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		THE TIMES OF INDIA
		Tuesday, February 18, 2014
		Today's Headlines

		India
		Copyright office, permanent copyright board to come up A separate copyright office and a permanent copyright Board are being set up to provide better services to authors, performers and creators of various works, HRD minister MM Pallam Raju said . Panel rules out frisking of MPs The demands for frisking of MPs while entering Parliament, triggered after the pepper spray attack by one of them last week, fizzled out on Monday with a parliamentary committee deciding against making such a recommendation AAP to 'pursue' BJP, Congress candidates Congress and BJP candidates have no respite with AAP leader Arvind Kejriwal announcing that his party candidates will "pursue" contestants from the two parties. More India News»

		Business
		Sensex crawls in auto mode High on an unexpected excise duty cut boost, automobile stocks drove the sensex up 97 points – a rise of a decent 0.5% – although there was not much to cheer for Dalal Street investors in the Interim Budget proposals. No conflict with RBI on growth: Chidambaram Finance minister P Chidambaram dismissed arguments that there was a contradiction between the stance of the government and the Reserve Bank of India on the growth versus price stability issue but asserted that an elected government has the responsibility of charting out the pace of growth. Ruias offer £912m to buy out Essar Energy The Ruias of Essar shocked UK investors on Valentine’s Day as they offered to buy the outstanding shares of the Londonlisted Essar Energy at 70 pence a share, or a sixth of its listing price four years ago. More Business News»

		Environment
		Calf refuses to leave sick jumbo Rupesh Khan The injured villager Gunamoy Kundu (50) has been admitted to Bankura Sammilani Medical College and Hospital. 'Proper implementation of agroforestry policy a big challenge' The maiden policy comes following the World Congress on Agroforestry held in New Delhi from February 10-14. Environmentalists criticise FM for making diesel-guzzler SUVs cheaper that while passenger cars sales had declined by 6.69%, the sales of. More Environment News»

		World
		Talks called off as Taliban kill 23 Pak soldiers The talks between the Pakistan government and Taliban negotiators scheduled for Monday were called off after the terrorist group claimed to have executed 23 soldiers who were in its custody since their abduction in June 2010. Mystery packages found in UK, threat level put at 'substantial' A series of suspect packages left all over London has forced Britain to put in place a threat level termed as “substantial” from international terrorism. Study: Ganges teeming with deadly superbugs The Ganges is teeming with multi-drug resistant superbugs, including the deadly NDM-1 virus, and their levels peak during the annual pilgrimage season, says a new study. More World News»

		Entertainment
		Is Kamaal Khan getting threatened by a gangster? Though KRK isn’t sure if the alleged gangster is from Gurgaon or Rajasthan or Chandigarh, he says he isn’t bothered by such calls, since he has no friends in the industry and such things happen. 'I have no desire to be a part of Bigg Boss again' Actor Mahek Chahal wants to get married to someone outside the Bollywood film industry. Virat Kohli furious over Anushka Sharma's lip job rumours? The cricketer has not taken kindly to all the flak his alleged girlfriend Anushka Sharma has got due to her changed appearance. More Entertainment News»

		Science
		Peter Higgs finds Nobel fame 'a bit of a nuisance' Peter Higgs has described his new found fame after receiving the Nobel “a bit of a nuisance”. The 84-year-old reclusive physicist has for the first time opened up about his life and revealed that his quest for the God Particle wrecked his marriage in 1970s. Addiction to video game can make you smart First it was Doodle Jump. Then Dots. And now, Flappy Bird. So many of the games that we download on our smartphones are a waste of time, but we can’t seem to stop playing them. Loneliness, not obesity, biggest killer of elderly Loneliness is a major health risk for the elderly and it can increase the risk of premature death by 14%, warns a new research. A meta-analysis showed loneliness has twice the impact on early death as obesity. More Science News»

		Sports
		India in tatters as Southee scalps Pujara Tim Southee worked his magic to pick up his second wicket when he dismissed Cheteshwar Pujara on fifth day of second Test at Basin Reserve in Wellington. Pique eager for Barca to restore lustre Gerard Pique thinks that Barca's Champions League last 16 tie with City represents an opportunity to restore their reputation as one of world's leading clubs. McCullum first Kiwi player to score 300 Brendon McCullum became the first New Zealand batsman to score a Test triple-century during the fifth day of the second Test against India in Wellington. More Sports News»

