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    For aspiring singers, the stage of Indian Idol is no less than a golden opportunity that opens doors for their future in the music arena. From different walks of life, many people come to the city of Mumbai to try their luck. Some succeed and some do not, but there are a few stories of these contestants that are bound to make you emotional.
    One such contestant is Yuvraj Medhe whose story proves that dreams can be fulfilled if you have the required skill and dedication. Yuvraj who hails from Jalgaon is the perfect example of the fact that only hard work can get you to your final destination.
    Sony TV shared a promo that features Yuvraj Medhe. They captioned it as, "#IndianIdol ke stage se hi huya jiska safar shuru kya ab wohi stage dega Yuvraj ke sapno ko pankh? Dekhiye #IndianIdol2020 28th November se Sat-Sun raat 8 baje. Ab mausam hoga phirse awesome (sic)."
    #IndianIdol ke stage se hi huya jiska safar shuru kya ab wohi stage dega Yuvraj ke sapno ko pankh? Dekhiye #IndianIdol2020 28th November se Sat-Sun raat 8 baje. Ab mausam hoga phirse awesome. @iAmNehaKakkar @VishalDadlani #HimeshReshammiya #AdityaNarayan @FremantleIndia pic.twitter.com/GEKTdXgBTI
    — sonytv (@SonyTV) November 22, 2020
    It so happened when Yuvraj went for the auditions, Neha Kakkar asked him if he had previously auditioned for it as she found his face to be very familiar. He revealed that he has cleaned confetti for Salman Ali and Sunny in the earlier seasons. His brilliant voice made Neha very emotional and she could not stop praising him.
    In the promo video, Yuvraj also said, “I used to take notes of the tips and suggestions that judges gave after each performance at Indian Idol and improvised my singing keeping those in mind. I thank my backstage team for motivating and supporting me so much, I will make them proud."
    While praising him, Himesh Reshammiya said, "Indian idol is such a huge stage and has inspired so many people and I feel so happy watching you perform that the one who has worked backstage for so long now finally has got the chance to be on stage, I wish you all the luck for your future."
    For Yuvraj, this is a dream come true and his story can inspire hundreds of people who are lacking the motivation to chase their dreams.

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    Imagine owning a supercar and then crashing it badly- yes, sounds like a nightmare! A 17-year-old YouTuber Gage Gillean crashed a multi-million dollar supercar- the purple-colored Pagani Huayra Roadster in Dallas, Texas. 

    Pictures on social media showed that the Italian sports car was lying on the roadside in pieces and the teenager also suffered minor injuries.
    The teenage YouTuber has around 84,000 subscribers and so he posted a footage of the same on his channel in which he was talking about the crash details. He also posted a photo of himself wearing an arm sling on Instagram and took down the crash video.
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    Gage said, "I lost control. We hit the curb, we caught air, we went off the ground and flew into the tree. The doors flew off when we hit the tree. It was honestly the scariest thing of my life.”

    "S*** happens. Thanking God for a second chance at life. A crash could've left us with worse injuries or even death. Wanna say thanks to my family, friends, and fans for all the messages. Means a lot,” he added.
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    It is still not clear what exactly happened but Gage said that he rammed the car into the tree. Also, he was in the car with fellow YouTuber Zach Walker.

    The YouTuber’s dad Tim Gillean is the founder of Dallas-based private equity firm Cross Equities and owns a fleet of high-end sports cars along with other vehicles.
    Also, Gage’s social media is flooded with photos and videos of him posing with and driving his dad’s car.
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    Now, the aftermath video of the car crash shows the one of a kind vehicle in pieces and the car’s purple bodywork can be seen all distorted.

    His dad purchased the Pagani in June and it crumbled down into pieces in a car accident.

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    Samsung has finally announced their new Odyssey G9 and G7 monitors in India which were unveiled at CES 2020 earlier this year. The monitor's marquee feature has to be its curved QLED VA panel that has a refresh rate of 240Hz. 
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    The South Korean giant announced a range of two gaming monitors in the Odyssey series i.e. the G9 (49-inch) and the G7 which are available in 32-inch and 27-inch size variants. The monitors are available to preorder from today. The monitors have also been certified by TÜV Rheinland and have been awarded the industry’s first high performance 1000R curved display and Eye Comfort certificate.
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    For gamers, the monitors also support a refresh rate of 240Hz and have a response time (latency) of 1ms. The monitors are also G-Sync compatible for NVIDIA GPUs and have Adaptive Sync on its  DP1.4 port as well. In terms of connectivity and ports, both models come with 1x HDMI (2.0), 2X DP (1.4),  and 2 USB 3.0 ports. 
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    The 49-inch G9 Odyssey monitor has a resolution of 5120×1440, 32:9 aspect ratio and a peak brightness of 1000 cd/m2. This particular model also has support for HDR1000 and uses Quantum dot technology for a vivid picture on its QLED panel. The G9 has a striking glossy white exterior and a futuristic infinity core lighting glowing rear core. The core can be customised with up to 52 colours and five lighting effect options.

