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Bengalureans turn up to help the calendar-seller of Coles Park who suffers from Elephantiasis Mehaboob Ahmed ’s is a riches-to rags story. Once a realtor, he lost all his fortune a few years ago. These days you will see him selling calendars near Coles Park. His story particularly catches the eye as the 55-yearold has been struggling with odd jobs to feed his family, while suffering from a defect, elephantiasis, which has caused his foot to swell up. With the new year though, there was a brief period in his life when help poured in. Seeing the man standing there with this ailment daily and standing for hours to sell a few calendars, a good samaritan made a post about him on social media. This got him some attention and many came forward to buy the calendars. Lockdown time was particularly tough on the family. “During the lockdown, we had great difficulty to survive as there was no earning for us and post lockdown too, I did not get any work. With my leg ... » Learn More about The calendar-seller of Coles park

'Both Saina Nehwal and HS Prannoy have been cleared to participate in the ongoing Yonex Thailand Open after the fourth-round tests reports confirmed that both shuttlers have been tested negative for COVID-19.' IMAGE: Saina Nehwal has been taken to the hospital for further tests. Photograph: Albert Perez/Getty Images Indian shuttler Saina Nehwal has been allowed to take her place in the draw for the Thailand Open after being initially withdrawn following a positive test for COVID-19, the Badminton World Federation (BWF) said on Tuesday. The Badminton Association of India (BAI) said earlier that Nehwal and men's world number 28 HS Prannoy had tested positive and withdrawn from the Open, along with Nehwal's husband, Parupalli Kashyap, who was quarantined in his hotel room. The Thailand Open is the first tournament of the Asian leg of the BWF World Tour. "The BWF... can confirm three of the four players who tested positive for COVID-19 earlier today at the Asian ... » Learn More about Saina cleared to play in Thailand after testing negative for COVID-19

Epidemiologists point out that if there is no second wave, it means that the number of infected has surpassed the uninfected, reports Ruchika Chitravanshi. IMAGE: A woman walks past a mural referring to the Covid-19 coronavirus painted on a wall in New Delhi. Photograph: Anindito Mukherjee/Getty Images After a year of battling Covid-19, India’s graph of coronavirus cases has been on a steady decline, giving hope that the epidemic may be on its last leg. If this continues, epidemiologists say India might not witness a second wave, something many nations are grappling with. India’s cases, which peaked at over 90,000 per day in mid-September last year, were down to around 9,000 on January 26. In the last two weeks, they have been in the range of 15,000-12,000 per day. “No other country had the pattern like India’s,” said Jacob John, former head of the Centre for Advanced Research in Virology, Indian Council of Medical Research. “They all have different factors operating. ... » Learn More about After a year of Covid, India may not face a second wave

IMAGE: Bayern Munich's German Thomas Mueller. Photograph: Christof Stache//Reuters Bayern Munich midfielder Thomas Mueller has tested positive for COVID-19 and will miss the Club World Cup final against Mexico's Tigres UANL on Thursday, world soccer governing body FIFA said. Bayern, who beat Egypt's Al Ahly in the semi-final on Monday, are eyeing their sixth title in less than nine months after winning all domestic and European trophies in 2020. "FIFA can confirm that following the standard PCR test, FC Bayern Muenchen player Thomas Mueller has tested positive for COVID-19," it said in a statement. "In line with the medical procedures in place at the FIFA Club World Cup 2020, the player has been placed in isolation and will be ineligible for today's final." Mueller has been in sensational form this season, having scored 10 times in the Bundesliga and set up another 10 goals. He is not the first Bayern player to be infected with the virus as Leon Goretzka and ... » Learn More about Bayern’s Mueller tests positive for COVID-19

BENGALURU: Two anganwadi workers, who experienced uneasiness after taking the first vaccine dose in January, were recently diagnosed with Guillain-Barre Syndrome (GBS), a rare condition in which a person’s immune system attacks the nerves. They are aged 35 and 45 and currently being treated at a hospital. The exact cause of the syndrome is not known, but it is often preceded by a bacterial or viral infection. The two women, who were administered Covishield , are among the state’s 20 serious cases of adverse event following immunisation ( AEFI ). The 35-year-old woman, from Shivamogga district’s Thirthahalli taluk, fell ill on February 10, almost 15 days after the first vaccine dose, and was admitted to the hospital of Kasturba Medical College (KMC), Manipal, the next day. She had progressive weakness in the hands and legs and also faced breathing difficulty. She was on ventilator support initially, but can breathe on her own now. “She is currently in the ICU. Her ... » Learn More about Karnataka: Two hospitalised over rare disorder days after taking jab

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Animal skulls and bones found in caretaker’s quarters in Chikkabellandur farm: CUPA says these belong to dogs; pigs, say Varthur police Officials and activists of Compassion Unlimited Plus Action, CUPA, the not-for-profit, NGO and animal shelter, say they stumbled on skulls and bones of at least eight stray dogs strewn on a property named Misty Springs in Carmelaram. The property is next to a mango farm in Chikkabellandur near Varthur, southeast Bengaluru. Animal welfare officer from the CUPA Cruelty Cell, Thejeshwar B received a complaint from Siddharth , who lived next to Misty Springs that a bunch of strays from that area, whom he and another woman used to feed, had gone missing, after they entered the property. dogs may have been killed for meat by the tenants living on the property. The owner of the land lives in Mangaluru and visits once in six months and no one knew how to contact him. The torso of what appears to be a dog; the outhouse where the ... » Learn More about Bone mystery