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Take charge of your kidney health and prioritize kidney care | Mahatma Gandhi Hospital

Kidney disease is a condition that affects millions of people worldwide. It is a silent killer, as it often shows no symptoms until it has progressed to an advanced stage. Kidneys are essential organs that help remove waste and excess fluids from the body. When they don't function correctly, waste and fluids can build up, causing damage to other organs and leading to potentially life-threatening complications.

There are two types of kidney disease: acute and chronic. Acute kidney disease is a sudden and often temporary condition that occurs when the kidneys can't filter waste from the blood as they should. This can be caused by dehydration, infection, medication, or other factors. In most cases, the kidneys can recover from acute kidney disease with proper treatment.

Chronic kidney disease, on the other hand, is a long-term condition that develops over time. It can be caused by a range of factors, including diabetes, high blood pressure, and autoimmune diseases. Chronic kidney disease can lead to kidney failure, which means that the kidneys are no longer able to function properly, and waste and fluids build up in the body. When this happens, dialysis or a kidney transplant may be required to sustain life.

Kidney disease can be challenging to detect early, as symptoms often don't appear until the disease has progressed to an advanced stage. Common symptoms include fatigue, swelling in the legs and ankles, changes in urine output, and difficulty sleeping. However, many of these symptoms can also be caused by other health conditions, making it difficult to diagnose kidney disease until it has reached an advanced stage.

Prevention is the best approach to managing kidney disease. Maintaining a healthy lifestyle, including regular exercise and a balanced diet, can help reduce the risk of developing kidney disease. Additionally, managing conditions such as diabetes and high blood pressure can help prevent kidney damage.

For those with kidney disease, early detection and treatment are crucial. Treatment options may include medication, changes to diet and lifestyle, and, in some cases, dialysis or a kidney transplant. Regular check-ups with a doctor can help monitor kidney function and detect any changes early, improving the chances of successful treatment.

Kidney disease is a serious health condition that affects millions of people worldwide. It is a silent killer that often shows no symptoms until it has progressed to an advanced stage. Prevention and early detection are key to managing kidney disease and reducing the risk of complications. By maintaining a healthy lifestyle and seeking medical attention if symptoms arise, individuals can help protect their kidney function and lead healthier lives. 

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Dr. Deeksha Khurana

Dr Deeksha Khurana is an assistant professor at the Mahatma Gandhi Dental College and Hospital. She has 12 years of patient care experience. Her specialities include painless root canal therapy, single-sitting root canal treatment, full mouth rehabilitation, aesthetic restorations, post and cores, crowns, and cosmetic operations such as veneers.

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The Sistine Chapel Crucifix

On Saturday, December 12, 1931, Gandhi had a strange encounter with one such man ["of faith and non-violence incarnate"]. It took place in the Vatican Museums. After being shown the masterpieces of some of the world's greatest artists, Gandhi was taken to the Sistine Chapel — the place where Popes had been elected since 1492; the place where Michelangelo's paintings adorn the ceiling and Raphael's tapestries decorate the sturdy walls alongside frescoes of Perugino, Botticelli, Ghirlandaio, and Rosselli. Here, amidst the profusion of colour, symbols, tradition, and against the backdrop of Michelangelo's Last Judgment, Gandhi's eyes fell on a simple wooden crucifix at the centre of the high altar. A common tourist would normally have been transfixed by Michelangelo's depiction of lost souls in contorted bodies behind it. But Gandhi was neither a commoner nor a tourist. He stopped before the crucifix for some time. He contemplated the dying Christ, half-naked, bleeding, and suspended by nails in his hands and feet. He surveyed the image, moving to look at it from the rear of the altar, then from each side, "as if to perform a pradakshina [circumabulation of a deity] of it." Mira noticed his moist eyes. He then whispered to Desai on his way out of the chapel, "One can't help being moved to tears." The Pope's inability to grant him an audience and Mussolini's sinister hospitality coalesced in this unexpected encounter with the Crucified — author of the 'Beatitudes' he loved so much.

Peter Gonsalves ("The Mahatma, Il Duce, and the Crucifix: Gandhi's Brief Encounter with Mussolini and its Consequences"). Bolded emphases added.

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[gabriellademonaco]

Crown Princess Mary’s Official Engagements in February 2023:

02/02: Children’s Aid Foundation Awards

03/02: Women's Board Award

20/02: Elite Research Awards

24/02: Danish Parliament's Anniversary Service of the Invasion of Ukraine

26/02: Official Visit to India - Visit to Taj Mahal

26/02: Official Visit to India - Visit to Agra Fort

27/02: Official Visit to India - Meeting with India's Foreign Minister

27/02: Official Visit to India - Wreath-laying at the Mahatma Gandhi Memorial

27/02: Official Visit to India - Official Reception by India's Vice President & Lunch Banquet 

27/02: Official Visit to India - Opening of Exhibition at the National Museum in New Delhi

27/02: Official Visit to India - Grand Dinner

28/02: Official Visit to India - Opening of the Danish Business Promotion 

28/02: Official Visit to India - Visit to All Indian Institute of Medical Sciences Hospital

28/02: Official Visit to India - Meeting with the Participating Danish Companies

28/02: Official Visit to India - Reception with President of India in the Presidential Palace

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[blackswaneuroparedux]

كن التغير الذي تريد أن تراه في العالم. *

- Mahatma Gandhi

Be the change you want to see in the world.*

As an irate and highly Western educated Qatari business friend of mine put it she is so looking forward to watching the World Cup in the USA in 2026 then she can return the favour and moralise to white liberal Americans about their societal shortcomings.

