Suresh Mukund at Rocket Gang Screening

 Suresh Mukund at Rocket Gang Screening

Rocket Gang screening: Choreographer and Actor Suresh Mukund Dazzle At The Event

Making his acting debut with the Bollywood movie "Rocket Gang," world champion Suresh Mukund graces the event with his presence.

Bollywood choreographer Bosco Martis is ready for his directorial debut with Rocket Gang, starring Aditya Seal, Nikita Dutta, Dipali Borkar, Jason Tham, and Suresh Mukund.

Arjun Kapoor, Vicky Kaushal, Sonu Sood, and Varun Dhawan were among the Bollywood stars who attended the movie's premiere yesterday night, November 10. The Bollywood stars all appeared there sporting their sexiest and coziest attire. Everyone gave Suresh Mukund,  admiration and well wishes for his debut movie as an actor.

Checkout the pictures from the movie screening-

This year's Children's Day celebration will begin with this dance horror comedy that promises to make both the child and adult in you scream and make you laugh, making it the perfect family activity.

Given that the movie was produced throughout the epidemic, the crew would contact via phone and video conferences over the course of three years to stay in touch, and motivated, and eventually, they became friends.

Suresh Mukund has established himself globally as a choreographer, actor, and director. From having his team, Kings United India, make history by Winning the ‘World Dance Championship’ and being the first team from India to win a bronze medal to having his name nominated for an Emmy Award in the category of ‘Primetime Creative Arts Emmy Award for Outstanding Choreography for Variety or Reality Programming.’

Deven Bhojani opens up about his unique character in ShemarooMe’s Yamraj Calling 2

 Deven Bhojani opens up about his unique character in ShemarooMe’s Yamraj Calling 2

The much-celebrated actor, Deven Bhojani spills the beans on playing a unique character in his most popular Gujarati web series Yamraj Calling 2 on ShemarooMe which is scheduled to premiere on November 14th. Deven Bhojani, well-known for his memorable appearances in big and small screen plays the part of Amar Mehta, a family guy who is trying to navigate through the complicated yet common challenges his family is facing, hoping to offer them solutions. Deven vividly spoke on his role in the second season of Yamraj Calling .

He said, “I’m playing Amar Mehta and also his conscience, they both have different perspectives. Thus, performance wise, I get to portray two different thought processes and layers on the same situation. Most of the time, both Amar and his conscience gets into a debate or an argument, which is mostly won by Amar’s mind. He feels his conscience as his friend, philosopher and guide which provides him with all the solutions to his worries. In the past, I’ve got opportunities to play such dual roles in various TV serials as well as movies to, so I already have some experience.

He further added, “Comparatively speaking, playing Amar Mehta was easier as I’ve been playing the role for a while whereas playing Amar’s conscience was a bit difficult. I relate more to Amar Mehta who worries about his problems like a normal person does, as I also face issues, problems, tensions, worries etc. in my daily life. With ‘Yamraj Calling 2’, my learning is whenever one comes across with any problems, they needs to talk peacefully with themselves. Our own mind helps us weigh the situation and can provide the best possible solution. For me, our conscience is our Hero!

Yamraj Calling 2 is all set to launch on ShemarooMe on 14th November, 2022, Stay tuned for more updates.

Digital inclusivity is a must for achieving equitable access to healthcare India is likely to have 1 billion digital health users by 2030

 Digital inclusivity is a must for achieving equitable access to healthcare

India is likely to have 1 billion digital health users by 2030

 

·         85 per cent clinicians used teleconsultation and digital platforms during the lockdown

·         50 per cent doctors found digital platforms to be an effective tool for patient interactions

·         80 per cent Tele- consultation services were from first time users

·         44 per cent Tele-consultations were from non-metro cities

·         67 per cent drop in-person doctor visits 

Digital technology is expected to transform every facet of healthcare in the near future. However, many may be left behind in this transformation if policies do not address the issues of digital literacy, inclusivity, and last-mile connectivity. Access to digital technology may become as important as other social determinants of health in determining the health status of populations in the future says Dr. Krishna Reddy Nallamalla, President, InOrder, the Health Systems Institute & South Asia Regional Director, ACCESS Health International

 

Digital technology, through telemedicine, offers access to doctors around the clock. It enables people to place an order for drugs and diagnostics to be delivered at home. It enables people to access their health records in one place irrespective of where they received healthcare and share their health data through a consent mechanism. It can provide health information to guide people in navigating complex health systems, especially during epidemics and other health crises. It can enable accessing loans for health needs more easily and efficiently.