		Technology
		Acer Iconia W4 review: First usable Windows mini-tab Is Acer Iconia W4 the first 8-inch Windows 8 tablet worth buying? We find out. Mobile phone tariffs likely to go up: Vodafone Telecom operators have been cutting back on freebies and discounted minutes to maintain profitability. 6% excise duty on all mobile phones: Chidambaram The government said the excise duties on mobile handsets will be restructured to 6% for all categories. More Technology News»

		Education
		Global job offers double for IIM Bangalore graduates It's a windfall for the class of 2012-14 at the Indian Institute of Management-Bangalore. Bucking negative trends, 388 students received 425 job offers from 150 companies during the final placement season. Confusion over student loan moratorium Finance minister P Chidambaram's move to exempt interest for education loans taken prior to March 31, 2009, has created confusion, say those in the banking and education business. President to inaugurate Aligarh Muslim University's off-campus centre in Murshidabad on Feb 20 The centre will initially offer degree courses in law, business management and education. More Education News»

		Mumbai
		HC tells Cidco to inspect destruction of mangroves The Bombay high court took a serious view of allegations in a PIL regarding rampant destruction of mangroves in Navi Mumbai and directed Cidco to inspect the site to verify the grievances. Petitioners can seek clarification in Welukar row Two PILs were filed by Nitin Deshpande and V G Patil and a petition by A D Sawant, a contender. Probe alleged threat by cop to lawyer in court: Bombay high court The Bombay high court has directed an inquiry against an assistant inspector from Thane's Economic Offences Wing for allegedly threatening an advocate in a courtroom. More Mumbai News»

		Delhi
		Solar fridge for vaccines could play key role in aid efforts Delivering life-saving vaccines to remote areas of developing countries could soon be possible with new solar-powered fridges. Engineers have developed a prototype system that could keep vaccines cool until treatment. People have emotional tie with us but there may be intellectual disconnect: Arvind Kejriwal His government's gone, his future is uncertain. And he doesn't have a house beyond six months. But that hasn't affected Arvind Kejriwal's spunkiness. No new policies in Delhi till President's rule lasts With simultaneous Lok Sabha and Delhi Vidhan Sabha elections ruled out, the city is likely to be run by lieutenant governor Najeeb Jung for quite some time. However, with the current assembly kept in suspended animation, all 70 of the city’s MLAs will retain their “powers, privileges and immunities, including salaries and access to MLA funds”. More Delhi News»

		Bangalore
		9 sitting Congress MPs, Nandan Nilekani get the nod The Congress Election Committee (CEC), headed by AICC president Sonia Gandhi, has renominated all the nine sitting MPs from Karnataka, besides finalizing the name of Nandan Nilekani for Bangalore South. Global job offers double for IIM Bangalore graduates It's a windfall for the class of 2012-14 at the Indian Institute of Management-Bangalore. Bucking negative trends, 388 students received 425 job offers from 150 companies during the final placement season. Eminent Carnatic vocalist R K Srikantan passes away Eminent Carnatic vocalist R K Srikantan passed away in a private hospital in Seshadripuram on Monday night. He was 94. Srikantan had been hospitalized on Friday with lung congestion. His blood pressure dipped, worsening his condition , son R K Kumar said. More Bangalore News»

		Hyderabad
		Women cabbies to make Hyderabad roads safe again On a day when Union finance minister P Chidambaram announced the allocation of Rs 1,000 crore for empowerment of women in the country, Hyderabad is already on its way to reclaim the safety of its roads and make them more women-friendly. Man pushes friend to death A 46-year-old housewife was mowed down by a truck after she was pushed onto the road by a fellow villager following an altercation at Maheswaram on Sunday evening. Hyderabad culture wows Pakistan group A group of artistes from Pakistan, who enthralled denizens with their dance and drama performances over the last few days, said they are in awe of Hyderabad' s cosmopolitan culture. More Hyderabad News»

		Chennai
		Travel agency cancels ticket on its own, fined Rs 57,000 Cancelling of an international flight ticket on it own has cost online travel agency Make My Trip India Rs 57,000. Man jumps off Kathipara flyover A 30-year-old man from Ambattur, who jumped from the lower end of the Kathipara flyover early on Monday after his bid to open an eatery suffered a setback, is recovering in hospital. Beats of samba soccer lure Chennai tourists to South America Chennaiites who are known to prefer Southeast Asian countries for a vacation are now exploring exotic far-off lands, and South America with its salsa parties, breathtaking coastlines and street parties ahead of the FIFA world cup seems to be on top of the list this year. More Chennai News»

