Udaipur: In an extremely

rare case of Budd Chiari

Syndrome with Biliary Atresia,

doctors at Indraprastha Apollo

hospitals saved the life of a 5-

month old baby girl Surampudi

Sehitha from Kakinada, Andhra

Pradesh. The baby developed

jaundice when she was just one

month old. Her condition wors-

ened as her abdomen started

distending due to progressive

swelling.

Dr Anupam Sibal, Group

Medical Director and Senior

Pediatric Gastroenterologist

and Hepatologist, Apollo

Hospitals Group said, “In Biliary

Atresia, which is seen 1 in

12000 babies there is no con-

nection between the liver and

the intestine. The first step in

treatment is to create a con-

nection between the liver and

the intestine.

This was attempted at the

local hospital initially to treat

the baby’s condition but as

Surampudi’s liver was already

severely shrunken (due to cir-

rhosis), the procedure was

abandoned. She was referred

to ApolloHospital for a liver

transplant.” “She weighed 5.5

kg when she first came to our

hospital, including abdominal

fluid of about 1 litre. So effec-

tively, her weight was 4.5 kg.

CT Angiography showed that

she was suffering from occlud-

ed hepatic venous channels

which drain the liver.

The diagnosis of Budd

Chiari Syndrome was made.

It is a very rare disease which

afflicts 1 in 2 million children.

Budd Chiari Syndrome had

resulted in rapid worsening of

the baby’s condition which

necessitated an urgent liver

transplant. While Biliary Atresia

is most common condition for

which liver transplantation in

children are performed, Budd

Chiari syndrome is extremely

rare. Of the 320 liver transplants

that we have performed in chil-

dren, more than 140 have been

for children with Biliary Atresia.

The combination of Budd Chiari

syndrome with Biliary Atresia

in a baby is the rarest of rare

case” Dr Sibal added.

Surampudi underwent a liv-

ing donor liver transplant on

25th March, 2019 with her

mother being her donor. Dr

N e e r a v Go y a l , S e n i o r

Consultant liver transplant and

Hepatobiliary and Pancreatic

surgeon, Apollo Hospitals

Group, explained, “A combi-

nation of Budd Chiari and

Biliary Atresia made the liver

transplant very high risk. The

blood vessels in a baby are very

small (3-4 mm) and with Budd

Chiari Syndrome the risk of clot-

ting in the blood vessels is

increased. We explained the

procedure to the parents in

detail and counselled them so

that they make an informed

decision. Initially, the father

was worked up as the donor

but his liver was found unsuit-

able for donation. The moth-

er’s liver turned out to be com-

patible. After her surgery,

Surampada, recovered well

and was discharged after three

weeks.

Today she is on medications

to prevent re-occlusion of her

tiny vessels and to prevent

rejection of the transplanted

liver.” “As the family had limit-

ed resources, they received

financial help from many benev-

olent people who came forward

to contribute for her treatment

through a crowd-funding plat-

form “he added. The team

included, Dr. Shishir Parikh,

Liver Transplant and Pancreatic

surgeon, Dr. V Arun Kumar,

Liver Transplant and Pancreatic

surgeon, Dr. Hitender Garg,

Gas t roen te ro log is t and

Hepatologist, Dr Namit Jerath,

Pediatric Intensivist and Dr.

Smita Malhotra, Pediatric

Gas t roen te ro log is t and

Hepatologist

Udaipur: The women of Baghpura, who started the com-

mercial production of Udaipur / goat milk, have stepped in to

the direction of self-reliance and have emerged as examples

for the women of the state. Addressing the women of the women's

self-help group in Baghpura of Vidol Block, district collector

Mrs. Anand said .

District collector said in the program organized at Model

Balika Vidyalaya premises of Baghpura, despite the hard work

of goat rearing with the work of the house, women of tribal

areas could not get any financial benefits. The administration

has prepared women for self-help groups for professional pro-

duction of goat's milk to make women economically self-reliant.

She said that the results of the efforts of the administration

have been positive and today every woman associated with

this project has come under the condition of buying a new goat

in its 10 month earnings. Hopefully this situation will improve

further in the coming days.

While addressing the program, Zilla Parishad CEO Kamar

Chaudhary said that these women are not only being given

proper training for goat rearing but also the marketing of milk

produced by them is being done through medium through com-

mercial marketing. At present, packaged goat milk in 200 ml

bottle is being sent for sale in Udaipur and other cities.

Expanding it soon, it will also be arranged for marketing in met-

ros.

