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The auction includes 136 lots both used and new Vastrams.
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As Sri Padmavathi Devi is believed to be the incarnation of Sri Mahalakshmi, the Goddess of Riches, by performing this Yagam, Her benign blessings shall be invited to overcome poverty.
This event will take place in Sri Krishna Mukha Mandapam during these days and every day 400kilos of flowers will be utilized.
A total of 158 Ritwiks will take part in this Yagam. This Yagam will take place under the supervision of Pancharatra Agama Advisor Sri Srinivasacharyulu.
The entire premises of the temple will be cleaned with Parimalam, an aromatic mixture which will be smeared all over the walls, roofs of the temple that also acts as a disinfectant. This activity takes place from 6am to 11am.
Darshan to devotees follows after this traditional event on Tuesday.
Raj Tarun will be seen as a stand-up comic in his upcoming film Stand Up Rahul being directed by debutant Santo Mohan Veeranki. The film billed to be a coming-of-age feel-good romance comedy to be produced jointly by Nandkumar Abbineni and Bharath Maguluri under Dream Town Productions and HighFive Pictures banners.
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Video Conference on the theme of Catch the Rain
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National Water Mission officials join the video
conference
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Vice-Chancellors told to create water-rich and Green
campuses
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Cautions on the over-exploitation of ground water
Hyderabad, July 9: Governor Dr.
Tamilisai Soundararajan on Friday called upon the people to take up rain water
harvesting activities as a movement.
“Though our country is
receiving copious rains, we are lagging behind in conserving the rain water
thus staring at a major water crisis,” she said.
The Governor was addressing the
Vice-Chancellors of different universities of Telangana and Puducherry and the
Indian Red Cross Society functionaries through a video conference on the theme
of “Catch the Rain, where it falls, when it falls,” from Raj Bhavan, here.
Dr. Tamilisai Soundararajan
stated that though India accounts for 18 per cent of the world’s population,
and 20 per cent of the livestock of the world, it has only four per cent of the
water resources of the world.
“Most of the rain water is
going unused. It is high time that we create rain water harvesting structures
to conserve and use it. We must reduce the indiscriminate and over-exploitation
of the precious ground water. We must accelerate the ground water recharge. We need
to achieve the water use efficiency by 20 per cent. Water is critical for
development,” she added.
The Governor expressed concern
that 256 out of 700 districts have been identified as ‘critical’ or ‘over
exploited ground water levels’ in our country.
India has been categorised as
the ‘water-stressed’ country in terms of per capita water availability, at the
same time per capita water requirement is rapidly increasing.
“It is paradoxical that we
witness floods due to plenty of rains, on the other hand we experience water
scarcity. This is just a result of our failure to harvest the rain water in an
effective manner and on a massive scale,” she said.
The Governor urged all the
stakeholders to proactively promote the “Catch the Rain,” campaign having a
tagline of “where it falls, when it falls,” launched as part of the National
Water Mission.
“Our efforts for country’s
growth and prosperity, livelihoods of the people, sustainable development for
future generations all depend upon our success in effective rain water
harvesting and avoiding the over-exploitation of the ground water,” she said.
Dr. Tamilisai Soundararajan,
who is also the Chancellor of State Universities, directed the Vice-Chancellors
to transform the university campuses as ‘Green and Water-Rich Campuses.
She suggested them to create
rain water harvesting facilities like check dams, water harvesting pits, water
ponds, re-cycling of waste water, roof top water harvesting structures etc.,
The Governor called upon the
Indian Red Cross Society functionaries to involve the volunteers to give this
Catch the Rain initiative a momentum at the grassroots level.
She emphasised on the
prevention of blockages in feeder channels, de-siltation of water bodies,
protecting the water bodies from encroachments as to conserve rain water.
Dr. Tamilisai Soundararajan
also called for the studies on the ancient and traditional methods of rain
water harvesting structures used in our villages earlier.
She called for the convergence
of modern technology and ancient wisdom to effectively harvest the rain water.
National Water Mission Director
G. Ashok Kumar highlighted the activities taken up under the Catch the Rain
initiative and urged the VCs to transform their universities in Telangana and
Puducherry as model campuses in rain water harvesting.
Secretary to Governor K.
Surendra Mohan explained about the initiatives implemented in Raj Bhavan to
harvest the rain water and generate solar power, and other eco-friendly
initiatives.