		Ahmedabad
		'Textbook terrorists' booked Ten days after The Times of India launched the ‘Error Terror’ campaign highlighting the horrifying texts children read in the Gujarat board schools, the state government has suspended panelists involved in content preparation and announced that all flawed content from the textbooks would be withdrawn. Pics of Afghanistan to speak a thousand words The situation in war torn Afghanistan will reach the art aficionados of the city in the form of strong, even heart-wrenching photographs and documentary movies this week. National summit on financial services at GIFT City The aim of the national summit is to facilitate the process of putting together pragmatic rules, procedures and facilities which would expedite the development of the envisaged 'Global Financial Hub' in India. More Ahmedabad News»

		Allahabad
		Jr engrs to go on 'satyagraha' from Feb 18 To protest against non-acceptance of their demands, junior engineers of the power department from across the state will observe an indefinite 'satyagraha' from February 18. BJP's PM pick unwanted in US, says Beni Union steel minister Beni Prasad Verma laid the foundation of steel processing unit at Jarwal on Sunday.The unit will be constructed on an investment of Rs 22 crores.About 500 persons will get employed. AU's former guards protest The gherao continued till evening and ended only after the proctor Prof RK Upadhayay assured the agitated guards that their demands are being considered by the varsity authorities. More Allahabad News»

		Bhubaneswar
		Banks asked to step up loan disbursal The state-level bankers' committee (SLBC) on Monday fixed the target for priority sector finance under annual credit plan (ACP) for Odisha in 2014-15 at Rs 40,000 crore, a media release said. Utkal University students lock exam section A section of Utkal University students on Monday locked the varsity's examination section for over four hours, pressing for removal of registrar Banani Mohanty. Scientist aims to break own world record City-based scientist Pothula Srinivas Brahmanand, who created world record in September 2012 by delivering the longest speech for 33 hours 46 minutes, will attempt to break his own feat here on Tuesday. More Bhubaneswar News»

		Bhopal
		20 days on, cops catch up with MLA's son A much hunted “unidentified young man” has been tracked down by police and identified as Golu Singh, son of BJP MLA from Bargi, Pratibha Singh, who has more than a dozen criminal cases, including that of a murder of police official pending against him 5 get life term for murdering Russian woman during train loot A local court in Satna district of Madhya Pradesh sentenced five people to life imprisonment on Monday, for murder of a Russian woman during a train robbery in 2007. Tough time for private students to take admit cards in Hamidia College Non-regular students enrolled with Barkatullah University, Bhopal faced a tough time in getting their admit cards at Hamidia Arts and Commerce College on Monday. More Bhopal News»

		Chandigarh
		Haryana sees more revenue from higher vehicle sales following excise cut Haryana leads in car and two-wheeler production, being home to Maruti Suzuki and Hero MotoCorp, leading manufacturers in these two segments.The two companies support a vast ecosystem of ancillary makers in Gurgaon area. Ex-servicemen hail one-rank one-pension decision Union finance minister P Chidambaram's acceptance of the much-awaited one-rank one-pension demand of ex-servicemen has brought cheer to lakhs of retired defence personnel in the region. Unions slam agriculture summit sans small farmers The summit would have been a milestone if chief minister Parkash Singh Badal had announced interest-free agriculture credit, he said. More Chandigarh News»

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Your News Digest from Times of India

		THE TIMES OF INDIA
		Monday, February 17, 2014
		Today's Headlines

		India
		Akhilesh Yadav drops in at Shiromani Akali Dal meet, hails Sukhbir Singh Badal For chief minister Akhilesh Yadav, Sunday turned out to be a day of hectic 'game-playing'. Name game: India has 234 engineering degree, 399 diploma courses A damning report against the council (AICTE) by a state-level expert committee says, "It is abundantly clear that there are too many substandard institutes with countless programmes and considerable examples of deceptive nomenclatures." AAP snubs 2013 protocol for candidate selection In declaring its first list of candidates from the 2014 Lok Sabha elections, the Aam Aadmi Party marked a huge departure from the protocol they followed while deciding candidates for the 2013 Delhi assembly elections. More India News»