Tele-medicine could save India between 4-5 billion USD every year. In rural India where the doctor-patient ratio is as low as one doctor per 25,000 citizens, tele-consultation is no longer an option but a necessity. India is likely to have 1 billion digital health users by 2030. India already has 400 million digital health users who have used telehealth, home health, home testing, e-pharmacies and other digitally powered offerings

 

People who are not comfortable with technology can be assisted by a community worker or a frontline health worker. However, there should be reliable and fast connectivity even to remote places. People should be able to afford the necessary hardware like smartphones or tablets or personal computers and the charges involved in using the technology. The download speeds should be reasonable to have fast services. The power supply should be reliable.

 Investment needed to ensure universal digital health access is small compared to the economic returns in terms of increased efficiency of health systems and improved productivity of people. Some countries and philanthropic funds are making digital public goods accessible to disadvantaged countries and communities towards inclusivity.

As global health actors and countries formulate their policies for national digital health systems, it is imperative to keep digital inclusivity in mind. 

 

Krishna Reddy Nallamalla,

President, InOrder, the Health Systems Institute

South Asia Regional Director, ACCESS Health International

Shashwat Sachdev's latest release ‘EK Ghar’ chronicles his childhood dream of 'Apna Ek Ghar Banae'

 Shashwat Sachdev's latest release ‘EK Ghar’ chronicles his childhood dream of 'Apna Ek Ghar Banae'

Click here to watch the song - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PCnzoQ_9QN4

"Childhood comes with the luxury of dreaming" says the writer & singer of the song Shashwat. Ek Ghar is like a blanket on a cold autumn day. The minute you drape it on, the feeling of warmth and familiarity starts to creep in slowly; it's touching & emotionally familiar. The track lays emphasis on the feeling of love and longing; it is about dreams and desire, like the warmth of a fireplace. Shashwat Sachdev keeps the melody simple and effective with a crescendo at the right points, and the lyrics draw a picture of pristine innocence. 

When asked where he pulls inspiration from, he says " I draw my inspiration from real life experiences and people, and my restless mind of course. I’m always thinking about a lot of things, so it’s very therapeutic for me to be able to turn my thoughts into songs"

"I would like to describe my music as painting" says Sha, For me, the lyrical work and poetry in the music is very important. Every person is uniquely different and if you honestly and willingly look at it, the song comes out unique and alive.

Ring in the holiday season with Starbucks’ latest offerings!

            Ring in the holiday season with Starbucks’ latest offerings!

Tis’ the season to rejoice in the holiday spirit with Starbucks’ limited-edition Christmas themed beverages!

You know the holiday season is right around the corner when Starbucks launches its limited-edition offerings to spread the cheer and delight of festivities across India. Starting November 8th, Starbucks customers can enjoy a range of holiday inspired beverages like the infamous Crunchy Red Hat Mocha, Gingerbread Latte, Toffee Nut Crunch and Peppermint Mocha (6^th December onwards), each available across variants to choose from. Coffee aficionados can also bring home the merriment in form of Starbucks® Christmas Blend; available as whole bean and VIA™ Ready Brew. The season also returns with Starbucks’ beloved Carrot Cake and holiday themed red cups for you to create joyful experiences with your loved ones. Here are the holiday offerings to make your day brighter:

The Crunchy Red Hat Mocha

A decadent mix of cocoa, topped with a playfully crafted Hat made with velvety whipped cream, strawberry drizzle and a dollop of chocolate whipped cream that completes the ‘Hat’, topped with graham cracker topping for that awesome crunch. Crunchy Red Hat Mocha is inspired by the traditions of the Christmas season.

