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Arundhati Roy in “Which Annie Gives It Those Ones. Screenplay by Roy, which won a National Award for “Best Screenplay” in 1989. Shah Rukh Khan played a minor role in the film with four lines. The screenplay was written and acted in English. The movie was only broadcast once, at midnight, on Doordarshan.
Source article written by Anupama Chopra, published Feb. 3, 2020.
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#Arundhati Roy#In Which Annie Gives It Those Ones#Arjun Raina#shah rukh khan#movies ahead of their time#Film Companion
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location: early rise gym closed for @arjunshekhawat
Devansh worked on his pull up reps glancing to the side where another familiar face happened to be working out. Dr. Shekhawat. The one who had apparently been his father's doctor in the last couple of months before he passed. Apparently this guy was everything Devansh's parents wanted him to be. He respected his parents, he went ahead and got a medical degree and overall just exceeded everyone's expectations. While Devansh pretty much squashed everyone's expectations with the life he'd chosen to lead. Her mother still raved about this man and apparently how he'd helped his father try to cut down on the typical oily Indian foods that had always been the older man's weakness. But for Devansh--he'd known Arjun when he was younger and so for him, it was pretty annoying to constantly hear his mother go on and on about how great he was.
"Something tells me that if my father was still alive, he'd also say you probably workout better than me too," Devansh commented after hopping down from the pull ups and moving to where the other man was. "I don't know if you remember me at all but uh we went to high school together, and I guess you've been my father's doctor in the past? Anil Raina?"
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Shah Rukh Khan Dances to Tesher’s ‘Young Shah Rukh’, Priyanka Chopra-Nick Jonas Groove to ‘Sapnein Mei’. Watch Now!
The wedding of Anant Ambani and Radhika Merchant became the talk of the town last week, with its star-studded affair captivating audiences worldwide. Even though the celebrations have concluded, glimpses of the extravagant festivities continue to surface online, offering a peek into the glamour and grandeur that defined the event.
Social media influencer Orry, known for his close ties with the Ambani family and frequent interactions with Bollywood celebrities, recently shared an exclusive vlog from the Ambani baraat on his YouTube channel. This 13-minute video captures some of the most memorable moments that weren't seen elsewhere.
From Karan Johar, Varun Dhawan, and Madhuri Dixit showcasing their dance moves to Ananya Panday, Sara Ali Khan, Shanaya Kapoor, Manushi Chhillar, Janhvi Kapoor, Arjun Kapoor, Vedang Raina, Atlee, Khushi Kapoor, Kriti Sanon, and many other stars gracing the occasion, the video is a star-studded affair in itself. It features spontaneous performances, including an impromptu stage moment with Ranveer, Arjun, and Varun joining Yo Yo Honey Singh for a lively mini-concert during the baraat.
The highlight of the vlog includes Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas charming everyone with their dance routines to popular Bollywood hits like “Sapne Mein Milti Hai,” “Chikni Chameli,” and “Mujhse Shaadi Karogi.” Nita Ambani, the groom's mother, also captivates the audience with her dance alongside Sara Ali Khan to “London Thumakda.” The arrival of global icon Kim Kardashian adds to the glamour, as she mingles with other esteemed guests.
Moreover, the festivities featured electrifying mini-concerts by Rema, Luis Fonsi, Tesher, and AP Dhillon, with Salman Khan visibly enjoying AP Dhillon’s performance. Notably, Shah Rukh Khan took to the stage, grooving to Tesher’s “Young Shah Rukh,” creating a memorable moment. The entertainment continued with performances by Mika and Daler Mehndi, who were joined by the groom himself.
Adding to the star-studded affair, American stylist Law Roach was also spotted, dancing exuberantly with the baraat members. The entire celebration was a testament to opulence and festivity, culminating in the union of Anant Ambani and Radhika Merchant in Mumbai on July 12.
As the vlog continues to circulate, it serves as a delightful reminder of the extravagant and joyous moments shared during this spectacular wedding celebration.
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Royal Enfield’s popular adventurer gets a performance boost and full carbon fiber treatment. Follow the link for details!
