Raj thackeray health condition

The young star first went viral in 2021 thanks to various hilarious videos of him, and since then he’s amassed millions of followers across pretty much across every • TRENDING: What condition does Hasbulla have? Hasbulla is 20 years old and was grew up in Makhachkala, Republic of Dagestan, Russia. His height is 3ft 3in (101cm) and he weighs 18kg (40lbs), and many have wondered what medical condition Hasbulla has. Hasbulla suffers from Growth Hormone deficiency (GHD), or ‘Dwarfism’, which is a genetic disorder that occurs when there are insufficient amounts of growth hormone in the body. GHD is a rare condition characterised by the inadequate secretion of growth hormone from the anterior pituitary gland, resulting in abnormally short statures with otherwise normal body proportions. Dwarfism in adults is defined as a height of 4 feet 10 inches (147cm) or less, while the average height among such adults is 4 feet (122cm). However, Hasbulla himself has not confirmed if he has GHD or not, and said that doctors have never actually given him a definitive diagnosis. • RELATED: In 2021, he explained Hasbulla’s rare condition, saying that he does indeed suffer from Growth Hormone deficiency. Dr. Raj says that in some cases the condition can be caused by tumours, but a lot of the time doctors are unable to explain exactly why some people with Growth Hormone deficiency have the disorder.

Maharashtra Navnirman Sena chief and Uddhav Thackeray's cousin Raj Thackeray on Thursday reacted to the political situation of the state in a veiled jibe at Uddhav. "The day a person mistakes his good fortune to be his accomplishment, the downfall begins from that very day," Raj Thackeray's tweet read. The post was published in Marathi, English and Hindi. What Raj Thackeray hinted in his cryptic tweet is that the CM's chair which Uddhav Thackeray got stitching an alliance with the Congress and the NCP was just by the stroke of luck and nothing that Uddhav accomplished. Also Read: Rebel Sena MLAs now say 'we are not backstabbers'; hurting Uddhav never a plan In his 1st reaction to the fall of the Maha Vikas Aghadi government, Raj Thackeray hinted that what Uddhav considered as his accomplishment was just his good luck. In 2005, Raj Thackeray himself put up a rebellion against party patriarch Balasaheb Thackeray as he left the party following an ongoing power struggle between Raj Thackeray and Uddhav Thackeray. Though similarities between that rebellion and the one fomented by Eknath Shinde have been drawn again and again, this one dented Sena much more as the party has been in power. Following a week-long drama which took place in Maharashtra, Gujarat and Assam, Uddhav Thackeray on Wednesday announced his resignation after the Supreme Court refused to stay the floor test Governor BS Koshyari ordered for Thursday. As Maharashtra BJP leader Devendra Fadnavis and Eknath Shinde...

Admitted for a hip replacement surgery The MNS head was admitted to the Lilavati Hospital in Mumbai for a hip replacement surgery which took place on Monday, June 20. Dr. Vinod Agarwal, the Orthopaedic surgeon who had operated upon MNS Chief Raj Thackeray, had said that his hip was badly damaged and he was experiencing excruciating pain.

MNS chief Raj Thackeray was on Tuesday tested positive for Covid-19 according to test reports at Mumbai’s Lilavati Hospital where he was admitted earlier in the day for undergoing a hip surgery. His operation, which was scheduled to be held on Wednesday, was postponed after the Covid-19 positive report, reports CNN-News18. The leader returned to his house after the hospital report. Earlier this month, Thackeray, 53, had said he would be undergoing a surgery for his knee and back problems. He will undergo the hip surgery tomorrow, MNS leader Nitin Sardesai had earlier said. Thackeray had been in the news after he recently gave an ultimatum to remove loudspeakers from mosques. He was also scheduled to go to Ayodhya on June 5, but he has put the plan on hold for now. (With PTI Inputs) Read all the

Doctors at the Lilavati Hospital in Mumbai where Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) chief Raj Thackeray was hospitalised Tuesday decided to postpone his scheduled hip replacement surgery Wednesday after he tested positive for Covid-19. Dr Jalil Parkar, under whom the MNS chief was admitted, told The Indian Express, “Raj Thackeray was admitted to Lilavati Hospital at 11 am with the intent of undergoing hip replacement surgery by Dr Vinod Agarwal. One of the pre-operative tests for the surgery is gen expert test for Covid-19 for which he turned positive. His surgery was deferred to a date when he becomes negative.” Thackeray, who is suffering from avascular necrosis, may undergo the surgery 10 days later.