Project at a glance

14 villages of 7 Gram Panchayats are connected with the

production of goat milk commercial production. 506 families of

these villages are part of this project which are working for goat

rearing and are now selling it. More than 100 liters goat-milk

is collected every day at 22 milk Storage Centers. As per the

milk collection started from 8th April, so far, gourd milk has

been sent for processing of goat milk more than 4 thousand 8

hundred liters of rupees 1 lakh 30 thousand rupees.

Advantages of other schemes will get benefits

In his address, the District Collector said that the women

here have made their identity, so the benefits of other govern-

ment schemes will be given on these priority basis. The work

of Vermi Compost will be started on behalf of Cathedral Shade

and Agriculture Department under NREGA. The benefits of

other departmental schemes will be given to these women and

their families on priority basis.

Distributed cholas for goats

During the program, officers of Animal Husbandry Department

provided information about their cleanliness and maintenance

as well as their upkeep of goats. On this occasion, to keep the

goats' breasts clean, they were also requested to wear cloth

made of cloth and cholis were distributed to the goats for the

women.

35 goats distributed

During the program, 35 Biju goats of Sirohi breed were dis-

tributed for breed improvement to goat. These goats will be

used for breed improvement in the area. These goats were

provided by the lotteries to the women of different aid groups

by the District Collector themselves. Under the Bhamashah

Animal Insurance Scheme, the amount of Rs. 30000 was done

on this occasion for the payment of Female Fula Devi.

60 women took training

So far, 60 women belonging to Goat Milk Production have

been provided training on behalf of the rhetoric. During train-

ing, he has been trained to take care of goat, maintenance,

maintenance, cleanliness and care during illness. District

Collector distributed certificates to all trained women during

the program.

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Wait ! understand !Stay away fromad-diction! Udaipur.Udaipur: on 31st of June Nukkad

Natak "Rukko" staged in evening by the

dramatic institution of Udaipur “Natyansh

Society of Dramatic and Performing Arts

“to prevent tobacco addiction in the coun-

try and society, especially in youth.

Through the play, , what kinds of dead-

ly diseases are there from tobacco con-

sumption and other drugs and it is also

difficult to avoid these diseases, informed

that tobacco consumption is causing

death in lakhs of people every year in

our country. Small drugs like Tabaco,

Gutkha, Bidi, Cigarettes take our young

generation towards in the world addic-

tions, nowadays films and misleading

advertisements playing important role

to inspired for addiction, and after the

introduction, it takes the whole family to

lead misrable and stressfull life Ie suf-

fers with its stigma. All these addicts are

slowly hugging our people, not just our

civilized society like termites. The vic-

tims of addiction are mostly young, who

are the victims of the coming society and

the future, many of which are being vic-

timized by the negligence of parents,

which have become a matter of concern

for the country and society. This prob-

lem Government and non-governmen-

tal organizations are working together to

deal with this. Artists inspired by this street

drama to fight the society against this

dangerous addiction. Or, appeals to stay

away from the influence of any type of

people after the drama |

This play was written and directed by

Ashfaq Noor Khan Pathan and the cast

included Mahesh Joshi, Mohammad

Rizwan Mansuri, Abdul Mubeen Khan,

Hardik Nagda, Ashfaq Nur Khan and

Chakshu Singh Rupapat.

Summer meaning full Natya and

Kathak Workshop 'Parash 2019' orga-

nized by the Society of Dramatic and

Performing Arts will conclude on 9th June

at 6:30 pm in the Maharashtra Bhavan.

Kathak classical dance and dramas will

be staged by the participants in which

the audience entry is free.

PhD entranceexamination on

June 29Udaipur: Janardanarai Nagar

Rajasthan University Deemd to B.

University's PhD entrance examination

will be held on Saturday 29 June. Vice

Chancellor Prof. Ss Sarangdevot said that

the entrance test for the examination will

be given one hour before the examina-

tion on the same day. The first paper will

be of research and academic and cur-

rent affairs and the second will be of the

subject. The entrance test will be held

from 10.00 AM to 12.30 AM and the sec-

ond paper will be held from 01:00 AM to

03.30 PM. In the entrance examination,

the subjects of education, physical and

yoga, geography, economics, English,

management, commerce, sociology,

physiotherapy, homeopathy, history, com-

puter science, chemistry, Hindi, social

work, accounting, Sanskrit, political sci-

ence, business administration PG

passed students with academics qual-

ifications prisribed, 55 percent marks in

PG will be eligible for this examination.

