#Hospitals Near Chandrapur

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Which hospital has the best gynaecologist in Maharashtra?

It is difficult to determine which hospital has the "best" gynaecologist in Maharashtra, as this can depend on a variety of factors such as the specific needs of the patient, the expertise and experience of the gynaecologist, and the overall quality of the hospital's facilities and services.

Shalinitai Meghe Super Speciality Hospital is the best gynaecologist in Maharashtra. It has a unique combination of the best-in-class technology, put to use by the best names in professional circles to ensure world-class health care to all patients.

Spread over five acres of land, with a capacity of 1400 beds, SMSC is one of the largest tertiary care rural hospitals in the country and has consistently ranked among the Top 10 Super speciality Hospitals' in Central India.

The outpatient services are dedicatedly built for premium & priority services with separate executive lounge &consultation rooms. All ambulatory services have been designed with the intent to create all services in close proximity.

The Hospital has 25 state-of-the-art well equipped modular operation theatres with three-stage air filtration and gas scavenging system to ensure patient safety. All the Operation Theatres are fitted with best-in-class pendants, operating lights, anaesthesia workstations and an advanced information management system.

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Hello! Myself, Nikhita Hasani, 31 yrs old from Chandrapur. It all started on September 2012 when I had back pain for the first time. Since it was back pain we thought it is some muscular pain so we visited an orthopaedic doctor and started taking medicines. But even after taking medicines for ten long days there was no sign of improvement then we visited other doctors took other medicines but the pain just became unbearable day by day. After bearing this pain for one and a half months, finally we decided to do an ultrasound and the results were quite shocking I had some nodes near my pancreas and a 6cm cyst covering my right ovary. Our radiologist suggested to quickly move to bigger city for other tests. Though I was not very serious about it and thought it was just a ovarian cyst which is quite common in females but my family was very concerned and wanted me to undergo other investigations. Without wasting time we moved to Mumbai and on November 2, I was operated at Leelavati Hospital and after the biopsy of the ovarian cyst I was diagnosed with Burkitt’s Lymphoma of the ovary, a type of blood cancer which is one of the most aggressive type of cancer. After the surgery I took almost 6 cycles of chemo in SL Raheja Hospital, Mumbai but during the 6thchemo the pain in my back and upper abdomen was so severe that I just couldn't complete the chemo and after CT scan, MRI and Endoscopy, I was diagnosed with acute pancreatitis in April 2013. Since then, I had frequent attacks within few months and every time I had pain we rushed to Global Hospital, Mumbai. After a few attacks acute pancreatitis was declared as chronic. In October 2013 we did stenting after which I was pain free for around one and a half year. In the meantime, I got pregnant and delivered a normal healthy baby in October 2014. I thought I am cured now but in April 2015 again I had a major attack, was admitted in Chandrapur then went to Mumbai leaving my six month old baby behind. Doctors tried to stent again but the PD was so dilated that it was impossible to stent. I was on liquids only for more than a month but there was no solution to my pain and doctors suggested surgery of pancreas. My husband was not ready for it although I was ready to go through anything to get rid of this pain. Meanwhile someone suggested us to try Ayurvedic treatment and my husband found out about Padaav on Internet. As soon as we came to know that they treat pancreatitis we immediately took the appointment and went to Dehradun. I completed my one year course and touch wood, since then I am absolutely pain free and fear free. Thanks to Vaidya Ji and his team. Special thanks to Vaidya Shikha and Sakshi for cooperating and guiding me throughout the treatment. Hope this helps others.

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6 dead as ‘speeding’ car rams into bus on Nagbhid-Nagpur Road

Six persons have died after a speeding Car rams into a bus. The accident took place near Kanpa village on Nagbhid-Nagpur road in Chandrapur district. All the deceased in this accident are residents of Chandan nagar in Nagpur. Four persons died on the spot and two while being taken to the hospital. The deceased have been identified as Rohan Vijay Raut (30), Rishikesh Vijay Raut (28), Geeta Vijay…

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Acharya Vinoba Bhave Rural Hospital is empanelled with Mahatma Jyotiba Phule Jan Arogya Yojana. The State Government of Maharashtra has launched health insurance scheme, Rajiv Gandhi Jeevandayee Arogya Yojana (RGJAY) on 2nd July 2012 in 8 districts of Maharashtra (Phase 1) and later on introduced to remaining 28 districts of Maharashtra (Phase 2). The scheme is renamed as Mahatma Jyotiba Phule Jan Arogya Yojana from 1st April 2017.

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9 dead in fire due to tanker-truck collision in Maharashtra's Chandrapur

Nine persons were charred to death in a fire that broke out following a collision between a diesel-laden tanker and a truck carrying wood on the outskirts of Chandrapur city of Maharashtra, a police official said on Friday.

The accident occurred on Thursday around 10.30 pm on Chandrapur-Mul Road, he said.

"A tanker loaded with diesel collided with a truck transporting logs of wood close to Ajaypur near Chandrapur city. After the accident, a fire broke out in which nine persons were charred to death on the spot," Chandrapur's Sub Divisional Police Officer, Sudhir Nandanwar, said.

Sources in the forest department said the fire brigade personnel reached Ajaypur about an hour after the accident and the blaze was brought under control a few hours later.

The bodies of the victims were later taken to Chandrapur hospital, Nandanwar said.

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Maha Toli increases to 584,754; Beware of second wave of state - Mumbai news | ViralHai News [ad_1]

With 12,614 new Kovid-19 infections, the third-highest single-day spike, the state tally reached the 6 million mark and stood at 584,754. Died near 20,000, with 322 plagues, it was extended until 19, ed.94.

With some cities and districts seeing a spike in cases after declining over the past few weeks, state officials should be wary of a second wave in parts of it.

Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray has asked the officials to take care that the second wave of infection does not occur.

However, experts are divided as to whether this can be called the beginning of a wave.

There were 1,254 new cases and 48 deaths in Mumbai on Saturday, of which the number of cases reached 127, 716 and toll 7,086.

The Pune district topped the case and topped the fatal chart with 2,543 cases and 73 deaths a day. There were 1,114 cases and 34 deaths in Pune city, while 458 cases and 25 deaths occurred in Pune rural. Pimpri-Chinchwad is also a part of Pune district, with 971 cases and 14 deaths. The district has the highest number of 41,080 active patients.