As she put it since Americans love to moralise to the world it’s only fair to point out their sins: from genocide of its Indian natives to the evil of the slave trade as well as the killing 60 million babies in their mother’s wombs to the mutilating and cutting off body parts of little children just so they can delude themselves into believing that can be a boy or a girl (terms they can’t even define) based not on biology but feelings, and to their hatred and active break up of the nuclear family unit as the foundation of society.

Or that Obama authorised more strikes in his first year than Bush carried out during his entire presidency. A total of 563 strikes, largely by drones, targeted Pakistan, Somalia and Yemen during Obama’s two terms, compared to 57 strikes under Bush. Civilians killed in those countries resulted in the deaths of over 3797 people, including 542 civilians. Black Lives Matter but not so much non-American Muslim women and children slaughtered. Let’s not even talk about the history of American wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.

And so on and so on.

But she won’t because she has manners and she understands she is a guest in a foreign country and has to respect its laws and customs, even those one might strongly disagree with.

As much as I could take issue with her arguments, and as much as I dislike the authoritarian nature of Qatar, it is a sovereign Islamic state like any other Islamic country in the Middle East and the other Muslim majority states in the world. Having said that it’s not in the same league as truly oppressive states like Putin’s Russia or Xi’s China. If it was then there would be no large Western and and even greater non-Western presence of people here (greater than the Qataris themselves), living and working quite happily for years.

As for labour abuse there is a case to answer for but it’s no different than any other country where labour are often screwed. All the contracts for buildings are done by Western and Chinese companies and they are meant to enforce strong labour laws - but inevitably they find ways around it or are too slow to do so. The Qataris are guilty for not cracking down on the abuse by these companies of labour laws it passed after intense outside pressure (and rightly so). Many of working migrants - mostly from India - have housing and food paid for them and they earn far more than they would back in their home countries. Of course there are documented cases of migrant labour abuse but not on the industrial scale that some Western media outlets are falsely reporting.

If you go to any stadium here in Qatar, you will inevitably hear a lot of people speaking in Hindi - which I speak too from my childhood in India. That’s because the Indian presence at this World Cup is very strong. The hyped up labour abuse of migrant workers hasn’t stopped Indians coming out to enjoy the World Cup. In fact, statistics published by the Qatar establishment show that Indians constitute 9% of the fans who have come for the World Cup. Saudi Arabia, which has a land border with Qatar, accounts for 11% and sits at the top. India is in the second position, and surprisingly followed by the US  who make up 7% of visitors.

For the droves of visiting Americans here they are truly shocked how futuristic, slick, and modern Qatar is in contrast to the urban decaying of their cities. The standard of living is higher than anything they are used to. They are also overwhelmed by the sincere and friendly hospitality of Arab people here.

The hand wringing and sheer nonsense written in some parts of the Western media about Qatar is embarrassingly untrue. It’s a caricature of the truth in the same way Qataris have a caricatured impression of the West only just obsessed with sex and alcohol. One is confronted here at the World Cup of genuine footballing fans from England, Wales, the US, and other European countries apologising to their Qatari hosts for the misinformed - sometimes bordering on outright racism - press articles on life in Qatar.

You can drink here - just not at the stadiums itself. Previous World Cups have done the same and no one kicked up a fuss. Most fans have said it made for a better and cosier atmopshere for opposing fans and for families especially. Opposing fans mingle freely and have a good laugh together in a safe and well run World Cup. There are well catered fan zones. Plenty of beer is on tap here in the bars and hotels, though it will set you back around £14 a pint.

You can have sex with whomever you want - just don’t do it in public. Laws are not targeted specifically to gays but equally to hetrosexuals e.g. no public displays of affection like kissing or holding hands. Whatever you decide to do in your hotel room is up to you.

In truth everyone looks the other way.

Is the World Cup corrupt. Of course it is. Every World Cup has been. FIFA has been shown to be corrupt from almost its inception. Qataris are not immune to corruption but as many Qataris have said to me the Qataris just learned everything from the West. They observed carefully how we do business in the West. Money and power talks. This is how the game is played.

But I will say this in FIFA’s defence that over the last twenty years, FIFA has demonstrated a commitment to open its product up to a wider audience and take its premier sporting contest, the World Cup, to new heartlands.


The USA saw the benefit of this initiative in 1994, before Japan and South Korea became both the first Asian nations and the first co-hosts for the historic competition in 2002. In 2010, the World Cup arrived at a fifth continent (Africa) and a new heartland was reached with the contest being taken to South Africa. In 2022, after a return to Brazil and a sojourn to Russia, the Islamic Middle East now becomes the next bright destination for the Modiale bandwagon, as Qatar benefits from the truly global game.

The Middle East region is among the fastest growing areas for football in the world and promises to be an endless stream of young, passionate football fans for years to come. And with football one hopes social progress follows. But if it happens it will be on their terms, and not ours.

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[potuzzz]

The Westerner lied to you about the Black African, and assured you they were lesser, so that when he enslaved them, it seemed scientific and just. He lied to you about duplicitous Romani, about Asiatic hordes. He lied to you about God and how to get into Heaven. He lied to you when you were a peasant, tilling his fields, conscripted to go die by the sword for no good reason. He lied to you when you were a worker covered in soot and eating sawdust, stuffed in a factory, conscripted to go die by bullets and bombs and gas cannisters.

He lied to you about the Native Americans and their extermination. He continued to lie to you about the enslavement of the Black African. He lied to you about how you had a fair shake in this New World, how hard work was what would get you crystals and linens and carriages like his.

