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What are burns? Injuries due to improper handling of crackers. Common heat injuries due to fire, hot liquids, steam Burns due to extreme heat through skin contact Severe burns affect muscles, fat and bones Older people/ children - particularly vulnerable Categories of burns First, second and third degree Categorization depends on severity of tissue damage Check extent of burn before deciding self treatment Seek help if burn is over a couple of inches in diameter, or If it involves large sections of the hands, feet, face, groin or buttocks, or a major joint First-degree burns Injuries are superficial / mild Swelling& redness of the injured area Pain develops No blisters seen Burned area becomes white on touch Takes 3-6 days to heal Treatment Remove patient from heat source Remove the burnt clothing Run cool water over burnt area Gently clean the injured area Gently dry Apply anti biotic such as Silver Sulphadiazine Use a sterile bandage to cover burns Take tetanus vaccina...

This is the festival season all over our country – we have just celebrated Vijaydashmi, and are moving towards Diwali. Why exactly do we celebrate these festivals? What is the deeper meaning behind them? Vijaydashmi is often seen as the victory of an angel representing the good (Rama) over a demon representing the evil (Ravana), and Diwali as the return of Rama to his birthplace Ayodhya. But are these just historical incidents whose anniversaries we celebrate? Gandhiji was very clear that the real meaning of our epics Ramayana and Mahabharatha can be found only when we see them as allegories representing the battle of the good and evil within our hearts – each heart represents the Kurukshetra, he said. When others tried to present historical proof of Kurukshetra, the town in Haryana, being the scene of this battle in the bygone years, he dismissed such ideas, saying that even if this is true, what use is a recall of such events that took place 5000 or more years back to our lives today...

As Distributor Year Film Director Cast Notes 2008 Kadhalil Vizhunthen P. V. Prasad Nakul , Sunaina Thenavattu V. V. Kadhir Jeeva , Poonam Bajwa Dindigul Sarathy Subramaniam Pilai Karunas , Karthika 2009 Padikathavan Suraj GN Dhanush , Tamannaah Bhatia Outlander Howard McCain James Caviezel , Sophia Myles Thee Kicha Sundar C , Ragini , Namitha Ayan K. V. Anand Surya , Tamannaah Bhatia Maasilamani Manohar Nakul , Sunaina Ninaithale Inikkum Kumaravelan Prithviraj , Sakthi Vasu , Priyamani Kanden Kadhalai R. Kannan Bharath , Tamannaah Bhatia Vettaikaaran Babu Sivan Vijay , Anushka Shetty 2010 Theeradha Vilaiyattu Pillai Thiru Vishal Krishna , Sarah-Jane Dias , Neetu Chandra , Tanushree Dutta Sura S. P. Rajkumar Vijay , Tamannaah Bhatia , Vadivelu Singam Hari Surya , Anushka Shetty Thillalangadi M. Raja Jayam Ravi , Shaam , Tamannaah Bhatia Enthiran S. Shankar Rajinikanth , Aishwarya Rai Aadu Kalam Vetrimaran Dhanush , Taapsee Pannu Post Production Mappillai Suraj GN Dhanush , Hansika Mot...

After completing Nayak: The Real Hero in 2001, Shankar announced a project with Kamal Haasan and Preity Zinta titled Robo , to be produced by the now-defunct production company Media Dreams . Despite, announcing the project, due to a lack of backing, the project was cancelled and Shankar began work on Boys . In 2005, Shankar made another project, Anniyan , this was mistaken to be the renamed title for Robot . In early 2007, Shankar stated that his next project would be produced by his production house, S Pictures for 3 months. Several websites claimed that he was set to take his maiden Telugu language film with Chiranjeevi , while others claimed that it was set to be with Mahesh Babu . Tabloid gossip columns reported that Ajith Kumar was considered for the film. Finally, in July 2007, Shahrukh Khan was signed on to be the male lead of Robot as well as the producer of the film. However, in October 2007, Shahrukh Khan and Shankar officially called off the project due to creative ...

Dr. Vaseegaran ( Rajinikanth ), a professor specialized in robotics , creates a sophisticated android robot in his own likeness after a decade of intensive research. His mother (Revathi Sankaran) suggests him to name it Chitti Babu (Rajinikanth). In the International Robotic Conference - India 2009 , Vaseegaran introduces Chitti to the delegates , who are left stunned by its versatile skills and speed. Later it's revealed that Vaseegaran's mentor, Dr. Bohra ( Danny Denzongpa ) was pre-occupied in a botched research project to create a similar superintelligent android robot. Bohra's experiments turn only partially fruitful and he becomes jealous of Vaseegaran's success. Chitti endears himself to Vaseegaran's girlfriend, Sana ( Aishwarya Rai ) and helps her cheat in her medical school exams by using the ZigBee protocol to dictate her the answers from outside the examination hall. Chitti and Sana are caught, but Sana tells the invigilators that she doesn't even...

1. Be well-groomed . Brush your hair, shower, wash your face, brush your teeth, use deodorant, a little cologne, and apply acne medicine daily (if you have a problem with your skin). Don't wear your pants off your butt, often called "sagging", it's not that attractive to the majority of girls. This is essential if you are even going to approach an attractive girl . Wear clean, attractive clothes that fit. (If in doubt, get an older sister or close female friend to help you in this department.) Don't wear skin tight clothes, but don't wear clothes that are too baggy either, girls hate that. 2. Have a great attitude . Be fun to hang around with, easy to laugh with, and be outgoing. Just don't be full of yourself. A girl may like an overly cocky guy at first, but eventually, she will find it selfish. Don't try to impress everyone - girls like humble guys. At the same time, a sense of humor is always good. Girls love it when guys can make them laugh. 3. Sh...