William weds Kate : India

30 april 2011

William weds Kate

Prince William, second in line to the British throne, Friday married long-time girlfriend Kate Middleton at the historic Westminster Abbey, an event that was watched by nearly two billion TV viewers.
Prince William married Kate Middleton at  Westminster Abbey

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Prince William looked dashing in a red tunic with a blue sash, the uniform of an Irish Guards colonel – his most senior honorary appointment. The bride looked enchanting in a long Chantilly lace-sleeved gown with a train and a tiara borrowed from her grandmother-in-law Queen Elizabeth.
The lofty Westminster Abbey, which has seen history unfold over the centuries, reverberated to the sound of hymns. This was also the place of the funeral service of William’s mother Diana, Princess of Wales, on Sep 6, 1997. It has been the coronation church since 1066 and is the final resting place of 17 monarchs.
The Archbishop of Canterbury conducted the solemn wedding ceremony, a grand affair with 1,900 guests, including some 50 foreign heads of state.

Dr Sanjay Kumar Heart Surgeon India

28 april 2011

Dr Sanjay Kumar Heart Surgeon India

Dr Sanjay Kumar Cardiothoracic Cardiac Heart Surgeon India

Dr Sanjay Kumar Cardiothoracic Cardiac Heart Surgeon India

Dr Sanjay Kumar Heart Surgeon India

Dr Sanjay Kumar Cardiac Surgeon India

28 april 2011

Dr Sanjay Kumar Cardiac Surgeon India

Dr Sanjay Kumar Cardiac Surgeon India

Dr Sanjay Kumar Cardiothoracic Surgeon India

28 april 2011

Dr Sanjay Kumar Cardiothoracic Surgeon India

 

Dr Sanjay Kumar Cardiothoracic Surgeon India

William and Kate in pictures

28 april 2011

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Dr Sanjay Kumar Cardiothoracic Cardiac Heart Surgeon India

Dr Sanjay Kumar Cardiothoracic Cardiac Heart Surgeon India

Dr Sanjay Kumar Cardiothoracic Cardiac Heart Surgeon India

Kolkata Knight Riders beat Delhi Daredevils by 17 runs IPL4 – India

28 april 2011
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Gambhir’s KKR beat Sehwag’s DD by 17 runs

New Delhi: It turned out to be a sweet ‘homecoming’ for Gautam Gambhir as Kolkata Knight Riders comprehensively beat Delhi Daredevils by 17 runs to notch up their fourth win in the Indian Premier League here today.

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Put into bat, Manoj Tiwary’s gutsy half century helped KKR post a modest 148 for seven and then their bowlers got the dangerous Virender Sehwag and David Warner within the first seven overs to restrict the home to 131 for nine.
The win took KKR to eight points while Delhi stay put on four following their fifth loss and their road to recovery from here looks pretty bleak.
Not only it was satisfying for Gambhir to earn the bragging rights over best buddy Sehwag but it also brought the smile back in the face of Shah Rukh Khan who enjoyed his first victory in his hometown as he shook a leg with Cheer Girls to the tune of Korbo Lorbo Jeetbo Re.
The Daredevils this season are highly dependent on Virender Sehwag-David Warner combination. While Warner dragged one from Balaji that shaped in slightly onto his stumps, Sehwag (34, 23 balls, 5×4, 1×6) was in a punishing mood as he hit a flurry of boundaries in the first five overs.
It was young Jaidev Unadkat who got the dangerous Daredevils captain with a short ball that hurried onto him as he went for a pull and Balaji, who was standing at deep fine leg, didn’t make any mistake.
Sehwag’s dismissal literally put the brakes on scoring as all the KKR bowlers did a splendid job during the middle overs.
James Hopes (25, 30 balls) simply didn’t get going which led to additional pressure on other batsmen who perished going for big shots. Iqbal Abdulla was the pick of the KKR bowlers scalping three wickets for 25.

Dr Sanjay Kumar Cardiothoracic Cardiac Heart surgeon India

Dr Sanjay Kumar Cardiothoracic Cardiac Heart surgeon India

01 February 2003
Dr Sanjay Kumar : A heart surgeon
Dr Sanjay Kumar Cardiothoracic Heart Cardiac surgeon India
A talented trainee heart surgeon is a consultant’s pride. A cardiac surgery residency typically comprises anywhere from six to nine years (or longer) of training to become a fully qualified surgeon. Cardiac surgery training may be combined with thoracic surgery and / or vascular surgery and called cardiovascular (CV) / cardiothoracic (CT) / cardiovascular thoracic (CVT) surgery. Cardiac surgeons may enter a cardiac surgery residency directly from medical school, or first complete a general surgery residency followed by a fellowship. Cardiac surgeons may further sub-specialize cardiac surgery by doing a fellowship in a variety of topics including: pediatric cardiac surgery, cardiac transplantation, adult acquired heart disease, etc. A talented trainee heart surgeon is a consultant’s pride.