Vice-Chancellors of different
universities from Telangana and Puducherry, IRCS functionaries shared their
initiatives towards rain water harvesting.
Warangal, 9th July 2021: “Androlife is our dedicated clinic for male infertility in Warangal, through which we give special focus to male reproductive health and fertility issues. Our passion for academic research has helped us optimize several techniques used in treating male infertility.
First of its kind a male fertility clinic launch in Warangal, to address a major prevailing issue of mens infertility, as unable to conceive is no longer just a women’s problem.
Reasons – Low sperm count, deficiency of mature sperm due to factors like Diabetes, Blood pressure, Heart problems, Obesity, Physical damange and Hormonal Imbalance and Erectile Dysfunction.
Androlife offer unmatched expertise and technology to treat a host of male infertility conditions.
“When it comes to IVF treatment, we select only the best embryos for implantation and this is possible because of PGT and EWS (Electronic Witnessing System), the hi-tech technology we have in place that rules out any mismatch and amplifies success rates” says Dr. Krishna Chaitanya Mantravadi, Scientific Head and Clinical Embryologist, Oasis Fertility. Warangal has a higher rate of male infertility than even Hyderabad, out of every ten patients we see here as many as eight patients have problems of low sperm count or other male fertility related problems. Infact four out of these eight patients suffer from absence of sperms. We spoke to the Government about this region having the unique problem, suggested demographic studies to find out the reasons for men in this region suffering from sperm production problems. From our side to address this region specific problem we are setting up a dedicated male infertility related clinic, Androlife Clinic. Oasis Fertilty’s Androlife Clinic is functional in Hyderabad, Chennai, Pune, Ranchi, Baroda for the last 3 years and today its being launched in Warangal. We offer all the latest treatments at Androlife. In the past when the man suffered from zero sperm production problem known as Azoospermia, child adoption or seeking donor sperms were the only options, both were despised by most couple. Now we have advanced surgical techniques like testical sperm aspiration, wherein a biopsy of the testicles is done with a minute needle and cells are obtained, this can help to have a normal pregnancy. Within this there is a microsurgery, which is done only in select centers in major cities like Mumbai, Hyderabad etc. Now it is being offered by Oasis Fertility at Warangal. Dr. Raghuveer Karne, who specilaises and is trained abroad in this technique will offer the services. Till now we have done eighteen Microscopic Testical Biopsy surgeries in Warangal, these procedures are done rarely even in Hyderabad, but done so many in Warangal. Now Warangal has the facility to offer services which can eanable a man to have a child from his sperm with his own DNA, no more will the couples need to source donor sperms for bearing children.
Baby Shower:
The rate of infertility has increased drastically in India. Delaying childbearing, lifestyle changes, obesity, lack of exercise, smoking, and use of gadgets have become the major reasons for fertility issues that occur in both men and women. Though people face problems in conceiving even after 1 or 2 years, they don’t seek medical intervention due to the lack of awareness about advanced fertility treatments. Some feel they are destined to be childless. But there are several possibilities by which a couple can conceive a child.
Oasis has launched the Androlife clinic in Warangal to address male related infertility problems, men needing support can avail the facility, infertility is not a female related problem, it imapcts both women and men equally, infact the male related infertility is on the rise. Oasis in Warangal has completed four years, during this period we did 900 IVF cycles, over 600 IUI cycles and over 100 testicular sperm aspiration techniques. Oasis Fertility is the only Center in Warangal equipped to performing advanced infertility procedures. We helped many couples here in Warangal in the recent past to achieve their parenthood dream through IVF treatment. This proves that through technology, dedication, and perseverance, couples can have children. “This is an overwhelming experience for us as we are able to bring happiness and peace to several childless couples through our focused and customized fertility treatments”, said Dr. Jalagam Kavya Rao, Clinical Head and Fertility Specialist, Oasis Fertility, Warangal.
About Oasis Fertility
Oasis Fertility, a unit of the Sadguru Healthcare Services Pvt. Ltd., has redefined reproductive care in South India by bringing in internationally recognized best practices and protocols in Fertility treatments. It offers patient-friendly ‘one-stop’ day care clinics, where consultations, investigations, and treatment are all conducted under one roof. Since its inception in 2009, Oasis has gained an excellent reputation for its high success rates driven by its high-quality services led by a team of highly experienced infertility specialists with international experience. The chain has expanded to 17 centres across the states of Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Maharashtra, Karnataka, Jharkhand, Gujarat and Tamil Nadu.
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