    Samsung’s Odyssey G9 49-inch and G7 32-inch and 27-inch models will be available for pre-booking in India from November 25 till December 31, 2020, with special gift offers. Customers can pre-order the monitor from Samsung’s official website here. In terms of pricing, the Odyssey  G9 (49-inch) monitor will retail in India for Rs 1,99,000 whereas the Odyssey  G7 27-inch model will retail for Rs 49,000. 
    If you want a detailed breakdown of features on both models, have a look at the chart below:
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    Bollywood has given us a versatile pool of fashionable actors. On one hand, we have celebrities like Ranveer Singh and Shahid Kapoor, who have proven that they are bonafide style icons. And, then, on the other hand, we have someone like John Abraham, who, despite being the most dressed down actors of B-town, knows how to make a statement, while stepping out. That's what sets his sartorial choices apart from the rest of the actors.
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    John is seen wearing Nike's The Zoom Pegasus Turbo II 'Pure Platinum' sneakers. The pure platinum and the black colour scheme of the shoes adds to the graphic swathed upper. The mesh upper is lightweight and there are no chances of irritating seams coming in the way. The heel has a flexible fit, with branded embellishments and technical computer-style text placed around the swoosh.


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    The coronavirus pandemic continues to be a major concern all over the world. While news of more good results regarding promising vaccinations are making headlines, the number of positive cases have increased once again in certain cities of India.
    To those who believe that the ones who have already recovered from the deadly virus are completely safe to live the rest of their lives normally, it might not be all that great… at least for now. 
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    We got in touch with Dr. Md. Shakeel, Head-Emergency & Trauma, Hiranandani Hospital who gave us some insight into what happens to a recently recovered Covid-19 patient and why some of them are being rushed back into the emergency ward.

    Dr. Md. Shakeel says: 
    “A study conducted in Italy showed an overwhelming 87.4% of patients, who have recovered from COVID-19, reported persistence of at least one symptom - particularly fatigue and Dyspnoea (laboured breathing); this was reported even after two months of being discharged from the hospital.”Some of the recovered patients had returned to the hospital complaining of low oxygen saturation levels despite being admitted and treated in medical care for at least 10 days and were only discharged once they were free of all the symptoms.
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    Dr. Shakeel adds:

    “These patients came back to the hospital emergency with a whole spectrum of Lung diseases – from Fibrosis (formation of hard fibrous tissues as the Lung heals from an injury) to secondary infections and Pneumonia. It was also noted that, after recovering from COVID-19, some patients came back to the hospital’s Emergency Room with reduced heart function, Heart Attack or even Stroke.”He continues:
    “COVID-19 is known to attack the Endothelial Cells that line the blood vessels, leading to excessive blood clotting across the body. Now that the disease has been in the country for over five months and we understand it slightly better, we need to start looking at post-COVID rehabilitation, which has become a must, especially after having dozens of patients coming back into the Emergency Room with post-COVID symptoms.” © iStock
    These long and short term impacts of COVID19 are called ‘Post COVID Syndrome’. This means, after the acute phase of COVID19 is over, patients come back to hospitals with symptoms such as lethargy, body aches and itchy throats even four to six weeks later. 

    Patients are also seen to have had psychological impact of the infection, leading to Anxiety and Depression. It is of utmost importance to monitor such cases, and a proper post-discharge rehabilitation plan be put in place, to monitor the patient’s health, so timely intervention could be done.
    FAQs About ‘Post-Covid Syndrome’ © iStock
    Why Does Post-Covid Syndrome Take Place?

    The extent of post-COVID distress would likely depend on the extent and impact of the infection the patient suffered. Other factors such as smoking history, advanced age and comorbid conditions like Diabetes, Hypertension, Renal Disorders also come into the picture, which further reduce the immune response of patients.
    Do Men & Women Report Same Issues Post Discharge?
    Men and women report the same post-COVID issues, but the incidence of Post COVID Syndrome is seen more amongst males, than females.
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    What Are Some Doctor-Recommended Checks That Covid Survivors Must Undergo?

    Daily check of oxygen saturation, it should be maintained at >94% on room air;Watch for respiratory symptoms i.e. persistence or worsening of symptoms like cough & breathlessness;Persistent rise of body temperature above 100F;Watch for signs of lethargy, drowsiness, and altered sensorium;Regular monitoring of blood sugar in known diabetic patients is needed. COVID infection (as any other infection) alters blood sugar levels of the body. Strict monitoring once in 3 days and regular consultation with your doctor is required;Regular blood pressure monitoring in known Hypertensive patients is required to avoid accelerated Hypertension-related complications. Weekly blood pressure monitoring in case of controlled Hypertension, or more frequently in case of abnormal readings is required;Follow up consultation with your doctor within 7 days of discharge;Blood investigations like CBC, CRP at first follow up, and subsequent follow ups, if advised by your physician;Repeat CT scan of chest after 3 months to look at the extent of Lung recovery post the COVID infection.What Are The Potential Dangers of Ignoring These Assessments?
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    Patients may go into ‘Cytokine Storm’ - Immune cells flood and attack the Lungs they should actually be protecting;Blood vessels could leak, or the blood starts clotting;Blood pressure could plummet and organs could start to fail;Secondary complications are highly common in post COVID infections like Pulmonary Fibrosis, Pulmonary Embolism, Renal Failure, Liver Dysfunction, Coagulopathy (excessive bleeding or clotting), Acute Stroke, and Myocardial Infarction.~With inputs by Dr Md. Shakeel, Head-Emergency & Trauma, Hiranandani Hospital

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