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Bhoot Police, Hungama 2, Mimi, Shiddat and Shaadistan to see direct premiere on Disney+ Hotstar : Bollywood News
Bhoot Police, Hungama 2, Mimi, Shiddat and Shaadistan to see direct premiere on Disney+ Hotstar : Bollywood News
Last year, the theatres were closed and makers of several projects resorted to the direct-to-digital premiere. Amid the second wave of COVID-19 in 2021, theatres are still closed in many states and makers are skeptical to push their films ahead. Instead, many have opted to premiere their films. Disney+ Hotstar premiered a slate of big films on its platform and is planning the same, this year as…
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Bolly Buzz: Ayushmann Khurrana to star in Junglee Pictures' ‘Doctor G’; Arjun Rampal not given a clean chit by the NCB | Hindi Movie News
Bolly Buzz: Ayushmann Khurrana to star in Junglee Pictures’ ‘Doctor G’; Arjun Rampal not given a clean chit by the NCB | Hindi Movie News
From Hrithik Roshan’s ex-wife, Sussanne Khan booked after a raid on a nightclub in Mumbai to Ayushmann Khurrana signing Junglee Pictures‘ ‘Doctor G’, here are all the top headlines of the day. In our latest segment, Bolly Buzz, we bring you all the juicy gossips and news which grabbed everyone’s attention from the world of entertainment. In a raid conducted at a club in Andheri, the police…
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2020 Olympics India Roster
Archery
Atanu Das (Ranchi)
Pravin Jadhav (Sarade)
Tarundeep Rai (Namchi)
Deepika Das (Ranchi)
Athletics
Rahul Rohila (Mumbai)
Sandeep Kumar (Mahendragarh)
I.T. Thodi (Malappuram)
Avinash Sable (Mandwa)
J.M. Pillyalil (Manjeri)
P.A.A. Jacob (Delhi)
Naganathan Pandi (Chennai)
JCO Soundararajan Rajiv (Lalgudi)
Sgt. Noah Tom (Chakkittapara)
Sman Muhammed Anas-Yahiya (Nilamel)
Rahul Rohilla (Haryana)
Gurpreet Singh (Patiala)
Alex Antony (Thiruvananthapuram)
Sarthak Bhambri (Delhi)
JCO Neeraj Chopra (Khandra)
Sgt. Shivpal Singh (Varanasi)
Tajinderpal Singh-Toor (Khosa Pando)
Neeraj Chopra (Khandra)
Shivpal Singh (Mumbai)
Murali Sreeshankar (Palakkad)
Priyanka Goswami (Uttar Pradesh)
Bhawna Jat (Kabra)
Kamalpreet Kaur (Mumbai)
Dutee Chand (Jajpur)
Subha Venkatesan (Thiruvembur)
Dhanalakshmi Sekar (Gundur)
Revathi Veeramani (Madurai)
Kamalpeet Kaur (Kabarwala)
Seema Punia-Antil (Khewda)
Annu Rani (Bahadurpur)
Boxing
JCO Amit Panghal (Mayna)
JCO Manish Kaushik (Bhiwani)
Vikas Yadav (Bhiwani)
Ashish Kumar (Dhahotu)
Maj. Satish Kumar (Ranikhet)
Lovlina Borgohain (Golaghat)
Pooja Rani-Boora (Nimriwali)
Mangte Kom (Kangathei)
Simranjit Kaur-Baatth (Chakar)
Equestrian
Fouaad Mirza (Bangalore)
Fencing
Chadalavada Devi (Chennai)
Gymnastics
Pranati Nayak (Jhargram)
Sailing
K.C. Ganapathy (Mumbai)
Varun Thakkar (Mumbai)
Vishnu Saravanan (Mumbai)
Nethra Kumanan (Vadapalani)
Shooting
Angad Singh-Bajwa (Chandigarh)
Saurabh Chaudhary (Kalina)
Mairaj Khan (Khurja)
Sgt. Deepak Kumar (Delhi)
Divyansh Singh-Panwar (Jaipur)
MCPO Sanjeev Rajput (Jagadhri)
Aishwary Singh-Tomar (Ratanpur)
Abhishek Verma (Panipat)
Manu Bhaker (Goria)
Yashaswini Deswal (New Delhi)
Apurvi Chandela (Jaipur)
Anjum Moudgil (Chandigarh)
Rahi Sarnobat (Kolhapur)
Tejaswini Sawant (Kolhapur)
Elavenil Valarivan (Cuddalore)
Table Tennis
Achanta Kamal (Chennai)
Sathiyan Gnanasekaran (Chennai)
Manika Batra (Delhi)
Sutirtha Mukherjee (Naihati)
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Ravi Dahiya (Nahri)
Bajrang Punia (Jhajjar)
JCO Deepak Punia (Jhajjar)
Vinesh Phogat (Bhiwani)
Anshu Malik (Nidani)
Sonam Malik (Madina)
Seema Bisla (Rohtak)
Badminton
B. Sai Praneeth (Palakollu)
Satwiksairaj Rankireddy (Amalapuram)
Chirag Shetty (Mumbai)
P.V. Sindhu (Hyderabad)
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Dilpreet Singh (Butala)
Rupinder Singh (Faridkot)
Surender Kumar (Karnal)
Manpreet Singh-Sandhu (Jalandhar)
Hardik Singh (Khusropur)
Gurjant Singh (Amirstar)
Simranjeet Singh (Jalandhar)
Mandeep Singh (Jalandhar)
Harmanpreet Singh (Amritsar)
Lalit Upadhyay (Varanasi)
P.R. Sreejesh (Kizhakkambalam)
Sumit Sumit (Sonipat)
Shanglakpam Sharma (Imphal East)
Shamsher Singh (Attari)
Varun Kumar (Dalhousie)
Birendra Lakra (Lachchada)
Amit Rohidas (Saunamara)
Vivek Prasad (Itarsi)
Navjot Kaur (Kurukshetra)
Gurjit Kaur (Amritsar)
Deep Ekka (Lulkidhi)
Monika Malik (Haryana)
Sharmila Devi (Hisar)
Nikki Pradhan (Hesal)
Savita Punia (Jodkhan)
Nisha Warsi (Sonipat)
Vandana Katariya (Roshnabad)
Udita Duhan (Hisar)
Lalremsiami Hmar (Mizoram)
Navneet Kaur (Shahabad Markanda)
Sushila Chanu-Pukhrambam (Imphal)
Rani Rampal (Shahabad Markanda)
Salima Tete (Simdega)
Neha Goyal (Sonipat)
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Anirban Lahiri (Palm Beach Gardens, Florida)
Udayan Mane (Bangalore)
Aditi Ashok (Bengaluru)
Diksha Dagar (Jhajjar)
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Sajan Prakash (Idukki)
Maana Patel (Ahmedabad)
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Sumit Nagal (Delhi)
Sania Mirza (Hyderabad)
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IPL 2021 Team List And Complete Squads Of All The Teams
The IPL 2021 auction recently closed. The IPL 2021 schedule and date have not been determined. But according to some media reports, the IPL 2021 schedule will be released shortly after the end of the ongoing series of tests between India and Britain, which will end on March 8.
