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"I had a heart attack when I was 33 - not an age that one usually associates with heart attacks. I am Ram and I am going to tell you what it was like to have a heart attack.
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I am in a typical corporate job, and it had been a year of many changes; my wife delivered a baby, and with that came a huge change in our regular schedule.
I was constantly feeling restless and lethargic.
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I attributed it all to a lack of proper sleep, given that there was a new baby in the house.
Not for once did I stop to think that this could be something else.
It was a Monday morning, and I woke up as usual and started getting ready for work.
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By 9.30 am, I was done with breakfast and left for work.
As I parked my car and started walking towards the office, I felt very uneasy. I started to feel breathless; I got to my seat, sat down, and tried to get in more breaths.
Nothing helped.
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My left hand began feeling so heavy that I was unable to even lift it. Soon after, I started feeling cramps and a ‘pins and needles’ like sensation. It was like my fingers were frozen.
My colleagues noticed my discomfort and rushed me to the hospital.
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My ECG revealed that I had suffered a heart attack.
I was wheeled in for emergency surgery. By now, the pain had spread all over, and I felt as though I had been given an electric shock.
Post the surgery, I was put on at least 10 pills a day.
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None of which I needed to take pre-surgery.
Why this was a shocker for everyone? Because I was not overweight, even my BMI at the time of the heart attack was at an unalarming 25. No one looking at me would consider me unfit or someone likely to have a heart attack.
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But now that I look back, there were some small signs that I ignored...
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In October 1952, freedom fighter Potti Sriramulu went on a fast, demanding the immediate constitution of an Andhra State. Undeterred by the non-attention of national leaders, he fasted & fasted, finally passing away on the night of 15/16 December after 58 days without food.
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His martyrdom provoked widespread public anger, with hartals and dharnas held across the Telugu community.
Unnerved by the scale of the protests, and the intensity of the anger, PM Nehru and CM Rajaji capitulated.
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An Andhra State was formed in 1953, provoking Kannada, Marathi, and Malayalam speakers to demand separate states of their own.
A States Reorganisation Commission was formed, which recommended the constitution of linguistic states.
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Loved the spectacular costumes of #PonniyinSelvan1? Costume designer Eka Lakhani is the brain behind it. @ekalakhani
“Everyone has their own imagination of the characters,” says Eka, adding that the design team made sketches of each character.
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As a reference, they used the old drawings by artist Maniam for the weekly magazine Kalki.
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Eka points out that while these drawings portray the royal characters during their public appearances, they had to imagine how #Kundavai, #Nandini or #Vanathy would look in their private chambers.
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As the monsoon takes its leave and winter days approach across the Northern and Southern Plains, the weather turns favourable for sightseeing and outdoor activities.
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Molbio Diagnostics was started by Sriram Natarajan, a diagnostics expert who has over 34 years of experience in developing, manufacturing, and marketing diagnostics devices. @MolbioDx
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The Goa-based company is known for its molecular diagnostic platform Truenat, which changed the game for COVID-19 RT-PCR testing.
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In a statement, Molbio Diagnostics said that the fresh funds from Temasek (Singapore-based private equity firm) along with those from existing investors such as Motilal Oswal Alternates will help the company accelerate the development of new technologies.
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It's said that behind every brand is a story of how it came to be, what it set out to do and how it changed the market.
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And to reflect this tale is a significant, albeit small, design, which is the brand logo.
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From the famous Wagh Bakri Chai to the iconic Nirma jingle, here are the stories behind the marketing and brand logos of five such iconic Indian brands.