This is a podcast which will help people to make their health better and obviously a lot of courage to u for doing these episodes and go ahead with this courage and lots of love to u , the woman of the year , sam ❤❤❤
You are my happiness you are my life what not migrate mahanati Savitri There was no greater happiness in my life until you appeared. Any day in 2010 I saw you and a bell rang in my mind. Since then I have been thinking and living for you. Your presence in my life is the most unforgettable day.
Wow ♥️ This is a surprise guest, the whole episode is well executed Sam as host with the questions she intended as notes and Dr Mitrabasu’s explanation 🙏🏽 Just stepping into better human in each episode with wonderful insights.
👍 A Holistic approach to building a good foundation to longer lasting sound-health, in a world where we are so conditioned to get instant gratification with a pill!! Vitamin S(sleep) & the most underrated Vitamin I(Introspection) 👌 Sam, I am so glad you took up this path to educate the world - most concepts might be known but using your celebrity reach to raise the awareness levels is greatly appreciated! 🙏🏻
Thank you very much Samantha fot these health podcasts. I personally have suffered chronic inflammation and only the Supplements and lifestyle changes have helped me. Love to you and keep doing such podcasts. :)
Who wants sam to be post of her daily routine Like 1. she should share her fav dish receipes 2. Her vlog with her friends or may be shorts videos 3. She should also called some other actress who faced challenge in diseases like hina khan . 4. She should post more shorts videos ...
A very big heartful thanks for this podcast Sam❤( From a young doctor)...... It really really felt good to hear from someone experienced about my thoughts these days. I really want to integrate all kinds of pathies (allo, homeo, ayush) and treat acc to the need of it . Instead of fighting among ourselves it will be better if we all come together and follow wt is best acc to disease. We believe more in allopathy coz it's is scientifically proven but there might also have simultaneous and better cure in other traditional ways but just needed a support of strong research and i don't know till now that this kind of practice already exists thank u so much once again ❤❤
I would love you to post a podcast about manifestations and about how to have a positive mindset and not to compare about yourself to other and about spirituality ❤❤
Dr Mitra Basu Chhillar is Manushi Chhillar's father. The bollywood actress won miss world title in 2017. She acted in Bade miyan chote miya and Samrat Prithviraj. In Telugu she acted Varun Tej's Operation Valentine.
I agree with the vitamin D deficiency as I myself was suffering from auto immune disorder and I have tried so many medicines but it always came back with very severe flaring pain But when I saw one of Sam’s podcast with one other foreign doctor the severe pain vanished like magic. I still have the chronic disease but I feel I am doing much better with just vitamin D
@@samanthaofficial Respected Ma'am Greetings for the day! I am Abhimanyu Joon, grandson of Colonel Baljit Singh (1965 War Veteran). From the point of view of qualification I am a Master of Engineering (M Tech) and a National Level award winning essay writer. Sir, the India’s film industry is renowned world over for its wide range of feature films based on a variety of issues. But as far as war films are concerned their number is countable and only a few individuals like you have been pioneering this direction. One such subject is relating to the lesser known 1965 Indo-pak war (which formed the basis of 1971 war), on which hardly any noticeable project has been undertaken. Since the people of India consider films not just as a source of entertainment but also as a media of sharing information so it seems to be reasonable if a movie is made on this war as most of the present generation hardly knows about it while the fact is this war drew international attention for the events pre-war and the one that happened after the ceasefire. Sir, 2015 marked the 50th year commemorating the success of Indian Armed Forces 1965 Indo-pak war. If a feature film/web series is developed on this war then it will be a tribute from the to all those military veterans of the might Indian Armed forces, who gave their sweat and blood for safe guarding the hard earned independence of our nation from external aggression but