He lied to you about Hitler, and assured you he was a good man restoring the dignity of the German people. He lied to you about cigarettes causing cancer. He lied to you about lead, asbestos, and plastic. He lied to you about fossil fuels. He lied to you about Nature itself, and assured you it was a wicked beast that must be violently tamed. He lied to you about global climate change. He lied to you about homosexuals. He lied to you about the newly freed slaves. He lied to you about the Irish, the Indians, the Orient. He lied to you about all the famines he caused, all the women he raped, all the children he left to rot, all the men he ground to dust. Millions, and millions, and millions of them.

The Westerner lied to you about mental illness. He lied to you about sex and romance. He lied to you about how to raise a family, how to educate yourself, how to be a productive member of society. He lied to you about social media, and why it was created. He lied to you about the necessity of dropping the bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki; he lied about Japanese Americans. He lied about the Opium Wars. He lied about George W. Bush winning the election. He lied about Saddam Hussein having weapons of mass destruction--another few million innocent civilians killed, but he lied and said it was merely some 200,000, and that they were almost all combatants. Ruthless, barbaric; inhuman. He lied to you about going to Yugoslavia, how you were saving the people there. He lied to you about freedom and democracy and how bombing hospitals and schools was the way to spread it in Syria, Libya, Laos. He lied to you about Vietnam and how necessary it was to stop the spread of communism, how you were liberating the Vietnamese people that you napalmed. After he destroyed every square inch of Korea he assured that the country was desolate because of some cartoonish dictator. He lied to you about Latin America and all the dictators he paid to torture their own people for wanting to be paid more than a dollar a day to harvest your bananas. He lied to you about green energy initiatives, about "sustainably sourced," about "fair trade," about "humane treatement" and "non profit" and "social justice." He lied to you about how the Pentagon and State Department reviewed every single blockbuster script Hollywood drafted to ensure it led to army recruitment above all else. He lied and assured your vote mattered, your voice was heard. He lied and assured the Democrats would make things a little better this time around--surely they will, they have a supermajority in multiple branches of government! He lied and told you he loved the living Martin Luther King Jr., Nelson Mandela, Mahatma Gandhi, and Jesus of Nazareth all along. He lied and told you, well, he had made some honest mistakes but, really, this time he was a changed man, and that he had seen the light.

He lied to you about porn, about the War on Drugs, about 9/11, about Guantanamo Bay torture tactics, about sugar in foods, about AIDS, about COVID, about the The Great Depression and the Great Recession. He continued to lie about millions of those he killed, and about why Africa seemed to stay so poor. He lied about the cause of the Civil War. He lied about every U.S. president. He lied about how BLM was pillaging the country when 93% of protests were 100% peaceful and the 7% that weren't were often agitated by undercover police and fascists. He lied to you about 75 years of Israeli genocide against Palestinians that were painted as brutish Hammas Islamists who deserve everything they have coming to them. He lied to you about Occupy Wall Street. Planned obsolescence and purposeful enshittification. He lied to you about the surveillance apparatus he created right inside your very home. He lied to you about Edward Snowden, Julian Assange, Chelsea Manning; his infinite lies were exposed again and again by whistleblowers, historians, scientists, activists, journalists. Thousands of brave women and men were imprisoned, tortured, and killed for airing his dirty laundry. And then, ironically, he would casually admit to the lies himself! --but only after enough time had passed that it seemed no longer relevant. He would belly laugh about how easily he swayed the entire population with cheap, lazy lies concocted by his FBI, his CIA, his Church, his news media, his think tanks, his celebrities, his commercial advertisements, his silver tongued lawyers and legislators and academics.

He lied to you about his lies being merely a personal failing, or a product of ignorance or incompetence. He lied about the fact that he knowingly lied, fully understanding, and hoping for, its consequences. Each. And every. Single. Time.

He lied to you about having morals, value, or ethics whatsoever.

So...

Seems like a pretty well-established untrustworthy character, yes?

Could you imagine if one individual lied to you this much in your life? Absolutely insane! Could you ever trust a word out of this motherfucker's mouth about anything, ever again?

No?

No!!!

So...

Why *laughs* why, pray tell, do you continue to trust him so obediently?

When the communist appears--a person who stands in total opposition to his entire system, a person who represents the only substantial threat to his millenium of absolute rule--why do you take the Westerner's word for what they stand for, before the communist has even had a chance to open their mouth?

The Westerner assures you this communist, this Godless Red, Antichrist Incarnate, has killed hundreds of thousands--no, millions--no, HUNDREDS of millions of THEIR OWN PEOPLE...FOR NO REASON! Simply because they love cruelty, truly! They behead babies, rape them, and then eat them! They boiled 500 good Christian babies alive in the Red Square a hundred years ago, and now they will boil 5000 more in Tiananmen Square today! The only solution is WAR. We must invest TRILLIONS more (of your money) into making weapons...to LIBERATE these people from their EVIL RULERS!

The Westerner is shaking. He usually delivers his lies with such suave, level-headed coolness. But now? He stumbles on his words, he visibly bites his teeth and clenches his fist.

THIS IS HIS GREATEST ENEMY.

I beg you, to let them speak.

What is the worst that will happen?

So maybe they are both liars. Maybe they are both truly evil and wholly untrustworthy; equivalents.

How can you be sure, though, until you've given the communist a fair chance to make their case?

Because, I assure you. If you think the Westerner's lies about cigarettes, or Black people, or climate change, or capitalism itself are ludicrous, just wait until the lies it makes about its mortal enemy are given light.

