Imphal Times Supplementary issue

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Dr. Rajshekhar Reddi,Principal Consultant & Unit

Head – Neurology, MaxSuper Speciality Hospital,

Saket

From CorrespondentGuwahati June 14,

Headaches are the mostcommon disorders which canoccur to people of all ages butwomen are highly prone to it. A headache can be sign ofstress or anxiety or as medicaldisorder such as migraine. Some major headaches canresult of brain tumors. As perthe reports of WHO (WorldHealth Organization), half ofthe adults in this worldexperiences a headache in anygiven year.“There are almost over 150types of headaches. Some of

Normal Headaches may be a serious medical disorderthem include tensionheadaches, cluster headaches,sinus headaches, chronic, posttraumatic and migraineheadaches among manyothers. As headaches areserious condition, seekimmediate medical attention ifthe pain is regular, persistentand more severe. Pr imaryheadaches can be a result ofover activity, problems with,structures within the headwhich are pain sensitive. Primary headaches includeblood vessels, muscles, nervesof head and neck. Commonprimary headaches aremigraine, clusterheadaches, and tensionheadaches.” Said Dr.Rajshekhar Reddi, PrincipalConsultant & Unit Head –Neurology, Max SuperSpeciality Hospital, SaketBasically secondaryheadaches are headachesymptoms which can attributeto another cause. These canbe caused by various factorslike brain tumor, stroke,concussion, Teeth-grindingnight, dehydration and severalother factors.Tension headaches are mostcommon in adults andteenagers. The basic reason

behind these headaches can bepressure of studies or work. Thepain of tension headaches maybe mild or moderate which cancome and go over time. Theyusually don’t occur with anysymptoms.These headaches are the mostsevere ones as a patient canfeel in tense burn ing orp iercing around both oraround one eye. The pain canbe so severe that a personcan’t sit still and will oftenpace dur ing the attack . Sometimes eye reddens, pupilgets smaller and nostrils onside stuffs up . These areknown as cluster headachesas they are usually occur ingroups. There is no fix periodfor its occurrence, you mayexperience it one or three timesa week, which may lasts till 2weeks or for months. Eachheadache attack lasts from 15minutes to 3 hours. Theseheadaches can wake you upfrom deep sleep. Men are threeto four times to get theseheadaches as women.“Mostly Migraine headachesare recognized as pain of“Gas”, “Weak Eyes”, “Sinus”. It does not include only severedebilitating headaches. Itscomplications range from mild

to severe, which varies fromperson to person. Migrainewith aura (usually v isualsymptoms) is also calledClassic migraine and occursin 15% patients. Migrainewithout aura (also calledCommon Migraine) occursin 85% patients. Most of theheadaches suffered bypeople in the world aremigraine.” Added Dr ReddiThe management ofheadaches commences fromclinically diagnosis or withthe help of cer tain testswhich rules out dangeroussecondary headachedisorders. The treatment ofmigraine involves Lifestylechanges, PreventiveTherapy, Rescue therapy.It is important to recognizeand appropriately deal withthese disabling headachesto prevent Medicine overuseheadache (MOH) whichoccurs when people takeacute medications. Over useof pain killers can causeulcers and kidneydysfunction . For thepatients, who have dailyheadaches and went tounbearable stage, for themtherapies like “Botox” areavailable.

IT NewsImphal, June 14,

With the suppor t f romManip ur State FilmDevelopment Society, FilmSociety of Manipu r willscreen the I talian f ilm-Cinema Paradiso (1988)direc ted by Giu seppeTornatore on June 16, 2019Sunday at 5 pm at MSFDSAuditorium here, under themonthly f ilm scr eeningprogramme with interactionsession to wards thepromot ion of goo d f ilmmovement in Manipur..Cinema P aradiso is thebeautiful, enchanting storyof a young boy’s lifelonglove affair with the movies.Set in an I talian village,Salvatore f inds h imselfenchanted by the flickeringimages at the CinemaParadiso, yearning for thesecret of the cinema’s magic.When the pro jectionist,Alfredo, agrees to reveal themysteries of moviemaking, a

Oscar Winning Italian Film-Cinema Paradiso to beSeened with interaction session On June 16 At 5 Pm

deep friendship is born. Theday comes for Salvatore toleave the village and pursuehis dream of making moviesof his own. Thirty years laterhe receives a message thatbeckons him back home to asecre t and beau tifu ldiscovery that awaits him.The film won Grand Prix duJury in Cannes Film Festival

1989, Best Foreign Languagefilm in Golden Globe Awards1989 and Best Fo reignLanguage F ilm in 62n d

Academy Awards 1989. Eminent personalities fromthe Critics Forum, Manipurwill share the space of thein terac tion session to beconducted after screening ofthe film. P. Biprachand aka

B.C.Kh uman, Asso ciateProfessor in En glishLiterature, Manipur Collegewill be the main speaker ofthe interaction session onthe film. All the members ofthe Film Society of Manipurand Critics Forum, Manipurare informed to attend thescreening and to take partin the interaction session.