have remained behind the curtain of obscurity. The below mentioned text is based on an actual incident of 1965 Indo-pak war concerning the role of Indian Army’s one the oldest military regiment (3rd battalion of The MADRAS Regiment) and that of its men during the conflict. I hope that you will receive it warmly and come across several enthralling facts that would convince you in favor of getting a feature film developed a on this incident. The incident goes like this on 1st September 1965 the Pakistani forces made a surprise attack on the state of Jammu & Kashmir, particularly targeting ‘Chamb-Jaurain’ sector that was close to the town of ‘Akhnoor’ located on Chenab river. During those days there was only one road that connected Jammu with other places like, Naushera, Rajauri, Poonch, Uri, Baramula, Kupwara and Kargil, which further led to high altitude locations. Akhnoor was considered to be a sensitive area by Pakistani military commanders since the bridge that was constructed on Chenab river at Akhnoor was important for Indian Military Force, from logistic point of view. If this bridge was annihilated or had Akhnoor been captured there was no alternative road link left for Indian armed forces to link- up with their formations ahead of Jammu. The second attack came almost simultaneously on the state of Punjab just few days after that was spear headed by Pakistani 1st armoured division (tanks) followed by infantry, at ‘Khemkaran’. These two attacks were like two prongs that blocked the area north of Akhnoor in J&K and south of Khemkaran in Punjab. The Indian counter-attack which was carried out by tank columns in Punjab was halted by advancing Pakistani armour and the infantry units that attempted to breakthrough tank formations and capture ‘Lahore’ came to a sudden stop due to the ‘BRB canal’ also known as ‘Ichhogil canal’, due to destruction of bridges by Pakistani defense lines. So, it became necessary to breach into Pakistan to relieve the pressure on Kashmir and Punjab fronts. The only spot from where a successful counter-attack could be launched was the stretch from Pathankot (in Punjab) to Sambha (in J&K); a stretch of just about 100-150 kilometers. The 6th Mountain Division which consisted of 69th Infantry brigade led by Lieutenant Colonel Katariya that included 3rd Madras, 4th Madras & 9th Kumon battalions was moved from Indo-china border in Uttaranchal to Ambala and then to Pathankot. In order to plug the final gap the Pakistani air force bombarded the Indian Air force base at Pathankot where the supplies of 69th infantry brigade were gathered. So the ‘harbor point’ was shifted to Sambha and the counter attack was launched on 7th September 1965 by 3rd Madras infantry battalion led by then Lieutenant Colonel B K Bhattachrya (Major General B K Bhattachrya), whose second-in-command was Major N A Nair on a Pakistani bordering town named ‘Maharjke’ just few kilometers across the border. The battalion consisted of 4 infantry companies namely A, B, C, D. ‘A’ company was led by then Captain M S Oberoi (Brigadier M S Oberoi) and the second-in-command was then 2nd Lieutenant Baljit Singh (Colonlel Baljit Singh) whose task was to capture the town along with ‘B’ company led by Major Piyush Chaudhary (died in 1965 operation during artillery shelling) and the second-in-command was 2nd Lieutenant K S Dalal (Colonel K S Dalal). The town was taken hold off by late evening after much expected effort but the price paid was in terms of dead soilders and injured 2nd Lieutenant L Thanzauva (Colonel L Thanzauva). The capture of Maharjke squeezed the Pakistani machinery from between, which helped in relieving the pressure from Akhnoor and Khemkaran. The 3rd Madras did not stop at this point and went ahead to secure around 20 villages where Pakistani militia had gathered for counter-attack as well as captured places like Phogwal, Phillora, and led a siege on Sialkot deep inside Pakistani Punjab. The result of this effort was Pakistani forces were left isolated in North as well as South and had to re-group themselves at a place called ‘Chiwanda’. But the irony was the 3rd Madras battalion was awarded the ‘Punjab War Theatre’ battle honor (acknowledgement of contribution during war) 25 years after the war ended due to red tapeism. Its young officers who undertook maximum patrols and made close encounters with enemy forces were perhaps not honored justifiably. Nor were commanders recognised for their leadership qualities. With