Xinjiang, the Holodomor, gulags, organ harvesting, haircut executions, purges, disappearances, secret police, pleasure squads. Imperialism in Eastern Europe or Africa. Hong Kong, Ukraine, Taiwan. Stalin, Castro, Che, Xi, Lenin, Sankara, the Black Panthers. The lies don't end. The Soviets in Afghanistan--did you know Afghanistan became socialist democratically and begged the Soviets to help when the USA rallied fascist militants to kill them for their punishment of choosing to be free and stop growing opium? (Probably the easiest read of the 3 links, Michael Parenti is very approachable and likeable, check out Yellow Parenti if you like longform videos).

I have a feeling you didn't.

And that's okay!

Ignorance is NOT a sin, especially when information is being purposefully omitted, distorted, and fabricated on a civilizational scale.

HOWEVER...not even being WILLING to entertain a counter narrative, against the word of the most well-documented liar in human history? That doesn't seem very fair.

The Guardian, NPR, Vice, Wikipedia. They are lying to you. They are lying just as much as WaPo, CNN, MSNBC, and the NYT, which in turn are lying to you just as much as Fox News, Breitbart, OAN and the Daily Stormer. They are all a part of the same apparatus. They are all under the Westerner's hand, and he doesn't mind if they squabble over some details as long as it helps sell the Great Lie all the better by providing a facade of independent thought. He has, after all, mastered the craft of lying, and evolved it as an art and as an instrument of war like humanity has never seen before.

He will only continue to add to the lies...

Don't even bother learning about them, or trying to debunk and unlearn and re-learn every issue. There isn't enough time in the world.

Just

STOP TRUSTING WHAT HE SAYS.

And if you feel inclined, SEEK OUT EXPLICTLY COMMUNIST AND ANTI-IMPERIALIST SOURCES FOR A COUNTER NARRATIVE 💜💜💜

What's the worst that could happen?

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[mansipatel5]

Exploring the Rich Cultural Tapestry of Gujarat: A Journey Through Tradition and Diversity

Gujarat, a western state in India, is a captivating tapestry woven with threads of tradition, diversity, and rich cultural heritage. From vibrant festivals to historical monuments, Gujarat offers a kaleidoscope of experiences for those eager to immerse themselves in the essence of Indian culture. One of the jewels in Gujarat's crown is the city of Bhuj, located in the Kutch district, where tradition and history come alive in a mesmerizing blend.

Cultural Diversity in Gujarat:

Gujarat reflects the diversity of India, with its vibrant tapestry visible in every nook and cranny of the state. The state calendar is adorned with a plethora of festivals, like Navratri, Diwali, and Uttarayan, which vividly display the enthusiasm and zest of its people. The state is also home to several traditional art forms, like the Garba dance, which comes alive during Navratri, and the intricate craft of Patola weaving.

As you traverse the cities and villages of Gujarat, the architectural marvels narrate tales of a bygone era. The stepwells of Adalaj, the intricately carved temples of Palitana, and the historic Sabarmati Ashram, where Mahatma Gandhi spent a significant part of his life, are testaments to the rich history that Gujarat holds.

Homestays in Gujarat:

To truly understand and appreciate the cultural nuances of Gujarat, consider staying in a homestay. These accommodations provide an immersive experience, allowing visitors to truly connect with their way of life. In cities such as Ahmedabad and Vadodara, you can find homestays that offer a friendly atmosphere and are often managed by enthusiastic families who share their traditions and stories.

Bhuj:

When exploring the cultural kaleidoscope of Gujarat, a visit to Bhuj is a must. Bhuj, the capital of the Kutch district, is a treasure trove of cultural experiences. The city has embraced the concept of homestays, offering travelers a unique opportunity to reside with local families. This not only provides a comfortable stay but also an insider's perspective on the customs and traditions of the region.

Whether you're interested in the intricate art of Kutch embroidery or the age-old tie-and-dye techniques, staying in a homestay in Bhuj allows you to witness these crafts firsthand. The warmth of the host families ensures that your stay is not just about accommodation but a cultural exchange that leaves a lasting impression.

Kutchh Courtyard:

For an unparalleled experience, consider staying in The Kutchh Courtyard homestay. These homestays were created to give guests a peek into the region's architecture. The courtyard, an element of these houses, acts as a gathering place for families to celebrate, exchange stories, and engage in routines.

The Kutchh Courtyard Homestays often feature intricately carved wooden architecture, vibrant interiors, and a warm ambiance that reflects the hospitality of the region. Your hosts may regale you with stories of the cultural significance behind every design element, giving you a deeper understanding of the local way of life.

Experiencing local cuisine:

No exploration of culture is complete without savoring the local cuisine. Gujarat's culinary landscape is as diverse as its cultural tapestry. From the spicy and flavorful street food of Ahmedabad to the sumptuous thalis of Surat, each region boasts its unique culinary delights.

Homestays often offer guests the chance to relish homemade Gujarati meals, prepared with love and authenticity. Visitors have the opportunity to discover the spices and cooking methods that distinguish Gujarati cuisine. This knit dining experience encourages a sense of connection with the delicious food and the individuals who generously impart their rich culinary heritage.

Festivals and celebrations:

If your visit coincides with one of Gujarat's many festivals, you're in for a treat. The joyous atmosphere during Navratri, with its lively Garba dances and colorful attire, is infectious. Diwali, the festival of lights, transforms the cities into a twinkling spectacle, with families coming together to celebrate and share sweets.

Participating in these festivals while staying in a homestay provides a deeper understanding of the cultural and religious significance behind the celebrations. Your hosts might extend an invitation for you to partake in the celebrations, offering you a chance to create lasting memories that surpass the tourist encounters.

