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• Movie : Bhaai – Vyakti Kee Valli (2019) | भाई – व्यक्ती की वल्ली
• Producer : Mahesh Manjrekar, Avinash Ahaley, Vaibhav Pandit, Mahesh Patel and Virendra Upadhye
• Directer : Mahesh Vaman Manjrekar
• Studio :Viacom18 Motion Pictures and Mahesh Manjrekar Movies
• Star Cast :
  • Sagar Deshmukh as Pu La Deshpande
  • Iravati Harshe
  • Mrunmayee Deshpande
  • Sachin Khedekar
  • Deepti Lele
  • Dalip Tahil
  • Saksham Kulkarni
• Story : NA
• Screenplay : Ganesh Matkari
• Dialogues : Ratnakar Matkari
• Music : Ajit Parab
• Lyrics : NA
• Singers : NA
• Background Music : Sameer Mhatre
• Cinematography (DOP) : Karan B. Rawat
• Editor : Abhijeet Deshpande
• Art Director : Prashant Rane
• Action Director : NA
• Costume : Prutha Manjrekar
• Make-Up : Vikram Gaikwad
• Choreography : NA
• DI and Sound : Vikrant Studios Pvt Ltd
• Mixing Engineer (Vikrant Studios) : S. K. Agarwal
• DI Colorist (Vikrant Studios) : Nirmal Sharma
• Visual Promotion : Just Right Studioz NX
• Creative Producer : Amol Parchure
• Associate Director : Sudesh Manjrekar
• Group CEO and Managing Director (Viacom18 Motion Pictures) : Sudhanshu Vats
• COO (Viacom18 Motion Pictures) : Ajit Andhare
• Business Head (Viacom18 Motion Pictures) : Nikhil Sane
• Sales and Distribution (Viacom18 Motion Pictures) : Neeraj Goswamy
• Revenues International (Viacom18 Motion Pictures) : Gayatri Gulati
• Executive Producer (Viacom18 Motion Pictures) : Vishakha Joshi
• Marketing (Viacom18 Motion Pictures) : Kishor Varma, Sneha Shrikant
• Genre  : Drama
• Release Date : 4th January 2019

Synopsis : The film is based on the life of Purushottam Lakshman Deshpande popularly known by his initials “Pu. La.” or as P. L. Deshpande, a Marathi writer and humorist from Maharashtra, India. The film chronicles the multifaceted life of the stalwart Marathi writer with unparalleled talent and ability to connect with the common man through his narrative style Katha Kathan.

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Maharashtra tops the medal tally with 37 golds at the Khelo India Youth Games in Pune.

It has 111 medals in its kitty with 37 gold, 31 silver and 43 bronze. Delhi continues to follow second with 35 gold and Haryana too maintains its third position with 29 gold.

Delhi and Haryana are close on the heels of Maharashtra in medals race. Delhi’s judokas and swimmers and Haryana’s wrestlers helped them close the gap.

For the third successive day, the pool was dominated by swimmers from Maharashtra, Delhi and Karnataka who shared 21 of the 33 medals at stake between them. Tamil Nadu long jumper Sherin Gafoor finally breached the six-metre mark in long jump to clinch gold.

Uttar Pradesh won three gold in track and field competitions yesterday. West Bengal gymnasts excelled in their respective categories while Tripura got its first gold in artistic gymnastics.

Khelo India Youth Games: Abhinav Shaw becomes youngest gold medallist in shooting

A clinical effort from batsman followed by a superb spell of pace bowling from Jhye Richardson helped Australia beat India by 34 runs in the first one-day international on Saturday.

With this win Australia have taken 1-0 lead in the three-match ODI series.

Chasing a tough total of 289, India could only muster 253/9 in the stipulated 50 overs as Rohit Sharma’s masterful knock of 133 went in vain.

Rohit and MS Dhoni’s  century stand after India’s top-order was rattled by the Aussie pacers.

Maharashtra puts up a strong performance in the Khelo India games; Alden Noronha wins 110 meter hurdle; Maharashtra wins 4x100m relay for women in under-17 category.

Khelo India Youth Games saw athletics championship in its full granduer. In the under-21 boys category, Alden Noronha stamped his authority in the 110m hurdles event, winning the gold.

In the Women’s under-21, 100 meter hurdle Kerala’s Aparna Roy took the gold with a time of 14.25 seconds. Tamil Nadu’s Nandhini S settled for a silver while West Bengal’s Moumita Mondal took the bronze with a timing of 14.56 seconds.

In the under-17 boys category, Delhi’s Ritesh Choudhary took the honours in the 110m hurdle event.

The Delhi lad took home gold with a time of 14.25 seconds. Maharasthra’s Tejas Shirse and Haryana’s Kamal grab the silver and bronze respectively.

In the under 17 girl section, Tamil Nadu’s Thabith bag the gold in the 100m hurdle event with a timing of 14.14 seconds. Maharasthra’s Pranjali Patel and Kerela’s Ann Tommy took the silver and bronze respectively.