		Business
		AI seeks govt backing for Rs 1k-cr loan Monday's vote-on-account is unlikely to have any real relief for cash-strapped Air India as the government's promised equity support fell short by nearly Rs 3,600 crore in the 2013-14 fiscal. Bharti set to take over Loop in Rs 700-crore deal Sunil Bharti Mittal-led Bharti Airtel looks set to become the largest mobile operator in Mumbai as the company is likely to announce the acquisition of Khaitans-owned Loop Telecom, the oldest mobile operator in the city. India Inc against political witch hunt The FIR filed against one of the top businessmen in the country, the petroleum minister and others has rattled India Inc and the developments come at a time when the industrial sector is in the throes of one the worst slowdowns in recent memory. More Business News»

		Environment
		In Indonesia, John Kerry blasts climate change deniers Climate change may be the world's "most fearsome" weapon of mass destruction and urgent global action is needed to combat it, US Secretary of State John Kerry said. Gulf of Mexico oil spill may give tunas heart attacks Scientists at California's Stanford University and the NOAA discovered that crude residues in seas and oceans interrupt the ability of heart cells in the fish to beat effectively. Climate change: Tibet wettest in 2010 in 3,500 years Recent decades have likely been the wettest on record in the semi-arid Tibetan plateau, researchers say, warning that any further large-scale warming might lead to even greater rainfall in Tibet, the birthplace for Asia's great rivers. More Environment News»

		World
		Over 100 dead in Nigeria Islamist attack Suspected Boko Haram Islamists have killed more than 100 people in an attack on a village in Nigeria, a local senator said. Destroy all ivory in Buckingham Palace: William Britain’s future king has called for the destruction of all stocks of ivory products in Buckingham Palace’s collection, including exotic thrones from India. Venezuelan opposition leader calls new march The opposition leader accused by Venezuela's government of being responsible for deadly anti-government protests said on Sunday he was calling a new march in 48 hours. More World News»

		Entertainment
		Gauahar to quit 'Fear Factor' because of Ajaz? Will the actress really do so, now that Ajaz is a part of the reality show after her boyfriend Kushal Tandon opted out? Aamir, Salman, SRK the 'Badshahs' of box office Jai Ho has just entered the 100 crore club. So Bombay Times thinks it is timely to present an updated list of the men and women who have set the turnstiles spinning. Eight-year-old asks Kapil Sharma about his marriage Child actors are playing roles far more mature than their age on TV and even hosting shows. More Entertainment News»

		Science
		Pill to cure 'couch potatoes' ? A gene mutation may explain why some people are more likely than others to be couch potatoes , according to a study which offers hope of a personalized pill to counter the problem. This app uses your phone for R&D while you sleep A new app that allows you to ‘donate’ the processing power of your mobile phone for scientific research while you sleep has been developed. World genetic map finds Genghis Khan's impact across Asia The world’s most exhaustive map has been made detailing genetic histories of 95 different populations across the world revealing genetic impact of European colonialism, Arab slave trade, Genghis Khan’s empire and European traders near the Silk Road mixing with people in China. More Science News»

		Sports
		McCullum and Watling put Kiwis on top McCullum reached his double ton while Watling scored a well deserved century as NZ continue to thwart India's push for a series-levelling victory. I have learnt from my mistakes: Pujara "I have learnt from my mistakes. My only regret is the first innings dismissal in the first Test where I played a really bad shot," said Cheteshwar Pujara. Arsenal enjoy revenge over Liverpool Arsenal knocked Liverpool out of the FA Cup with a 2-1 win on Sunday as they gained revenge for a humilating loss to their Premier League title rivals. More Sports News»

		Technology
		After the selfie, turn yourself into a statue You can now get yourself made into a tiny statue, using a three-dimensional printer and a common household gaming device. Microsoft plunges into mobile war, Google exits The marriage of the Microsoft Windows operating system with Nokia's handsets under the Lumia brand has done little to upend the global smartphone market. Few takers for Google Plus, but Google not worried Google Plus may not be much of a competitor to Facebook as a social network, but it is central to Google’s future. More Technology News»

