Exactly Deepak, and there are lot of diseases which can be prevented if you have clear knowledge about health issues of the bride and groom. As I mentioned in my Blog that Thalassaemia Carriers are not patient but if two carriers get married to each other then there will be high probability of their children to be a patient of Thalasseamia. In…[Read more]

Manju, this is very true. I feel the same for some other authors or film directors who tried to recreate their hit magic. Maximum time they fail while trying to recreate the previous magic. Don’t understand why they try to do so!

Arnold, I am currently reading a Auto-Biography of a Bengali writer Sunil Ganguli. The name of the book is “Ardhek Jeebon” means Half Life. The time frame starts from 1930’s. We got or independence in 1947. So that time period has been well described in this book. How they started literary movement post independence, how the partition effected us…[Read more]

Yes Arnold, books are far better than the movie adaptation. Like I recently watched Inferno which I read long back. This is the worst adaptation of the Dan Brown series. I will definitely manage time to read  “The Little Prince” once I finish the books I am reading now.

Yes, both has to go through same set of tests. Not only for Thalassaemia but also other diseases and blood group compatibility. Especially in India, marriage is fixed by caste, gotra etc; they should give priority for blood test.