In the Women under-17 4X100 meter relay Maharastra showed their prowess, winning the gold with a timing of 48.2 seconds. Kerela and Tamil Nadu had to settle for silver and bronze.

In the under 21 boys category, Gujrat’s Ajit Kumar Yadav took the gold in the 5000m race. Ajit clocked 14min and 54 seconds to bag the gold. Madhya Pradesh’s Bahadur Patel and Haryana’s Ravi Dahiya bag the silver and bronze respectively.

In swimming under 21 boys category Karnataka’s Shiva Sridhar won the gold with a timing of 41.75 seconds.

Maharashtra’s Vedant Bapna made his mark in the pool winning the gold in backstrok in under 17 boys category. He took 1 min 0.5 seconds to take home the honours. Delhi’s Tanmay Das won the silver in the event.
In the under 17 girls category, Karnataka took the 1-2 finish with Neena Venkatesh and Suwana Bhaskar bagging the gold and silver in the 100m backstroke event.

Indian cricket team creates history; Wins first-ever test series in Australia beating the hosts 2-1 with Sydney test ending in a draw; Cheteshwar Pujara adjudged both, ‘Man of the Match’ and ‘Man of the Series’; President and Prime Minister congratulate Team India.

India won their first ever Test series in Australia after the fourth and final match at the Sydney Cricket Ground ended in a draw following three rain-truncated days.

India have toured Australia since 1947 but never before managed to win a series in the country. But it all changed this time as Virat Kohli led his side to 2-1 series victory after winning the first Test in Adelaide and the third Test in Melbourne.

Continuous rain in Sydney denied India a 3-1 series victory, but it couldn’t stop captain Virat Kohli from becoming the first ever Indian captain to guide India to a Test series victory on Australian soil.

Customary hand-shakes were followed by leaps, fist pumps, hugs and high-fives – all this was captured in one frame after the Border-Gavaskar trophy was handed to Kohli and his boys.

India ending a 71-year-old wait to win their first Test series in Australia. In total, India have toured Australia 12 times and finally managed to lift the Test series trophy under Kohli’s captaincy.

India were dominant in all three departments – batting, bowling and fielding. Such was the fragility of the Australian batting, a full day’s play possibly could have been enough to win a record three Test matches in a single series in Australia had the heavens not opened up.

With a slew of home Tests – outside of the one tour to the Caribbean in July – in the next 12 months, India have a great chance of extending their reign as the No. 1-ranked Test side.

For Kohli and India, this Test series will be extra special, for they found the batting support that their bowlers missed in South Africa and during their 4-1 loss in England.

In the end, the series scoreline was 2-1, with Australia’s Perth win sandwiched between India’s triumphs in Adelaide and Melbourne. Both sides will now square off in three ODIs to round-off a tour that began with the T20I series locked 1-1, with the second T20I in Melbourne ending in no result because of rain.

• Movie : Whatsapp Love (2019) | व्हाटसअप लव्ह
• Producer : Hemantkumar Mahale
• Director : Hemantkumar Mahale
• Studio : HMG Entertainment
• Story : Hemantkumar Mahale
• Genre : Drama
• Release Date : 5th April 2019

• Movie : Sarva Line Vyasta Aahet (2019) | सर्व लाईन व्यस्त आहेत
• Producer : Amol Shivram Utekar
• Director : Pradip Raghunath Mestri
• Studio : Stellaria Studios
• Star Cast :
  • Mahesh Manjerekar
  • Saurabh Gokhale
  • Sanskruti Balgude
  • Siddharth Jadhav
  • Rani Agarwal
  • Smita Shewale
  • Hemangi Kavi
  • Neetha Shetty
  • Kamlakar Satpute
  • Madhavi Soman
  • Priyanka Munagekar
  • Sandhya Kute
  • Satish Agashe
  • Hitesh Sampat
  • Shivaji Redkar
  • Gaurav More
• Story : Pradip Raghunath Mestri
• Screenplay and Dialogues : Ganesh Pandit and Shreepad Joshi
• Lyrics : Shrikant Bojewar and Valay
• Sound : Suraj Patro
• Sound Design/Recording Mixer : Bibin Dev
• Music : Pankaj Padghan and Udbhav Ozha
• Background Music : Pankaj Padghan
• Cinematography (DOP) : Sameer Athalye
• Editor : Ashish Mhatre and Apurva Motiwale-Sahay
• Art Director : Mahendra Shivmangal Appa Raut
• Costume : Niketa Bandekar-Birje
• Hair Stylist : Usha/Gazal Rayan
• Make-up : Sandip Limbachiya
• Chief Assistant Director : Dipak Desai and Pradip Rajaram Mirgal
• Presenter : Amol Shivram Utekar
• Choreography : Umesh Jadhav and Dilip Mestri
• Co-Producer : Anjali Panchal and Minakshi Nimbalkar
• Chief Publicity : Kartiki Yadav
• Visual Promotions : Manish More (Just Right Studioz)
• Title : Abhay Shakthi
• Publicity Structure : Milind Matkar
• Media Consultant : Mayur Aadakar
• Digital Promotions : Pageroles
• DI Colorist : Vaibhav Vaidya
• Genre : Drama
• Release Date : 1st February 2019

Synopsis : Sarva Line Vyast Aahet is an interesting tale of two friends Sameer (Saurabh Gokhale) and Babya (Siddharth Jadhav). Sameer’s parents want him to get married, but he lacks the confidence to even approach girls. Enters Sameer’s childhood friend, Babya, who knows his way out with girls and has been a playboy all his life. He decides to help Sameer get married to the girl he wants to.