Hot: INR 360 onwards

Iced: INR 385 onwards

Frappuccino®: INR 420 onwards

The Toffee Nut Crunch Latte

Shots of rich in flavour espresso join the heart-warming flavours of buttery toffee nut balanced by subtle notes of toasted nuts. The crescendo is a whipped cream peak sprinkled with a crunchy toffee nut topping

Hot: INR 360 onwards

Iced: INR 385 onwards

Cold Brew: INR 385 onwards

Nitro Cold Brew: INR 395 onwards

Frappuccino®: INR 420 onwards

The Gingerbread Latte

Sweet and delicately spicy gingerbread flavours mingle with our classic espresso and steamed milk. Topped with gingerbread whipped cream and gingerbread spice mix for the perfect holiday touch

Hot: INR 360 onwards

Iced: INR 385 onwards

Frappuccino®: INR 420 onwards

The Peppermint Mocha

A chocolatey coffee beverage highlighted with peppermint notes that brings up memories of candy canes and holiday festivities. Topped off with whipped cream and Mocha Drizzle

Hot: INR 360 onwards

Iced: INR 385 onwards

Frappuccino®: INR 420 onwards

Starbucks® Christmas Blend and VIA^TM Ready Brew

The sweet and velvety taste with notes of spiced chocolate and spruce tips with a soft acidity in the Starbucks® Christmas Blend will surely leave you in a jolly mood for this holiday season.

Whole Bean: INR 1400
VIA™: INR 850

Carrot Cake

Put your holiday cravings to rest with the delightful Carrot Cake that is immersed in almonds and raisins and finished with vanilla sauce.

Price: INR 295 onwards

Holiday Collection

This year’s Holiday Collection is all about a story of the nutcracker and his friends, celebrating the enhancement of Holiday season while people are sleeping. The entire collection is joyful and heart-warming. Range of mugs, tumblers, water bottle, cold cup and reusable cup: INR  300 onwards

Get your cup full of Christmas cheer at the nearest Starbucks store as our limited range of festive beverages are available now

'जिवाची होतिया काहिली' मालिकेचे १०० भाग पूर्ण, मालिकेच्या सेट वर विशेष सेलिब्रेशन.

 'जिवाची होतिया काहिली' मालिकेचे १०० भाग पूर्ण, मालिकेच्या सेट वर विशेष सेलिब्रेशन. 

पाहा, 'जिवाची होतिया काहिली' सोम. ते शनि. संध्या. 7.30 वा. सोनी मराठी वाहिनीवर

 

सोनी मराठी वाहिनी प्रेक्षकांचं मनोरंजन करण्यात व्यग्र आहे. सोनी मराठी वाहिनीवर सुरू असलेल्या 'जिवाची होतिया काहिली' या प्रेमकहाणीला प्रेक्षकांची विशेष पसंती मिळते आहे. मराठी भाषिक आणि कानडी भाषिक यांच्यातल्या प्रेमाची कहाणी छोट्या पडद्यावर दिसते आहे. प्रमुख नायकाच्या भूमिकेत  कोल्हापूरचा रांगडा गडी, अभिनेता राज हंचनाळे प्रेक्षकांच्या विशेष पसंतीस पडतोय. तसेच प्रतीक्षा शिवलकर हिचा कानडी अंदाजसुद्धा  प्रेक्षकांच्या विशेष पसंतीस पडतोय. मालिका आता वेगळ्या वळणावर पोचली आहे.