Here is IPL Teams List and Complete Squad after auction-
1. Chennai Super Kings
MS Dhoni (c), Suresh Raina, Ravindra Jadeja, Dwayne Bravo, Sam Curran, Faf Du Plessis, Deepak Chahar, Josh Hazlewood, Ruturaj Gaikwad, Narayanan Jagadeesan, Lungi Ngidi, Shardul Thakur, Ambati Rayudu, R Sai Kishore, Mitchell Santner, Karn Sharma, Imran Tahir, KM Asif, Krishnappa Gowtham, Moeen Ali, Cheteshwar Pujara, Harishankar Reddy, Bhagath Verma, C Hari Nishanth.
2. Delhi Capitals
Shreyas Iyer (c), Rishabh Pant, Shikhar Dhawan, Prithvi Shaw, Ishant Sharma, Ravichandran Ashwin, Ajinkya Rahane, Axar Patel, Amit Mishra, Avesh Khan, Marcus Stoinis, Shimron Hetmyer, Kagiso Rabada, Anrich Nortje, Praveen Dubey, Lalit Yadav, Chris Woakes, Steve Smith, Umesh Yadav, Ripal Patel, Vishnu Vinod, Lukman Meriwala, M Siddharth, Tom Curran, Sam Billings.
3. Kolkata Knight Riders
Eoin Morgan (c), Dinesh Karthik, Nitish Rana, Shubman Gill, Rinku Singh, Rahul Tripathi, Kamlesh Nagarkoti, Kuldeep Yadav, Lockie Ferguson, Pat Cummins, Prasidh Krishna, Sandeep Warrier, Shivam Mavi, Varun Chakravarthy, Andre Russell, Tim Seifert, Sunil Narine Shakib Al Hasan, Sheldon Jackson, Harbhajan Singh, Vaibhav Arora, Karun Nair, Ben Cutting, Venkatesh Iyer, Pawan Negi.
4. Mumbai Indians
Rohit Sharma (c), Quinton De Kock, Suryakumar Yadav, Ishan Kishan, Chris Lynn, Amolpreet Singh, Saurabh Tiwary, Aditya Tare, Kieron Pollard, Hardik Pandya, Krunal Pandya, Anukul Roy, Jasprit Bumrah, Trent Boult, Rahul Chahar, Jayant Yadav, Dhawal Kulkarni, Mohsin Khan, Adam Milne, Nathan Coulter-Nile, Piyush Chawla, James Neesham, Yudhvir Singh, Marco Jansen, Arjun Tendulkar.
5. Punjab Kings
KL Rahul (c), Chris Gayle, Mayank Agarwal, Nicholas Pooran, Mandeep Singh, Sarfaraz Khan, Deepak Hooda, Prabhsimran Singh, Mohammed Shami, Chris Jordan, Darshan Nalkande, Ravi Bishnoi, Murugan Ashwin, Arshdeep Singh, Harpreet Brar, Ishan Porel, Jhye Richardson, Riley Meredith, Dawid Malan, Shahrukh Khan, Moises Henriques, Jalaj Saxena, Utkarsh Singh, Saurabh Kumar, Fabian Allen.
6. Rajasthan Royals
Sanju Samson, Ben Stokes, Jofra Archer, Jos Buttler, Riyan Parag, Shreyas Gopal, Rahul Tewatia, Mahipal Lomror, Kartik Tyagi, Andrew Tye, Jaydev Unadkat, Mayank Markande, Yashasvi Jaiswal, Anuj Rawat, David Miller, Manan Vohra Chris Morris, Shivam Dube, Mustafizur Rahman, Chetan Sakariya, KC Cariappa, Liam Livingstone, Kuldip Yadav, Akash Singh.
7. Royal Challengers Bangalore
Virat Kohli (c), AB De Villiers, Yuzvendra Chahal, Devdutt Padikkal, Navdeep Saini, Washington Sundar, Mohammed Siraj, Kane Richardson, Adam Zampa, Josh Philippe, Shahbaz Ahmed, Pavan Deshpande, Daniel Sams, Harshal Patel, Kyle Jamieson, Glenn Maxwell, Sachin Baby, Rajat Patidar, Daniel Christian, Mohammed Azharuddeen, Suyash Prabhudessai, KS Bharat.
8. SunRisers Hyderabad
David Warner (c), Kane Williamson, Manish Pandey, Priyam Garg, Virat Singh, Jonny Bairstow, Wriddhiman Saha, Shreevats Goswami, Abdul Samad, Abhishek Sharma, Vijay Shankar, Mohammad Nabi, Mitchell Marsh, Jason Holder, Rashid Khan, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, T Natarajan, Sandeep Sharma, Khaleel Ahmed, Siddharth Kaul, Basil Thampi, Shahbaz Nadeem, Kedar Jadhav, Mujeeb Ur Rahman, Jagadeesha Suchith.