Conclusion:

The cultural fabric of Gujarat is a reflection of the vibrant essence that characterizes India as a whole. Exploring the state, from the bustling cities to the tranquil villages, offers a journey through time and tradition. To truly immerse yourself in the vibrant culture, consider the intimate experience of a homestay in Gujarat or Bhuj, where the warmth of the people and the authenticity of the surroundings will make your stay memorable. Whether you choose a homestay in the heart of Bhuj or opt for the charm of a traditional Kutchh Courtyard Homestay, your cultural exploration of Gujarat will be an enriching and unforgettable adventure.

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Golden Triangle tour 4 Days

The Golden Triangle tour 4 days is one of the most popular tourist circuits in India, encompassing the cities of Delhi, Agra, and Jaipur. In just four days, you can experience the rich cultural heritage, architectural marvels, and vibrant history of these three iconic destinations. Let's embark on a virtual journey through the All Golden Triangle tours.

Certainly! Here are some additional details about the 4 Days Golden Triangle tour:

Delhi:

Delhi, the capital city of India, is a vibrant metropolis with a rich history spanning over several centuries. The city is divided into two parts: Old Delhi and New Delhi. Old Delhi is known for its narrow lanes, bustling markets, and historical landmarks, while New Delhi showcases modern architecture and wide boulevards.

Some other notable attractions in Delhi include:

Lotus Temple: Famous for its unique lotus-shaped architecture, this Bahá'í House of Worship is a serene place for meditation and introspection.

Raj Ghat: Visit the memorial dedicated to Mahatma Gandhi, the Father of the Nation, at this tranquil spot where he was cremated.

National Museum: Explore the vast collection of art, artifacts, and archaeological treasures that depict India's history and cultural heritage.

Agra:

Agra, located in the state of Uttar Pradesh, is home to the world-famous Taj Mahal, one of the Seven Wonders of the World. This magnificent marble mausoleum was built by Emperor Shah Jahan in memory of his beloved wife, Mumtaz Mahal. The Taj Mahal's architectural brilliance, intricate carvings, and symmetrical gardens make it an unforgettable sight.

In addition to the Taj Mahal, Agra offers other attractions, such as:

Fatehpur Sikri: Just a short distance from Agra, this UNESCO World Heritage site is a well-preserved ghost city built by Emperor Akbar. Explore the grand palaces, courtyards, and mosques within its walls.

Mehtab Bagh: Situated across the Yamuna River from the Taj Mahal, this garden provides a picturesque view of the monument, especially during sunset.

Wildlife SOS: If you're interested in conservation efforts, you can visit Wildlife SOS, an organization that rescues and rehabilitates elephants and bears.

Jaipur:

Jaipur, the capital city of Rajasthan, is known for its vibrant culture, majestic forts, and palaces. The city's nickname, the "Pink City," comes from the distinctive pink hue of its historic buildings.

Apart from the attractions mentioned earlier, Jaipur offers the following highlights:

Nahargarh Fort: Set on a hilltop, this fort offers panoramic views of the city and is a popular spot to watch the sunset.

Jaipur City Palace: Explore the stunning architecture, courtyards, and museums within this grand palace complex, which is still inhabited by the royal family.

Jaigarh Fort: Known for its massive cannon, "Jaivana," this fort offers insights into the military history of Rajasthan.

Chokhi Dhani: Experience a taste of Rajasthani culture and hospitality at this ethnic village resort, where you can enjoy traditional music, dance, and cuisine.

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[gyneandivfspecialist]

In Gurgaon,Haryana Dr. Bindu Garg is a highly experienced gynaecologist and obstetrician. She graduated and post graduated from Lady Hardinge Medical College and G.B. Pant Hospital in New Delhi , the most renowned colleges of the capital. She has more than 41 years of experience in the area.

She has an specialization in IUI, ICSI, IVF, and infertility treatments. In fact She was the first one to deliver Gurgaon first IVF Baby in 2003. Dr. Bindu Garg specializes in repreductives services no matter what especially infertility. She is regarded as one of Gurgaon's best IVF specialists and has helped numerous couples in realizing their dream of parenthood. She approximately has more than 20,000 children successful delivery overall.

She was given the "Mahatma Gandhi Samman" to honor of her services in  the treatment of infertility in India in a ceremony held at the House of Lords in London. She is passionate  towards fulfilling the dream of parenthood in couples. She helps her patients in understanding their options and ability to take wise decisions regarding their reproductive health.

All her patients love her as they receive kind, individualized treatment from Dr. Bindu Garg, who is also the executive director of Neelkanth Hospitals in Patna and Gurgaon. She is better lknow as one of the top gynaecologists and IVF experts in Gurgaon and is passionate about assisting couples in realizing their aspirations of having a family.

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[ae-neon]

I am not saying this to make you change your mind about Cuba or Che Guevara, but please, don't forget that Che Guevara was also homophic and sent lgbtq+ people to labor camps ("El trabajo los hará hombres" - work will make them men) and racist. And about the doctors, they are exploited, while Cuba send their doctors to other countries, a large part of their salaries has to be sent to the Cuban government and they are left with only 10% to 25% of what the foreign country they work in gave them.

Hello anon

This is very fair, thank you.

I just want to clarify because I tried to keep it short so my point might have not been too clear.

The post wasn't really about the idolisation of one person but rather how differently people can perceive a person or country or situation given the information they have

We should always point out the negative actions of people and governments.

But at the same time there's a tendency to skew this view of things only to "good people" who do bad things.

As a South African and a black woman I have a unique negative view of Mahatma Gandhi (he was very racist, sexist and creepy) but that doesn't change that his actions helped millions if not billions of people. It would be insane to pretend it didn't.

