Sunglasses extravaganza gets underway as Himalaya opticals brings exotic range

Stylish range of sunglasses by Himalaya Opticals
Sunglass fest by Himalaya Opticals showcase exotic range

Amritsar, 16 June: If you thought eyes could kill, get ready to believe that sunglasses can be deadlier. This is exactly what stands explained to the hilt as the ‘Sunglass festival- Summer 2009’ by Himalaya Opticals got underway here today. On showcase is what’s probably the best and most exotic range of fashionable goggs ever on display in Narula Mall, the Mall road, Amritsar. So rest assured as you take a look at the mind boggling range and collection of avante garde sunglass brands of the world lined up to suit your style at the fest.
You name the brand and the range and style statements are aplenty. Gucci, Armani, Chopard, Diesel, Versace, Just Cavalli, Boss, Dior, Rayban, Police and so on. But more than the brands it’s the range of broad based glasses which gives a déjà vu of an Amitabh Bachan swinging to the disco beats or an Elvis Presley rocking and gyrating to the tunes of his chartbusters, obviously and prominently with a dominating broad framed sunglasses. Reminiscent of olden times, the range is unique and stylish in its own typical way. As the lean and thinly framed goggles give way to the sunglasses with bolder and wider surface area, it’s the vogue which is catching up really fast.
Speaking on the occasion Mr Anish, Branch Head, Himalaya Opticals said that the fashion loving denizens of Amritsar are what we have on top our minds as we bring out this new collection of stylish broad goggles. “With truly international experience from the world’s leading fashion capital Italy under our belt, and a huge chain of 40 stores across India, it was our commitment to this great city to bring the best product here and we have done it”, said Anish.
Adding further Anish added that the range of wide and broad goggles which’s a rage this summer has seen a remarkable comeback in the recent past. Catering to an ever increasing demand of this kind of broad style statement, Himalaya Opticals have brought an exclusive range of all leading designer makes ranging from Rs 900 to Rs 15000. Besides Budget conscious fashion freaks need not worry as the special economy range from Rs 1000 to Rs 1700 on display is easier on the pocket and cool on the face.

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HIMALAYA OPTICAL LAUNCHES FUNKY SUMMER COLLECTION in Jalandhar

Jalandhar 15 June: Sited in Model Town Market, the Himalaya optical store witnessed hordes of exuberant, hip and yuppie crowds carving their way to grab newly rolled out sunglasses collection. With onset of Sweltering summers, the urge, to possess cool and funky sunglasses increases. To cope up with blistering heat and add to the style statement Himalaya opticals unveiled its latest summer collection.
Era of 1970 is back and that too with the bang. Remember veteran rock star Elvis Presley making people gyrate by belting out the then chartbusters wearing big goggs throwing his charms or remember cines-star Amitabh jigging on famous song saara zamaana donning big glasses.
Mr. Dalip, Branch Head, Himalaya opticals while launching the range said the latest designs include big glasses and funky shades, which gives the impression of old era. He said they have come up with the array of designs and wide variety of shades especially to commemorate their fifth summer in Jalandhar.
Mr. Dalip further added that we are making available the latest Summer Collection of Versace, Hugo-Boss, Roberto cavalli, Calvin Klein, Tommy Hilfiger, Guess, Emporio Armani, Diesel, Gucci to the people of Jalandhar who wants to keep them updated with latest of the international market.
Italy is the happening place for the eye wear trend and credit goes to Himalaya to keep upgrading the Indian eye care with the latest in the international arena.
Talking about the Jalandhar market Dalip told that Jalandhar & Punjab as a whole is the biggest market of sunglasses and people here know what's hot and what's not." I have made efforts in this field and have got the special designs so that the demand of latest range could be met," said Dalip.
Himalaya opticals have 40 stores all over major cities in north including Amritsar, Patiala which has the glasses lined up ranging from Rs 800 to Rs 30,000. The store caters on the theme 'something for everyone'. " From sober to wacky sunglasses, which suits all age groups, we have everything," says Mr Dalip.
About Himalaya opticals- Holding huge chain of 40 stores in major townships it came to city five years ago. Not only it captured the sunglass market but also laid impact on the denizens mind by introducing happening designs. Company's future plans include more outlets in coming months aiming to make everyone savor the taste of glasses.
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Summer campers get first hand experience of milk production

Mohali, June 11

The participants of summer camp at Small Wonders School, Phase-7, Mohali had a first hand experience of milk production at Verka Milk Plant, Mohali as a part of their activity packed summer camp.

Young campers came across the process of their favorite beverage milk being packed in packets. Procedure of production and packaging of butter and curd evoked curiosity amongst campers who rolled a volley of questions.