Of the remaining fatal incidents, Thane district reported 31 fatalities out of 322 in its rural parts, 19 in Nagpur district, Palghar rural 12 and Kalyan-Dombivali 11. 226 deaths occurred in the last 48 hours, 53 weeks from the past. And remaining from the period before that. The state case fatality rate (CFR) was 3.38%.

The state's recovery rate went below 70%, from 70.77 to 69.82% on Thursday, with 6,844 more patients recovered on Saturday, the total number of patients being 408,286. There are 156,409 active patients in the state. The state has 10,44,974 people under domestic quarantine, while 37,524 are institutionally quarantined.

Maharashtra conducted 66,429 tests in the last 24 hours and found 12,614 positive at a positivity rate of 18.98%. In some districts and civic bodies like Malegaon, Solapur, Kolhapur, Jalgaon, there was a sudden increase in cases after a fall for a few weeks. Some experts called it a second wave.

“This is a second wave, as antibodies developed against the virus subside and disappear in about four months. In some areas such as Dharavi, antibodies against the virus have developed in more than 50% of patients, but they may not last long. The increase in cases in some parts of the state is indicative of a second wave in some parts of the state, ”said Neeraj Hatekar, economist at the University of Mumbai, who is studying the trend on a daily basis.

Dr. closely associated with administration in Malegaon, Nashik. Amol Annadate said that the increasing number of cases can be said as the next step. “The increase in the number of cases in Malegaon and other cities, which had seen a decline in earlier cases, is due to complacency. It can also be called next stage or second wave. He said that no social disturbances or other norms of self-hygiene have been followed to increase the cases.

Members of the 11-member task force constituted by the state for clinical management of critical patients, Drs. Shashank Joshi said that the peak is at the peak due to aggressive and aggressive testing in the state. “The state is at its peak and infections may have a revised pattern for the next few days. I would not say that this is the second wave, but we must take great care to avoid any such wave. We can come to a specific conclusion about the peak if the pattern persists for a few weeks, ”he said.

Thackeray said in an online conversation with an association of doctors on Saturday that the state is planning a 500-bed hospital in Mumbai for immunology and virology research and similar hospitals in all districts. He said that the state is also using satellite-based telemedicine technology to treat patients in remote areas of the state. He said that government officials have been told not to deal with the deterioration in the cases as it may create another wave.

“After rest from the lockdown, there is a sudden increase in cases again. The US has seen 97,000 new cases since recently opening the school. I don't want it to be here. I am telling the authorities in Mumbai that there should be no other wave in the state, so be cautious. '

State Health Minister Rajesh Tope said that the increase in Kovid-19 cases in rural areas was a cause for concern. "The increase in cases is due to migrants returning from cities like Mumbai," he said. Tope has warned private doctors to take action if they do not come forward to provide their services.

As part of the Mission Start Again, the state government is expected to further relax the ongoing lockdown curse. Relief and Rehabilitation Minister Vijay Vadettiwar said in Chandrapur on Saturday that the state government was positive on allowing inter-district state transport services and a formal decision would be taken next week. He said that the state government is also positive about allowing coaching classes to follow the standard operating procedure. The minister said that the state government was also positive about resuming local train services for Mumbai.

On Saturday, Vadtiyar said, "Our meeting chaired by Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray and recently attended by Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar, we have discussed the resumption of inter-district ST buses. Honorable Chief Minister is positive about this. We can issue a formal notification and criteria to follow, including the number of passengers. The decision is expected next week. Similarly, for the convenience of students from ordinary families who do not have online education readily available, we are considering allowing the conduct of coaching classes. They too have to follow the SOP on the lines of one for the gym. The minister said that it is also being considered whether schools can be opened in rural areas.

Wadateshwar said on Friday that the state government has decided to allow the gymnasiums to operate, following socially-perverted norms. He said that this decision has been taken by the state government and notification in this regard is expected to be issued in a couple of days. Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) chief Raj Thackeray and Leader of Opposition Devendra Fadnavis demanded reopening of the gymnasium with immediate effect.

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Rescued From Teen Wife's Funeral Pyre, Maharashtra Man Jumps Into Well, Dies: Cops

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The man was declared dead upon arrival at the hospital, police said (Representational)

Chandrapur, Maharashtra:

A man distressed at the death of his pregnant teen wife allegedly died of suicide on Monday by jumping into a well moments after he was pulled out of her burning pyre by those attending the funeral, police in Maharashtra’s Chandrapur said.

The incident happened in a village which is 60 kilometres away from the district headquarters, a police station official said.

“Kishor Khatik married 19-year-old Ruchita on March 19. She had gone out to relieve herself on Sunday evening and her body was later found floating in a well. While she was being cremated on Monday, Kishor Khatik jumped into the pyre but was rescued by those present,” Inspector Sandeep Dhobe said.

“He sustained burn injuries. However, moments later, he jumped into a well located near the crematorium. He was rushed to a hospital where doctors declared him dead on arrival,” he added.

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Tadoba National Park Jungle Safari Booking

Welcome To Tadoba National Park

Tadoba National Park is one of the best places to go for a vacation. The national park is close to the Chandrapur district of Maharashtra can be an excellent alternative to travel around at the weekend. Tadoba National Park is the oldest and biggest national park in Maharashtra. It is one of the fifty tiger reserves that are located in Central India. It is also known as a Tadoba Andhari tiger reserve area. It is located in the Chandrapur district of the state of Maharashtra and is about 150 km away from the city of Nagpur. The complete area of the tiger reserve is 1,727 sq km, covering the Tadoba national park built-in 1955.

Why Tadoba is so much interesting?

Tadoba national park is one of the best places to see tigers in India, Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve can be explored on open jeeps. This method of the peaceful trip is known as Tadoba tiger safari and is usually for a few hours. The open jeep ride offers a spacious view of the spot and a chance to see many tigers and other games in the forest.

Tadoba National Park Safari Booking Online

Welcome to Tadoba National Park Jungle Safari Online Booking. Tadoba National Park, also called Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve, natural area in Chandrapur district of Maharashtra state, central India. Unleash your wild side by visiting the famous Tadoba National Park located in Chandrapur district. A haven for wildlife enthusiasts and nature lovers, this forested wildlife sanctuary is rich in flora and fauna. Take the best Tadoba National Park safari booking online and explore the Bengal Tigers, Leopards, deer species Barking, Sambhar, Hogg, and Sloth bears, Black bears, Indian Grey Mongoose, otters, Elephants, Yellow-throated Martens, Ghoral, Indian Pangolins, and Langur, Rhesus Monkeys, Jungle Cat, Fishing Cat, and Leopard Cat. Tourists can also spot Owls and Nightjars during the night.