the passing time this battalion and its ‘actual’ officers were forgotten and 1965 war was mainly remembered as encounter of ‘Tanks’. Even today hardly anyone knows about this operation. It was only after a 3 part article was published in the ‘net edition’ (www.indiandefencereivew.com) of Indian defense review; which by now has gone into archives, that few people from India’s entire population came to know about this story. I am forwarding the links of the literature for your kind reference. www.indiandefencereview.com/spotlights/1965-war-the-true-story-of-a-lieutenant/ www.indiandefencereview.com/spotlights/1965-wartrue-story-of-2lt-baljeet-singh-ii/ www.indiandefencereview.com/spotlights/1965-wartrue-story-of-2lt-baljit-singh-ii/ ruclips.net/video/Yn3oxv7WUEw/видео.html www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=2ahUKEwijiLvN9pqBAxXYzTgGHZwjBsUQtwJ6BAgXEAI&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.youtube.com%2Fwatch%3Fv%3DKBGo71V6olE&usg=AOvVaw1UV-Tet4Pxk8GyPSSaXmol&opi=89978449 www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=2ahUKEwijiLvN9pqBAxXYzTgGHZwjBsUQFnoECBkQAQ&url=https%3A%2F%2Ftimesofindia.indiatimes.com%2Findia%2Fretired-colonel-recalls-his-battleground-during-1965-war%2Farticleshow%2F49219230.cms&usg=AOvVaw2ojo5olLBB6VOsLaam1Hfn&opi=89978449 Sir, I hope that you would have enjoyed going through the passage and I look forward to hear from you in this regard. For your kind reference I am forwarding two attachments, out of which one contains details about the veterans of 3rd Madras battalion, who fought in 1965 Indo-pak war and the other is the media report where former Indian defense minister Mr. Arun Jaitely went on record to mention the need to bring out the role played by Indian armed forces in post-independence conflicts. I would like to clarify that I am not a script writer neither I intend to be one as I don't know anything about script writing. Nor I intend to direct/produce the movie, all I am trying to do is offer a subject with associated research material that is relating a true incident so that it becomes easy for you to develop a feature film/short film/documentary or webseires. Sir, I am writing to you with a lot of hope and hence I wait eagerly to hear a favorable response from your end with regard to the development of a feature film/short film/documentary or webseries sighting the role of 3rd Madras regiment in 1965 war. With regards. Abhimanyu Joon PS: (1) The movie 1971’Beyond Borders’, which was based on Battle of Basantar river during which Colonel Hoshiar Singh of 3rd Grenadiers was awarded Param Vir Chakra. Colonel Hoshiar Singh happened to be batch mate of my grandfather during his college days at All Jat Heroes Memorial College, Rohtak [Haryana]. (2) Book titled 'Saga of a Soldier' based on war time diary of Colonel Baljit Singh - www.amazon.in/SOLDIER-Colonel-Baljit-Singh-Retd/dp/935515027X (3) My family has been in service of the nation through armed forces from World War-1 till date covering a period of 4 generations. There has been hardly any war or conflict in which my family members have not participated to protect territorial integrity of the nation. timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/ahmedabad/family-feted-for-ancestors-participation-in-ww-i/articleshow/45065718.cms
Mam please please please interview padmashree awardee Dr khadar vali sir he has cured many incurable diseases ...as an mbbs doctor myself iam a huge huge fan of him
This is a podcast which will help people to make their health better and obviously a lot of courage to u for doing these episodes and go ahead with this courage and lots of love to u , the woman of the year , sam ❤❤❤
As a doctor myself, I agree with Dr. Basu. "CERTAIN DOCTOR" should learn from him.
You are my happiness you are my life what not migrate mahanati Savitri There was no greater happiness in my life until you appeared. Any day in 2010 I saw you and a bell rang in my mind. Since then I have been thinking and living for you. Your presence in my life is the most unforgettable day.
Hi Mohan
Wow ♥️ This is a surprise guest, the whole episode is well executed Sam as host with the questions she intended as notes and Dr Mitrabasu’s explanation 🙏🏽 Just stepping into better human in each episode with wonderful insights.
👍 A Holistic approach to building a good foundation to longer lasting sound-health, in a world where we are so conditioned to get instant gratification with a pill!!