		Education
		New research and development for a better world Dengue fever and West Nile fever are mosquitoborne diseases that affect hundreds of millions of people worldwide each year, but there is no vaccine against either of the related viruses. Academic award: Galgotias University honoured at DQ CyberMedia ICT Awards Galgotias University was recently honoured for its academics and global linkages at DQ CyberMedia ICT Awards 2013. Narendra Modi, Gujarat chief minister, handed over the award to Suneel Galgotia, chancellor, Galgotias University, at the ceremony, which was held in Delhi on January 20. Seize the fact-based questions to max your English score Rhea Kumar, 17, first read one of the main texts in the English course—Arthur Conan Doyle’s The Hound of the Baskervilles—when she was 12. More Education News»

		Mumbai
		I will check for any lapses in IPL probe: Rakesh Maria It’s too premature to provide a detailed answer as it is a very sensitive issue. I have not seen the report but I will definitely examine if there were lapses. If there is scope for a further probe, we will do it. I will restore citizens' faith in force: Maria Restoring the trust and faith of the aam aadmi in the Mumbai police is on top of the agenda of the new police commissioner, Rakesh Maria, besides a halt to crime against women, children and senior citizens, tackling urban terrorism and organized crime. Unhappy IPS officers to be 'pacified' Home minister RR Patil may pacify agitated Indian Police Service officers, additional director-general (establishment) Ahmed Javed and additional DG (traffic) Vijay Kamble, who lost out to Rakesh Maria for the city police commissioner’s post. More Mumbai News»

		Delhi
		Getting married? Be ready to spend a fortune on tent mafia Booking a wedding venue for a night in northwest Delhi’s Netaji Subhash Place can cost as much as a German luxury car. Cloud on hiring of AIIMS doctors Citing violation of procedures, a group of doctors at AIIMS have sought PM Manmohan Singh’s intervention to put on hold recruitment process for appointment of 37 professors in the country ’s premier medical institute. New suspect in Simran murder Two days after 26-year-old Simranjeet Kaur was stabbed to death on way to her aunt’s house in Karol Bagh, police are yet to identify the assailants though they have recovered CCTV footage from houses of the colony close to the spot. More Delhi News»

		Bangalore
		Bangalore bus catches fire in Andhra, passengers safe Forty five passengers of a Bangalore-bound private bus had a providential escape when the vehicle caught fire near in Ramapuram mandal headquarters area in Andhra Pradesh. Man of the forests who made Bangalore green Sitting in the balcony of his two-storey house in Basaveshwaranagar, west Bangalore, SG Neginhal, 85, is busy preparing notes. 3 TN tourists drown in Gokarna beach Three tourists from Tamil Nadu met a watery grave in Gokarna, Uttara Kannda district, when they were washed away by a huge tide in the Arabian Sea on Sunday. More Bangalore News»

		Hyderabad
		BJP to fish in troubled Telangana Bill waters Top BJP leaders, who met in New Delhi said by supporting the Congress in Parliament, their fortunes In Telangana would improve and the UPA government wouldn't get a chance to put the blame on the opposition for playing truant. Eyeing party's fortune in new state, BJP to support Telangana Bill After days of dilly-dallying, the BJP finally decided to support the Telangana Bill in its present form in Parliament, a decision analysts believe was taken after its leaders assessed it could make deeper forays into the new state rather than Seemandhra. Taking the SEZ route to growth This 1989-batch IAS officer of the West Bengal cadre hails from the city and has to his credit a gold medal in MBA from Andhra University and masters in international development policy from Duke University of the US. More Hyderabad News»

		Chennai
		IAS officer manhandled, detained in Chennai An IAS officer was detained in Nungambakkam police station on Saturday night, after police picked him up following a heated argument in a pan shop, at Nungambakkam on Saturday night. BJP snubs Vijayakanth; DMDK leader fails to get appointment with Rajnath Singh A visit to the capital, which promised to help him win an ally for the Lok Sabha elections, turned out to be a huge disappointment for actor-politician Vijayakanth, who heads the DMDK. Girl found hanging from tree was raped and strangled to death, says autopsy report A 10-year-old girl, whose body was found hanging from a tree on a temple premises in a hamlet in Salem district, was raped and strangled to death, concluded a team of doctors, who conducted an autopsy. More Chennai News»

