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Reliance Retail Ventures Limited (RRVL) and the pioneer of Indian fashion, designer Ritu Kumar, announce a collaboration chartering a new course together with RRVLs majority equity acquisition in Ritika Pvt Ltd completely acquiring Everstones ...

Reliance Brands is set to take over fashion house Ritu Kumar, said three people familiar with the development. The Reliance Retail unit will pick up the stake of about 30% held by private equity firm Everstone Capital and a big chunk of the promoters holdings.

If your Insta feed is flooded with hometown labels inspired by Indian silhouettes, you’re certainly the right fit for Aarke—the latest brand for cool, casual picks. Young, rooted, with earthy colours and contours, the debut collection from the House of Ritu Kumar is powered by Amrish Kumar, the fashion house’s Managing Director and Creative Director, and currently is only being sold online. The portmanteau? “It’s just a name that works with the initials of the Ritu Kumar brand,” exp...

COVID-19 not just lung disease, can also cause lethal blood clots: Experts The prevalence of blood clot formation in COVID-19 is high in patients with conditions such as type-2 Diabetes Mellitus, said Dr Ambarish Satwik, vascular and endovascular surgeon at Delhis Sir Ganga Ram Hospital PTI | May 8, 2021 | Updated 10:42 IST There is increasing evidence to suggest that COVID-19 is not just a disease of the lungs as initially thought but can also cause dangerous blood clots which need to be imme...

Fact Check: Can Covid-19 Create Fatal Blood Clots Which Affect Limbs? Here’s The Truth Global studies have shown that the prevalence of blood clot formation known as deep vein thrombosis (DVT) in hospitalised Covid-19 patients is 14-28 per cent Representational Image Outlook Web Bureau 2021-05-08T15:43:40+05:30 Fact Check: Can Covid-19 Create Fatal Blood Clots Which Affect Limbs? Here’s The Truth outlookindia.com 2021-05-08T15:48:01+05:30 Also read Amid the se...

updated: May 07 2021, 18:53 ist There is increasing evidence to suggest that Covid-19 is not just a disease of the lungs as initially thought but can also cause dangerous blood clots which need to be immediately retrieved to save limbs in some cases, say experts. Global studies have shown that the prevalence of blood clot formation known as deep vein thrombosis (DVT) in hospitalised Covid-19 patients is 14-28 per cent and is a lower 2-5 per cent for arterial thrombosis. The Indian experience is...

There is increasing evidence to suggest that COVID-19 is not just a disease of the lungs as initially thought but can also cause dangerous blood clots which need to be immediately removed to save limbs in some cases, say experts. Global studies have shown that the prevalence of blood clot formation known as deep vein thrombosis (DVT) in hospitalised COVID-19 patients is 14-28 per cent and is a lower 2-5 per cent for arterial thrombosis. The India experience is similar, said experts, stressin...

1581 New Delhi, May 7 There is increasing evidence to suggest that COVID-19 is not just a disease of the lungs as initially thought but can also cause dangerous blood clots which need to be immediately retrieved to save limbs in some cases, say experts. Global studies have shown that the prevalence of blood clot formation known as deep vein thrombosis (DVT) in hospitalised COVID-19 patients is 14-28 per cent and is a lower 2-5 per cent for arterial thrombosis. The India experience is similar, s...

Source: PTI New Delhi: There is increasing evidence to suggest that COVID-19 is not just a disease of the lungs as initially thought but can also cause dangerous blood clots which need to be immediately removed to save limbs in some cases, say experts. Global studies have shown that the prevalence of blood clot formation known as deep vein thrombosis (DVT) in hospitalised COVID-19 patients is 14-28 per cent and is a lower 2-5 per cent for arterial thrombosis. The India experience is similar, sa...

Synopsis Global studies have shown that the prevalence of blood clot formation known as deep vein thrombosis (DVT) in hospitalised COVID-19 patients is 14-28 per cent and is a lower 2-5 per cent for arterial thrombosis. ANI According to a University of Oxford study published in April, the risk of rare blood clotting following COVID-19 is around 100 times greater than normal. There is increasing evidence to suggest that COVID-19 is not just a disease of the lungs as initially thought but can als...