Obviously, if there are better figures to celebrate we should celebrate them but it doesn't undo history.

For the vast majority of his actions, Che helped people and inspired others to revolution. He is more a symbol now than anything else.

The situation in Cuba is almost not so simple so I wouldn't feel comfortable agreeing or disagreeing but we should remember that the entire country remains under US embargo and sanctions.

If you know anything about that sort of politics, as someone whose country was also once under US sanctions - it is incredibly cruel and designed to make the poorest people's lives the hardest so they turn on their government.

Governments therefore resort to much higher taxes and wealth distribution. The money taken from some goes to others in the best case scenario and if there is corruption that's not exactly a problem unique to Cuba.

Not to mention Cuba, like many countries, has a much more socialistic model than the US.

I'm also pretty sure when attending Elam medical school, tuition, accommodation and boarding is free. Which is probably why the doctors pay back to the government for the first few years. But if you're talking about the years of compulsory community service work all doctors have to do - this system is employed in many countries including mine.

It's normal that medical students and professionals work in government hospitals and clinics which provide free or low cost care to all citizens.

Anyways like I said I don't know much beyond this so I'm not going to insist on a right or wrong. And especially as a queer person, I don't want to overlook or erase the bad things.

Just that different in my perspective because of the information and life I have - Cuba has supported the freedom and education of Africans for longer than I've been alive, my mom has worked closely with Cuban doctors and my father was a freedom fighter against the apartheid regime - I have grown up seeing things one way.

And the video reminded me that some people have grown up never seeing this side of the story.

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Stages of a migraine attack to your brain | Mahathma Gandhi Super Speciality Hospitals

Migraine is a neurological condition that affects millions of people worldwide. It is characterized by a severe headache that can last for hours or even days, accompanied by a range of other symptoms. Migraines can be triggered by various factors, including stress, hormonal changes, certain foods, and environmental factors. In this blog post, we will discuss the stages of a migraine and the symptoms that accompany each stage.

1. Prodrome Stage

The prodrome stage is the first stage of migraine and occurs one or two days before the onset of a headache. During this stage, you may experience a range of symptoms, including:

Mood changes: You may feel irritable, depressed, or anxious.

Food cravings: You may crave certain foods or experience changes in appetite.

Fatigue: You may feel tired or lethargic.

Neck stiffness: You may experience neck pain or stiffness.

Sensory changes: You may experience visual disturbances, such as seeing flashing lights or zigzag patterns.

2. Aura Stage

Not all migraines have an aura stage, but for those that do, it occurs before the headache and can last for up to an hour. During this stage, you may experience:

Visual disturbances: You may see flashing lights, zigzag patterns, or blind spots.

Sensory changes: You may experience numbness or tingling in your face, hands, or arms.

Language difficulties: You may have difficulty speaking or understanding speech.

Motor problems: You may experience weakness or difficulty moving your limbs.

3. Headache Stage

The headache stage is the most well-known stage of a migraine and can last from a few hours to several days. The pain is usually unilateral (on one side of the head), although it can also be bilateral (on both sides of the head). During this stage, you may experience:

Throbbing pain: The pain is often described as a throbbing or pulsating sensation.

Sensitivity to light, sound, and smells: You may find that bright lights, loud noises, or strong smells make your headache worse.

Nausea and vomiting: Many people with migraines experience nausea and vomiting during the headache stage.

Lightheadedness: You may feel dizzy or lightheaded.

4. Postdrome Stage

The postdrome stage is the final stage of migraine and occurs after the headache has subsided. During this stage, you may experience:

Fatigue: You may feel exhausted or drained.

Difficulty concentrating: You may find it challenging to focus or think clearly.

Mood changes: You may feel euphoric, irritable, or depressed.

Muscle weakness: You may experience weakness or discomfort in your limbs.

Migraines can be debilitating, but knowing the stages of a migraine can help you prepare for and manage the symptoms. If you experience frequent migraines, it's essential to seek medical advice to determine the underlying cause and develop a treatment plan that works for you.

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He Completed his B.D.S. from Mahatma Gandhi Dental College and Hospital, Jaipur in 2011 and Post Graduation, M.D.S. in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery from Mahatma Gandhi dental college and hospital, Jaipur.

Dr Peeyush Sharma is the Director of Rawal Hospital (Dental Trendz). He is consultant oral and maxillofacial surgeon (M.D.S), head and neck oncologist. He specializes in treating head and neck cancer, maxillofacial trauma (car accidents), maxillofacial cysts and tumors, facial reconstruction, cosmetic surgery, and dental implants

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Unveiling Excellence: Leading MBBS Colleges in Rajasthan 2024

Starting the journey as a doctor is an important milestone in one's life. Among the countless options, pursuing an MBBS in Rajasthan stands out as a promising option. With a rich cultural heritage, vibrant landscapes, and a growing medical education sector, Rajasthan offers a conducive environment for aspiring doctors to thrive. In this blog, we discuss the intricacies of studying MBBS in Rajasthan, including fees, the best medical universities, colleges, admission processes, and more.

MBBS in Rajasthan: A Lucrative Option

Rajasthan has many famous medical colleges in colleges known for their academic excellence and state-of-the-art infrastructure. The state's commitment to nurturing medical talent is reflected in the many medical colleges and universities that offer comprehensive MBBS programs.

MBBS Fees in Rajasthan: Affordable Excellence

One of the main concerns of many medical students is the cost of education. MBBS fees in Rajasthan are relatively affordable compared to other Indian states, making it an attractive option for students from different socio-economic backgrounds. In addition, various scholarship and financial aid options ease the financial burden, ensuring that deserving students can pursue their medical dreams without limitations.