This is the oldest and finest national park of India is an ideal ecotourism destination and has varied species of plants along with fauna. Surrounded by grasslands, the national park is lined with Sal, haldu, peepal, Rohini and mango trees. The Jungle Safari at Tadoba National Park is so famous that tourists even book Tadoba Jungle Safari Online. The open jeep safari vehicles are the best way to get close to nature and experience the wilderness of Tadoba Wildlife Sanctuary.

The perfect time to enjoy Jungle Safari at Moharli, however, from mid of November - June end as the weather is considered to be ideal. You can be done with Tadoba Moharli gate safari booking with the best Tadoba safari packages. As the crowd is high round the year, it is recommended for tourists dreaming of the best jungle safari tours in Tadob Andhari Tiger Reserve to book Jungle Safari in advance. Some of the good places to stay at Moharli gate, Kolara gate and among others. Tourists also can do Tadoba safari online booking Moharli gate and Tadoba Kolara gate booking.

Find the Best Accommodation at Tadoba National Park

From culture to beaches to delectable cuisine, India is a land that bestowed travelers with numerous jewels. And adding that oomph to its rich hospitality is its world-class hotels and resorts in Tadoba that perfectly combine the modern elegance and traditional Indian warmth. But the pleasure and distinctness you enjoy while staying in the forest and jungle lodges is somewhat a unique experience to live forever, especially when it is about Tadoba National Park. There are several hotels and resorts in Tadoba that not only provide a comfortable base to relax but also act as great exploration points for the park.

Here are the best Tadoba resorts near the Moharli gate and the best resorts near Kolara gate.

1. Tadoba Trails, Moharli, Tadoba

Tadoba Trails Resort, Placed on the edge of the stunning Tadoba National Park, is a luxury boutique escape nestled in the heart of the jungle. Spread around acres of the natural landscape. This Tadoba accommodation with its own big & gorgeous lawns offers an authentic yet luxurious experience of the Jungle. The Tadoba trails resort in Tadoba situated in the most scenic part of the resort and are compact contemporary accommodation overlooking the lush green jungles of Tadoba National Park. The sections of the resort are the comfy twin Tadoba accommodations specially designed keeping in mind the family guests. Located at one of the most exotic locations at Tadoba near Moharli gate. Tadoba Trails is the most comfortable and stylish Tadoba accommodations, enjoy your stay here and personal view windows to enthrall over the beauty of Tadoba Wildlife Sanctuary.

2. Nature’s Sprout Bodhivann Jungle Camp Kolara, Tadoba

Devoid of every single element which is artificial and polluted, Nature’s Sprout Bodhivann Jungle Camp is a newly built accommodation on the periphery of Tadoba National Park. This peaceful Tented accommodation in Tadoba is located near Kolara. The serenity imbibed in the natural ambiance of this Tadoba accommodation is tough to beat by the usual luxury hotels of cities even. A full jungle experience in Nature’s Sprout Bodhivann Jungle Camp can leave you enthralled. All the accommodation in Tadoba is the campsite which is available in luxury Tents. Every tent has a mat and sleeping bag, offering comfort amidst the meadows. Tadoba Accommodations also have an attached toilet tent with running cold and hot water all day long. Camping in Tadoba National Park is the best way to get in touch with nature and spot animals. So, what are you waiting for? Check out these amazing campsites for peaceful and relaxing vacations. It’s time for you to eat, sleep and breathe something.

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Is ghee good for people suffering with gastritis?

Ghee, a type of clarified butter commonly used in Indian and Middle Eastern cuisine, has gained popularity in recent years for its alleged health benefits. But is it a good choice for people suffering from gastritis, a condition characterized by inflammation of the stomach lining?

Some studies have suggested that ghee may have anti-inflammatory properties and may be beneficial for people with inflammatory conditions such as arthritis and Crohn's disease. However, there is limited research on the effects of ghee on gastritis specifically.

One study published in the Journal of Medicinal Food found that ghee was more effective at reducing inflammation in the stomach lining than butter, but this study was small and more research is needed to confirm these findings.

On the other hand, ghee is high in saturated fat, which can be irritating to the stomach lining and may worsen symptoms of gastritis. It is also high in calories, which can contribute to weight gain and increase the risk of obesity, a known risk factor for gastritis.

It is important to note that diet plays a role in the management of gastritis, but it is not the only factor. Other treatments such as medications to reduce stomach acid and lifestyle modifications may also be necessary.

The potential benefits of ghee for people with gastritis are not fully understood and more research is needed. While it may have some anti-inflammatory properties, it is also high in saturated fat and calories, which may worsen symptoms and increase the risk of obesity. It is important to speak with a healthcare provider about the best treatment plan for gastritis, including dietary recommendations.

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Coronavirus Outbreak LIVE Updates: Special train carrying over 1,200 migrant workers departs Telangana for Bihar's Khagaria

11:43 (IST)

Coronavirus Outbreak in India Latest Update

COVID-19 cases in BSF increase to 67 with maximum cases registered from Delhi, Tripura

COVID-19 cases in border guarding force BSF have climbed to 67, with the maximum reported in a Delhi battalion, deployed in the Jamia area for law and order duties, and from the frontier state of Tripura, officials said on Tuesday.

Thirteen fresh COVID-positive cases have been reported from a force camp in Tripura. These include 10 personnel and three family members (wife and two children) of an infected trooper, a Border Security Force (BSF) spokesperson said. The number of cases from the border state of Tripura stands at 24 now, he said.

11:33 (IST)

Coronavirus Outbreak in Delhi Latest Update

WATCH: Man showers flower petals on people standing outside liquor shops 

In Delhi, a man showers flower petals on people standing in a queue outside liquor shops in Chander Nagar area of Delhi, reports ANI. The man said, "You are the economy of our country, the government does not have any money".

#WATCH Delhi: A man showers flower petals on people standing in queue outside liquor shops in Chander Nagar area of Delhi. The man says, "You are the economy of our country, government does not have any money". #CoronaLockdown pic.twitter.com/CISdu2V86V

— ANI (@ANI) May 5, 2020

11:30 (IST)

Coronavirus Outbreak in Bihar Latest Updates

Train with nearly 1,200 migrant workers to arrive at Bihar's Khagaria 

A special train carrying about 1,200 migrant workers left for Khagaria in Bihar from Ghatkesar near Hyderabad on Tuesday.