 

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Sai Baba: The last rites - India

27 april 2011

Sai Baba: The last rites

Police place India's national flag on a glass coffin containing the body of spiritual guru Sri Sathya Sai Baba during his funeral at an ashram at Puttaparti.

At Rs 20 cr, Aston Martin drives in - India

25 april 2011

At Rs 20 cr, Aston Martin drives in

Time to reset eyeballs; Indians are shelling out big money for major supercars

Mumbai: Got Rs20 crore for a car?
FOR A CAR!
Somebody just bought one.
BOUGHT ONE!
It is time to reset eyeballs, folks.
Aston Martin, the marquee British car which is the vehicle of choice for one James Bond, set up a beachhead in Mumbai offering the costliest car ever in India. It's also an unusual car because only 77 of them will be produced. And 72 of those have already been bought across the globe.
With five to go, the Aston Martin One-77, which was launched at the Paris Motor Show in 2008, was put out for sale in Mumbai on Friday. Last year, saw the launch of Bugatti Veyron, the fastest car allowed on road with a top speed of 431 kmph, with a sticker price of Rs16 crore. Sources said 4-5 cars have already been booked by Indian customers, while one One-77 has been bought of the remaining 5. The super luxury car segment in India, experts said, is growing at 35-40% a year.
"We are entering India because we think the timing is right," said Bill Donnelly, director of sales at Aston Martin Lagonda Group.
"The Indian market for high-end sports cars is small, but growing very rapidly, and this is the first step for Aston Martin to get into this market," said Donnelly.

Garware Motors eyes sale of 2,000 Hyosung superbikes - India

24 april 2011

Garware Motors eyes sale of 2,000 Hyosung superbikes

Pune-based Garware Motors targets a sale of 2,000 Hyosung superbikes this year and expand its dealership to 15 pan India in the next three months, a top company official said.

The company, along with South Korea's S&T Motors, had launched two Hyosung branded premium bikes in the country earlier in the week.
"We are targeting a sale of 2,000 bikes this year. We are in the midst of expanding our dealerships -- we at present have five which we plan to increase to 15 in the next three months," Garware Motors' Managing Director, Ms Diya Garware, told reporters here on Friday.
The superbikes are priced between Rs 4.97 lakh and Rs 5.96 lakh (ex-showroom, Mumbai), she said.
The company plans to open five dealerships in Hyderabad, Cochin, Chennai, Ahmedabad & Chandigarh within next two months.

World's smelliest flower - India

24 april 2011

What's stinking? Oh the world's smelliest flower!

London: The Titan Arum plant, nicknamed the Corpse flower because of its pungent smell of rotting flesh, is in full bloom after 75 years at the University of Basel in Switzerland. The flower was expected to remain open until Easter Sunday.

The eight foot plant, indigenous to Indonesia's rainforests, has the largest unbranched shoot in the world. On average, they bloom once in a decade, according to the Daily Mail.
Titan Arum is coveted by collectors and plant enthusiasts around the world because of its strange blooming patterns.
Twelve of them are housed at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, in the Princess of Wales Conservatory among hundreds of other tropical plants, according to the Mail.
When the plants are ready to pollinate, the stem heats up to release a pungent smell, which lasts for about three days.
The largest Arum at Kew gardens weighs 200 pounds and grows at a staggering rate of a quarter of an inch an hour.
It guzzles liquid fertiliser and potassium each week to keep up its strength while bedded in roomy surroundings.
Sir David Attenborough, naturalist and a natural history film-maker, who invented the name Titan Arum, was the first to capture it flowering on film for his BBC TV series "The Private Life of Plants".
He dropped the plant's original name - Amorphophallus - perhaps because of the reference to male genitalia, the Mail said.

Perfect birthday gift for Sachin as Mumbai beat Hyderabad - India

23 april 2011

Perfect birthday gift for Sachin as Mumbai beat Hyderabad

Hyderabad: Rohit Sharma and Andrew Symonds scripted a fantastic recovery with a record fifth wicket partnership to lay the foundation for Mumbai Indians' comfortably 37-run victory over Deccan Chargers in an IPL match.