		Ahmedabad
		Perfect nonsense, in English medium Remember the thirsty crow story — how the bird used pebbles to raise the level of water in a pitcher? CBD to maim other Gandhian institutions too The expansion of the road running alongside the narrow gauge line in the 10 square km central business district (CBD) is going to eat away large portions of three major Gandhian institutions in the city. Amazon, RIL top recruiters at IIM-Ahmedabad The second cluster for placements at the Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad (IIM-A) saw Amazon, EXL and Reliance Industries emerge as the biggest recruiters on Sunday. More Ahmedabad News»

		Allahabad
		Two groups clash over property, several injured A youth sustained bullet injuries while many others were left cut up and bruised as two groups came at loggerheads over disputed property near UPSC in Civil Lines on Saturday. North Central Railway exhibition draws the inquisitive The North Central Railway exhibition opened at Sangam area is witnessing a good response from visitors eager to know the various facets of the railways. Students taken to task for 'misusing' laptops in Allahabad University In brazen misuse of AU facilities, some students of the Allahabad University were caught watching objectionable material on their laptops in the university's Central Library. More Allahabad News»

		Bhubaneswar
		Land oustees torch Posco site office in Jagatsinghpur Several land oustees on Sunday torched Posco's containerized office and dismantled a 300-metre boundary wall at Nuagaon in Jagatsinghpur district, triggering fresh tension in the steel company's project area. Ministry of rural development awards Koraput for effective initiatives under NREGA Koraput district in Odisha was conferred the national award under the schemes District award for effective initiatives in National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (MGNREGA) administration in the 9th (MGNREGA) Diwas. Child raped by 52-year-old man A seven-year-old girl was allegedly raped by a 52-year-old man in Kushunpur village under Marshaghai area of Odisha's Kendrapara district. More Bhubaneswar News»

		Bhopal
		Sensational burglary in MP bank, Rs 32 lakh stolen Burglars escaped with Rs 32.5 lakh cash from a bank in Sheopur district of Madhya Pradesh on Saturday. The incident occurred in the UCO banks' branch at Dhodhar in the district. Tech firm manager held in MP for fudging board marksheets The Special Task Force (STF) of Madhya Pradesh Police has arrested Jan Abhiyan Parishad vice-chairman’s manager for his alleged role in a scam related to the State Sanskrit Board. MP woman gang-raped in moving car A 24-year-old pilgrim, returning home from the famous Sharda Devi temple at Maihar, was abducted and gang-raped by three people in a moving car on National Highway 7 late on Saturday. Police are yet to arrest the accused. More Bhopal News»

		Chandigarh
		Punjab State Power Corporation Limited fails to recover damages from power companies The amount has not been recovered despite the fact that none of the five thermal units, against which this amount has to be recovered, could be commissioned till date. Speeding bus crushes woman to death, mob sets it on fire An enraged mob on Sunday set afire a bus owned by the family of Punjab chief minister Parkash Singh Badal after it crushed a woman to death on Barnala-Sangrur road. Farmers suggest ways to make agriculture profitable The absence of assured marketing for many crops was also pointed out.Experts said that though the Centre had declared minimum support price for 24 crops, the promise was fulfilled only for two crops - wheat and paddy. More Chandigarh News»

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Please help a wonderful devotee, Ram Prasad Das, and his 5 year old son.

Dear friends,

A very wonderful devotee named Ram Prasada Das has been diagnosed with untreatable stage four pancreatic cancer and likely has only a few weeks left. Ram Prasad joined the Los Angeles Hare Krishna temple in 1990, and has spent the last 25 years serving and helping others. He was famous for his wonderful cooking of prasadam, which he would distribute to all the devotees in Los Angeles, as well as for his kindness to others.

He was one of the original devotees who opened the Hare Krishna temple in San Jose, California, which now is well-established with a large and active congregation of devotees.

Ram Prasad Das has a 5 year old son named Jaden, who will need support. We request you to help his son by donating something which will be kept for his son's care and education as he grows up.

Please visit the following GoFundMe page and watch the short video about Ram Prasad. If possible please donate something for his son's future. This page was originally collecting donations for Ram Prasad's treatment, but now he appears to be beyond treatment, so all funds will be used for his son's future.

Even though it says the goal has already been reached, that was the original goal for his treatment. Since he cannot be treated the money will be used for his son, so please continue to donate even though they say the goal was reached.

Please forward this along to any friends who might wish to support this cause.

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