Best Medical University in Rajasthan: Head High

Rajasthan has several renowned medical universities. which is known for its academic rigor and research opportunities. Among them, [name of university] shines as a sign of excellence in medicine. World-class faculties, state-of-the-art facilities, and a holistic approach to medical education at [University Name] are a testament to Rajasthan's commitment to nurturing the next generation of health professionals.

Rajasthan Medical Colleges for Indian Students: 

For Indian students who wish to pursue an MBBS in Rajasthan, the state offers many medical colleges according to different interests and preferences. From public institutions to private colleges, students have the flexibility to choose an institution that meets their academic goals and aspirations. 

Some prominent medical colleges include:

Ananta Institute of Medical Sciences & Research Centre- Rajsamand

Mahatma Gandhi University of Medical Science & Technology, Jaipur

American International Institute of Medical Science- Udaipur

Pacific Institute Of Medical Science – [PMU], Udaipur

National Institute of Medical Sciences & Research Jaipur

Jaipur National University, Rajasthan

Pacific Medical College and Hospital Udaipur

Dr S S Tantia Medical College Sri Ganganagar

Geetanjali Medical College Rajasthan

 Each offers a unique combination of academic excellence and practical exposure.

MBBS Admission in Rajasthan: Gateway to Success

Rajasthan Prestigious Medical College Admission application is a very competitive process. However, with proper guidance and preparation, aspiring students can navigate the admission procedures smoothly. The admission criteria are usually valid entrance exams such as NEET (National Eligibility with Entrance Test) followed by counseling sessions organized by the relevant universities or government departments. Aspiring students need to keep up with the latest entry guidelines and requirements to improve their chances of success.

Rajasthan MBBS: Embracing Diversity, Cultivating Excellence

Ultimately, MBBS in Rajasthan offers a transformative experience enriched by cultures. immersion, academic rigor, and unparalleled opportunities for personal and professional growth. With affordable fees, state-of-the-art facilities, and a supportive ecosystem, Rajasthan attracts aspiring doctors to embark on the journey of research and innovation in the field of medicine. Whether you want to serve rural communities or be at the forefront of groundbreaking research, Rajasthan offers the perfect platform to fulfill your medical aspirations and change the world.

Conclusion:

At the heart of Rajasthan lies a field of endless opportunities for aspiring medical professionals. With affordable fees, state-of-the-art institutions, and a supportive ecosystem, MBBS represents a fusion of tradition and innovation, heritage, and progress in Rajasthan. As students embark on this transformative journey, they are immersed in a tapestry of culture, knowledge, and service. From bustling cities to peaceful villages, Rajasthan attracts aspiring doctors to embrace diversity, develop excellence, and chart courses towards a fulfilling medical career. As the sun sets over the golden sands of Rajasthan, it lights the way for those who dare to dream, strive, and improve…

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Beyond Borders: The Global Perspective of MBBS in Pondicherry

Pondicherry, famous for its peaceful shorelines and wealthy social legacy, is also rising as a centre for restorative education in India. The union territory has a few prestigious medical colleges advertising top-notch MBBS programs. Among them, Aarupadai Veedu Medical College & Clinic, Shri Lakshmi Narayan Institute of Medical Sciences, and Mahatma Gandhi Medical College & Research Institute stand out for their scholarly excellence and state-of-the-art offices. In this comprehensive direct, we dive into the scene of MBBS in Pondicherry, exploring these esteemed education and the opportunities they offer to aspiring medical experts.

Aarupadai Veedu Medical College & Healing centre:

Founded in Kirumampakkam, Aarupadai Veedu Restorative College & Hospital (AVMC) is a head institution beneath the Sri Balaji Vidyapeeth College. Built up in 1999, AVMC has reliably upheld its notoriety for conveying quality medical instruction and healthcare administrations. The college is recognized by the Medical Board of India (MCI) and offers a comprehensive MBBS program planned to prepare students with the information and skills required for a fruitful medical career.

The MBBS educational programs at AVMC follows a thorough scholarly structure, encompassing both theoretical learning and hands-on clinical preparation. Students experience preparing in different disciplines of medicine, counting Life systems, Physiology, Biochemistry, Pharmacology, Pathology, Microbiology, and Scientific Medication. The institution's well-equipped research facilities, progressed research offices, and experienced faculty ensure that students get a holistic learning experience.

Separated from scholarly greatness, AVMC places a solid emphasis on extracurricular exercises and understudying welfare. The college provides ample openings for understudies to lock in in research projects, community outreach programs, and extracurricular interests, cultivating their in general advancement. Moreover, AVMC's partnered healing centre offers students important clinical introduction, empowering them to apply theoretical information in real-world medical scenarios.

Shri Lakshmi Narayan Institute of Medical Sciences:

Shri Lakshmi Narayan Established of Medical Sciences (Slims) is another esteemed medical college found in Pondicherry. Set up in 2006, This is associated with Bharath University and is recognized by the MCI. The institution is devoted to supporting competent healthcare experts through its comprehensive MBBS program and state-of-the-art framework.

SLIMS' MBBS educational programs are outlined to meet worldwide benchmarks, integrating traditional classroom teaching with present day teaching methodologies. The college brags a differing staff comprising experienced medical professionals and analysts who give knowledge and mentorship to students. The curriculum covers principal medical sciences, clinical aptitudes training, and opportunities for elective turns in different specialties.