Enthusiastic kids from age of 2 to 12 years old participated in summer camp from June 1 to June 13. The fun filled activities at camp polished etiquettes and mannerism skills of children as well.

Kids had an entire day earmarked for thumb painting on earthen pots and enjoyed flower making. Environment day celebrations too a different hue when kids had hands on experience with making paper bags, a suitable replacement for their plastic counterparts.

Children had a gala time enjoying splash pool, relaxing yoga, music and dance activities that enabled kids to develop physically and mentally.

Yet another way to sharpen creative minds was put use. This included story telling and group games that inculcated spirit of team working and infused confidence in young minds.

Concluding day of camp rocked with a theme party and picnic on June 13.

Cardiac patients get new hope in cardiac resynchronization therapy (CRT)

New therapy set to bring smiles for cardiac patients

Chandigarh, June 7 ( ).Till six months ago 45-years-old Radhe Shyam, businessman from Karnal, was bed-ridden and dependent on others to take him for daily ablutions or even move around house.

Today he is an affluent businessman running his poultry business, goes to office, climbs up to 3 stairs and can easily walk for 2 to 3 km.

All this happened after he successfully underwent biventricular pacemaker implant, a cardiac resynchronization therapy (CRT) at Fortis Hospital under Dr HK Bali, MD, DM, Director, Cardiology Fortis Hospital and ex PGI cardiologist.

He adds that biventricular pacemaker is a type of implantable pacemaker designed to treat heart failure. This therapy becomes necessary when small chamber of Heart and two lower chambers of heart do not pump in unison. Such pacemaker helps these chambers to contract more efficiently. This pacing is called cardiac resynchronization therapy (CRT).

Biventricular pacemakers are relatively new. Previous pacemakers were used to pace only right side of heart. They were used when heart beat too slowly. By contrast, biventricular pacemakers pace the atrium and both right & left sides of heart.

They do not increase heart rate, but rather stimulate left and right chambers simultaneously. This helps left chamber pump blood more efficiently. These pacemakers do not increase heart rate unless needed when heart rate slows below a certain level.

Dr HK Bali says, “The CRT has offered a new hope of life for heart patients. Especially those, who have severe heart failure despite optimum medication and have certain echo and ECG criteria.

Quoting case of 70-years-old Kuldeep Kaur, a resident of Panchkula, Dr Bali says that she was admitted at Fortis hospital, Mohali three times in span of three months with severe heart failure. Twice she was required to be put on ventilator for treatment of lung congestion. Treating doctors diagnosed that she was suffering from symptoms of severe heart failure.

“Chambers of her heart were not synchronized. This reduced pumping efficiency of heart thereby reducing blood supply to various parts of body. Like Radhe Shyam, she too was treated with CRT,” says Dr Bali.

In Kuldeep’s case, biventricular pacemaker combined with an implantable cardioverter defibrillator (ICD) was used. This is for heart failure patients felt to be at high risk of sudden cardiac death due to some types of abnormal heart rhythms (ventricular tachycardia, ventricular fibrillation).

Unlike Kuldeep, Radhe Shyam had undergone angioplasty 10 years ago after suffering a heart attack. After symptom free seven years he again developed symptoms of worsening heart failure due to multiple asymptomatic small heart attacks.

Over next two years, he visited a number of leading hospitals in Delhi. “He was told that his heart had become extremely weak and there was not much hope for him. His symptoms continued to worsen and he became completely bed ridden,” tells Dr Bali.

He became dependent on others even for daily chores. Over span of few months he was admitted for 8 times in different hospitals for treatment. Each time he was given some treatment, discharged from hospital, only for the cycle to be repeated.

Six months ago, he was recommended CRT by having bi ventricular pacemaker implanted in his chest. Within fortnight of implant, his condition improved substantially. CRT has come as a boon and savior of people suffering from heart ailments.

Heart failure worse than cancer:

Dr Bali adds that heart failure is a problem worse than cancer. US analysis reveals that heart failure are estimated to afflict approx 5 million Americans and this number is expected to double within next five years. Also heart failure accounts for nearly 1 million hospitalizations annually, which are more than all forms of cancer combined.

“We Indians are at high risk population due to higher incidence of diabetes and hypertension. More patients survive short-term events and hence number of people who are at risk for developing heart failure subsequently is on rise,” says Dr Bali.

Another cause of worry for India is increasing life expectancy. Risk of heart failure increases dramatically with age. Heart failure affects approximately 10 of every 1,000 people over age of 65.

A word about CRT:

In CRT treatment an implantable device i.e.biventricular pacemaker is used to improve pumping efficiency of heart and increase blood flow to body. By improving blood flow, CRT may help to reduce heart failure symptoms and improve quality of life. CRT is intended to complement standard drug therapy, and dietary and lifestyle modifications.

