Author: Nandhini.Natarajan

An aspiring writer and a vivid explorer working as an Intern in Asiana Times.

Is Bruce Willis, the ‘Die Hard’ Actor Facing Untreatable Dementia? Family answers - Asiana Times

Bruce Willis’s family announced in a statement given on Thursday that his condition has progressed to Untreatable Frontotemporal Dementia, nearly after a year of announcing his retirement from his Acting career. Initially he stepped away from acting last March due to Aphasia, and decreasing cognitive abilities. Bruce Willis Bruce Willis, the 67 years old retired Actor started his career making small appearances in films. He landed his first leading role in a hit comedy – drama series, Moonlighting. He has acted in over 100 films. He is renowned for playing hard-edge or wisecracking characters, often in mind-blowing action films. His…

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Jodhaa Akbar turns 15! A Reminder from it's Actors - Asiana Times

Jodhaa Akbar, the extraordinary historical Indian released in 2008 has turned 15! Depicting the 16th century, the film showcases the royal and romantic lives of Akbar, the Muslim Mughal Emperor, and the Hindu Rajput Princess of Amber, Jodhaa Bai. They were married on political terms. The film goes on to reveal their marital relationship and the political hardships that followed. This evergreen Hindi movie was directed by Ashutosh Gowarikar, who also directed two other successful movies Swades and Lagaan. Jodhaa Akbar casted really talented actors like Aishwarya Rai Bachchan (Jodhaa), Hrithik Roshan (Akbar), Sonu Sood and many others. The musical…

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Marburg Virus - A Threat Confined to Equatorial Guinea or The Whole World - Asiana Times

Marburg Virus Disease Outbreak World Health Organization (WHO) confirmed the first outbreak of Marburg virus disease (MVD) in a Central African nation, Equatorial Guinea with 9 death cases so far. Marburg disease is a highly virulent disease caused by the virus of the Filoviridae family. It is clinically similar to that of the deadly Ebola virus disease. It was first identified in 1967 in Marburg and Frankfurt in Germany, and in Belgrade, Serbia. The virus was detected in a laboratories in Germany , when working with African Green Monkeys, which led to the deaths of at least seven people working…

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