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14 Mar 2015 to 20 Mar 2015
Let's profess to make women's life healthy
Mumbai: International Women's
Day is celebrated all over the
world as the day for women's of
our society. In India, especially in
the cities, women's day is
acknowledged. The mall's and
stores do a lot for women's by
organizing various discounts and
offers. We also celebrate this day
for the social, economical and
political achievements of the
women. But in all this celebration
and expressing love, the real
purpose of this day is not served.
The International Women's
day is celebrated all over the
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world on 8 March with a
different theme every year to
empower the women and to bring
in notice the problems they suffer
from and to eradicate them.
Women across the globe play
many significant roles in
everyone's life. However for
every role they play, there is a
need of a healthy life.
Like many disease Breast
cancer is on the rise in India.
Presently, 4% are in 20 to 30 yrs
age group, 16% are in 30 to
40, 28% are in 40 to 50 age
groups. So, almost 48% patients
are below 50 year of age. An
increasing numbers of patients
are in the 25 to 40 years of age,
and this definitely is a very
disturbing trend. Many other
deadly diseases in women go
undetected as they don't consult a
doctor maybe due to being shy or
ashamed or because they are not
concerned about it.
“Last ten years or so, breast
cancer has been rising steadily,
and for the first time now, breast
cancer is the most common
cancer in women in India because
the risk of females getting breast
cancer is 12.29 %. In India most
patients turn up in later stages due
to which not everyone survives
long irrespective of the best
treatment they may get.
Awareness about how to detect
breast cancer will help women in
knowing about the disease at the
initial stage and help them get
cured faster.” said Dr. Shalin
Dubey, General Consultant
and Laparoscopic Surgeon at
Sterling Wockhardt Hospital,
Vashi.
Dr Jasmin Surve,
Obstetrician and Gynecologist at
Kalsekar Hospital, Mumbra said,
“In women, breast cancer and
genital cancers are predominant
cancers. For women aged 30 or
older having periodic health
exams, a cancer-related check-up
should be mandatory. Women
between 21 – 29 years of age
should carry on Pap tests for
cervical cancer after every
3years. During menopause
instead of being shy or feeling
ashamed, women should report
any unexpected bleeding or
spotting to their doctors.”
There are a lot of muddle in
the life of a woman that can
hardly be understood by any men.
Our appeal to women all over the
world is to go out and get a health
check up this Women's Day in
order to have a healthy and fun
filled day and to lead a healthy
life without any problems.
Special trains on Konkan railway
Belapur: With an aim to clear
extra rush, Konkan railway has
decided to run the following
special trains on its route in coordination with Central Railway.
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The booking will start from 12
March, 2015.
The details are as under :
Train no. 01039 / 01040: Train
No. 01039 Lokmanya Tilak (T) Karmali Superfast special train
will leave from Lokmanya Tilak
(T) at 01:10 hrs on 13th and 20th
March 2015. The train will reach
Karmali at 11:00 hrs on same day.
Train No. 01040 Karmali -
Lokmanya Tilak (T) Superfast
special train will leave from
Karmali at 14:00 hrs on 13th and
20th March 2015. The train will
reach Lokmanya Tilak (T) at
23:55 hrs on same day. The train
will halt at
Thane, Panvel,
Chiplun, Ratnagiri, Kankavali
and Kudal stations.
Train no. 01095 / 01096:
Train No. 01095 Dadar
Sawantwadi (Reserved) special
train will leave from Dadar at
07:50 hrs on 13th, 15th, 17th, and
20th March 2015. The train will
reach Sawantwadi at 20:30 hrs on
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same day.
Train No. 01096 Sawantwadi
– Dadar (Reserved) special train
will leave from Sawantwadi at
04:50 hrs on 14th, 16th, 18th, and
21st March 2015.
The train will reach Dadar at
16:10 hrs on same day. The train
will halt at Thane, Panvel, Roha,
Mangaon, Khed, Chiplun,
S a v a r d e , S a n g a m e s h w a r,
Ratnagiri, Adavali, Vilavade,
Rajapur Road, Vaibhavwadi
Road, Kankavali, Sindhudurg,
Kudal and Zarap stations.
Vashi: As per the available
statistics, in India, people suffer
through a lot of different diseases
and many die due to no proper
facility or medication. Many
diseases are taking root and so are
the diseases related to kidney.
Dehydration, less intake of water
and infections to the kidney may all
lead to kidney being severely
damaged. More than 2 lakh people
every year are falling prey to
kidney failure in our country.
The kidneys play key roles in
body function, not only by filtering
the blood and getting rid of waste
products, but also by balancing the
electrolyte levels in the body,
controlling blood pressure, and
stimulating the production of red
blood cells. Kidney problems are
leading to various kidney diseases
and even chronic renal failure
which in turn can be dangerous to
life. Loose motion, vomiting and
dehydration can all
lead to kidney failure if
neglected and not
treated in time.
Dr. Atul Ingale,
Nephrologist at
Sterling Wockhardt
Hospital, Vashi said,
“Normally people
neglect the fact of
having a serious
disease and treat the
condition as a normal
problem.
Kidney in a person
can be damaged
overnight and lead to acute renal
failure is not treated in time. Proper
medication is required for
problems related to kidney.
Drinking ample amount of water,
having a proper diet and visiting a
doctor for proper medication can
help keep your kidney healthy.”
Dr Smita Naram, Managing
Director at Ayushakti Ayurved said,
“Ayurveda generally states that
following a lifestyle and diet
according to your body
constitution is essential for
maintaining good mental and
physical health. More and more
people these days are opting for
ayurveda as it has no side effects
and a long time cure. Even for
kidney problems, ayurveda has
many treatments and even yoga
exercises that can help them cure.
So more and more people should
take the benefit of ayurveda and
make it a part of our life.”
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