What do you know that most people don’t?

 You must have seen these signs before the start of any film.

You do not need to be a film director to know this. Do you know what they are for?

1. A / U

If A / U, then it means anyone can watch this film.

2. Ava / UA

If the film is awarded 'Ava / UA' certificate, it means that children under 12 years of age can watch this film under the direction of parents.

3. V / A

If the film has got 'V/A' certificate, then it does mean that the film is not suitable for people under 18 years of age.

4. S

The film which get 'S' certificate it means only Doctors and Scientists are allowed to see this.

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Edit 2 - For those who don't know about 'S' certified movies

The last time a film was given an S certificate in India was in 2008[1] .

By their very definition, S rated movies are likely to be highly technical & specialized. Since they may also cover classified topics especially related to defence or engineering, you are unlikely to get a list of these movies online.Further, the CBFC website[2] states that exhibition of an “S” certified film to persons other than those for whom it is meant is a “major violations that agitate the minds of the public”. It is a violation of the Indian Cinematograph Act of 1952.

You can file an RTI if you really want to know the answer, but the information is generally unavailable on public forums.

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Signs You’re Mentally Growing

 

1. You no longer feel the need to prove yourself to others.
2. You handle criticism without taking it personally.
3. You’ve stopped chasing people who don’t value you.
4. You focus on progress, not perfection.
5. You embrace change as a part of growth, not as a threat.
6. You set boundaries and prioritize your well-being.
7. You learn from failure instead of fearing it.
8. You let go of the past and focus on the present.
9. You celebrate others' successes without comparing them to your own.
10. You practice gratitude, even for small victories.

What are the warning signs of cancer?

 Cancer warning signs can vary, but persistent fatigue, unexplained weight loss, or fever without infection may signal an underlying issue.

Noticeable changes in the skin such as new moles, changes in existing ones, or sores that don’t heal—can indicate skin cancer.

Persistent pain in a specific area, especially if it's new or worsening, may also be a red flag. Unusual bleeding or discharge (like blood in the urine, stool, or from the nipple) can be symptoms of cancers affecting internal organs.

Lastly, lumps or thickening in the breast, testicles, or other soft tissues that don’t go away should be examined promptly.

Remain Blessed…

Signs a Wife Might Dislike Her Husband

1. Frequent Fights: Ongoing arguments can create resentment.
2. Lack of Interest: She shows boredom and less emotional connection.
3. Always Criticizing: Regularly pointing out his flaws shows a lack of love.
4. Ignoring Him: If she stops caring about his feelings, affection is fading.
5. Avoiding Intimacy: Not wanting closeness indicates emotional distance.
6. Rude Behavior: Being harsh or strict suggests dislike.
7. Preferring Others: Choosing to spend time away from him means detachment.
8. No Communication: Ignoring conversations about his life shows disconnection.
9. Not Sharing: If she stops talking about her day, intimacy is lacking.
10. No Appreciation: Ignoring his efforts or gifts signals indifference.
11. Ignoring Problems: Not wanting to solve issues signifies a lack of commitment.
12. Too Many Demands: Making unreasonable requests can create strain.
13. Rejecting Apologies: Turning down his attempts to make amends indicates resentment.
14. Frequent Minor Fights: Regularly arguing over small stuff shows frustration.
15. Lies: Constantly deceiving him breaks trust.

Advice: If you notice these signs, both partners should work together with patience and love to fix things.

4 Signs of an Impending Heart Attack You Should Never Ignore

 A heart attack isn’t always like what you see in movies, where someone grabs their chest and falls to the ground. In real life, the signs can be mild and show up slowly. Knowing these early symptoms could help save your life or someone else’s.

I once had a patient, a 52-year-old man, who came to the clinic complaining of "mild indigestion" and feeling unusually fatigued for a week. He brushed it off, assuming it was just stress. A few days later, he suffered a heart attack. Luckily, he got to the hospital in time, but his story is a powerful reminder—never ignore your body's signals.

How to Suspect a Heart Attack

A heart attack occurs when blood flow to part of the heart is reduced or blocked, causing damage to the heart muscle. Chest pain is the most common symptom, but it’s not always present. Here are four key warning signs:

1. Chest Discomfort

This is the classic symptom, but it doesn’t always feel like severe pain. Many describe it as pressure, tightness, or squeezing in the chest. It can last for a few minutes or come and go.

2. Pain Spreading to Other Areas

Heart attack pain isn’t just in the chest. It can spread to the shoulders, arms (especially the left arm), back, neck, jaw, or even the stomach. Some people mistake it for muscle pain or heartburn.

3. Shortness of Breath & Unusual Fatigue

Feeling out of breath for no clear reason or feeling exhausted even after light activity can be early signs, especially in women. Some people experience extreme weakness or dizziness before an attack.

4. Nausea, Cold Sweats, or Lightheadedness

Some heart attacks cause sweating, nausea, or vomiting, often mistaken for food poisoning or the flu. Feeling lightheaded or fainting can also be a red flag.

What To Do If You Notice These Signs

• Call emergency services immediately. Time is critical. Don’t try to “wait it out.”
• Chew and swallow aspirin (325mg). It helps thin the blood and prevent further clotting.
• Stay calm and rest. Avoid any strenuous activity and sit in a comfortable position.
• If the person is unconscious, start CPR while waiting for emergency services.

Preventing a Heart Attack: Simple Lifestyle Tips

• Eat a heart-healthy diet – More fruits, veggies, lean proteins, and less processed food.
• Exercise regularly – Even a 30-minute walk can improve heart health.
• Manage stress – Chronic stress can increase heart disease risk.
• Quit smoking – One of the biggest risk factors for heart attacks.
• Get regular checkups – Monitor blood pressure, cholesterol, and blood sugar levels.

Heart attacks don’t always announce themselves dramatically. Listen to your body, act fast, and spread awareness. You never know whose life you might save.