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Unmasking the Surgical Mask
Unmasking the Surgical Mask: Does It Really Work?
by Crystal Phend, Senior Staff Writer, MedPage Today October 5, 2009
For a century, the surgical mask has been the symbol of a safe and sanitary medical environment. The problem: researchers don't really know if that's true.
With the H1N1 influenza pandemic spreading every day, experts are still debating what type of mask to wear and how much protection that mask truly provides, particularly for those at the front lines of transmission -- healthcare workers.
Major health agencies, including the World Health Organization, the CDC, and others, have offered confusing and sometimes contradictory guidelines.
Moreover, those guidelines differ for healthcare workers and ordinary citizens worried about the spread of H1N1. Even among healthcare professionals, there are different guidelines for medical wards and operating rooms.
Still, most healthcare professionals have concluded that, at the very worst, a mask can't hurt, even if it may provide a false sense of safety.
The notion of covering the nose and mouth for infection control actually dates back more than a century to the period when German physician Carl Flügge discovered that exhaled droplets could transmit tuberculosis.
The modern surgical mask, successor to the crude gauze strips those early doctors and nurses employed, is still primarily designed to prevent the passage of relatively large particles, such as sputum droplets and hair.
A high tech version -- the so-called N95 respirator -- seals tightly around mouth and nose and is made of material certified to block 95% of particles 0.3 μm or larger in diameter, roughly the size of a single virus. There's something resembling agreement that, worn properly, these do their job.
Conflicting Guidelines
CDC recommends surgical masks as part of the overall arsenal deployed against seasonal flu, but along with the Institute of Medicine, CDC has recommended only N95 respirators for protection against H1N1 -- in part, because animal studies suggest airborne transmission of the virus via small particles.
Not so for the World Health Organization or the Society for Healthcare Epidemiology of America, the Infectious Diseases Society of America, the Association for Professionals in Infection Control and Epidemiology, and the American College of Occupational and Environmental Medicine.
They collectively recommended regular surgical masks except in high risk circumstances, such as during open suctioning of airway secretions and other procedures that could "aerosolize" the H1N1 virus.
There's a good reason for this lack of consensus: a dearth of quality evidence in a scientific arena dominated by anecdote and laboratory experiment.
"Some of these practices that have been in place for decades haven't been subjected to the same strenuous investigation that, for instance, a new medicine might be subjected to," Mark Rupp, MD, president of the Society for Healthcare Epidemiology of America, told MedPage Today.
Masks, he noted, "are fairly innocuous, relatively cheap, and so people are not really very interested in going through the extensive investigation that would be required."
Conflicting Evidence
In the past two weeks, researchers have released results from the first two randomized clinical trials investigating efficacy of masks and respirators in protecting healthcare workers from respiratory infection.
Did they settle the issue?
Hardly. In fact, their conflicting results simply added fuel to the debate, according to CDC's Arjun Srinivasan, MD.
The first reports came in August, during IOM deliberations over standards for healthcare workers' personal protective equipment, when C. Raina MacIntyre, MBBS, PhD, of the University of New South Wales in Sydney, Australia, presented preliminary results of her randomized clinical trial.
That study involved nearly 2,000 emergency and respiratory ward nurses and physicians in Beijing who were cluster-randomized to wear surgical masks, fit-tested N95 respirators, or non-fit tested N95 respirators during all work hours for four consecutive weeks during the cold and flu season.
Having been through the SARS scare in 2003, the Chinese are regarded as very serious about mask use in the hospital and outside.
At the Interscience Conference on Antimicrobial Agents and Chemotherapy in September, MacIntyre presented the dramatic results: Consistent use of N95 respirators prevented 75% of respiratory infections, while consistent surgical mask use was no better than low use for prevention of clinical respiratory illness (6.7% versus 9.2%, P=0.159) or of influenza-like illness (0.6% versus 1.3%, P=0.336).
The case against old-fashioned surgical masks seemed clear.
"To me it would not seem justifiable to ask healthcare workers to wear surgical masks," MacIntyre said in an interview.
Then another shocker. A second head-to-head study appeared, this time in the Journal of the American Medical Association. It's conclusion: surgical masks were just as good as N95 respirators.
The 478 emergency department, medical unit, and pediatric nurses in this Canadian study who were randomized to use a surgical mask when providing care to patients with febrile respiratory illness during the flu season caught seasonal flu at about the same rate as those who wore fit-tested, N95 respirators (23.6% versus 22.9%, P=0.86).
For H1N1 influenza, surgical masks again met noninferiority criteria versus the N95 respirator (8.0% versus 11.9%, P=0.18).
Design may have accounted for the discrepancy between the trials, at least in part, suggested Srinivasan, who co-authored an editorial accompanying the JAMA study with an IOM committee member colleague.
"These types of studies are very difficult to do," he told MedPage Today.
The driving factor in effectiveness is how frequently and intensely the wearer is exposed to infection, he said. So one possibility is that masks may have been enough for Canadian nurses in generally lower risk settings, but not for the high-risk Chinese healthcare workers.
In Surgery: Masks Unmasked
Lack of evidence has also plagued surgical masks in their traditional setting, and where their use is still nearly universal: the operating room.
