The North Daily

New Delhi , 2 nd  October, 2020 : A special event was held here today on the occasion of Gandhi Jayanti. It was the first program in the country to be held in an auditorium after lockdown. On this occasion, ‘COVID-19/ ILI : From Conspiracy to Solution’ a book by renowned author and scholar, Dr Biswaroop Roy Chowdhury was released. Four months ago, Dr Biswaroop Roy Chowdhury launched a Network of Influenza Care Experts (NICE) with more than 500 experts from across the country, who were trained in curing COVID-19 patients. They were also trained in managing emergency situations. With the help of NICE experts, more than 50,000 COVID-19 patients have been cured, that too without any expenses, medication or casualty. While curing thousands of patients, several shocking facts came to light. Dr Biswaroop revealed that here is no evidence yet to prove that SARS-KoV-2 is a new virus. In terms of mortality and spread rate, the case of COVID-19 is similar to normal flu and is not fatal ...

New Delhi : Dr Biswaroop Roy Chowdhury will give a live demo of simple techniques to manage the emergency conditions of COVID-19 to Cardiac Arrest on 2 nd October at 11 AM via www.biswarup.com/live website. Learning the easy techniques may enable the patients to take care of themselves at home without any hospital or medical support, thus saving their life and money both. Watch video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dAMfpTxZ-rc&feature=youtu.be According to a press statement from Dr Biswaroop, “COVID-19 patients are admitted to the hospitals despite inconvenience and mismanagement prevailing there, thinking that the hospital would save their life by providing Oxygen and ventilator facilities. However, in reality a ventilator is nothing more than a ‘box of death’, for which various pipes are inserted into a patient's nose, mouth and body, causing pain and discomfort. The ventilator failure rate is 97%, while the remaining 3% patients survive hardly for two-three months. On ...

Chandigarh :   With people being confined to their homes during the lockdown period and the concept of ‘work from home’ gaining prominence, people in tricity have been spending long hours in front of computer, laptop & smartphone screens. The prolonged hours in one position has been instrumental in the surge of back & cervical related cases, shared Dr. Ravi Garg, a seasoned brain & spine surgeon at JP Hospital.   According to Dr. Ravi Garg, “Back pain, particularly lower back pain is the most common form of pain. Chronic back pain is a leading cause of disability worldwide and one of the most common reasons for people of working age to drop out of the workforce. Earlier these health problems used to be seen in over forty years old patients but now the issue is being witnessed in even less than 30-year-olds." He said that about 70-80% of the population experiences back pain at some point of their life. Most of the time the cause of pain is mechanical which ...

A Gurugram salon operating with all standard  operating protocol measures (file photo) Chandigarh : The Tricity Salon and Spa Association, which has as its members 500 salons and spas spread across tricity, is up in arms against mobile app based home salon service providers starting operations, after some lock-down restrictions were lifted. The association has also opened a front against individual hair stylists who are advertising their ‘at home services’ in social media groups. The association is also worried about major financial losses of salon, spa and beauty industry which employs about 10000 professionals. Guneet Swani, Founder of Stylush Salon and Academy and a member of the association’s core committee says, “We have information that freelancers associated with ‘beauty services at home apps’ have started operations. Moreover, there are many individual industry professionals who are posting their ‘home hair cut and other salon services’ regularly on social m...

New Delhi :  With each passing day, the fight against COVID-19 pandemic is becoming more and more arduous. The gravity of the situation requires serious measures to be taken by all the stakeholders of the society. In these testing times, many NGOs have come forward to extend their helping hands to ease the situation. One such NGO is CSR-RF (CSR Research Foundation), whose distinct support is worth the acclamation. The NGO is registered pan-India under Section 8 of The Companies Act, 2013, established for knowledge dissemination and facilitating corporate sector in fulfilling their Corporate Social Responsibilities (CSR). The NGO is lately involved in the activities of women empowerment and healthcare. During these challenging times also the NGO came forward to help underprivileged sections by organising a sanitary napkin distribution camp at Narendra Nath Memorial Trust, Gujjar Chaupal, Raghubir Nagar, West Delhi-110027. During the camp, all volunteers strict...

New Delhi :  In this critical pandemic situation of  Corona  virus, where whole world is battling with tough time. Iqbal Singh Anand, Chairman, ALP Group, along with his team members distributed 1200 food packets in  Delhi  and Gurgaon. Everyday ALP Group's 15 staff workers cook fresh food in the kitchen, taking full safety and hygiene precautions. Due to the COVID-19 nationwide lockdown, daily-wage workers are suffering the most. So food packets, groceries, sanitizers, face masks and soaps are being distributed by Iqbal Singh's team in various areas, including the slum areas of Delhi-NCR. "Iqbal Anand selflessly helping thousands needy daily. We need more people like him in our society.", said Mandeep Singh Chhatwal. ALP Group has already been providing food to poor people for past three years. Iqbal Anand's only aim in this critical time is to help as many unprivileged people as he can.  Iqbal Singh said, "We are very lucky and ...

New Delhi :  In this critical pandemic situation of Corona virus, where whole world is battling with tough time. Iqbal Singh Anand, Chairman, ALP Group, along with his team members distributed 1200 food packets in Delhi and Gurgaon. Everyday ALP Group's 15 staff workers cook fresh food in the kitchen, taking full safety and hygiene precautions. Due to the COVID-19 nationwide lockdown, daily-wage workers are suffering the most. So food packets, groceries, sanitizers, face masks and soaps are being distributed by Iqbal Singh's team in various areas, including the slum areas of Delhi-NCR. ALP Group has already been providing food to poor people for past three years. Iqbal Anand's only aim in this critical time is to help as many unprivileged people as he can.  Iqbal Singh said, "We are very lucky and privileged enough to not suffer during this pandemic, but my heart worries the most about the poor people, who are suffering the mos...