AgencyNew Delhi June 14,

In hockey, Indian men’s teamwill take on Japan in thesecond semifinal of the FIHSeries Finals tournament atBhubaneshwar today. Thematch will begin at 7:15 PMIndian time. The first semi-final will beplayed between the US andSouth Africa today at 5 PM. After finishing top of Pool

A with three wins to theirname, the World no.5 Indianteam will face the tough taskof defeating World no 18Japan to secure their place inthe final of the competition.The finalists will qualify forthe FIH Olympic Qualifiers tobe held in October-Novemberthis year. The Indian team hasremained unbeaten in thecompetition so far as theyfinished with nine points from

their three matches in Pool A,defeat ing Russia 10-0,Poland 3-1 and Uzbekistan10-0. Japan, on the other hand,finished second in Pool Bwith seven points from theirthree matches, behind the USon an inferior goal difference.However, Japan is alreadyassured of an Olympic berthby virtue of being the hostsas wel l as continentalchampions.

FIH Hockey Series Finals: Indiato take on Japan today

AgencySydney June 14,

Indian cricket great SachinTendulkar has filed a civillawsuit against an Australianbat manufacturer, accusing itof using his name and imageto promote products and thenfailing to pay him $2 million inroyalties.In Federal Court papers filedthis month and reviewed byReuters, Tendulkar saidSydney-based Spartan SportsInternational agreed in 2016 topay him at least $1 million ayear to use his image, logo andpromotional services to sell“Sachin by Spartan” sportinggoods and clothing.The retired star batsman soonwent to work promoting theproducts, and appeared at arange of promotional eventsin places such as London andthe Indian financial hub of

Sachin Tendulkar sues Australian cricketbat maker over $2 mln in royalties

Mumbai, the documentsshowed.However, by September 2018,Spartan had failed to make asingle payment owed,Tendulkar said, and he made aformal request for payment.When none came, he endedthe agreement, ask ing thecompany to stop using hisname and likeness.Yet Spartan continued to doso, according to thedocuments.Spar tan , whose legalrepresentative was not listedon the Federal Court website,did not respond to an emailrequest f rom Reuters forcomment.Les Galbraith, listed by thecourt documents as its chiefoperating off icer, d id notrespond to a private messagesent to his LinkedIn page.The law f irm listed asrepresenting Tendulkar,

Gilber t + Tobin, declinedcomment.Tendulkar ’s civ il claimaccused the Australiancompany of misleading ordeceptive conduct, “passingoff”, or suggesting an officialendorsement when noneexisted , and breach ofcontract. It did not say whatdamages were sought.Tendulkar became the world’sleading run-scorer in tests andone-day internationals, withmore than 34,000 runs and 100centuries, in a 24-year careerthat ended in 2013.In 2012, he was made anhonorary member of the Orderof Australia, one of thecountry’s h ighest civilawards.The court website showed thelawsuit was filed on June 5,with the first court date inSydney on June 26.($1=1.4499 Australian dollars)

AgencyNew Delhi June 14,

State-run healthcare servicescontinued to be severelyaffected in Bengal for thefourth consecutive day onFriday with junior doctorscontinuing their strike indefiance of chief ministerMamata Banerjee’s ultimatumto join work a day earlier.On Friday morning juniordoctors, however, allowedpatients to be taken to theemergency section of the NRSMedical College and Hospitalthat was closed since Tuesday.But they did not treat patientsat the emergency that wasbeing manned by seniormedics.The outdoor patien tsdepartment continued to beclosed in almost all state-runhospitals.The junior doctors have beenon strike since Tuesday inprotest against the brutalassault on two colleagues inNilratan Sarkar Medical

Health services in Delhi, Mumbai hit asBengal doctors’ strike enters Day 4

College and Hospital onMonday night by familymembers of an octogenarianpatient who passed away.The India Medical Associationhas declared “All India ProtestDay” on Friday against theincident and expressedsolidarity with the strikingdoctors.Doctors in some parts of thecountry including Delhi’sAIIMS and Mumbai’s JJHospital have come out insupport of their strikingcolleagues in Bengal.The CM, who holds the healthand family welfare portfolio,visited the state-run SSKMhospital around noon onThursday in the wake of thecontinuing d isruption inmedical services and warnedjunior doctors of action if theydid not resume work by 2pm.Following the warning byBanerjee, emergency servicesstarted at SSKM Hospital andBurdwan Medical College. Butjunior doctors refused tobuckle down and continued to