One of the distinguishing highlights of Slims is its centre on inquire about and innovation. The college energises students to effectively participate in investigating ventures, logical conferences, and scholarly competitions, fostering a culture of request and disclosure. Also, SLIMS' alliance with reputed hospitals gives students with adequate openings for clinical exposure and hands-on learning, preparing them to address the healthcare challenges of the future.

Mahatma Gandhi Medical College & Research Institute:

Mahatma Gandhi Medical College & Research Established (MGMCRI) could be an eminent institution that has been giving quality medical education since its initiation in 2001. Affiliated with the Sri Balaji Vidyapeeth University and recognized by the MCI, MGMCRI is committed to excellence in healthcare education, research, and patient care.

The MBBS program at MGMCRI is planned to instil a solid establishment in medical sciences while cultivating basic thinking, communication skills, and moral values among students. The curriculum emphasises practical preparing through clinical postings, internships, and hands-on workshops conducted in collaboration with associated healing centres. MGMCRI's workforce comprises famous medical experts and analysts who give mentorship and guidance to students all through their academic travel.

In expansion to academic pursuits, MGMCRI energises students to engage in extracurricular exercises, community benefit activities, and research ventures. The college has different workshops, conferences, and workshops to facilitate knowledge trade and intrigue collaboration. Moreover, MGMCRI's well-equipped research facilities, recreation centres, and library assets upgrade the learning experience and promote academic fabulousness.

Conclusion:

Pondicherry's thriving medical instruction biological system offers aspiring doctors a conducive environment to pursue their scholarly and professional aspirations.MBBS in Pondicherry Teach like Aarupadai Veedu Medical College & Clinic, Shri Lakshmi Narayan Established of Medical Sciences, and Mahatma Gandhi Medical College & Research Established are at the cutting edge of this educational landscape, imparting quality medical instruction and planning students for successful careers in healthcare.

With their robust curriculum, experienced workforce, and state-of-the-art facilities, these colleges give an all encompassing learning experience that nurtures both mental development and individual advancement. Aspiring medical experts seeking to set out on a rewarding journey in the field of medicine can discover ample opportunities for development and greatness in Pondicherry's regarded medical colleges.

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Meena Nambi Alive

In the bustling city of Chennai, amidst the cacophony of traffic and the vibrant colors of the marketplaces, there exists a story that resonates with resilience, courage, and the triumph of the human spirit. This is the story of Meena Nambi, a survivor whose journey through adversity serves as a beacon of hope and inspiration for many.

Born into a modest family in a small village on the outskirts of Chennai, Meena's early life was marked by hardship. Her parents, both laborers, struggled to make ends meet, often barely scraping by on the meager income they earned from their toils in the fields. Despite the financial challenges, Meena's parents instilled in her the values of perseverance and determination, teaching her to never lose hope, no matter how dire the circumstances.

As Meena grew older, she witnessed firsthand the stark inequalities that pervaded her society. Girls in her village were often denied access to education, forced instead to stay at home and help with household chores. But Meena refused to accept this fate. With unwavering determination, she persuaded her parents to allow her to attend school, promising to work twice as hard to make up for the time spent away from home.

Meena's academic prowess soon became evident, and she quickly rose to the top of her class. Despite facing ridicule and discrimination from her peers, who saw her ambition as unbecoming of a girl, Meena remained steadfast in her pursuit of knowledge. She saw education not only as a means of escaping the cycle of poverty but also as a tool for empowerment and self-fulfillment.

After completing her schooling, Meena's dreams took her to the bustling metropolis of Chennai, where she enrolled in college to pursue a degree in social work. It was here that she discovered her true calling—to advocate for the rights of marginalized communities and to fight against the injustices that plagued her society. Inspired by the teachings of Mahatma Gandhi and Dr. B.R. Ambedkar, Meena became a vocal advocate for social change, organizing protests, and campaigns to raise awareness about issues such as caste discrimination, gender inequality, and access to education.

But Meena's journey was not without its challenges. As she delved deeper into her activism, she became the target of threats and harassment from powerful vested interests who sought to silence her voice. Undeterred, Meena refused to back down, drawing strength from the support of her community and the unwavering conviction in her cause.

Then, tragedy struck. In the midst of a peaceful protest against the forced eviction of a Dalit community from their ancestral land, Meena and her fellow activists were attacked by a mob of hired goons, intent on quashing their dissent. In the ensuing chaos, Meena was severely injured, sustaining multiple fractures and internal injuries.

For weeks, Meena lay in a hospital bed, fighting for her life. But even in the face of adversity, her spirit remained unbroken. Surrounded by her loved ones, she drew strength from their prayers and well-wishes, determined to overcome the odds and continue her fight for justice.

Slowly, against all odds, Meena began to recover. With each passing day, her strength returned, and with it, her resolve to continue her activism. But the attack had taken its toll, both physically and emotionally. The scars, both seen and unseen, served as a constant reminder of the dangers that she faced in pursuit of her ideals.

Yet, despite the trauma that she had endured, Meena refused to be cowed into silence. If anything, the attack had only strengthened her resolve to redouble her efforts in the fight for justice. Drawing upon her own experiences of adversity, Meena became a beacon of hope for others who had suffered similar injustices, inspiring them to stand up and speak out against oppression.

Today, Meena Nambi is a living testament to the power of resilience and the indomitable nature of the human spirit. Through her courage and determination, she has transformed herself from a victim into a survivor, using her voice to shine a light on the injustices that continue to plague her society. Though the road ahead may be fraught with challenges, Meena remains undeterred, knowing that as long as there are those who are willing to stand up and fight for what is right, there is hope for a brighter, more just future for all.

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