The devices are implanted under skin in chest. Procedure is done under local anesthesia, so patient remains conscious. Device works silently, while patient can lead normal life.

Studies have shown that heart failure patients are at a higher risk for sudden cardiac arrest. Special CRT devices stop life threatening very fast heart rates by delivering mild electrical shock to patient.

As per study, patients with CRT implants had a 36% reduction in all-cause mortality, over 18 months, as compared with patients in control group.

These devices have come as boon for severely symptomatic patients of heart failure and in coming years their implantation is likely to increase markedly in our country, remarks Dr Bali.

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Joshi flags off shobha yatra on Kabir Jayanti

Kabir panthis demand temple in Chandigarh

Chandigarh, June 6

Shri Jai Ram Joshi, Ex President BJP Chandigarh flagged off shobha yatra organized on eve of Kabir Jayanti here today in Chandigarh.

The pious occasion marked followers of Sant Kabir participating in this yatra with zeal and enthusiasm. Shobha yatra started from from sector 25 and concluded in industrial area phase I. On its way passing from sectors 24, 23, 22, 21, 20, 30 and 29, the yatra witness mass participation of Sant Kabir’s followers.

The other prominent personalities at occasion included Ms. Sheila Phool, President and Madan Lal general secretary and other office bearers of Sadguru Kabir Mahasabha, Chandigarh.

In their charter of demands handed over to Shri Jai Ram Joshi, the Sadguru Kabir Mahasabha, Chandigarh representatives stated that there are 20, 000 followers of Sant Kabir in Chandigarh.

Despite having such strong mass base, the community does not have a temple or bhawan in its name. They demanded that land be allotted in name of Sant Kabir Temple or bhawan.

Community people demanded that Kabir Jayanti be declared a public holiday in order to give due respect to the great saint.

The intellects were of view that a chair be established at Panjab University in name of Sant Kabir to pursue research studies on the religion. It was proposed that a scholarship scheme be launched in name of Sant Kabir in all educational institutes.

Since long, the Kabir panthis have been facing problem of issuance of scheduled caste certificates for various reasons. All slum dwellers with voter cards or ration cards should be given houses in Chandigarh, they demanded.

They were of opinion that adequate representation be given to Dhanak Samaj or Kabir Panthis in various advisory bodies of Chandigarh administration.

Activity packed summer camp at Ashmah International School

Mohali, June 4. A bonanza of summer’s cool holidays, coupled with fun and frolic, was held at Ashmah International school during vacation time. Every student shook a leg and broke into jig during dance sessions, Angel’s yoga from an expert infused energy into young minds, magic maths helped students fight against the Math monster and personality development sessions remained the core of entire summer camp.

The campers had a busy time putting creative minds together and rolling out paper folded pen stands, masks, pot decorative et al. Education oriented activity like the one about concept of day and night formation made learning a fun. Children learned about the bountiful nature and its relation with mankind. Etiquettes and personal conduct remained highlight of this camp.

Water pools beckoned the children in sweltering heat. They enjoyed splash in pool activity. An interesting feature of the camp remained learning cooking. Children were taught simple recipes that did not require any kind work of fire. They were given hands-on experience of churning out bhelpuri, sandwich and lemon water, snacks for themselves when mom is away.

These fulfilled and action packed courses enabled students to discover and experience exciting subjects while gaining new skills and experience.

Principal Mrs Roopinder Ghuman said this was the time when introvert children shed their shy nature and recognized their talents. Such things become little difficult in normal routine. Prizes were distributed and campers were advised to remember the things learnt at camp and make them part of their lives.

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Free Piles check up camp at Cheema Medical Complex

Free stapler surgery for treating piles

Mohali, June 4

Keeping up with its tradition of serving ailing humanity and in yet another step forward towards gaining excellence in piles treatment, Cheema Medical Complex has come up with free piles check-up camp at its premises in phase IV Mohali on June 6 and June 7.

Piles patients will be examined free of cost at check-up camp on June 6 & 7 from 9 am to 1 pm detailed Dr Ajaiwant Cheema, Director, Cheema Medical Complex . Dr. Cheema further added that a selected number of 20 patients will undergo advanced free stapler surgery for treating piles in most painless way on June 13. Surgeons of international and national repute will operate upon patients during this surgical camp.

Known as minimally invasive procedure, this surgery is carried out under general or regional anesthesia. Piles are stapled to the walls of anal canal, which reduces their blood supply and makes them smaller. It is virtually a painless surgery. Patient can be back to work within 3 to 4 days of operation and lead a normal and healthy life.

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