Karate Champ who named Pawan Kalyan is no more - RIP

Popular Karate expert and film actor Shihan Hussaini who is known for his lively personality has passed away following his battle with leukemia. The news comes as big heartbreak for his fans and followers for prayed for his speedy recovery. Shihan, is known for coaching popular actors Pawan Kalyan and Vijay for their respective films. he actor died after battling leukemia, a cancer of the blood-forming tissues, the bone marrow and lymphatic system. A personality with a never-give-up attitude, Shihan, became a popular individual amongst Tamilians, after his karate school ads were pasted across walls in Chennai, and his quirky cooking shows grabbed their attention. Although fans were hopeful to see him recover, Shihan addressed the status of his ill health and said he doesn't have too many days to live. He has passed away at the age of 60 - within 22 days of his cancer diagnosis. Shihan made his acting debut in the iconic film Punnagai Mannan directed by K. Balachander, and later gained recognition for playing a coach in Vijay's Badri. He also worked with Rajinikanth in the Hollywood movie Bloodstone. Beyond cinema, Hussaini is an archery coach, who has trained over 400 archers from India. Shihan's last wishes to actors Vijay and Pawan Kalyan

Talking about his last wish, he requested Andhra Pradesh Deputy CM Pawan Kalyan to fulfil it. He said "I named him Pawan, and I believe he will hear my words. I hope he will buy the center and continue its operations. He has reached great heights and is now a Deputy Chief Minister, but I remember him from the days when he trained under me, cleaned the center, and served me tea." Last week the Tamil Nadu government gave financial assistance of Rs 5 lakh. As per the instructions of Deputy Chief Minister Udhayanidhi Stalin, the assistance was extended to Hussaini, who has been making contributions to archery in both India and Tamil Nadu by training youth in modern archery, according to a press note. Pawan Kalyan send his condolences. His wish to actor and TVK Chief Vijay was "I wish Vijay would support my vision of having an archery enthusiast in every Tamil household and ensure that someone from the state represents the nation at the Olympics,"

Ram Charan wife Upasana sets Apollo Anganwadi at Pawan Kalyan constituency

Upasana Kamineni Konidela, Vice Chairperson of Apollo Hospitals, Announces The Establishment of Model Anganwadi Center To Ensure Better Healthcare For Women and Children Ram Charan is married to Upasana Kamineni, the vice-chairman of Apollo Charity and Chief Editor of B Positive magazine. Kamineni is the daughter of Shobana Kamineni and the granddaughter of Prathap C. Reddy, founder and executive chairman of India's first corporate hospital chain, Apollo Hospitals. In a fresh healthcare initiative, Upasana Kamineni Konidela, Vice Chairperson of Apollo Hospitals, recently announced the establishment of Model Anganwadi Center at Pithampuram on the occasion of Chairman Dr. Prathap C Reddy's 93rd birthday. This new initiative looks after empowering women and ensuring children's health, by improving sanitation, hygiene, and nutrition. It focuses on providing maternal and child healthcare for the critical first 1000 days, and personalized nutritional interventions to ensure zero malnutrition and reduce maternal and infant mortality to zero. Beyond healthcare, the initiative also focuses on customized curricula for both mothers and children, empowering families with knowledge on health, hygiene, and early childhood education. It also includes the provision of clearly defined jobs for Anganwadi workers and staff, and the deployment of digital health records for tracking the health outcomes of women and children. It aims at sustainability, holding regular workshops to engage fathers, families, and local communities in supporting women and children. Located in Pawan Kalyan's constituency, this initiative ensures high visibility, with the potential for nationwide implementation through the Prime Minister once proven successful. On the 93rd birthday of Chairman Dr. Prathap C Reddy, a phased initiative will be undertaken to beautify and enhance 109 Anganwadi Centers in Pithapuram district. Through this thoughtful initiative, Upasana Kamineni Konidela looks forward to redefining Anganwadi Centers by addressing healthcare, nutrition, education, empowerment, and sustainability, and creating a health ecosystem that sets a benchmark for women and child development progress nationwide. Previously, in a monumental healthcare initiative, Upasana Kamineni Konidela's Apollo Foundation ensured the well-being of pilgrims by inaugurating a Free Apollo Emergency Care Center at the iconic Ram Mandir. Now, by establishing the Model Anganwadi Center at Pithampuram, Apollo Hospitals extends support in bringing significant development in healthcare systems.