In addition, S.C., S. T. And 5% discount

for physically challenged candidates can

appear. The last date for submitting the

form is June 25. 5 percent discount to

reserved category: PG Dean Pro GM

Mehta shared with RH.

Honoring FunctionOrganized

Udaipur: VCD College of Design,

organized a function to honor students

studding . College director Ankur Mehta

said that at this juncture , the students

who passed from college of were felic-

itated as a result of the work done. On

this occasion, many dignitaries along with

Chairman Subhash Mehta, Director

Sulabha Mehta. were present

Poster Releasedfor Obesity

Udaipur: Because of eating junk

food habit among children, Innerwheel

Club Udaipur released posters to pro-

tect children them from growing obesi-

ty in the country. Club President Asha

Kunawat said that this poster will be sent

to all the schools in the city so that chil-

dren avoid eating junk food and being

cause of obesity. The poster was released

by Pediatrician Dr Devendra Sarin, Madhu

Sarin, Namita Jain, Giriraj Sharma.

An initiative takenby MaheshwariMahila Gaurav

Udaipur: All India Maheshwari

Women's Sansthan took a program called

'Pahal at the national level' and arranged

for sanitary napkin wedding machines

for girls and women at different places.

The National Treasurer of the

Sansthan , Kaushalya Gattani, said that

this program has decided to complete

this process at the local level by under-

taking local programs .Udaipur District

Maheshwari, Gaurav, District Maheshwari

Organization and many organizations of

the society will assist as told by Madam

Gattani. wedding machine was set up in

Shobhagpura Panchayat, which was

inaugurated by the Sarpanch Kavita

Joshi of Panchayat. On this occasion,

members like Janak Bangad, Sarita

Nyati, Asha Naraniwal, Kavita Ballva,

Rajkumari were present. The members

decided that the program will be orga-

nized on 4th June on the occasion of

Mahesh Navami.

JRNU:Farewellceremony of Yoga

studentsUdaipur: A farewell ceremony

ofJanardan Rai Nagar Rajasthan

Vidhyapeeth (Deemed-to-be University)s

PG diploma in Yoga was organized .

Convenor Dr Dilip Singh Chauhan

informed that while chairing by the func-

t ion , Vice Chance l lo r P ro f . Ss

Sarangdevot said that yoga is important

for the peace of mind, through yoga, pos-

itive thoughts ,new energy transmitted

in the body. The practice of yoga bene-

fits the physical, mental and spiritual

health, which is very essential in today's

lifelong lifestyle. Chronic diseases such

as diabetes , cervical, constipation, and

psychiatric diseases can overcome by

yoga. He said that today, on the initia-

tive of India, the whole world is celebrating

as World Yoga Day on 21st June. Yoga

not only made the nation its identity in

the whole world. Exclusive Guest

Registrar Exclusive Guest Registrar Prof.

DrRP. Narayanniwal, Dr. Dipendra Singh

of Sukhadia University, and Dr Bhavnipal

Singh Rathore, Secretary of Sports Board

distributed yoga kits to student students.

The program was conducted by Dr. Dilip

Singh Chauhan.

Campus selectionin Vidya Bhawan

Polytechnic

Udaipur:Thirty-three students of the

last year of Vidya Bhawan Polytechnic

Udaipur have been selected for the job

through the campus selection. The

process of campus selection is still in

progress.In the selection so far, the stu-

dents got a package of 1.5 lakh to two

lakhs.Most of these students took admis-

sion in engineering diploma three years

ago, after tenth. Parents are happy with

the selection of students in prestigious

companies even before the completion

of the diploma. Some students took

admission after XII and they completed

the diploma in two years.

Polytechnic Principal Dr. Anil Mehta

and Placement In-charge Pankaj Kumar

Singh said that students have been

selected in companies like YMPL, Five

Splash, Power Technology Services Pvt.

Ltd. and others. Their last year's Theory

Board examinations will be held in July

and they will join the job from August 5.

Dr. Ajeenkya DYPatil conferred

with Times Men OfThe Year Award- S.K. De

Dr. Ajeenkya DY Patil was recently

conferred with the “Times Men of the Year

2018” award in Pune. Bollywood actress

Chitrangada Singh did the honour at a

glittering event with the crème de la crème

in attendance.

Times Men Of The Year is a platform

for men who have ventured to take the

road less traveled and hence they have

dared to step out of their comfort zones.

