Mangalore: ARMC IVF completes a year of functioning

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January 24, 2014
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Mangalore, Jan 24: ARMC IVF, a unit of Repro Health Care Mangalore Pvt Ltd cpmpleted a year of functioning with the birth of first Intracytoplasmic Morphologically selected Sperm Injection (IMSI) baby in Dakshina Kannada on October 27 .

Addressing the media persons on Friday, Dr. Raghavendra Prasad, executive director of the centre said that the IMSI treatment by the organisation used for fertility in male and female in the district has seen success through its first baby.

“Treatment is a special practice in which the sperms are seen under a special microscope with a high magnification so that every part of sperm can be seen in detail. Also the best sperms are selected and injected inside the female ovaries. This gives a high fertilization rate and better quality of embryos, which results in chances of pregnancy rate,” he briefed.

The expenses of the treatment for couple would start from Rs 1.5 lakh. It provides every treatment for the couples who are unable to conceive by natural means. Centre has expert fertility consultants, embryologists, andrologists, counsellors and technicians, he said.

Dr. Gaurav Gujarathi, chief IVF specialist said the treatment has 30 to 40 per cent of success rate. Treatment will take minimum of 45 days of time duration, he said.

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Mangaluru, Jan 9: A forest guard was arrested caught red-hand by Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) officials while accepting Rs 3,000 bribe from a person for granting permission to cut Mahogany trees for his personal use, a statement said on Thursday.

According to the statement, the arrested identified as N Sudheer sought bribe of Rs 15,000 from Gopalakrishna Herale, a resident of Beltangady.

Mr Herale, in a complaint, lodged on January 7 said that he had sought a permit from the forest department for cutting of Mahogany trees purchased by him.

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January 17,2020

Udupi, Jan 17: Six fishermen were rescued by members of another fishing boat after their boat capsized off Gangolli coast in the District recently.

Police on Friday said that the fishing boat, belonging to Jayalakshmi of Kodi Kanyana, had set sail from Malpe towards Gangolli on the night of January 12. On Wednesday (Jan 15) the vessel’s hull got damaged and water began gushing in.

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February 4,2020

Shivamogga, Feb 4: Students of a government primary school which is built especially for the children of manual scavengers, have been facing tough times during classes as the filthy drainage passing through the school premises excrete human excreta and sludge.

The drainage passes through GSPL Scavenger's Colony School in Shivamogga city, located behind the state road transport corporation's bus stand (KSRTC).

According to the locals here, students studying in this school often fall sick due to the waste flowing from the drainage.

Penchelayya, the father of a child who studies in the same school said, "Human excreta floats in the drainage as it is connected to two toilets. The school stinks and students often fall sick due to the drainage."

The students studying here are unable to bear the foul smell emanating from the drainage which flows at the school's premises.

He added that waste from private bus stands is dumped in this drainage which ultimately flows here creating an extremely unhygienic environment for the people living here and students studying in this school.

He further claimed that the government is not ready to listen to their grievances.

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