Vitamin S(sleep) & the most underrated Vitamin I(Introspection) 👌
Sam, I am so glad you took up this path to educate the world - most concepts might be known but using your celebrity reach to raise the awareness levels is greatly appreciated! 🙏🏻
Thanks for sharing!
"SELFMADE BRAND" " SELFMADE SUPERSTAR" Samantha Ruth Prabhu💪💪🔥🔥❤️❤️
Thank you very much Samantha fot these health podcasts. I personally have suffered chronic inflammation and only the Supplements and lifestyle changes have helped me. Love to you and keep doing such podcasts. :)
You are my favorite heroine ever in the South industry, Dear Samanthaaaaaa!!! ❤❤God bless you!!! 🧡🧡
Who wants sam to be post of her daily routine
Like 1.
she should share her fav dish receipes
2. Her vlog with her friends or may be shorts videos
3. She should also called some other actress who faced challenge in diseases like hina khan .
4. She should post more shorts videos ...
A very big heartful thanks for this podcast Sam❤( From a young doctor)...... It really really felt good to hear from someone experienced about my thoughts these days. I really want to integrate all kinds of pathies (allo, homeo, ayush) and treat acc to the need of it . Instead of fighting among ourselves it will be better if we all come together and follow wt is best acc to disease. We believe more in allopathy coz it's is scientifically proven but there might also have simultaneous and better cure in other traditional ways but just needed a support of strong research and i don't know till now that this kind of practice already exists thank u so much once again ❤❤
Very inspired, very well said, and thanq sam for making a lot of people to get to know, what is the meaning of real health .
Your smile make us happy Sam.keep smiling and be happy always ❤️❤️❤️❤️
We love and support you forever Sam..❤️❤️❤️❤️
You deserve all the happiness in this universe🌌
Society need like this doctors, which hospital he works in?
Samantha, you are inspirational!
Pure heart and pure soul= Sam ❤️❤️❤️❤️
I would love you to post a podcast about manifestations and about how to have a positive mindset and not to compare about yourself to other and about spirituality ❤❤
Great! Really an eye opening conversation. Thanks for sharing this
Akka, cute ah irrukinga..health ah pathukonga❤❤🎉🎉
Thank you mam 💓
Dr Mitra Basu Chhillar is Manushi Chhillar's father. The bollywood actress won miss world title in 2017. She acted in Bade miyan chote miya and Samrat Prithviraj. In Telugu she acted Varun Tej's Operation Valentine.
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I agree with the vitamin D deficiency as I myself was suffering from auto immune disorder and I have tried so many medicines but it always came back with very severe flaring pain
But when I saw one of Sam’s podcast with one other foreign doctor the severe pain vanished like magic. I still have the chronic disease but I feel I am doing much better with just vitamin D
I am so happy to hear this❤
@@samanthaofficial
Respected Ma'am
Greetings for the day!
I am Abhimanyu Joon, grandson of Colonel Baljit Singh (1965 War Veteran). From the point of view of qualification I am a Master of Engineering (M Tech) and a National Level award winning essay writer.
Sir, the India’s film industry is renowned world over for its wide range of feature films based on a variety of issues. But as far as war films are concerned their number is countable and only a few individuals like you have been pioneering this direction. One such subject is relating to the lesser known 1965 Indo-pak war (which formed the basis of 1971 war), on which hardly any noticeable project has been undertaken. Since the people of India consider films not just as a source of entertainment but also as a media of sharing information so it seems to be reasonable if a movie is made on this war as most of the present generation hardly knows about it while the fact is this war drew international attention for the events pre-war and the one that happened after the ceasefire.
Sir, 2015 marked the 50th year commemorating the success of Indian Armed Forces 1965 Indo-pak war. If a feature film/web series is developed on this war then it will be a tribute from the to all those military veterans of the might Indian Armed forces, who gave their sweat and blood for safe guarding the hard earned independence of our nation from external aggression but have remained behind the curtain of obscurity.
The below mentioned text is based on an actual incident of 1965 Indo-pak war concerning the role of Indian Army’s one the oldest military regiment (3rd battalion of The MADRAS Regiment) and that of its men during the conflict. I hope that you will receive it warmly and come across several enthralling facts that would convince you in favor of getting a feature film developed a on this incident.