There couldn't have been a better birthday gift than a MI win for Sachin Tendulkar who turned 38. After posting a challenging total of 172 for four, MI restricted Chargers to 135 for eight as they now lead the points tally with 10 points from six outings.
Rohit (56 not out, 34 balls, 5x4, 3x6) and Symonds (44 not out, 33 balls, 4x4, 1x6) added 102 runs off only 65 balls for the unbroken fifth wicket after MI were tottering at 70 for four at the start of the 10th over. Incidentally, the duo played together for Chargers during the first three editions.
The duo thrashed Dale Steyn and Dan Christian for 16 and 24 runs respectively to score 40 off the last two overs.Christian went for 48 runs from his four wicketless overs. While chasing, the Chargers lost wickets at regular intervals. The MI bowlers led by Lankan slinger Lasith Malinga (4-0-9-3) kept the batsmen under wraps. The bowlers were also backed by some nice fielding that saw a couple home team batsmen being run-out.
Save skipper Kumar Sangakkara (34) who was cleaned up by a low fulltoss from Malinga, the other batsmen lacked application. Malinga also got his trademark yorker going that castled Shikhar Dhawan (25). Davy Jacobs (32, 20 balls, 5x4, 1x6) who was back in the squad opened with Tendulkar. It was Jacobs who started the initial onslaught as MI scored 47 runs in the first five overs before he was caught by Pragyan Ojha off Ishant Sharma's bowling.
All eyes were on birthday boy Tendulkar who turned 38 today. Tendulkar today got the 'Orange Cap' back from Paul Valthaty and is now the highest run-getter in the ongoing IPL. Cheered by daugher Sarah and son Arjun who were seen waving MI flags from stands, the legend hit a few crisp boundaries and again looked like making a substancial contribution.
But to their utter disappointment, the maestro scored only 28(24 balls, 4x4) before he was holed out in the deep by Steyn off Amit Mishra's bowling. Tendulkar charged out but failed to get to the pitch of a flighted delivery from Mishra as Steyn took a well judged catch at long-on. Tendulkar's dismissal triggered a collapse as MI from 70 for one slumped to 70 for four within a space of six deliveries.

Sathya Sai Baba has suffered liver failure - India

20 april 2011

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Puttaparthi: Prominent religious leader Sathya Sai Baba has reportedly suffered liver failure, even as he undergoes treatment for multi-organ dysfunction at a private hospital here.
“Although his vital parameters and indices are near normal, yet the condition of his liver and intermittent episodes of low blood pressure are still a cause of worry,” Dr A N Safaya, Director, Sri Sathya Sai Institute of Higher Medical Sciences, said in a medical bulletin in Puttaparthi on Wednesday.
He also said that the Sai Baba continues to remain on ventilation to help his lungs.
A panel of doctors are monitoring him round-the-clock and giving all the necessary treatment to keep him in a stable state of health, Dr Safaya said.
Sathya Sai Baba, 86, was hospitalised on March 28 following problems related to heart and respiration.

Terrace gardens can be created anywhere - India

21 april 2011

Terrace gardens can be created anywhere

Dr Sanjay Kumar Cardiothoracic Cardiac Heart surgeon : Terrace gardens

What are the characteristic requirements before one starts working on their own terrace garden?
Terrace garden can be created on any kind of buildings, like residential, apartments, commercial buildings and IT parks. Basic requirements to build terrace gardens include:
a) Selection of space: One has to bear in mind that the area selected to build a terrace garden should have a slight slope, so it can drain water easily and has the capacity to bear the load. That apart, the area should be well lit as sunlight is integral to the growth of the foliage.
b) Water proofing: As the main element of a terrace garden comprises of watering plants and maintaining water in the soil to keep it wet, it is important that the best quality water proofing materials are selected.
c) Maintenance: It is best for one to select the apt foliage and sunlit balconies, water plants everyday or install a drip system for your terrace garden to ensure longevity. Plants that are best suited for terrace gardens include fibrous plants as these are light in weight and the roots of these plants prevent erosion.

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01 February 2003 Dr Sanjay Kumar : A heart surgeon

A talented trainee heart surgeon is a consultant’s pride. A cardiac surgery residency typically comprises anywhere from six to nine years (or longer) of training to become a fully qualified surgeon. Cardiac surgery training may be combined with thoracic surgery and / or vascular surgery and called cardiovascular (CV) / cardiothoracic (CT) / cardiovascular thoracic (CVT) surgery. Cardiac surgeons may enter a cardiac surgery residency directly from medical school, or first complete a general surgery residency followed by a fellowship. Cardiac surgeons may further sub-specialize cardiac surgery by doing a fellowship in a variety of topics including: pediatric cardiac surgery, cardiac transplantation, adult acquired heart disease, etc. A talented trainee heart surgeon is a consultant’s pride.