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Researchers of the Washington University of the US say sleep deprivation may increase the risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease as it raises the tau proteins levels in the brain.

Researchers found that sleeplessness accelerates the spread of toxic clumps of tau through the brain. Tau is a harbinger of brain damage and decisive step along the path to dementia.

The findings published in the journal Science, indicate that lack of sleep alone helps drive the disease and suggests that good sleep habits may help preserve brain health.

Tau is normally found in the brain, even in healthy people, but under certain conditions it can clump together into tangles that injure nearby tissue and presage cognitive decline.

A sleepless night caused tau levels to rise by about 50 per cent, the researchers found.

The findings suggest that tau is routinely released during waking hours by the normal business of thinking and doing, and then this release is decreased during sleep allowing tau to be cleared away.

Sleep deprivation interrupts this cycle, allowing tau to build up and making it more likely that the protein will start accumulating into harmful tangles

Scientists are testing the effectiveness of a drug, currently used to treat liver ailments, in slowing down the progression of Parkinson’s disease. After screening 2,000 drugs, researchers from the University of Sheffield in the UK identified ursodeoxycholic acid (UDCA) as the most promising drug to rescue mitochondrial function in Parkinson’s disease.

The clinical trial will assess the safety and tolerability of the drug –which has been used to treat liver disease for over 30 years — in Parkinson’s patients. Scientists hope that the drug will be repositioned to help slow down the progression of the disease.

Parkinson’s disease is a progressive neurological condition severely affects a patient’s quality of life and symptoms include problems with mobility such as walking, coordination or tremor, but can also result in memory loss, low mood or abnormal bowel function. The symptoms of Parkinson’s are mainly due to the loss of dopamine containing nerve cells in the area of the brain which controls movement.

An important reason why these cells die in the brain of patients with Parkinsons is due to a malfunction of the cell’s batteries — known as mitochondria. The trial, led by Professor of Movement Disorders Neurology at the Sheffield Insitute for Translational Neuroscience (SITraN) and also an Honorary Consultant Neurologist at Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, was made possible due to the NIHR Sheffield Biomedical Research Centre (BRC) for Neurological Disorders.

• Movie : Dhappa (2019) | धप्पा
• Producer : Sumatilal Shah
• Director : Nipun Dharmadhikari
• Studio : Wishberry Films and Ink Tales
• Star Cast :
  • Akash Kamble as Suhrad Sharangpani
  • Sharavi Kulkarni as Sharavi
  • Akshay Yadav as Chetan Patil
  • Sharv Vadhavekar as Mihir
  • Shrihari Abhyankar as Rutvik
  • Dipali Borkar as Dipali
  • Abhijit Shinde as Dasharath Suryvanshi
  • Neel Deshpande as Aditya
  • Vrushali Kulkarni as Anuradha Devdhar
  • Iravati Harshe as Vrunda Sharangpani
  • Sunil Barve as Makarand Devdhar
  • Girish Kulkarni as Prabhakar Sharangpani
  • Shrikant Yadav as Patil
  • Umesh Jagtap as Bhau
  • Jyoti Subhash as Mohite Aaji
  • Chadrakant Kale as Soman Kaka
• Story : Girish Pandurang Kulkarni
• Screenplay and Dialogues :
• Singers : Avani Bhat, Rugvaed Inamdar, SHalmali Kholgade and Lakshya Bhatanagar
• Lyrics : Vaibhav Joshi
• Sound Recordist : Anil Radhakrishnan
• Sound Design : Anthony B Jayaruban
• Music : Gandhaar
• Background Music : Gandhaar
• Cinematography (DOP) : Swapnil Sonawane
• Editor : Suchitra Sathe
• Costume : Kalyani Kulkarni-Gugle
• Presenter : Arbhaat Films
• Production Design : Satyajit Deshpande
• Co-Producer : Girish Pandurang Kulkarni and Umesh Vinayak Kulkarni
• Visual Promotions : Just Right Studioz NX
• Stills : Abhijeet Chaudhari
• Genre : Drama
• Release Date : 1st February 2019

Synopsis : A motley bunch of children living in an urban housing society join hands to rise beyond discrimination and religious bigotry to do what is right. Winner of the National Award for Best Film on National Integration, Dhappa is an uplifting tale that is of great relevance in contemporary times.