"The Shramik Special Train left for Khagaria in Bihar on Tuesday morning. All the passengers were screened before they were allowed to board," a senior south central railway official said.

This is the second train arranged for the workers in Telangana. Similarly, another train from Rayannapadu near Vijayawada in Andhra Pradesh left for Chandrapur in Maharashtra, the SCR official added. 

11:27 (IST)

Coronavirus Outbreak in Andhra Pradesh Latest Update

AP govt hikes liquor prices by another 50%

The Andhra Pradesh government has enhanced prices of liquor by another 50 per cent on Tuesday, only a day after imposing a 25 per cent hike as shops were reopened in relaxation of the ongoing lockdown, reports PTI.

Special Chief Secretary (Revenue) Rajat Bhargava said the abnormal increase in liquor rates was to 'discourage' people from consumption and safeguard health.

The enhanced rates would come into force with immediate effect, he said. The state government also decided to open liquor outlets from 12 noon, instead of 11 am, till 7 pm.

Sources said the fresh hike (50 percent) in rates could fetch an additional revenue of Rs 9,000 crore per annum to the cash-starved state government.

11:23 (IST)

Coronavirus Outbreak in Uttar Pradesh Latest Updates

Over 6.5 lakh migrant workers brought back to UP during first lockdown: Yogi Adityanath

Uttar Pradesh chief minister Yogi Adityanath claimed that more than 6.5 lakhs migrant workers were brought back to the state during the first phase of lockdown between 27 and 29 March. 

"In the second phase, in the last 3 days, more than 50,000 migrant workers have been brought back," said Adityanath. 

11:07 (IST)

Coronavirus Outbreak in Maharashtra Latest Updates

Confirmed cases in Maharashtra rises to 14,541, toll at 583

Maharashtra, and especially the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR), is the worst-affected by the novel coronavirus disease. The state has so far reported 14,541 confirmed cases of COVID-19 which includes a toll of over 583.

Of the total, over 9,700 cases have been reported in MMR alone.

10:59 (IST)

Coronavirus Outbreak in India Latest Updates

COVID-19 recovery rate at 27.4%

The number of fatalities stood at 1,568 after 195 deaths were reported in the last 24 hours. At the same time, 1,020 people also recovered from the deadly respiratory disease, the Union ministry’s Covid-19 dashboard showed at 8am.

There are 12,726 people who have been cured or discharged from hospitals so far.

10:51 (IST)

Coronavirus Outbreak in Israel Latest Updates

Israeli claims to arrive at coronavirus antibody breakthrough

The Israel Institute for Biological Research announced on Monday that they had completed the development phase of an antibody to battle the coronavirus, and it will head to mass production.

Israeli Defense Minister Naftali Bennett visited the lab on Monday and made a joint announcement about the advancement.

"A significant breakthrough has been achieved in finding an antidote to the Corona virus that attacks the virus and can neutralize it in the sick body," read the statement from the IIBR and Bennett.

#BREAKING: Joint statement by the Israeli Ministery of Defense and the Israel Institute for Biological Research: A significant breakthrough has been achieved in finding an antidote to the Corona virus that attacks the virus and can neutralize it in the sick body

— Amichai Stein (@AmichaiStein1) May 4, 2020

10:41 (IST)

Coronavirus Outbreak in Gujarat Latest Updates

Nine trains to evacuate migrant workers stranded in Surat 

Nine trains carrying migrant labourers stranded in Surat will reach Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Jharkhand and Odisha, News18 reported on Tuesday. 

#BREAKING – Evacuation of migrants from Surat picks pace. 9 trains to evacuate migrant workers from Surat today.#IndiaFightsCOVID19 #TotalLockdown #StayHome pic.twitter.com/7qfoJOlH3f

— CNNNews18 (@CNNnews18) May 5, 2020

10:18 (IST)

Coronavirus Outbreak in Delhi Latest Updates

Delhi sees fuel price hike

After the Delhi government raised the VAT on auto fuel, the petrol price per litre is hiked by Rs 1.67 to Rs 71.26 while, the price of diesel increased by Rs 7.10 to Rs 69.39 in the National Capital on Tuesday.​

Petrol price hiked by Rs 1.67 per litre, diesel by Rs 7.10 a litre in Delhi after state govt raises VAT on auto fuel

— Press Trust of India (@PTI_News) May 5, 2020

10:11 (IST)

Coronavirus Outbreak in France Latest Updates

French hospital, retesting old samples from pneumonia patients, finds COVID-19 case from 27 Dec

A French hospital which has retested old samples from pneumonia patients discovered that it treated a man who had COVID-19 as early as 27 December, nearly a month before the French government confirmed its first cases.

Yves Cohen, head of the resuscitation at the Avicenne and Jean Verdier hospitals in the northern suburbs of Paris, told BFM TV that scientists had retested samples from 24 patients treated in December and January who tested negative for the flu.

"Of the 24, we had one who was positive for COVID-19 on 27 December," he told the news channel on Sunday.

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10:05 (IST)

Coronavirus Outbreak in Rajasthan Latest Updates

Rajasthan registers 3,099 COVID-19 cases after 38 more test positive

After 38 more people test positive for the novel coronavirus in Rajasthan on Tuesday, the total number of confirmed cases in the state climbed to 3,099, said health ministry. 

So far, lives of 82 COVID-19 patients were claimed by the infectious disease. There are 1,577 active coronavirus cases in the state. 

09:50 (IST)

Coronavirus Outbreak in India Latest Updates

Aadhaar-based claims for PDS would cater to plight of poor: Abhijit Banerjee to Rahul Gandhi

Aadhaar-based claims for public distribution system (PDS) would have saved a lot of misery for the poor, said Abhijit Banerjee during discussion on economic impact with Congress' Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday.

He further claimed that many names still missing in the system. 

"We should try to be optimistic about overall economic revival in India post-lockdown," said Banerjee. 

09:43 (IST)

Coronavirus Outbreak in India Latest Updates

'Direct cash transfer to poor is crucial at moment': Abhijit Banerjee

Abhijit Banerjee said it is pivotal to ensure direct cash transfer to the poorest in the Indian economy during the COVID-19 crisis. He also suggested that reliable NGOs can be roped in for this purpose. 

"Migrant problem in a city like Mumbai has to be tackled by the state government, not the Centre," said the nobel laureate. 