The incident goes like this on 1st September 1965 the Pakistani forces made a surprise attack on the state of Jammu & Kashmir, particularly targeting ‘Chamb-Jaurain’ sector that was close to the town of ‘Akhnoor’ located on Chenab river.
During those days there was only one road that connected Jammu with other places like, Naushera, Rajauri, Poonch, Uri, Baramula, Kupwara and Kargil, which further led to high altitude locations. Akhnoor was considered to be a sensitive area by Pakistani military commanders since the bridge that was constructed on Chenab river at Akhnoor was important for Indian Military Force, from logistic point of view. If this bridge was annihilated or had Akhnoor been captured there was no alternative road link left for Indian armed forces to link- up with their formations ahead of Jammu.
The second attack came almost simultaneously on the state of Punjab just few days after that was spear headed by Pakistani 1st armoured division (tanks) followed by infantry, at ‘Khemkaran’. These two attacks were like two prongs that blocked the area north of Akhnoor in J&K and south of Khemkaran in Punjab. The Indian counter-attack which was carried out by tank columns in Punjab was halted by advancing Pakistani armour and the infantry units that attempted to breakthrough tank formations and capture ‘Lahore’ came to a sudden stop due to the ‘BRB canal’ also known as ‘Ichhogil canal’, due to destruction of bridges by Pakistani defense lines.
So, it became necessary to breach into Pakistan to relieve the pressure on Kashmir and Punjab fronts. The only spot from where a successful counter-attack could be launched was the stretch from Pathankot (in Punjab) to Sambha (in J&K); a stretch of just about 100-150 kilometers. The 6th Mountain Division which consisted of 69th Infantry brigade led by Lieutenant Colonel Katariya that included 3rd Madras, 4th Madras & 9th Kumon battalions was moved from Indo-china border in Uttaranchal to Ambala and then to Pathankot. In order to plug the final gap the Pakistani air force bombarded the Indian Air force base at Pathankot where the supplies of 69th infantry brigade were gathered. So the ‘harbor point’ was shifted to Sambha and the counter attack was launched on 7th September 1965 by 3rd Madras infantry battalion led by then Lieutenant Colonel B K Bhattachrya (Major General B K Bhattachrya), whose second-in-command was Major N A Nair on a Pakistani bordering town named ‘Maharjke’ just few kilometers across the border.
The battalion consisted of 4 infantry companies namely A, B, C, D. ‘A’ company was led by then Captain M S Oberoi (Brigadier M S Oberoi) and the second-in-command was then 2nd Lieutenant Baljit Singh (Colonlel Baljit Singh) whose task was to capture the town along with ‘B’ company led by Major Piyush Chaudhary (died in 1965 operation during artillery shelling) and the second-in-command was 2nd Lieutenant K S Dalal (Colonel K S Dalal). The town was taken hold off by late evening after much expected effort but the price paid was in terms of dead soilders and injured 2nd Lieutenant L Thanzauva (Colonel L Thanzauva). The capture of Maharjke squeezed the Pakistani machinery from between, which helped in relieving the pressure from Akhnoor and Khemkaran. The 3rd Madras did not stop at this point and went ahead to secure around 20 villages where Pakistani militia had gathered for counter-attack as well as captured places like Phogwal, Phillora, and led a siege on Sialkot deep inside Pakistani Punjab. The result of this effort was Pakistani forces were left isolated in North as well as South and had to re-group themselves at a place called ‘Chiwanda’.
But the irony was the 3rd Madras battalion was awarded the ‘Punjab War Theatre’ battle honor (acknowledgement of contribution during war) 25 years after the war ended due to red tapeism. Its young officers who undertook maximum patrols and made close encounters with enemy forces were perhaps not honored justifiably. Nor were commanders recognised for their leadership qualities. With the passing time this battalion and its ‘actual’ officers were forgotten and 1965 war was mainly remembered as encounter of ‘Tanks’. Even today hardly anyone knows about this operation. It was only after a 3 part article was published in the ‘net edition’ (www.indiandefencereivew.com) of Indian defense review; which by now has gone into archives, that few people from India’s entire population came to know about this story.
