Pune, 24 July 2023: Harshal Juikar, a student of MIT-World Peace University, Pune, has accomplished an extraordinary feat by securing a remarkable 50+ Lakhs per annum pay package at Google through campus placement. What sets this achievement apart is that Harshal is a non-engineering graduate who pursued an M. Sc. in Blockchain Technology, defying conventional career routes to pursue his passion.

Harshal’s remarkable success story has not only left an indelible mark on his academic journey but has also become a source of inspiration for countless others. His determination to explore unconventional paths and excel in a rapidly evolving field like Blockchain Technology has been recognized and rewarded by one of the world’s leading tech giants, Google.

Sharing his experience, Harshal Juikar commented, “I dared to pursue my passion, and the journey was filled with challenges and doubts. But staying true to myself and embracing the unconventional path led me to success beyond my imagination. I owe immense gratitude to MIT-WPU for unwaveringly supporting me throughout this journey; without their help, this remarkable achievement would not have been possible. My tips for others are to stay curious, be persistent, and not be afraid to explore uncharted territories. It’s in the pursuit of our passions that we truly find our purpose.”

Dr. Ravikumar Chitnis, Vice Chancellor of MIT-WPU, added, “We are extremely proud of Harshal’s outstanding achievement, and his success is a reflection of the institution’s commitment to nurturing individual talents and fostering a culture of innovation.”

Harshal’s journey is a testament to the power of passion, hard work, and perseverance, proving that dedication to one’s chosen field can lead to exceptional career opportunities. Harshal’s accomplishment has sparked conversations about the importance of innovation and the willingness to venture beyond the conventional, inspiring the next generation of students to break barriers and embrace unique academic pursuits.

About MIT-WPU

With a rich legacy of 40 years in fostering world-class academic excellence and over 1,00,000+ alumni across the globe, MIT-WPU is one of the premier institutions of higher learning in India that offers over 150 programs at the undergraduate, postgraduate, diploma, and Ph.D. levels. It is also known for its prolific placements and career support provided to the students. Spread over 65 acres, MIT-WPU is equipped with state-of-the-art infrastructure and facilities. Over 8,000 students enroll every year for different courses, across the 11+ Schools & 30+ departments of MIT-WPU.

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Dr. Keni Ravish Rajiv, Consultant Neurologist & Epileptologist, Aster RV Hospital

Peripheral neuropathy, also known as nerve damage, is a common condition that affects everybody at some point in their life and is characterized by the hallmark symptoms of tingling, numbness, pain, and muscular weakness.

Several types of nerve injury fall under the umbrella category of neuropathy. The number of affected nerves can be used to classify all neuropathies; mononeuropathies impact only one nerve, whereas polyneuropathies affect many. They are further divided into categories based on the kind of nerves (motor, sensory, or autonomic) they mostly influence.

Basics of peripheral neuropathy

Your peripheral nervous system (PNS) is a critical component of almost every bodily function, from sensory perception and voluntary motor activities like muscle contraction to autonomic processes like digestion, body temperature control, heart rate, and blood pressure.

Damaged peripheral nerves make it difficult for them to send and receive complete, coherent messages to and from your central nervous system. Physical trauma, an underlying medical condition, a vitamin deficiency, or exposure to poisonous substances are just a few of the many causes of harm.

These nerves may deliver messages that aren’t correct, like static on a phone line, or they may give signals that are warped, like a wavering television image. They might even completely stop signaling, like a damaged line. In injury-induced neuropathy, nerve damage can appear suddenly, as is frequently the case, or it can appear gradually and worsen over time, as is frequently the case with diabetic neuropathy.

Forms of neuropathy and symptoms:

Although the type and degree of the symptoms that neuropathy causes are frequently used to characterize it, the first classification of neuropathy is based on how many nerves it affects. There are two primary categories of neuropathy:

Mononeuropathy

One nerve or set of nerves is affected by mononeuropathy. This type of neuropathy can develop from prolonged nerve pressure brought on by spending too much time sitting in a chair or lying in bed, however, it is frequently brought on by physical trauma or injury.

Mononeuropathy can also occur as a result of persistent or repetitive movements, local compression, and chronic inflammation. The most prevalent type of mononeuropathy, carpal tunnel syndrome, generally manifests in just this way.

Symptoms typically manifest locally and widely. When it affects the peroneal nerve below your knee, you may have lower limb weakness that makes it difficult to lift your foot. When it affects the ulnar nerve in your elbow, you may suffer numbness in your elbow and tingling in your ring and pinky fingers radiating from your elbow.

Polyneuropathy

The majority of the time, neuropathy affects many nerves and nerve types, leading to extensive peripheral nervous system dysfunction. This disorder, sometimes referred to as polyneuropathy, typically develops when several peripheral nerves break down simultaneously due to an underlying medical condition.

Depending on the kind, location, and extent of the affected nerves, polyneuropathy symptoms can range from moderate and sporadic to severe and ongoing. Your reflexes and movement might be impacted by injury to your motor nerves, whereas your sensations and sense of balance can be impacted by damage to your sensory nerves.

An erratic heartbeat, excessive perspiration, bowel and bladder issues, enduring gastrointestinal symptoms, and abrupt blood pressure swings that make you feel dizzy or lightheaded are all indicators of autonomic nerve injury.