09:36 (IST)

Coronavirus Outbreak in India Latest Updates

Govt must provide money into people like US administration: Abhijit Banerjee tells Rahul Gandhi

Abhijit Banerjee advised that India should take a cue from the United States and insisted on putting money into people's hands, "as the current US administration is doing".

"We have to take a chance on widening the reach of PDS," Banerjee told Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday while discussing the state of Indian economy. 

09:29 (IST)

Coronavirus Outbreak in India Latest Updates

Faster lockdown exit need of hour: Abhijt Banerjee to Rahul Gandhi

During his conversation with Rahul Gandhi regarding economic impact of COVID-19 in India, Nobel Laureate Abhijit Banerjee called for a faster lockdown exit even though the fast spreading novel coronavirus needed to be taken into consideration. 

09:25 (IST)

Coronavirus Outbreak in India Latest Updates

Abihijit Banerjee calls for temporary ration cards for those in need to tackle food crisis 

Handing out temporary ration card to anybody who requires one at the current moment would be a good idea to tackle the food crisis during the COVID-19 pandemic, said Nobel laureate Abhijit Banerjee to Rahul Gandhi. 

09:15 (IST)

Coronavirus Outbreak in India Latest Updates

Abhijit Banerjee calls for large stimulus package to tackle COVID-19 

Nobel Laureate Abhijit Banerjee during the conversation with Congress leader Rahul insisted on a "large enough stimulus package," cited example of US setting aside 10 percent of GDP to tackle COVID-19 crisis. 

09:12 (IST)

Coronavirus Outbreak in India Latest Updates

India confirms 46,433 COVID-19 cases with 1,568 deaths

India registered 46,433 COVID-19 positive cases on Tuesday with 1,568 fatalities due to the viral disease, according to the latest data released by  Ministry of Health and Family Welfare. 

The figure includes 32,134 active cases.

09:04 (IST)

Coronavirus Outbreak in India Latest Updates 

Rahul Gandhi's conversation with Nobel Laureate Abhijit Banerjee on the economic impact of the COVID-19 crisis begins

A conversation with Nobel Laureate, Abhijit Banerjee on the economic impact of the COVID19 crisis. https://t.co/dUrok8Wm3Q

— Rahul Gandhi (@RahulGandhi) May 5, 2020

08:57 (IST)

Coronavirus Outbreak in India Latest Updates

Indian Navy readies 14 ships to evacuate stranded citizens from Gulf

A total of 14 warships have been readied for evacuating Indian citizens from Gulf and other countries, said Indian Navy officials on Tuesday. INS Jalashwa sailed from Visakhapatnam a few days ago from the east coast to the west coast. 

08:53 (IST)

Coronavirus Outbreak in India Latest Updates 

Three ships sent to evacuate Indians from Maldives and UAE

India has sent three naval ships to evacuate its citizens stranded in the Maldives and UAE due to the COVID-19 pandemic, a defence spokesperson said in the early hours on Tuesday.

INS Jalashwa deployed off Mumbai coast, along with INS Magar, were diverted for Maldives on Monday night, he said.

  Three Navy warships have sailed out to bring back Indian citizens from Maldives and United Arab Emirates (UAE). The warships include INS Jallashwa, INS Magar and INS Shardul: Indian Navy officials (1/2) pic.twitter.com/VNE1dAdf9g

— ANI (@ANI) May 5, 2020

08:41 (IST)

Coronavirus Outbreak in United States Latest Updates 

COVID-19 toll in US rise by 1,015 in past 24 hrs, lowest in a month

The toll due to coronavirus in the United States rose by 1,015 in the past 24 hours, a tally by Johns Hopkins University showed Monday - the lowest one-day figure in a month.

The Baltimore-based university had recorded more than 1.17 million cases in the country as of 8.30 pm Monday (12.am Tuesday), with 68,689 deaths.

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Coronavirus Outbreak in Nepal Latest Updates 

Nepal confirms 82 COVID-19 cases

Seven more people tested positive for the novel coronavirus in Nepal, taking total confirmed cases to 82, said the country's health ministry on Tuesday.

7 more #COVID19 cases reported in Nepal, taking the total number of positive cases in the country to 82: Nepal Health Ministry pic.twitter.com/qWEO3oWGgp

— ANI (@ANI) May 5, 2020

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Coronavirus Outbreak in Bihar Latest Updates 

In Photos: Train carrying over 1,200 migrant workers arrives at Muzaffarpur from Gujarat today 

Bihar: A train carrying 1208 migrant workers arrived at Muzaffarpur railway station this morning from Ahmedabad, Gujarat amid #CoronaLockdown. pic.twitter.com/Zf835ppZUL

— ANI (@ANI) May 5, 2020

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Coronavirus Outbreak in Maharashtra Latest Updates 

Sec 144 in Mumbai till 17 May between 8 pm till 7 am 

In an order released on Monday, the Mumbai Police stated that Section 144 has been imposed in the city till 17 May between 8 pm and 7 am. The order clarified that during those hours, only vehicles addressing medical services and the ones used for essential services will be allowed to ply. 

From Tuesday, stand-alone shops will issue tokens for customers to avoid crowding at shop counters. 

Section 144 of the Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC) imposed in Mumbai till 17th May 2020. Movement of one or more persons for all non-essential services, except for medical reasons, will be prohibited between 8 pm & 7 am: Mumbai Police #Maharashtra #CoronaLockdown pic.twitter.com/Q50KnPReVU

— ANI (@ANI) May 5, 2020

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Coronavirus Outbreak in Delhi Latest Updates 

Rahul Gandhi to discuss economic state during pandemic with Nobel Laureate Abhijit Banerjee

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi's dialogue with Nobel Laureate Abhijit Banerjee on dealing with the economic fallout of the COVID-19 crisis will be aired on Tuesday as part of his series of deliberations with experts on economy and health.

The Congress party has tweeted a 1.44-minute clip from the conversation which will be aired in full at 9 am Tuesday. 

Tomorrow at 9 AM, tune in to watch my conversation with Nobel Laureate, Abhijit Banerjee on dealing with the economic fall out of the #COVID19 crisis. To join the conversation & for regular video updates, subscribe to my YouTube channel: https://t.co/4WBysSnKTg

— Rahul Gandhi (@RahulGandhi) May 4, 2020

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Coronavirus Outbreak in Delhi Latest Updates 

Active containment zones in Delhi stands at 90 after three areas de-contained

With three more zones de-contained on Monday, the total number of containment zones in the city stood at 90.