These men have made their mark in their

respective fields like education, health,

sports, real estate, corporate, fashion,

social work, music, politics, bureaucra-

cy, theatre, film modeling, art, etc.

The primary objective of the event was

to celebrate and recognize the excellence

of the male icons, inspirations and game-

changers. They have scaled new heights

and have been instrumental in trans-

forming not just Pune, but they have been

successful in creating an impact at the

national level.

The Union Cabinet, chaired by the

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has

approved a new Central Sector Scheme,

a historic decision that will empower

farmers across India. This is a path break-

ing scheme that will provide pension

cover to our industrious farmers who toil

day and night to keep our nation fed. It

is also for the first time since indepen-

dence that such a pension coverage has

been envisioned for farmers.It is estimated

that 5 crore small and marginal farmers

will benefit in the first three years itself.

The Central Government would spend Rs.

10774.50 crore for a period of 3 years

towards its contribution (matching share)

for providing social security cover as envis-

aged under the scheme.

The salient features of this scheme

are: A voluntary and contributory pension

scheme for all Small and Marginal Farmers

(SMF) across the country.

Entry age of 18 to 40 years with a pro-

vision of minimum fixed pension of

Rs.3,000/- on attaining the age of 60 years.

For example, a beneficiary farmer is

required to contribute Rs 100/ - per month

at median entry age of 29 years. The

Central Government shall also contribute

to the Pension Fund an equal amount as

contributed by the eligible farmer.

After the subscriber’s death, while

receiving pension, the spouse of the SMF

beneficiary shall be entitled to receive 50%

of the pension received by the benefi-

ciary as family pension, provided he/she

is not already an SMF beneficiary of the

Scheme. If, the death of the subscriber

happens during the period of contribu-

tion, the spouse shall have the option of

continuing the Scheme by paying regu-

lar contribution.

Synergy between schemes, pros-

perity for farmers: An interesting fea-

ture of the Scheme is that the farmers

can opt to allow his/her monthly contri-

bution to the Scheme to be made from

the benefits drawn from the Pradhan Mantri

KisanSAmman Nidhi (PM-KISAN)

Scheme directly. Alternatively, a farmer

can pay his monthly contribution by reg-

istering through Common Service Centres

(CSCs) under MeitY.

Fulfilling core promises, empow-

ering the agriculture sector: For sev-

enty years after Independence, such a

coverage for farmers was never thought.

It was in the run up to the 2019

Parliamentary elections that PM Narendra

Modi first mooted such an idea, which

gradually found resonance across the

length and breadth of India. Such a plan

was mentioned in the BJP manifesto and

in the first Cabinet meeting after the for-

mation of a new Government, it has

become a reality.

Doctors at Apollo save 5 months old baby

girl from an extremely rare liver disease

Women of Baghpura - Precedent for women ofthe state - Collector

Landmark decision taken in thefirst Cabinet meeting of the NDAGovernment offers pension cover-

age to crores of farmers

Newly appointed Union Ministers take chargeof their ministries

Newly appointed Ministers have started taking charge of their Ministries. Nirmala Sitharaman today took the charge of Finance

Ministry. Earlier, Santosh Gangwar took the charge of Ministry of Labour and Employment.

Talking to media in New Delhi, Mr Gangwar said, he will work for the betterment of unorganised sector and ensure social

security for those working in this sector. Gajendra Singh Shekhawat has taken the charge of Jal Shakti Ministry. He said, water

scarcity is the biggest challenge in the world now and keeping this challenge in mind, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has inte-

grated all water related issues with Jal Shakti Ministry. He said, only four per cent of total potable water of world is in India and

the government will ensure preservation of water for the country. Piyush Goyal has taken the charge of Commerce and Industry

Ministry. Talking to media, Mr Goyal said, he is thankful to the Prime Minister for reposing faith in him. Mr Goyal has also taken

the charge of Railway Ministry.

Dr S. Jaishankar has taken over as the External Affairs Minister. Prakash Javadekar took the charge of Information and

Broadcasting Ministry. Talking to media, Mr Javadekar said, press freedom is the essence of democracy. He said, the freedom

of press was curtailed during the time of emergency and that was the black period for the media.Ram Vilas Pawan has taken

over as Minister of Consumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution. Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi assumes the office of Ministry of

Minority Affairs. Dr. Jitendra Singh took charge as the Minister of State in the Prime Minister's Office. Piyush Goyal has taken

the charge of Commerce and Industry Ministry. Talking to media, Mr Goyal said, he is thankful to Prime Minister for reposing

faith in him.

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