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Tuesday, 13 September 2016

[www.keralites.net] 'Bypass Surgery'...A new treatment known as-"Bio Chemical Angioplasty" has been introduced into the Indian medical theatre.

By(pass)surgery – SENT AS RECEIVED – CHECK IT OUT FIRST

Recently, one person was admitted to a nursing home at Ahmedabad, due to severe chest pain. He had an earlier attack in 2014 and was under treatment. The doctors now suggested Angiography.

Upon undergoing Angiography at multi speciality Hospital Doctors diagnosed multiple blockages for which Angioplasty was ruled out and instead, suggested 'Bypass Surgery'.

That evening, he was brought home as doctor suggested his heart being very weak, bypass could be performed only after 10 - 15 days.

Meanwhile, after discussing the matter with relatives and close friends, fresh information came from a family friend.

A new treatment known as-"Bio Chemical Angioplasty" has been introduced into the Indian medical theatre.

With this therapy, a patient who has to undergo by-pass need not do so.

Instead, the patient is given about 20 bottles of IV fluids in which certain medicament are injected. The medicine cleans the system and removes all blockages from the heart and the arteries. The number of bottles given may increase depending upon the age-factor and health of the patient.
Cost per bottle Rs.2000/-

Currently, only a few doctors in India specialise in this field

One of them is DR. Bimal Chhajer MBBS MD Ex Consultant AIIMS

He has a list of patients who had to undergo by-pass from major hospitals; but, instead after undergoing the new treatment, they are absolutely fine and are leading a normal life.
Doctor's details for your info are:

SAAOL HEART CENTER
Ahmedabad

Mob: 9712305556
Mob: 9714105556

I am forwarding it to the maximum I can. Let it reach the 120 crore Indians and the remaining, if any Create Awareness!
It might help someone. Forward to as many as you can - Anyone interested can check it out directly.

Thank you

Forwarded as received.

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[www.keralites.net] Best Frieds Day .. Happy Onam 2016 ( Kerala's India main festival season)

Happy Onam 2016 ( Kerala's main festival season)

Onam is celebrated in the beginning of the month of Chingam, the first month of the solar Malayalam calendar (Kollavarsham). It falls in August or September each year. There are four main days of Onam. The most important day of Onam (known as Thiru Onam or Thiruvonam, meaning "Sacred Onam Day") is the second day (i.e. on 14th September).Therefore in 2016 the main Festival Holidays for Onam are from 13th to 16th September.

I wish you a very Happy Onam,
may the Lord bless you and fill your heart
with joy and happiness.

May the colour and lights of Onam
fill your home with happiness and joy.

Have the most beautiful Onam.
Happy Onam 2016.

Here is a music cum tour video of enchanting Kerala

- https://youtu.be/JSMi2je5aUE - This is Kerala

Onam, the festival of harvest, brings with it truck loads of good cheer and prosperity. Besides being the biggest shopping season in Kerala, bonding with family and friends, trying out various delicious traditional recipes, dolling up in the ever classic white and gold fashion, and of course, spreading loads and loads of happiness, smiles and love, is what makes this festival all the more special.

Festivities actually commence 10 days before Thiru Onam, on Atham.

A grand procession, Athachamyam, marks the start of Onam celebrations near Kochi at Thripunithara.

Ten days of Onam celebrations

Atham
Chithira
Chodhi
Vishakam
Anizham
Thriketa
Moolam
Pooradam
Uthradom
Thiruvonam

Onam Pookalam

Pookalam, which is a type of rangoli, designed with flowers is laid from Atham till Thiruvonam as part of the festival. Competitions for the best design will also be conducted in many places.

Onam Sadya

A sumptuous meal served on a banana leaf is the highlight of Thiruvonam, for which 30-65 vegetarian delicacies are prepared.

