With 90 percent success rate Ileal Interposition surgery can treat severe type 2 Diabetes

Diabetes affects around 200 million people worldwide, and around three crore people in India. The incidence of Diabetes is expected to rise by 50 percent in the next ten years. Diabetes is not a single disease but a root cause of some major health problems. Presently, it is being treated by a few diet modifications, oral hypoglycemic medications and insulin therapy. But now there is a ray of hope for the non-obese type 2 diabetic patients in the form of Ileal interposition surgery.

Bolla Alekhya | May 15, 2013

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'Indian consumers are more price sensitive than brand conscious'

With over 15 years of entrepreneurial exposure across industry domains of education, social service, and retail, Vijender Singh is today driving the vision of establishing a leading technology ICT brand in the highly competitive global market-place, which contributes to a digitally inclusive society.

Rajat Bhatia | May 14, 2013

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Egg freezing is an empowering way for women to be career oriented

Egg freezing as a way to postpone and have children is becoming increasingly popular in India. Many career-oriented women are preferring to do this as they want to put their careers ahead of having children. And this is the reason behind the mushrooming of IVF clinics across India in recent years.

Bolla Alekhya | May 14, 2013

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I will sacrifice my life, if my demands are not met: Nirpreet Kaur

One of the victims of the 1984 anti-Sikh riots Nirpreet Kaur, who lost her father Nirmal Singh, is sitting on an indefinite fast at Jantar Mantar against the acquittal of Congress leader Sajjan Kumar. Kaur, who started her fast on May 3, in a brief interview with this citizen journalist, said that if the government does not pay attention to her demands she will prefer to sacrifice her life while continuing with her fast.

Shiv Prakash | May 06, 2013

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Nandini Sahu: Journey of a great poetic soul

Of the great names in Indian English Literature in recent times, Nandini Sahu occupies a significant place. Her poetic firmament is illumined with her journey of her self, her love for nature and life. Hers is a strong poetic voice. In a candid interview she talks about her life and her poetry.

Santanu Halder | May 04, 2013

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Metaphorical poetry appeals to most teenagers: Sonnet Mondal

Sonnet Mondal is a much-discussed poet and the founder of The Enchanting Verses Literary Review. He has authored eight collections of poetry. His works have appeared in several international literary publications including The Sheepshead Review (University of Wisconsin, Green Bay), Nth Position, The Penguin Review (Youngstown State University), Two Thirds North (Stockholm University), California State Poetry Quarterly (California State Poetry Society) and Friction Magazine (New Castle University) to name a few.

Dr Shamenaz | Apr 20, 2013

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Art is a reflection of your personality: Kavita Jaiswal

After painting for last 30 years, Kavita Jaiswal, a Gurgaon-based artist, has decided to share her experience and learning with other artists. She is approaching artists who have forgotten their dreams, creativity and passion to paint under various pressures. For last few years, she has been organising Fine Art workshops at Gurgaon's Epicentre, and inviting people from different fields to fulfill their incomplete dreams.

Rajat Bhatia | Apr 17, 2013

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Jhumroo's success was expected: Gaurav Gera

Actor Gaurav Gera, who plays lead role of 'Bhola' in Jhumroo, a musical comedy show on stage that celebrates the spirit of Kishore Kumar at Kingdom of Dreams in Gurgaon, tells citizen journalist Rajat Bhatia in an interview how difficult it was for him to manage between his theatre and TV commitments during last one year. Gaurav acted in the 300th performance of the show, which completed its one year on April 6.

Rajat Bhatia | Apr 11, 2013

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'Nautanki Saala', remake of a French film: Rohan Sippy

On Monday, Director Rohan Sippy visited Gurgaon's Galaxy Hotel to promote his upcoming flick 'Nautanki Saala' with Ayushmann Khurrana and Kunal Roy Kapur. In an exclusive interview with this citizen journalist, he talked about the film (which releases this Friday), the change in the pattern of comedy in past few decaded, his belief in remakes and 100 crore race. Excerpts.

Rajat Bhatia | Apr 11, 2013

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We need three-dimensional planning to move ahead, says GIREM president

Over the past 15 years, Gurgaon has emerged as a one of the top 10 business cities in the country, which consists of 50 Fortune 500 companies and generates more than 50% revenue for the state. Along with rapid increase in the numbers of BPOs, MNCs and big corporates, the real estate value has also risen amazingly in past one decade.

Rajat Bhatia | Apr 03, 2013

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Surrogate mothers don't feel any guilt or regret: Dr Kohli

Thousands of childless couples across the world are blessed with a 'baby of their own' because of surrogacy. Because of low cost treatment, availability of women opting to be surrogates and favourable laws, today, India is considered as the hub of surrogacy, as a burgeoning number of childless couples from all over the world come to India to have their own babies.

Bolla Alekhya | Mar 31, 2013

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English poetry is receiving lesser attention these days: Aju Mukhopadhyay

Aju Mukhopadhyay, a bilingual poet, author and critic, writes fictions and essays too. He has authored 30 books and received several poetry awards from India and USA, besides other honours. He is a regular contributor to various magazines and e-zines in India and abroad. He is a member of the Research Board of Advisors of the American Biographical Institute, registered in the Who's Who of Sahitya Akademi, India. He is one of the Vice President of the Guild of Indian English Writers, Editors and Critics.

Santanu Halder | Mar 24, 2013

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Pinkathon: A run to support breast cancer awareness

Given the major threat from breast cancer, to spread awareness about it, a multi-category running event for women, called 'Pinkathon,' will be organized on April 7 by Maximus Events in 10 cities across India. The run is focused on woman's health and fitness and specifically breast cancer awareness.

Damini Dawar | Mar 22, 2013

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Love for environment inspired us to nurture GreenDust: Hitendra Chaturvedi

Hitendra Chaturvedi is the founder and CEO of RLC and GreenDust which is a dedicated reverse logistics company, which combines technology, services, and domain experience into a solution that would allow Indian companies to beat global supply chain benchmarks of efficiency and productivity by outsourcing their entire reverse logistics process.

Rajat Bhatia | Mar 13, 2013

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India's 'Bard on the banks of Dulong' Dr. Jaydeep Sarangi on poetry and Dalit writing

Among the galaxy of India's contemporary English poets, Dr. Jaydeep Sarangi shines like a bright star. His poems lift the veil from the hidden beauty of the world. His pen chronicles a new history of the downtrodden, oppressed people, his personal pangs and sorrows, and his happy days. His poems also throw light on several issues of rural life, his lonely childhood days, his grown-up memories, and his days amid the urban setting.

Santanu Halder | Mar 12, 2013

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