"AA JAO TADAPTE HAIN ARMAN " SONG FROM "AWAARA" FILM SCREENED IN 1951

SINGER -LATA MANJESHKAR

ACTRESS -LATE NARGIS

My hope(of your arrival) is in agony, please come now

Now the night has almost passed(waiting for you)

  I am crying here why are you quiet there(you have not come)

The night has almost passed(waiting for you)

The beauty of the moon is ebbing

The stars are heartbroken

  This is a painful restless time
 Where is this night, like a bride, departing in a vehicle of the moon Please call out to me, where are you?The eyes are upset and tired waiting for you
My fate is almost asleep(waiting for you)  You are not coming, where should I go or what should I do?

FROM BUDDHISM

US And Sri Lankan Surgeons Performed A Gall Bladder Removal Surgery Successfully In The World's Largest Hospital Ship "USNS Mercy "

“This was the first time I have ever operated aboard a ship,” said Dr. Vyramuthu Varanitharan, a general surgeon at Base Hospital Mutur.  “It is very stable and doesn’t move around.  It felt as if I was doing surgery in an operating room in a hospital.  It was a fantastic experience to have been able to do surgery on a hospital ship and it is something my team and I will never forget.” 

Dr. Vyramuthu has revealed this after the U.S. and Sri Lankan surgeons conducting  the first ever robot-assisted surgery aboard the USNS Mercy on May 4.  The joint team of multinational surgeons and medical professionals successfully completed a cholecystectomy, or gall bladder removal, on a Sri Lankan citizen using a Da Vinci XI Robot Surgical System.

“This landmark surgery advances the boundaries of what is possible through collaboration, skill, and technology,” said U.S. Ambassador to Sri Lanka and the Maldives Atul Keshap.  “We are proud to partner with Sri Lankan medical professionals on this ground-breaking achievement for the international medical field.”

Cmdr. Tamara Worlton (right), a surgeon assigned to Military Sealift Command hospital ship USNS Mercy and Dr. Vyramuthu Varanitharan (left), a Sri Lankan general surgeon at Base Hospital Muttur, suture an incision after conducting the first robot-assisted surgery.

Cmdr. Tamara Worlton (right), a surgeon assigned to Military Sealift Command hospital ship USNS Mercy and Dr. Vyramuthu Varanitharan (left), a Sri Lankan general surgeon at Base Hospital Mutur, discuss robotic surgery techniques during the first robot-assisted surgery

Intensive planning and preparation resulted in a smooth and routine surgery.  After the successful completion of the surgery, the patient transferred to the Mercy’s post-anesthesia care unit to recover and was later discharged from the ship in excellent condition for routine post-operative follow up care by Dr. Varanitharan.

Surgical staff assigned to Military Sealift Command hospital ship USNS Mercy and the Sri Lankan surgical team from Base Hospital Mutur perform the first robot-assisted surgery on a patient while aboard the Mercy using the Da Vinci XI Robot Surgical System.

Pacific Partnership is the largest annual multilateral disaster response preparedness mission conducted in the Indo-Pacific.  This year’s mission includes military and civilian personnel from Sri Lanka, the United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Australia, France, Peru, and Japan.  Pacific Partnership 2018 consists of more than 800 U.S. and partner nation military and civilian personnel working side-by-side with host nation counterparts to better prepare for potential humanitarian aid and disaster response situations.

Eat yogurt as an appetizer before every meal: It lowers blood pressure, prevents arthritis, and boosts gut health, study finds

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-5727305/Yogurt-appetizer-fights-inflammation.html

A Volcano In Indonesia Erupted When The Campers Cooking Breakfirst

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-4410459

GOLDEN MELODIES

A Chinese National Was Arrested With 126 Illegally Imported Cigarette Sticks At Hambanthota

The excise Department officials of

Hambanthota had arrested a Chinese National with 126 illegally imported Cigarette sticks without paying tarrifs ,in possession at a firm near Hambanthota City today(14).

The suspect was later produced before the Hambanthota Magistrate Court by the Excise Department officials where he was ordered to pay  Rs.500,000 fine.

However the Chinese National was unable to pay the fine and due to this Magistrate has remanded him until 06 th of June.