Options for treating neuropathy

As the majority of peripheral neuropathies are incurable or irreversible, treatment focuses on slowing or halting disease development and delivering long-lasting symptom relief so you can resume your normal, active lifestyle.

Keep your underlying medical condition under control if it’s diabetes that’s the root of your problem if you want to avoid more nerve damage.

The majority of neuropathy cases react effectively to specific lifestyle adjustments; many patients discover that maintaining an active lifestyle, eating a healthy diet, and decreasing weight can all significantly reduce the severity of their neuropathy symptoms. Mechanical devices like braces, occupational therapy, and physical therapy are all beneficial.

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An exclusive Chef’s Pop-Up brunch at The Living Room, featuring a diverse selection of multi-cuisine small plates by Chef Akanksha who has worked in various cities across India with renowned brands such as Ministry of Crab, Estella, Elephant & Co., The Oberoi Group, in the course of her professional career.

The menu will demonstrate a unique culinary journey showcasing flavors and textures created by bringing together various ingredients, spices, and cooking techniques from different cuisines around the world through an array of small plates, which will be carefully crafted to provide a burst of flavors in a bite-sized portion. This will be an A La Carte menu for food along with a drinks package!

Warm, easy, and chic decor, along with bright Latin, reggaeton music, and some afro beats to get the perfect Sunday afternoon vibe going, await you!

We aim to tantalize taste buds and embrace culinary fusion, while providing a memorable dining experience for food enthusiasts at Living Room by Coco on the 23rd of July, Sunday, 12:30 pm onwards.

For reservations

Contact: +91 83789 13818

Date & Time: 23rd July, 12:30 pm onwards.

Address: 12th floor, Living Room by Coco, Onyx Complex, Koregaon Rd, Koregaon Park Annexe, Mundhwa, Pune, Maharashtra 411001

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Good news has come in from the Indian Railways for Maharashtra. The state is all set to get its first Vande Bharat express train, which is said to be one of the fastest in the country. Though the ministry has not announced the date, from when the trains will be operational, they are expected to start by August 15.

The time to travel between the two cities will be reduced to 150 minutes or two-and-a-half hours after the Vande Bharat trains are introduced between the routes.

A senior Central Railway official said that the decision of introducing these trains between Mumbai and Pune was taken considering that the trains have chair cars, hence, they can be operated smoothly on the route between the two cities.

In case you don’t know, the Vande Bharat trains are operational between New Delhi and Varanasi, along with New Delhi and Katra. The operating speed of these trains is 130 kmph while on some railway sections, it has been operated up to 160 km as well. The maximum speed of the train can go up to 200 kmph.

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Pune, August 29, 2019: Lord Ganesha is worshipped as the God of new beginnings. Whenever we want to start something auspicious, he is the Lord we all pray to. With an aim to celebrate new beginnings, Upsouth & Green Ganesha Foundation have joined hands to organize “Shuddhi Ganesha” Idol Exhibition at UpsouthWakad.

These idols are made of recyclable materials such as Soil, Alum, Cow Dung, Panchagavya and seeds and can be immersed later in water to grow trees after the end of the auspicious Ganeshutsav. The idols are priced between INR 800 to 1500 and will be available for sale at an exhibition this Saturday at Upsouth Wakad.

The event aims to create awareness on Green measures that can be taken to protect environment and also how trees can be grown by immersing the Ganesha idols in a Tree pot or ground at your own house. Natural colours have been used to make them colourful which after immersion do not harm the water bodies.

Commenting on the Green Initiative, Kumar Gaurav, Vice President, Billion Smiles Hospitality Pvt. Ltd. says, “Upsouth has always been on the forefront for Green & Sustainable business. This reflects across all our operations and practices. Keeping the same in mind, we have organized this exhibition to promote the concept of Green Ganeshutsavso that we celebrate the festival while keeping environmental sensibilities in mind.”

Rashmi & Shailesh Ausekar, Founders, Green Ganesha Foundation, quip “Ganeshutsav is a massive celebration of 11 days and results in a lot of water and soil pollution. To prevent the same, ShuddhiGanesha idols which are eco-friendly can be used to grow trees after the celebrations end.”

So come and Celebrate New Beginnings.
Take a Shuddhi Ganesha home and Grow a Tree!

What: Shuddhi Ganesha Idol Exhibition
Where: Upsouth Wakad
When: 31st August (All Day)
How: 9527402500

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23rd Nov, Pune: KTM today introduced the 200 Duke ABS at a price of Rs.1,60,000 (ex-showroom Delhi).

KTM, Europe’s No.1 Motorcycle brand has an unparalleled legacy in the world of racing with over 295 world championship titles and the experience from racetracks is directly fed into production motorcycles.

Similarly, the 200 Duke shows its racing genes with class-leading 25 Ps power and premium racing equipment like the trellis frame, aluminum swingarm and upside down suspension from WP. The newly introduced ABS by BOSCH provides the 200 Duke with even more controlled stopping power.

Commenting on the introduction of the KTM 200 Duke ABS, Amit Nandi, President (Probiking) at Bajaj Auto Ltd. said “With the addition of ABS our customers will now have choice of both ABS and non-ABS versions on the KTM 200 Duke.”

The KTM 200 Duke ABS will be available in 3 colors Orange, White and Black across 450 exclusive KTM showrooms in India.

The non-ABS variant of the KTM 200 Duke will continue to be available at a price of Rs. 1,51,757 (ex-showroom Delhi)

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