protest.All out-patient clin ics androutine services will remainsuspended at New Delhi’s AllIndia Institute of MedicalSciences (AIIMS) and theSafdarjung Hospital with over3,500 resident doctors from thetwo hospitals striking work.Officials said senior doctors willrun the emergency departmentand the ICUs. The two hospitalssee almost 20 thousand patientsin their clinics, with 40% of themtravelling from neighbouringstates to seek treatment.Resident doctors fromMaharashtra, too , will joinaround 80,000 colleagues acrossthe country in a one-daynational strike on Friday.Owing to the strike, governmentmedical colleges in the stateswill have to put routinesurgeries as well as services atacademic, out-patient and in-patient departments on holdbetween 8am and 5pm.A few protest processions areexpected to be held in Kolkata.On Thursday evening both the

principal and medical superof NRS wrote to the directorof medical educationtendering their resignation.While the opposition hasattacked CM Banerjee overthe impasse, with the BJPaccusing her of acting as“Hitler”, the chief ministerhas called the strike aconspiracy by the CPI(M) andthe BJP.In a Facebook post, the chiefminister h ighlighted theplight of patients in hospitalsdue to the ongoing strike andclaimed the government wascooperating with doctors.She described the injuriessustained by the two juniordoctors at NRS MedicalCollege and Hospital as“unfortunate”.Five persons have beenarrested in connection withthe incident, Banerjee said,adding that an inquiry hasalso been ordered to look intocomplain t of negligenceduring treatment, resulting inthe death of the patient.

AgencyNew De lhi June 14 ,

The focus has sh ifted toth e b ig - t i c k e t I n d i a -P ak is ta n c l a s h in I CCWorld Cup 2019 slated totake place on June 16 atMan ch es te r a f te r r a inwashed out India’s thirdmatch of the tournamentagains t New Zealan d atNottingham on Thursday.A couple of days beforethe b ig d ay, Legen d ar yIn dian c r icke te r Sach inTendulkar, one who isn’ta stranger to such Indiav s P ak istan Wo r ld Cu pm at ch es , n a r r a t ed h i sfeelings.Though Tendulkar d id notstate a favourite d irectly,he gave enough h in ts asto w h o h e t h in k s w i l lem er ge o n to p o nSunday’s clash . “Ba t t in g b o w l in g o rf ield ing India tick all theb oxes . . . Wh en th ey ge teveryth ing r ight they’re afo rm idable s id e to beatan d I d o n ’t th in k th a ts ho uld chan ge ev en o nS u n d ay aga i n s tPakistan ,” said Tendulkarto th e o f f ic ia lb r o ad cas te r s o nThursday.The former India batsmana l s o p o in t ed o u t t h ed i ff e r en ce b e tween th etw o s id es , s t a t in g th a tIndia have the ab ility tohandle pressure better.“I w as w a tch in gPakis tan ’s game again st

India vs Pakistan, World Cup2019: Sachin Tendulkar hints at

winner, pinpoints differencebetween two sides

Australia. They built a lo tof p ar tn er sh ip s bu t lo stw ic k e ts in c r u c ia lju n c tu r e s s o w h en ev e rP ak is t an ge t to a go o dposition that will be on theback of their minds. Theywould th ink ‘we shouldn’tlose wickets, we shouldn’tlose th is game’ and that tom e i s th e d i f f e r en cebe tween th e two sides ,”said Tendulkar. “You willr a r e ly s ee I n d ia lo s in gw ic k e ts in p r e s s u r esi tuat ions .”Ch as ing 308 fo r v ic to ryaga in s t Au s t r a l i a ,Pakistan wer e in a goodposition at 136 for 2 butth ey lo s t 4 w ick ets f o ronly 24 runs to lose their

w ay. T h e s am e th in gh ap p en e d la t e r w h enWahab Riaz an d capta inSarfar az Ahmed b roughtPakistan back in the gameonly to lose three wicketsf o r 2 r u n s in th e e n d .Australia won the matchby 41 runs.India, on the o ther hand,have been in sublime formin the tournament. Each oftheir top three – ShikharDh aw an , Ro h i t Sh a r m aand Vi ra t Koh l i – h av eregistered a b ig score inth e Wo r ld Cu p an d th emidd le orde r led b y MSDhoni and Hardik Pandyahave also fired in the slogovers.Dhawan’s injury, however,will pose a concern for Indiaahead of the Pakistan matchbut they have enoughfirepower in reserves DineshKarthik and Vijay Shankar tofill the void.India’s strong World Cuprecord against Pakistan – sixwins out of six games – willalso hold them in good shapeahead of Sunday’s match.

NotificationWe,Brahmacharimayum Jayita Devi and Guruaribam

Bimalchandra Sharma Solemly declare and affirm as under ;1. That we are married under Hindu Marriage Customs andare living together as married couple since 24-2-1988.2. That Brahmacharimayum Jayita Devi will conyinue to beknown as Brahamacharimayum Jayita Devi after the marriagealso

Sd/-Brahmacharimayum Jayita Devi

andGuruaribam Bimalchandra Sharma