According to the Delhi government, the areas de-contained on Monday were in the West district - in and around area of - 11/3, 2nd Floor Ashok Nagar (sealed on April 8); A 36/4, East Patel Nagar (sealed on 13 April); G-174, Capital Greens, DLF, Motinagar (sealed on 8 April).

"So far, 10 areas have been de-contained and now the active containment zones in the city are 90," an official statement said.

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Coronavirus Outbreak in Odisha Latest Updates 

Odisha confirms 170 COVID-19 cases with one death

With one individual testing positive for the novel coronavirus in Odisha, the total number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in the state climbed to 170 on Tuesday. Of the total, there are 109 active cases.

One COVID-19 patient succumbed to the viral infection so far, while the recovery rate stood at 35.3 percent with 60 patients being discharged. 

Coronavirus Outbreak LATEST Updates: A special train carrying about 1,200 migrant workers left for Khagaria in Bihar from Ghatkesar near Hyderabad on Tuesday.

"The Shramik Special Train left for Khagaria in Bihar on Tuesday morning. All the passengers were screened before they were allowed to board," a senior south central railway official said.

This is the second train arranged for the workers in Telangana. Similarly, another train from Rayannapadu near Vijayawada in Andhra Pradesh left for Chandrapur in Maharashtra, the SCR official added.

India registered 46,433 COVID-19 positive cases on Tuesday with 1,568 fatalities due to the viral disease, according to the latest data released by Ministry of Health and Family Welfare.

The figure includes 32,134 active cases.

After the Delhi government raised the VAT on auto fuel, the petrol price per litre is hiked by Rs 1.67 to Rs 71.26 while, the price of diesel increased by Rs 7.10 to Rs 69.39 in the National Capital on Tuesday.​

Aadhaar-based claims for public distribution system (PDS) would have saved a lot of misery for the poor, said Abhijit Banerjee during discussion on economic impact with Congress' Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday.

He further claimed that many names still missing in the system.

"We should try to be optimistic about overall economic revival in India post-lockdown," said Banerjee.

Abhijit Banerjee advised that India should take a cue from the United States and insisted on putting money into people's hands, "as the current US administration is doing".

"We have to take a chance on widening the reach of PDS," Banerjee told Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday while discussing the state of Indian economy.

Handing out temporary ration card to anybody who requires one at the current moment would be a good idea to tackle the food crisis during the COVID-19 pandemic, said Nobel laureate Abhijit Banerjee to Rahul Gandhi.

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi's dialogue with Nobel Laureate Abhijit Banerjee on dealing with the economic fallout of the COVID-19 crisis will be aired on Tuesday as part of his series of deliberations with experts on economy and health.

The Congress party has tweeted a 1.44-minute clip from the conversation which will be aired in full at 9 am Tuesday.

In an order released on Monday, the Mumbai Police stated that Section 144 has been imposed in the city till 17 May between 8 pm and 7 am. The order clarified that during those hours, only vehicles addressing medical services and the ones used for essential services will be allowed to ply.

From Tuesday, stand-alone shops will issue tokens for customers to avoid crowding at shop counters.

Even as India's COVID-19 fight entered its third phase on Monday with considerable relaxations to the lockdown curbs, confirmed cases surged to 42,836 with 2,573 fresh cases. The death toll rose to 1,389 with 83 fatalities reported in 24 hours.

The government said a record high number of 1,074 patients recovered from the infection in the last 24 hours but cautioned that the restrictions can be reimposed if there is any complacency in following the containment and social distancing norms.

The Centre also announced that it will facilitate the return of Indians stranded in other countries in a phased manner from 7 May.

Country records highest number of recoveries in 24 hours, says health ministry

According to the 5 pm update issued by the Union health ministry, India now has 42, 836 confirmed cases of coronavirus while 1,380 persons have died due to the disease. Maharashtra has reported the highest number of cases (12,974), followed by Gujarat (5, 428 cases), Delhi (4,549) cases, Tamil Nadu (3,023 cases) and Madhya Pradesh (2942).

Maharashtra also recorded the highest number of fatalities with 548 deaths followed by 290 in Gujarat and 165 in Madhya Pradesh.

According to the health ministry, the number of active cases stood at 29,685 as 11,761 persons were cured/discharged while one has migrated.

Earlier, while addressing a press briefing, Joint Secretary at the health ministry Lav Agarwal said that as many as 1,074 COVID-19 patients have recovered in the last 24 hours, the highest number of recoveries recorded in one day.

The rate of recovery stands at  27.52 percent , he said, but stressed that there is a need for rigorous implementation of the containment strategy while people also need to strictly adhere to hygiene as well as social distancing habits.

Agarwal cautioned that if the virus spread is detected in areas that do not have any active cases for now, restrictions can be reimposed there.

Kerala did not report a single new case for the second consecutive day, but neighbouring Tamil Nadu saw its tally rising by a record number of 527 new cases. Gujarat and Maharashtra also reported significant rise in their numbers. Several other states including Uttar Pradesh, West Bengal and Odisha also reported a rising number of cases.

Gujarat reported 376 new cases and 29 more deaths — the highest for a day — to take its total tally of confirmed cases to more than 5,800 and fatalities to 319. Ahmedabad alone reported 259 new cases and a record number of 26 deaths on Monday, taking its tally of confirmed cases to above 4,000 and the death toll to 234.

In Maharashtra’s Mumbai, the case count crossed the 9,000-mark and jumped to 9,123  with the addition of 510 new patients, while 18 more died due to the viral infection.

While several big urban centres across the country continued to report rise in the number of cases, several smaller states and Union Territories — including Goa, Puducherry, Andaman and Nicobar Islands, Meghalaya, Assam, Aruranchal Pradesh, Himachal Pradesh, Ladakh, Manipur, Mizoram, Uttarakhand, Jharkhand and Tripura — have witnessed nil or very few cases getting detected in the last few days.

Confusion prevails as restrictions are eased in green, orange zones

In the third phase of the lockdown, more categories of stores including of apparel and electrical goods, as also various kinds of repair centres, and even barber shops in some places, reopened in several parts of the country. Liquor shops saw the biggest of the crowds and had to be closed at many places, including in the National Capital, after social distancing norms appeared totally missing.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said whatever happened on Monday was not right and all have to follow the social distancing norms . "It is sad that people were not following social distancing norms at some shops today. I request everyone to not take any risk," he said.