But not for lack of study.
In fact, three large, randomized controlled trials were conducted in the 1980s to determine once and for all if surgical masks actually did prevent surgical wound infection.
Here, where bacteria were the major concern in wound infection, the enemy targets were larger and might not require the fine filtration necessary to keep a respiratory virus away, researchers theorized.
But the trials "showed absolutely no efficacy" for that original purpose, MacIntyre noted.
"Really, the surgeon might as well wear nothing on their face," she said.
Still, the CDC recommends a mask in the operating room, citing long-standing tradition and the benefits of protecting nose and mouth from splashes of blood and other bodily fluids.
MacIntyre noted that a face shield is a better option against splashes because surgeons have to wear eye protection with a mask anyway.
But mask wearing "is so inculcated into the practice of medicine that it's going to be very hard to change," said John G. Bartlett, MD, former chief of infectious diseases at Johns Hopkins.
Tradition and aesthetics play a role in the issue. Patients would not accept a surgeon who doesn't wear a mask because they are so ingrained as a symbol of a safe surgical environment, Bartlett said.
And since the masks are fairly inexpensive and easy to wear, it hasn't been worth challenging the status quo, he declared.
Nor are there likely to be more studies to decide the issue one way or the other, added Rupp. "Those studies are difficult to do because the percentage of patients who develop a surgical site infection is very, very low. So the impact of wearing a surgical mask is difficult to demonstrate," he said.
Masks for the Masses
Unlike the operating room, where it would be impossible to stop people from wearing masks, there are few places outside the hospital where it hasn't been hard to persuade people to put them on.
One of the exceptions is Asia, which has developed has a strong culture of mask use, both in medical settings and in public venues, largely as a result of the SARS epidemic in 2003, Bartlett said.
"Those people did whatever they could to try to prevent SARS," he recalled. "If it turned out that the H1N1 virus became more virulent and started to be a really serious disease, then people would be much more fastidious about how they used the disease prevention tools."
The CDC recommends that people who are ill with suspected or confirmed H1N1 flu wear face masks when at home around family members, in healthcare settings, at school until they can be taken home, and when it's necessary for them to be out and about.
However, the only high-level evidence for efficacy of masks in the community was a trial from Hong Kong -- published online last month in the Annals of Internal Medicine -- involving flu patients who were randomized to hand hygiene alone or in combination with surgical masks.
Compared with controls, employing hand hygiene alone or with face masks tended to reduce transmission of the flu to those living in the same house, but not significantly so.
However, when these interventions were initiated within 36 hours of symptom onset, face masks plus hand hygiene reduced risk of transmission by a very significant 67%.
Although the entire benefit can't be attributed to face masks, the results suggest masks may make a difference, MacIntyre said.
Because exposure to pathogens is typically much lower for the general public than for healthcare workers, "surgical masks may be enough in the community," she said.
Rupp agreed, saying he takes a "better safe than sorry" approach. His medical center asks patients with potentially droplet-mediated infections to put on a surgical mask.
"There probably isn't a whole lot of extensive study on the use of this in clinical situation," Rupp said. "We do think it's a pretty obvious way somebody can go about containing their secretions."
N95 masks would likely provide even more protection, MacIntyre said, but there's is fairly clear consensus that they would be intolerable for someone with a respiratory illness.
"They are relatively difficult to breath through; they can be associated also with feelings of claustrophobia and kind of a suffocating sensation," Rupp added. "It's difficult enough to get them to wear a loose fitting and relatively comfortable surgical mask."
Practical Masking
Practical issues such as compliance and supply have been part of the argument for use of surgical masks rather than N95 respirators in most clinical settings.
In a New England Journal of Medicine perspective piece last week, several IOM committee members acknowledged that N95 respirators are currently in short supply.
They suggested that healthcare institutions place priority on N95 respirators in the highest-risk areas, "such as enclosed spaces in the respiratory care unit, patients' rooms, and ambulances."
While the IOM was instructed to not take these issues into consideration in its guidelines, a CDC spokesperson said that agency is making them a large factor in revision of its interim guidelines for healthcare worker respiratory protection.
In the end, however, infectious disease specialists always come back to the bigger picture.
Debate over the role of respiratory protection in preventing influenza transmission doesn't "excuse anyone from failing to implement other measures that are known to protect patients and healthcare professionals from influenza," Srinivasan's JAMA editorial concluded.
"Masks and respirators should be considered the 'last line of defense' in a hierarchy of infection control measures."
Handwashing, good etiquette when sneezing and coughing, and staying home when sick are still the keys to preventing spread of infectious disease, it said.
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List Of All The Celebrities-Donations During The Lockdown List of All payers In This Pandemic Situation
Novel Coronavirus has taken a Pandemic Situation across the world. Till now 1,521,116 Confirmed cases are in front of us and a confirmed 88,565 deaths across the globe.
Almost All the Countries have gone Lockdown for a few weeks. After the announcement from Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi of PM care fund. Several Indian Celebrities have taken the pledge to Donate in the PM care fund to tackle the COVID-19. Coronavirus Symptoms and Causes
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In India also the situation is going Out of control, Indian Govt. has taken the action against the Novel Coronavirus. The Indian government has Lockdown the Whole nation for approx. a month. How Corona Virus Affects Us
There are 5,734 confirmed cases in India and 166 deaths in India & 473 recovered patients. There are 4,34,791 cases only in the United States and 24,058 deaths & 14,802 Recovered Patients.
