Bengaluru: Ravindra Kishore Sinha, who passed away on Friday, 30th October (born 22 September 1951), is remembered in all circles for reasons far more widely known on public platforms. By and large, RK Sinha, or RK among close circles, was a multifaceted, cheerful, and ever-enthusiastic personality throughout his active life, but that changed in the final phase after he suffered a brain haemorrhage. A Swayamsevak turned scribe, industrialist! RK Sinha, to begin with, was a swayamsevak of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh(RSS). His journalism career began with a stint in Hindusthan Samachar as a Reporter. Later, he evolved as an entrepreneur by kickstarting the Security and Intelligence Service(SIS) private security services and rose to become a billionaire journalist, businessman, politician, and philanthropist worth emulating for future generations to come. Security agency to help ex-servicemen: According to his own admission, R K Sinha came into touch with the Defence Personnel ...
Bengaluru: Mallappa is an 86-year-old retired state government school headmaster, serving in Kolar district. Recently, the tall, well-built octogenarian developed severe health complications, leading to his hospitalisation in vain. The in-hospital treatment didn't improve his health condition. Meanwhile, he had developed diabetes and high blood pressure; his body had become stiff, and he was unable to walk on his own, apart from suffering from memory loss, and unable to eat by himself! Eat, walk on his own: Thanks to the multi-pronged approach of Sunil Rao through physiotherapy, acupressure, and Nadi Shastra forms of treatment, Mallappa is a totally recovered person now. His body has become flexible, his diabetes is normal, his BP is normal, he can walk without the assistance of anybody else, he can go to the washroom during nighttime, and last but not least, he has regained his memory! No need for medication , further! Once Mallappa started recovering slowly and gradual...