Mumbai: Maharashtra Navirman Sena President Raj Thackeray celebrated his 55th birthday by cutting a 55 kg cake brought by his supporters who raised slogans for his good health and wished him full-throated ‘Many Happy Returns!’ at his home at midnight on Wednesday. The workers, hailing from across Mumbai and around the state thronged Raj Thackeray’s home in Shivtirth in Dadar, and raised loud slogans of “Happy Birthday To You!”, carried posters, photos and banners with “We Love You!” lighting fireworks, singing, dancing and making merry on the streets. As they gave the auspicious ‘midnight knock’ on his door, a smiling Raj stepped out and was greeted with lusty cheers and compliments, but he signalled with his hand to lower the decibel levels of the celebrations. “My grandson Kiaan is down with a fever and he is sleeping… Please keep the celebrations muted…” appealed Thackeray, and the crowd immediately lapsed into near-pindrop silence, with whispers all around, as his wife Sharmila also stepped out and joined her birthday-boy hubby. The well-wishers came up with big and small gifts, including a golden replica of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj’s seal, which Raj accepted graciously though he had earlier appealed to people to only bring saplings that his followers could plant or study material that could be donated to poor students. After a while Raj smiled and cut the cake, ate some and distributed the rest to his enthusiastic activists, who left after some more festivities, al...

MNS president Raj Thackeray is known as one of the most popular political leaders in India. Today is the MNS supremo’s 55th birthday. From common people to celebrities, political leaders, sportsmen; people from all walks of life have showered him with wishes. MNS activists are celebrating Raj Thackeray`s birthday by organizing social events at various places and outside his home. When Raj Thackeray speaks, the first thing that comes before our eyes are his powerful, super-hit speeches. Millions of people gather to listen to his speeches. Against this backdrop, today on the occasion of his birthday, let us take a look at the politician`s humorous side through his speeches in the past. 14 June,2023 03:24 PM IST | Mumbai

Mumbai: Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) chief Raj Thackeray underwent hip replacement surgery at the Lilavati Hospital in Mumbai on Monday, the doctors treating him said. He is likely to resume his normal activities in the next two-three months, they said. Mr Thackeray was admitted to the hospital on Sunday night and underwent surgery on Mondya morning, his doctor Jalil Parkar told reporters. "His hip was badly damaged and he was experiencing excruciating pain. He underwent hip replacement surgery in the morning," DrVinod Agarwal, the senior orthopaedic surgeon who operated upon Mr Thackeray said, adding that the operation procedure took around 90 minutes. The surgery went well and the recovery will be good, Dr Agarwal said. "He will be in the hospital for the next five-six days and will require physiotherapy," Dr Agarwal said. When asked about his recovery, Dr Agarwal said Mr Thackeray should be able to perform his normal activities in the next two to three months. Mr Thackeray's physiotherapy will start on Tuesday and will continue for the next five to six days. He will also undergo aggressive physiotherapy once he is discharged, Dr Parkar said. "If everything goes well and if his legs are able to bear his weight, then he can resume normal activities in the next two to three months," he added.

MNS chief Raj Thackeray was on Tuesday tested positive for Covid-19 according to test reports at Mumbai’s Lilavati Hospital where he was admitted earlier in the day for undergoing a hip surgery. His operation, which was scheduled to be held on Wednesday, was postponed after the Covid-19 positive report, reports CNN-News18. The leader returned to his house after the hospital report. Earlier this month, Thackeray, 53, had said he would be undergoing a surgery for his knee and back problems. He will undergo the hip surgery tomorrow, MNS leader Nitin Sardesai had earlier said. Thackeray had been in the news after he recently gave an ultimatum to remove loudspeakers from mosques. He was also scheduled to go to Ayodhya on June 5, but he has put the plan on hold for now. (With PTI Inputs) Read all the

The young star first went viral in 2021 thanks to various hilarious videos of him, and since then he’s amassed millions of followers across pretty much across every • TRENDING: What condition does Hasbulla have? Hasbulla is 20 years old and was grew up in Makhachkala, Republic of Dagestan, Russia. His height is 3ft 3in (101cm) and he weighs 18kg (40lbs), and many have wondered what medical condition Hasbulla has. Hasbulla suffers from Growth Hormone deficiency (GHD), or ‘Dwarfism’, which is a genetic disorder that occurs when there are insufficient amounts of growth hormone in the body. GHD is a rare condition characterised by the inadequate secretion of growth hormone from the anterior pituitary gland, resulting in abnormally short statures with otherwise normal body proportions. Dwarfism in adults is defined as a height of 4 feet 10 inches (147cm) or less, while the average height among such adults is 4 feet (122cm). However, Hasbulla himself has not confirmed if he has GHD or not, and said that doctors have never actually given him a definitive diagnosis. • RELATED: In 2021, he explained Hasbulla’s rare condition, saying that he does indeed suffer from Growth Hormone deficiency. Dr. Raj says that in some cases the condition can be caused by tumours, but a lot of the time doctors are unable to explain exactly why some people with Growth Hormone deficiency have the disorder.