The number of cases Continues, Italy, Spain, China, The United States has in the heavy pandemic situation.
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Here is the list of all the Celebrities who pledge to donate in this pandemic situation
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The Khiladi Kumar of Bollywood Akshay Kumar Donates 25 Crores INR to the PM care Fund.
Varun Dhawan has Donated Rs 30 lakh Rupees.
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Punjabi Singer Guru Randhawa contributed Rs 20 lakhs to the PM care fund.
Indian T.V actor Arjun Bijlani contibuted Rs. 5 lakhs to th fund.
BJP MP Hema Malini from Mathura, Donated Rs 1 crore.
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January
1ST Vidya Balan
1st Asrani
1st Nana Patekar
1st Sonali Bendre
2nd Bharat Shah
3rd Sanjay Khan
4th Aditya Pancholi
5th Uday Chopra
4th Gurdas Maan
5th Deepika Padukone
6th A R Rahman
6th Rameshwari
7th Irrfan Khan
7th Bipasha Basu
7th Reena Roy
9th Farhan Akhtar
9th Farah Khan
10th Hrithik Roshan
10th Kalki Koechlin
10th Pallavi Sharda
10th Basu Chatterjee
10th Pahlaj Nihalani
10th Yasudas
11th Reeta Bahaduri
12th Arun Govil
12th Pt. Shiv Kumar Sharma
13th Adhyayan Suman
13th Imran Khan
13th Ashmit Patel
15th Pritish Nandi
15th Neil Nitin Mukesh
16th Siddharth Malhotra
17th Javed Akhtar
17TH Maya Govind
17th Ramesh Taurani (Tips)
18th Minissha Lamba
19th Bhavdeep Jaipurwale
20th Raj Babbar
21st Sushant Singh Rajput
21ST Daboo Malik
23RD Ramesh Sippy
23rd Sudhakar Sharma
24th Subhash Ghai
24th Vinay Virmani
24th Riya Sen
25th Kavita Krishnamurthy
27th Bobby Deol
27th Shreyas Talpade
27th Vikram Bhatt
28th Shruti Haasan
30th Priyadarshan
30th Chandan Roy Sanyal
31st Ashok Honda
31st Preity Zinta
31st Amy Jackson
February
1st Jackie Shroff
1st Manoj Tiwari
1st Anwar
1st Shobha Kapoor
3rd Waheeda Rehman
4th Urmila Matondkar
5th Abhishek Bachchan
9th Indra Kumar
10th Louis Bank
11th Rajat Kapoor
11th Sherylin Chopra
11th Tina Ambani
12th Mitali Singh
14th Manoj Desai
15th Harish Bhimani
15th Randhir Kapoor
15th Sonu Nigam
16th Arunoday Singh
16th Nidhi Subbaiah
18th Sajid Nadiadwala
20th Annu Kapoor
22nd Sooraj Barjatya
23rd Bhagyashree
24th Pooja Bhatt
24th Sameer
25th Sanjay Leela Bhansali
25th Shahid Kapoor
25th Danny Danzongpa
26th Veena Malik
27th Prakash Jha
28th Ravindra Jain
28th Varsha Usgoankar
March
1st Amit Khanna
2nd Vidya Malvade
3rd Shraddha Kapoor
3rd Shankar Mahadevan
5th Saurabh Shukla
5th Preety Bhalla
7th Anil Sharma
7th Anupam Kher
8th Farden Khan
9th Zakir Hussain
11th Poonam Pandey
11th Sujata Mehta
12th Aatif Aslam
12th Shreya Ghoshal
12TH Falguni Pathak
12TH Shreya Ghoshal
12th Kamaal Khan
13th Geeta Basra
13th Nimrat Kaur
14th Rohit Shetty
14th Aamir Khan
14th Sadhna Sargam
15th Alia Bhatt
15th Honey Singh
15th Ila Arun
15th Abhay Deol
16th Rajpal Yadav
16th Jolly Mukherjee
17th Lalit
18th Alisha Chinoy
18th Chitra Singh
18th Shashi Kapoor
20th Alka Yagnik
21st Rani Mukherjee
23rd Kangana Ranaut
24th Emraan Hashmi
26th Shilpi Sharma
26th Prakash Raj
27th Ram Charan Teja
28th Chitrangada Singh
29th Jagdeep
31st Prashant Narayan
April
2nd Ajay Devgan
2nd Remo D’Souza
3rd Jaya Prada
3rd Prabhu Deva
3rd Hariharan
3Rd Salma Agha
3rd Vipul Shah
3rd Raju Singh
7th Ram Gopal Varma
7th Jeetendra
8th Amit Trivedi
8th Saqib Saleem
9th Jaya Bachchan
9th Hans Raj Hans
10th Pravin Shah (Time)
11th Mohit Suri
11th Adinath Mangeshkar
11th Satish Kaushik
15th Shyam Benegal
16th Lara Dutt
17th Siddharth
17th Bindu
17TH Monty Sharma
18th Poonam Dhillon
19th Arshad Warsi
19th Vashu Bhagnani
19th Rohan Kapoor
20th Babita Kapoor
22nd Chetan Bhagat
23rd Manoj Bajpai
23th Sanjeev (Darshan)
24th Varun Dhawan
24th Kavita Paudwal
24th Rekha Rana
28th Sharman Joshi
28th Nikhil Adwani
28th Samantha Ruth Prabhu
MAY
1ST Anushka Sharma