#WATCH It was unfortunate that chaos was seen at some shops today in Delhi...If we come to know about violations of social distancing and other norms from any area, then we will have to seal the area and revoke the relaxations there: Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal pic.twitter.com/0eFgaqrKsB

— ANI (@ANI) May 4, 2020

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On the other hand, confusion prevailed in large industrial and business clusters across the country, including in Noida and Gurgaon on the outskirts of Delhi, on reopening of offices and industrial establishments due to lack of clarity on daily commute of their staff given continuing restrictions on major modes of the public transport.

Row over rail fares of migrant workers

The transport of migrant workers back to their home states continued for the third consecutive day on Monday. Kerala opened its borders at six places for Keralites stranded in other states due to the COVID-19 lockdown to return to their native places.

A total of 21,500 migrant workers and their family members stranded in Gujarat for over 40 days were sent back to their native states, including UP and Bihar, through 18 trains in the last three days, a senior official told PTI.

Union health ministry officials also said the process of transporting stranded migrant labourers was being coordinated by states, though the central government guidelines have clearly stated that the infectious disease management requires everyone to stay where he or she is.

“Based on the request given from states for particular cases, permission was given to run special trains. Be it the government of India or the Railways, we have not talked about charging from workers. Eighty-five per cent of the transportation cost is borne by the Railways, while states have to bear 15 percent of the cost,” Agarwal told reporters.

Earlier in the day, Congress leader Sonia Gandhi lashed out at the Centre and said the party's state units will bear the cost of rail travel of needy migrant workers and labourers stranded at their workplaces due to the lockdown imposed to curb the spread of coronavirus.

"What is particularly disturbing is that the central government and the Rail Ministry are charging them (migrant workers) for train tickets in this hour of crisis," she said. "When the government can spend nearly Rs 100 crores on transport and food for just one public programme in Gujarat, when the Rail Ministry has the largesse to donate Rs 151 Crores to the PM's Corona fund, then why can't these essential members of our nation's fabric be given a fraction of the same courtesy, especially free rail travel, at this hour of acute distress?," the Congress president asked.

Centre to facilitate return of Indians stranded abroad

Separately, the Union Home Ministry said the government will facilitate the return of Indians stranded abroad and the process will begin from 7 May in a phased manner. Only asymptomatic people would be allowed to travel and it would be arranged by aircraft and naval ships, and the facility will be available on a payment basis.

After their arrival in India, medical examinations will be conducted on everyone and they will be subsequently put under quarantine for 14 days, either in a hospital or in an institutional facility, the ministry said.

Modi calls for new template of globalisation at NAM virtual conference

At a video-conference of leaders of the Non- Aligned Movement (NAM), Prime Minsiter Narendra Modi called for a new template of globalisation post COVID-19, saying humanity is facing a major crisis.

"COVID-19 has shown us the limitations of the existing international system. In the post-COVID world, we need a new template of globalization, based on fairness, equality, and humanity," the prime minister said. "We need international institutions that are more representative of today's world. We need to promote human welfare, and not focus on economic growth alone. India has long championed such initiatives," he said.

Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi attends 'Non-Aligned Movement' Summit via video conferencing#COVID19 pic.twitter.com/fe7NA9E7ky

— ANI (@ANI) May 4, 2020

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देश के अलग-अलग हिस्सों से भीषण हादसों की खबर सामने आ रही हैं। इन हादसों में 33 से अधिक मौत हुई है। जबकि कई लोग घायल हुए हैं।

महाराष्ट्र में 6 लोगों की मौत

महाराष्ट्र के चंद्रपुर के मुल इलाके में भीषण सड़क हादसा हुआ है। कार और ट्रक की टक्कर में 6 लोगों की मौत हो गई, जबकि 6 अन्य गंभीर रूप से घायल हो गए हैं। घायलों को अस्पताल में भर्ती कराया गया है, जहां उनका इलाज जारी है।

Maharashtra: 6 dead and 6 injured in a collision between a car and a truck in Mul, Chandrapur. More details awaited. pic.twitter.com/QUzrU4MnQB

— ANI (@ANI) February 19, 2020

तमिलनाडु: बस और ट्रक की भीषण टक्कर में 19 लोगों की मौत

तमिलनाडु के तिरुपुर जिले के अविनाशी शहर के पास भीषण सड़क हादसा हुआ है। केरल राज्य सड़क परिवहन निगम की बस और कंटेनर ट्रक के बीच टक्कर में 19 लोगों की दर्दनाक मौत हो गई है। मरने वालों में 14 पुरुष और 5 महिलाएं शामिल हैं। हादसे में कई लोग घयाल भी हुए हैं। हादसे के बाद मौके पर कोहराम मच गया है। सूचना के बाद मौके पर पुलिस और प्रशासन की टीम पहुंची और रहात-बचाव का काम शुरू किया गया। घायलों को स्थानीय अस्पताल में भर्ती कराया गया है।

#UPDATE Deputy Tehsildar of Avinashi: 19 people - 14 men and 5 women, died in the collision between a Kerala State Road Transport Corporation bus & a truck near Avinashi town of Tirupur district. https://t.co/pOss4LTAtv

— ANI (@ANI) February 20, 2020

जम्मू-कश्मीर: ट्रक-कार की टक्कर में एक ही परिवार के 5 लोगों की मौत

जम्मू-कश्मीर के सांबा जिले में जतवाल के पास जम्मू-पठानकोट हाईवे पर ट्रक और कार की टक्कर में एक परिवार के 5 सदस्यों की मौत हो गई। पुलिस ने मामला दर्ज कर जांच शुरू कर दी है।

Jammu and Kashmir: 5 members of a family died after their car collided with a truck on Jammu Pathankot National Highway near Jatwal in Samba district today. Police have started an investigation after registering a case. pic.twitter.com/hEoYQSqcid

— ANI (@ANI) February 20, 2020

Tamil Nadu: 3 dead and around 10 injured after a crane collapsed on the set of movie Indian 2, during the shooting of the film near Chennai, last night. Injured persons were shifted to a hospital. Visuals from EVP Film City in Poonamallee, where the incident took place. pic.twitter.com/C2l3YsLk8E

— ANI (@ANI) February 20, 2020

चेन्नई: कमल हासन की फिल्म इंडियन 2 की शूटिंग के दौरान क्रेन गिर��, 3 असिस्टेंट डायरेक्टर की मौत

चेन्नई में कमल हासन की फिल्म इंडियन 2 की शूटिंग के दौरान क्रेन गिरने से 3 असिस्टेंट डायरेक्टर की मौत हो गई, जबकि 10 लोग जख्मी हैं। इनमें से दो की हालत गंभीर है। हादसा बुधवार रात 9.30 बजे हुआ। उस वक्त चेन्नई के पास ईवीपी फिल्म सिटी मे��� एक सीन की शूटिंग हो रही थी। हादसे में फिल्ममेकर और डायरेक्टर शंकर बाल-बाल बच गए।

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The AVBRH has distinction of establishing Centre for Regenerative Medicine. (CRM) , which is the first of its kind in the Region and the Country. It has a fully established Clinical and Platelet labs, with advanced facilities for platelet separation and molecular studies and imparting concentrate for variety of conditions including Bone healing , Musculotendon healing , Osteoarthritis and Wound healing.