Onam Kalikal (Some snaps of Onam celebrations in Kerala)

Festivities actually commence 10 days before Thiru Onam, on Atham. As per the Malayalam calendar, the dates for 2016 and their significance are as follows:

Atham (September 4, 2016) -- is when mythical King Mahabali is believed to have started preparing to come back and visit his kingdom. People begin the day with an early bath, followed by prayers, and the creation of floral arrangements (pookalam) on the ground in front of homes to welcome him. Traditionally, the pookalams are completed with ten rings, each representing a Hindu god. The colors are chosen to please each god, and only yellow flowers are used on Atham for the first layer of the pookalam. However, these days, more importance is given to how elaborate and striking the design is. A grand procession, Athachamyam, marks the start of Onam celebrations near Kochi at Thripunithara.

Chithira (September 5, 2016) -- two more layers are added to the pookalams, using mostly orange and creamy yellow flowers. People also visit temples to seek blessings.

Chodhi (September 6, 2016) -- is a fun-filled day that marks the start of shopping for Onam. People begin buying new clothes, jewelry, and gifts.

Vishakham (September 7, 2016) -- housewives visit the markets to stock up on ingredients to make the elaborate Onam meal. Markets traditionally used to hold their harvest sale on this day, making it a popular day for shopping. Pookalam design competitions also commence across Kerala on his day.

Anizham (September 8, 2016) -- snake boat races kick-off across the state. A mock race is held at Aranmula as a rehearsal for the race that's held there after the main day of Onam.

Thriketa (September 9-10, 2016) -- people start visiting their families and fresh flowers continue to be added to pookalams.

Moolam (September 11, 2016) -- the state is beautifully decorated.

Pooradam (September 12, 2016) -- the day starts with the ritual installation of pyramid-style clay statues, known as Onathappan, in the center of pookalams. They represent king Mahabali and Lord Vamana (the fifth incarnation of Lord Vishnu, who sent Mahabali to the underworld but allowed him to visit his kingdom once a year during Onam). By now, the pookalams have greatly grown in size and complexity of design.

First Onam/Uthradom (September 13, 2016) -- King Mahabali is believed to arrive in Kerala on this day. It's a jubilant occasion when people rush to complete their Onam shopping and the cleaning of their homes. It's considered to be an auspicious day for buying fresh fruit and vegetables.

Second Onam/Thiruvonam (September 14, 2016) -- the main Onam celebrations occur on this day, when King Mahabali is said to visit people's homes. Homes are spic and span, finished pookalams are elaborate, new clothes are worn, and families gather to enjoy an elaborate vegetarian feast known as the Onam Sadya or Onasadya.

Third Onam/Avvittom (September 15, 2016) -- preparations are undertaken for King Mahabali's departure. Onathappan statues are immersed in the sea or river, and pookalams are cleared and removed.

Fourth Onam/Chatayam (September 16, 2016) -- post-Onam celebrations continue for the next couple of days with snake boat races, Pulikkali tiger play, and Kerala Tourism's Onam Week program.

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Monday, 12 September 2016

[www.keralites.net] This IIT professor who once taught Raghuram Rajan is now working for tribals

This IIT professor who once taught Raghuram Rajan is now working for tribals :-has planted more than 50,000 trees.

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A degree in engineering from IIT Delhi, a Masters degree, and a PhD from Houston were just stepping stones for Alok Sagar, an ex-IIT professor. Alok has been living for 32 years in the remote tribal villages of Madhya Pradesh, and serving the people living there.

While teaching at IIT Delhi, Alok had groomed numerous students, including Raghuram Rajan, the ex-RBI governor, reports Speaking Tree. After resigning from his work, Alok started working for tribals in the Betul and Hoshangabad districts of Madhya Pradesh. For the past 26 years, he has been living in Kochamu, a remote village with 750 tribals, lacking both electricity and roads, and with just a primary school.

Alok has planted more than 50,000 trees in the region, and believes that people can serve the country better by working at the grassroots level. "In India, people are facing so many problems, but people are busy proving their intelligence by showing their degrees rather than serving people," Alok told the Hindustan Times.

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