6TH Vindoo Dara Singh
7th Ashwini Bhave
8TH Anurag Basu
8th Remo Fernandes
11Th Adah Sharma
13th Sunny Leone
13th Punit Malhotra
13th Divyendu Sharma
13th Manhar Udhas
14TH Talat Aziz
14th Zarine Khan
14th Maddhhurima Bannerjee
15th Madhuri Dixit
16th Sonal Chauhan
17TH Pankaj Udhas
17th Paresh Rawal
18TH Sonali Kulkarni
18th Farida Jalal
18th Ali Zafar
18th Ashok Khosla
19th Nawazuddin Siddiqui
19th Bali Sagoo
19th Kishan Kumar
20th Haasan Kamaal
21st Mukesh Tiwari
21st Aditya Chopra
21st Tia Bajpai
21st Dilraj Kaur
24th Arya Babbar
24th Rajesh Roshan
25th Karan Johar
25th Kunal Khemu
25th Uttam Singh
28th Gulshan Devaiah
29th Champak Jain
29th Pankaj Kapoor
29th Anand Tiwari
29th Lalita Munshaw
30th Paresh Rawal
31st Milind (Anand)
31st Vir Das
June
1st R Madhvan
1st Ismail Darbar
2nd Sonakshi Sinha
2nd Illayaraja
3rd Sarika
4th Ashok Saraf
4th Anil Ambani
5TH Mukesh Bhatt
5th Viju Shah
6th Preety Sagar
7th Sanjay Gadhvi
7th Ekta Kapoor
8th Shilpa Shetty
8th Dimple Kapadia
9th Sonam Kapoor
9th Ameesha Patel
9th Amar Mohile
10th Mika Singh
10th Roop Kumar Rathod
11th Arun Bakshi
11th Kirti Anurag
12th Jayshree T
13th Vikas Mohan
14th Pritam
14th Kirran Kher
14th Raj Thackeray
16th Mithun Chakraborty
16th Vrajesh Hirjee
17th Amrita Rao
17th Lisa Haydon
19th Kaajal Aggarwal
19th Raajesh Johri
20th Shweta Pandit
21st Shiv Pandit
21st Dibkar Bannerjee
22rd Anubhav Sinha
23rd Penaz Masani
25th Raghubir Yadav
25th Satish Shah
25th Aftab Shivdasani
25th Karisma Kapoor
26th Arjun Kapoor
28th Vishal Dadlani
30th Sapna Awasthi
July
1st Rhea Chakraborty
1st Mehul Kumar
1st Pt. Hari Prasad Chaurasya
1st Sudesh Bhosle
2nd Mohd. Aziz
3rd Amit Kumar
3rd Tigmanshu Dhulia
4th Chhaya Ganguly
5th Raj Kumar Santoshi
5TH Kumar Taurani
6th Ranveer Singh
6th Bali Brahmbhatt
7th Rakeysh Om Prakash Mehra
7th Kailash Kher
7th Siddharth Kak
7th Chandrashekhar
7th Manjot Singh
8th Neetu Singh Kapoor
9th Tabassum
10th Parveen Sultana
10th Ibrahim Ashq
11th Mahalaxmi Iyyer
12th Evelyn Sharma
12th Vinay Pathak
13th Sarita Sethi
16th Katrina Kaif
17th Zarina Wahab
17th Ravi Kissan
18th Priyanka Chopra
18th Rajeev Rai
18th Sukhwinder Singh
19th Sneha Pant
20th Naseeruddin Shah
21st Madhu Shalini
23rd Himesh Reshammiya
23rd Penaz Masani
23rd Mukesh Khanna
23rd Jeetu (Jeetu-Tapan)
25th Raageshwari Sachdev
26th Mugdha Godse
27th Rahul Bose
27th Uddbhav Thackarey
28th Dhanush
28th Huma Qureshi
29TH Sanjay Dutt
29th Pamela Chopra
29th Anup Jalota
29Th Elli Avram
30th Sonu Sood
30th Sonu Nigam
30th Mahaakshay Chakraborty
August
1st Keval Kumar
1st Taapsee Pannu
2nd Siddharth Roy Kapur
2nd Yuvika Chaudhary
2nd Ruslaan Mumtaz
3rd Manish Paul
4TH Arbaaz Khan
4th Vishal Bhardwaj
4th Sharon Prabhakar
5th Genelia D’Souza Deshmukh
5th Kajol
5th Ganesh Jain
6th Aditya Narayan
6th Umesh Mehra
6th Daler Mehndi
6th Vishal Bharadwaj
7th Suresh Wadkar
7th Shaurya Chauhan
7th Sachin Joshi
9th Saawan Kumar Tak
9th Sulakshana Pandit
11th Sunil Shetty
11TH Jacqueline Fernandez
13TH Shridevi
14th Johny Lever
14th Poonam Jhawer
14th Sunidhi Chauhan
15th Adnan Sami
15th Raakhee
16th Hemlata
16th Manisha Koirala
16th David Dhawan
16th Saif Ali Khan
16th Mahesh Manjrekar
16th David Dhawan
17th Ketan Desai
17th Sachin
17th Smita Thackeray
18th Ranvir Shorey
18th Gulzar
19TH Ken Ghosh
20th Randeep Hoonda
20th Amrita Puri
21st Sana Khan
22nd Paintal
23rd K K
23RD Saira Banu
23th Vaani Kapoor
24th Ayaan Mukherji
26th Madhur Bhandarkar
27th Neha Dhupia
29th Richa Sharma
28th Jugal Kishore
31st Sumeet Tapoo
31st Raj Kumar Yadav
September
1st Tochi Raina
1st Ram Kapoor
3rd Vivek Oberoi
3rd Shakti Kapoor
3rd Pyarelal Sharma
4th Govind Namdeo
4th Rishi Kapoor
4th Swara Baskar
4th Rahul B Seth
5th Vidhu Vinod Chopra
6th Abhinav Kashyap
6th Rakesh Roshan
6th Poornima
8th Asha Bhosle
8th Rajendra Mehta
9th Lucky Ali
9th Akshay Kumar