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Kalpaviharr Traaventure - Anadwan-Hemalkasa-Somnath & Tadoba - 27th Feb-5th March19

Dear Friends,   Kalpaviharr Traaventure has arranged a Tour to Anandwan – Hemalkasa – Somnath with Tadoba Sanctuary On 27th February to 05th March 2019   Needless to say enjoyment and satisfaction will always go hand in hand!!!   Please don’t miss this chance to meet great personalities who have illuminated other people’s lives.   Join us and get motivated with their way of life. We are sure this visit will give you a new vision towards the life.     Information In Brief                                                               Photo link of our previous tour ·       http://bit.ly/2B4aWWQ   Anandwan, literally, Forest of Joy, located near Warora in Chandrapur district in the state of Maharashtra, India, is an ashram, and a community rehabilitation center for leprosy patients and the disabled from downtrodden sections of society. It was founded in 1948 by noted social activist, Baba Amte. He developed Anandwan to be a self-contained ashram. Residents are self-sufficient in terms of basic subsistence through agriculture. Baba Amte also shaped Anandwan as an environmentally aware community to have practices in place for energy utilization, waste recycling and minimizing usage of natural resources that might otherwise lead to their depletionAnandwan today spreads over 200 hectares and has two hospitals, a university, an orphanage, a school for the blind and a technical wing. More than 5,000 people are dependent on it for their livelihood. Hemalkasa, The Lok Biradari Prakalp is located near Hemalkasa a village in Bhamragad taluka. Lok Biradari Prakalp (LBP) is a social project of the Maharogi Sewa Samiti, Warora involving a hospital, a school and an animal orphanage. It was started on 23 December 1973, by the social worker Baba Amte in 1973 for integrated development of Madia Gond. It is situated at Hemalkasa. There were hardly any roads worth mentioning. The area would remain cut off from civ... Read more source https://mumbaihikers.com/m/events/view/Kalpaviharr-Traaventure-Anadwan-Hemalkasa-Somnath-Tadoba-27th-Feb-5th-March19

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How do I keep my heart healthy in old age?

As we age, it is important to take steps to maintain a healthy heart to reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease and other age-related health issues.

Here are some tips to help you keep your heart healthy in your old age:

Eat a healthy diet: A diet rich in fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and lean protein can help to lower your risk of heart disease. Try to limit your intake of processed foods, salt, and saturated and trans fats.

Exercise regularly: Aim for at least 30 minutes of moderate-intensity aerobic exercise, such as brisk walking, every day. Exercise can help to lower blood pressure, reduce bad cholesterol, and improve heart health.

Don't smoke: Smoking is a major risk factor for heart disease. If you smoke, try to quit as soon as possible. There are many resources available to help you stop smoking, including nicotine replacement therapy and prescription medications.

Manage stress: Chronic stress can increase your risk of heart disease, so it is important to find healthy ways to manage stress, such as through exercise, meditation, or spending time with loved ones.

Get regular check-ups: It is important to have regular check-ups with your healthcare provider to monitor your heart health and address any potential issues early on. This may include monitoring blood pressure, cholesterol, and blood sugar levels.

Take your medications as prescribed: If you have been prescribed medication to manage a heart condition, be sure to take it as directed. It is also important to talk to your healthcare provider about any potential side effects or interactions with other medications.

Get enough sleep: Getting enough sleep is important for overall health, including heart health. Aim for 7-9 hours of sleep per night.

By following these tips, you can help to keep your heart healthy and reduce your risk of heart disease as you age. It is also important to speak with your healthcare provider about any specific concerns or questions you may have about your heart health.

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Can nutrition cure diabetes?

Nutrition plays a vital role in our health and well-being. Good nutrition improves the immune system, helps prevent diseases and improves life expectancy. There are certain supplements that can help treat diabetes and may even reverse or reduce the effects of diabetes. Pine bark extract has been reported to reduce blood sugar levels in diabetic rats.

Other than that, a diabetic diet can help you manage the disease and how it affects your life. It is important to maintain a healthy diet of fruits, vegetables, and whole grains. Diabetics are not allowed to have sugar or refined carbs like white bread.

"Diet cannot cure diabetes" is a very common saying and this is quite true. However, proper diet and exercise can help prevent diabetes or even help you control diabetes. Proper diet and exercise help control blood sugar levels. This may help prevent diabetes from developing or getting worse. Diet is important for everyone. But for people with diabetes, these guidelines may be especially important because what you eat can affect your blood sugar.

The correct answer to your question is: NO. Eating too much of a particular food, whether it is a sugary treat or healthy food, can increase your risk of developing type 2 diabetes. However, a well-balanced diet and physical activity are essential to managing your weight and can help you maintain a healthy blood glucose level.

There are two types of diabetes;

Type 1 is an autoimmune disorder where the cells that make insulin are attacked and ultimately destroyed. There is no known cure for this, but it can be managed with insulin injections.

Type 2 is a disease involving how the body responds to insulin. The cells that make it are doing just fine, but the cells that are supposed to get the message insulin is sending (which is—there’s food! Store it!) seem to stop responding. The result is that blood glucose levels rise, and that elevated glucose causes all kinds of problems.

Type 2 diabetes can be prevented and reversed (often) with dietary changes. It is related to carbohydrate intake, obesity, and total calorie intake, usually. We don’t fully understand it yet, but these things seem to be involved.

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It is the first academic department of CCM in Central India permitted for 2 DM Critical Care Medicine seats by the National Medical Commission with elective posting at Fortis Hospital, Mulund, Mumbai.