I am forwarding the links of the literature for your kind reference.
www.indiandefencereview.com/spotlights/1965-war-the-true-story-of-a-lieutenant/
www.indiandefencereview.com/spotlights/1965-wartrue-story-of-2lt-baljeet-singh-ii/
www.indiandefencereview.com/spotlights/1965-wartrue-story-of-2lt-baljit-singh-ii/
ruclips.net/video/Yn3oxv7WUEw/видео.html
www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=2ahUKEwijiLvN9pqBAxXYzTgGHZwjBsUQtwJ6BAgXEAI&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.youtube.com%2Fwatch%3Fv%3DKBGo71V6olE&usg=AOvVaw1UV-Tet4Pxk8GyPSSaXmol&opi=89978449
www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=2ahUKEwijiLvN9pqBAxXYzTgGHZwjBsUQFnoECBkQAQ&url=https%3A%2F%2Ftimesofindia.indiatimes.com%2Findia%2Fretired-colonel-recalls-his-battleground-during-1965-war%2Farticleshow%2F49219230.cms&usg=AOvVaw2ojo5olLBB6VOsLaam1Hfn&opi=89978449
Sir, I hope that you would have enjoyed going through the passage and I look forward to hear from you in this regard. For your kind reference I am forwarding two attachments, out of which one contains details about the veterans of 3rd Madras battalion, who fought in 1965 Indo-pak war and the other is the media report where former Indian defense minister Mr. Arun Jaitely went on record to mention the need to bring out the role played by Indian armed forces in post-independence conflicts.
I would like to clarify that I am not a script writer neither I intend to be one as I don't know anything about script writing. Nor I intend to direct/produce the movie, all I am trying to do is offer a subject with associated research material that is relating a true incident so that it becomes easy for you to develop a feature film/short film/documentary or webseires.
Sir, I am writing to you with a lot of hope and hence I wait eagerly to hear a favorable response from your end with regard to the development of a feature film/short film/documentary or webseries sighting the role of 3rd Madras regiment in 1965 war.
With regards.
Abhimanyu Joon
PS: (1) The movie 1971’Beyond Borders’, which was based on Battle of Basantar river during which Colonel Hoshiar Singh of 3rd Grenadiers was awarded Param Vir Chakra. Colonel Hoshiar Singh happened to be batch mate of my grandfather during his college days at All Jat Heroes Memorial College, Rohtak [Haryana].
(2) Book titled 'Saga of a Soldier' based on war time diary of Colonel Baljit Singh - www.amazon.in/SOLDIER-Colonel-Baljit-Singh-Retd/dp/935515027X
(3) My family has been in service of the nation through armed forces from World War-1 till date covering a period of 4 generations. There has been hardly any war or conflict in which my family members have not participated to protect territorial integrity of the nation.
timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/ahmedabad/family-feted-for-ancestors-participation-in-ww-i/articleshow/45065718.cms
@@abhimanyujoon7262 I think you sent your assignment to the wrong address……….
I have same condition as u please tell about ur treatment plan would be great
Beauty✨✨✨ with brain
Waiting for this
Love you akka ❤❤❤❤
Thank you so much 🙂
Mam please please please interview padmashree awardee Dr khadar vali sir he has cured many incurable diseases ...as an mbbs doctor myself iam a huge huge fan of him
You are the most beautiful and wonderful thing in this world
Amazing sam
Amazing podcast ❤ can I get reference to the medical journal published study he mentioned about prayers ?
www.bmj.com/content/323/7327/1450
@@samanthaofficial thanks for the reply,Sam 😍 keep spreading the wisdom.. waiting for your next podcast. Please do one on manifestation
Between this study is called Leibovici's study
Dear sam..... Pls do some traditional saree as tamilnadu ponnu
sam can i get a chance to meet you it was my life time dream😅
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You can't talk in Hindi 😅😊
Her mothertongue is not hindi and english language catches a larger audience 😊
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