 

अर्जुन रेवथीच्या प्रेमात पडला असून रेवथीनेही मैत्रीचा हात पुढे केला आहे आणि मालिका वेगळे वळण घेते आहे. अर्जुन आणि रेवथी यांच्यात चांगली मैत्री झाली असून अर्जुन आपले प्रेम व्यक्त करणार का, याची उत्सुकता आता प्रेक्षकांना लागली आहे. त्यातच आता मालिकेत नवीन  व्यक्तिरेखा पाहायला आहे. त्यासोबतच मालिकेचे १०० भाग आज पूर्ण होत आहेत. त्या निमित्ताने मालिकेचा सेट वर सम्पुर्ण कलाकार एकत्र येऊन  सेलिब्रेशन केले आहे.

 

पाहा, 'जिवाची होतिया काहिली', सोमवार ते शनिवार, संध्या. 7.30वा. सोनी मराठी वाहिनीवर.

A 56-Year-Old Man Lost His Tongue Due To Cancer A Successful Tongue Reconstruction Surgery Performed At Apollo Spectra Hospital, Pune

A 56-Year-Old Man Lost His Tongue Due To Cancer
 
A Successful Tongue Reconstruction Surgery Performed At Apollo Spectra Hospital, Pune

The cases of tongue cancer are increasing owing to the consumption of tobacco products. In view of it, doctors at Apollo Spectra Hospital, Pune constructed a new tongue for a patient who lost his tongue due to tongue cancer. This new tongue was created from the person's pectoral muscle present in the chest.

A team consisting of Dr Prafulla Pradhan, General, and Laparoscopic Surgeon, Dr Kamlesh Bokil, Oncology Surgeon, and Dr Amit Mule, Plastic and Cosmetic Surgeon carried out this complex but successful tongue reconstruction surgery.

Sudhir Kamble (56) living in Sangli district of Maharashtra. A few months ago, his tongue was injured. As the wound was small, the patient did not pay much attention to it. But as the wound gradually worsened, he showed it to a local doctor and didn’t get that much-needed relief.  However, nothing mattered. He could not open his mouth due to increasing ulcers associated with bleeding and wounds in his mouth. He was having trouble even eating. However, the patient was referred to Apollo Spectra Hospital in Pune for further treatment.

General and laparoscopic surgeon Dr. Prafulla Pradhan started his treatment. A biopsy test revealed that the patient had tongue cancer. After the MRI test, it was necessary to remove the tongue as the cancer had spread to the entire tongue. Accordingly, the doctor decided to perform surgery. By doing a total glossectomy, the patient's tongue was removed and a new one was created.
Dr Prafulla Pradhan, General, and Laparoscopic Surgeon, Apollo Spectra Hospital, Pune said, “On arrival when? How was the condition of the patient? In such a situation, a biopsy test was done to find out the exact cause of the injury in the mouth. 

 

In this test report, the patient was diagnosed with tongue cancer. Cancer started on the right side of the tongue and spread to the left side. In such a situation, surgical removal of the tongue was the only option. Accordingly, with the permission of the relatives, the tongue was removed through total glossectomy surgery. Apart from this, cancerous tumors were also removed from the neck. Glossectomy is a surgical procedure. If the cancer of the tongue develops, this surgery is performed to remove the tongue and create a new tongue in its place. This can cause the patient to swallow food. Apart from this, they don't have trouble even speaking.

Dr Kamlesh Bokil, Oncology Surgeon, Apollo Spectra Hospital, Pune said, “The cases of oral cancer are surging now. Due to the consumption of tobacco products, more and more patients with mouth cancer, especially tongue cancer, are being detected. Tongue cancer is more common in men between the ages of 30 and 50. Mouth and tongue cancer can be avoided if people stay away from cigarettes, gutkha, mawa, and other tobacco products.”

“Relatives of the patient said that we were scared when we came to know about the cancer of the tongue. He could not even open his mouth due to cancer. Doctors at Apollo Spectra Hospital gave reassurance to such a situation. He gave us complete information about the treatment. Due to the efforts of doctors, Sudhir has got a new life. Patients will now be able to speak again as a new tongue is created. Looking at Sudhir, one does not think that he had cancer. This is possible only due to the efforts of doctors,” concluded the patient Relative Babasaheb Kamble.