9th Ustad Amjad Ali Khan
10th Atul Kulkarni
10th Anurag Kashyap
11TH Shriya Saran
12th Ranjeet
12th Vinod Rathod
12th Prachi Desai
12th Durga Jasraj
13th Mahima Chaudhry
14th Sunita Rao
14th Ayushmann Khurrana
16th Prasoon Joshi
16TH Ram Laxman
16TH Aditya Paudwal
17th Priya Anand
17th Aditya Paudwal
18th Shabana Azmi
19TH Lucky Ali
19th Shashwati Phookan
19th Eesha Kopikhar
20th Mahesh Bhatt
21st Kareena Kapoor
21st Gulshan Grover
21st Rimi Sen
22nd Kumar Sanu
23th Prem Chopra
23rd Manoj Kumar
25th Divya Dutta
25TH Nitin Manmohan
26th Anjali Patil
27th Dheeraj Kumar
27th Chunky Pandey
28th Ranbir Kapoor
28th Lata Mangeshkar
28th Deane Sequeira
29th Isha Sharvani
30th Shaan
October
1st Asha Parekh
2nd Kay Kay Menon
2ND Kalpana
4th Soha Ali Khan
4th Shailendra Singh
4th Paoli Dam
6th Vinod Khanna
7th Wajid (Sajid Wajid)
7TH Usha Khanna
7TH Abhijeet Sawant
7th Mehboob
9th Khushboo Jain
8th Rajesh Sharma
10th Rekha
11th Amitabh Bachchan
11TH Ronit Roy
11th Chandrachur Singh
11th Pradeep Udhas
12th Kunaal Roy Kapur
12th Nida Fazli
14th Zoya Akhtar
15th Nikhil Kamath
15th Ali Faisal
15th Altaf Raja
15th Lalit Sen
16th Hema Malini
16th Rajeev Khandewal
16th Prithvirajsukumaran
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18th Om Puri
18th Kunaal Kapoor
19th Shiamak Davar
19TH Sunny Deol
20th Nargis Fakhri
20th Sonu Kakkar
22nd Kader Khan
22nd Parineeta Chopra
23rd Sapna Mukherjee
23rd Malaika Arora Khan
23rd Sanjay Gupta
24rd Himani Shivpuri
24th Mallika Sherawat
24th Bruna Abdullah
25th Monica Dogra
26th Raveena Tandon
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26th Asin Thottumkal
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27th Vasundhara Das
28th Aditya Rao Hydari
30th Dilip Tahil
30TH Abu Malik
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31st Surendra Sodhi
November
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1st Ileana D’ Çruz
1st Padmini Kolhapure
2nd Diana Penty
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4th Tabu
5TH Javed Ali
7th Kamal Haasan
7th Raima Sen
7TH Nandita Das
8TH Dhirubhai Shah (Time)
8th Usha Uthup
9th Anand Raj Anand
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13th Shravan Rathod
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13th Deipa Udit Narayan
14th Jaspinder Narula
14th Madan Pal
15th Jr. Mehmood
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December
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SMVDU Mechanical Engineering Students Visited Baglihar Hydro Electric Power Project
As part of imparting industrial exposure to students of Mechanical Engineering, Shri Mata Vaishno Devi University (SMVDU) a one day industrial visit was organized with active support of Prof. M. Eswaramurthy, Head, School of Mechanical Engineering (SME) and Mr. BK Bhatia, Training and Placement Officer, SMVDU to Baglihar Hydro Electric Power Project, Chanderkote Ramban for students of 3rd and 4th year Mechanical Engineering. The event was coordinated by the faculty members of SME, SMVDU, namely Dr. Balbir Singh, Dr. Ankush Raina, Dr. Mir Irfan Ul Haq, and Dr. Amit Kumar Sinha also accompanied the students. The students were briefed about the various technical, economic and maintenance aspects of the Baglihar Project. The students interacted with various technical officials in various units of the project. Also a question answer session was held at the end of the visit. A discussion was also held to carry out interships, joint projects with JKPDC for imparting better industrial exposure to students inline with NEP2020. Throughout the session, the students were guided and briefed by Er. Mitten Raina and Er. Arjun Khajuria. The coordinator thanked the officers of JKPDC, TPO and the administration of SMVDU for making this event a success.
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