed a habeas corpus petition in the High Court. 2 police officers were suspended and a lookout notice was issued in the name of Ramesh.
On February 28, 1998, Reddy raped and murdered 37-year-old Jayashree Maradi Subbaiah, a widow, in Peenya. The police believe that he raped Jayashree’s corpse multiple times. When her 8-year-old son came home from school, he saw Reddy in his house, who told the boy that an evil spirit had entered his mother’s body, so he had tied her to the window grill. He ran, saying that he was going to get a doctor. Reddy then tried to rape another woman – when she raised the alarm, he tried to flee by jumping from the first floor of the house. He sprained his ankle and was caught by neighbours, who turned him in. In 1999, Reddy once again managed to escape from police custody near Hirekerur, but before he could commit a crime he was arrested by inspector Nyame Gowda, in Chikkaballapur. On the night of March 3, 2002, Reddy made a 4th escape from police custody, while being transferred between Bellary and Bangalore, in a KSRTC bus. The DAR personnel of Bellary, who were accompanying him, claimed that he was handcuffed at the time, but Reddy denied this upon his arrest 2 months later. He said that he bought rum and chicken for the police officers, earning their trust, and when the bus stopped at a dhaba (roadside restaurant) near Hiriyur bypass, he asked them to remove his handcuffs so he could go and urinate. Once free, he ran into the fields and escaped. Over the following 2 months Reddy raped 3 girls in Davangere, Hubli-Dharwad and Pune. He stole 3 mobile phones and 2 credit cards and worked as a waiter in a Pune hotel, where he would steal cash and clothes. He then fled to Dharwad. On May 17, 2002, Reddy arrived in Bangalore from Tumkur and left his luggage in the cloakroom at the Yeshwanthpur railway station. Around 8am, Reddy visited a salon in the area to get a shave and a haircut, but as he entered the salon, auto-rickshaw driver Sathyavelu recognised him from the newspaper and an earlier court appearance. The driver called his brother, Rajendran, from a telephone booth and asked him to bring the police. Meanwhile, he kept watch on the salon and when Reddy left and began walking towards the railway station, Sathyavelu told the police and followed him. Inspector Nagaraja Urs intercepted Reddy near Sharief Nagar, and arrested him. At first Reddy claimed it was a case of mistaken identity, but eventually admitted that he was the serial killer at the police station. The police rewarded Sathyavelu with ₹ 20,000. Reddy was discovered wearing a bra and panties – his luggage contained 18 pairs of panties, 10 bras, 8 churidars, 6 saris, 4 blouses and 2 nighties.
Umesh Reddy was tried and convicted in 9 cases, including the rape of Jayashree Subbaiah. He was acquitted in 11 cases due to lack of sufficient evidence. On October 26, 2006, Judge K Sukanya of the Bangalore city fast-track court sentenced him to multiple death sentences, a 7 year sentence plus a ₹ 25,000 fine and a 10 year sentence plus a ₹ 25,000 fine. Reddy tried to gain the judge’s mercy by saying that he wanted to study and needed to take care of his mother, but the judge did not relent. Since the death sentence was the heaviest, the case was referred to the High Court. On October 4, 2007, a division bench of the Karnataka High Court also convicted Reddy but the judges couldn’t agree on the death sentence. Justice V G Sabhahit upheld the death penalty but Justice Ravi B Naik preferred prison labour for life with no hope of parole. A 3rd judge, Justice S R Bannurmath, was asked to resolve the tie on and February 18, 2009, Bannurmath upheld the death sentence. On February 1, 2011, the Supreme Court also upheld the sentence. Justices Altamas Kabir and A K Pathak argued that Reddy was not capable of being rehabilitated and that his rape and murder of Jayashree fell under the “rarest of the rare” category – a requirement for capital punishment in India. Reddy filed a mercy petition before the President of India, but on May 7, 2012, the Government of Karnataka rejected the plea. The President of India also rejected his mercy petition on May 12, 2013. Reddy filed a fresh petition which is now pending before a Supreme Court constitution bench.
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