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Hi everyone! as mentioned on my previous post I went ahead and had my surgery with dr suneet soni in January 17th 2020 in Jaipur India. I received around 4000 grafts from FUT and FUE combo method and around 500 I believe grafts from underneath my Beard. I wanted to ask you all if my transplant looks good and what you guys think my density will be like. My donor wasn't exactly the strongest but dr soni said he initially aimed to cover half my head but was able to cover the entire head back to the crown area. I just thought I'd come on here and get everyone's opinions on how my hairline looks and how the graft coverage looks. I also want to know if my closure done by the trichopytic technique looks good or not. I am currently on day 8 of my transplant and have posted pictures from day 1 which was the next day right after head wash and day 6 as well as a beard picture right after washing it.the closure picture is from yesterday which was day 7. I am currently still having slight pain near the sides of the closure but overall it was a good experience outside of having to get IV before my trip back due to vommiting issues because of the medications prescribed. it's started itching which means it's healing nicely I assume! Let me know what you all think!
A 37 years old patient, suffering from genetic baldness. NW class : IV-V Baldness Technique Used : Combination Method FUT + FUE Total Number of Grafts Implanted : 3500 Result : Post operative 13 months
Hi @Dalveer, I am not expert to talk about the process done, but I'll be waiting for more updates from you to see the progress. What was your baldness class, and do you happen to have any photos before transplant? I am also considering a transplant by end of this year. Dr. Suneet Soni told me I would need 4000 grafts. I am a bit skeptical about FUT scars and trichophytic closure, but I see he have some really good results with no scars visible at all after hair grows. All the best, and keep posting
A 31 years old patient, suffering from genetic baldness. NW class : VII Baldness Technique Used : Combination Method FUT + FUE Total Number of Grafts Implanted : 4200 Result : Post operative 13 months Note: Vertex Area can be covered in Next Sitting
Hello guys! Just like many of you in this platform, I am also here to seek help regarding hair transplant recommendations. I have been balding for few years now. I started loosing frontal hair first, and my forehead increased. My hair at the crown and front would not grown longer compared to hair at sides and back. Some pictures I found from few years ago that shows my balding crown. My baldness is hereditary from dad's side. I will attach some pictures of progressive balding, and some changes in the past few months due to medicines. To give you an intro, I am from India and currently working in Malaysia. I have been contemplating a hair transplant, but the surgery, medicine (the effects or side effects) stopped me from proceeding. I have equally gone worrying about progressive baldness after a transplant, which might end up looking weirder in later years. In the past few months I have tried some medications. I went to a famous skincare doctor in Malaysia - Dr. Ranjit. "Ranjit Skin Specialist Laser & Hair Clinic". He gave me two medicines, and I could admit it showed some improvement, but I started getting a bit worried about his medicines because he never really tell me what the actual medicine is. He only gave a slip that mentioned the ingredients. I have no idea why a doctor have to be secretive about medications. Out of my fear of the unknown medicines, I decided to consult some other doctor who would prescribe me a known medicine, which I can read about online, and understand better about it's side effects, or even the cost for the matter. I spoke with few clinics in Malaysia - Glojas, Inder Kaur, Nathan's Skin and Laser to name a few. I proceeded with Nathan's clinic because Dr. Ruban sounded friendly and he called me on phone to talk about my hair loss once he saw my photos. However when I met him in person he seemed to be too busy and impatient to talk to me properly. Anyhow, that being said right now I am on medications from him (since September 2019): Dutasteride 0.5mg twice a week Minoxidil 2.5mg every day Minoxidil 15% topical You can see my progress after taking medicines from Dr. Ranjit and Dr. Ruban over the past few months. I think at this point I want to go for a hair transplant, after I see the medicines taking effect on my crown. Perhaps a transplant + post transplant medicines could be more effective. I don't see many good hair transplant results from clinics in Malaysia, compared to India. So I was considering to do it from India and I did speak with few clinics: Eugenix MedLinks Medispa Dr. Madhu's Hair Hospital & Research DHT Clinic Thai Hair Clinic Everyone has different price and quote, obviously but most of them told me I need to do within a range of 4000 - 4500 grafts in a single or double sitting surgery. I am almost deciding on Dr. Suneet Soni from Medispa, and the quote from his clinic seems reasonable. I quite liked some of his results on YouTube, though I am a bit skeptical about FUT marks on the head. They call it a "trichopatic" closure or something, but to be honest all clinics have some kind of fancy name for their "technology" of surgery. While I was deciding on Dr. Suneet, I came across Dr. Suradej Pong from THTC. Now that he is in Thailand, and nearer to Malaysia, I may want to consider him as well. I was actually impressed to see that he mentions to keep hair longer to cover the grafts donor and recipient area after the operation. It will be really helpful if someone could suggest me some places near to Malaysia, within Malaysia or around here, or even maybe in Turkey, Korea or so. I would like to look for few more options before deciding. Right now I only have few Indian clinics in my mind. I think I could look for an option nearby in Malaysia. Anyways, that's pretty much about it. I hope someone can help me with some suggestions for my baldness. Thanks guys, in advance. ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ UPDATES: 14 Dec 2019: Spoke to Dr. Suneet Soni on phone, and he said that he 4000 or slightly higher grafts can be transplanted (and could consider beard hair too, if required). I asked few doubts I had regarding the scar, progressive hairloss, medications. Dr. Suneet was very polite and kind, and answered to all my questions. If there are surgery scars visible, options in the future are: small amount of FUE transplant, or SMP.
Wow 7000 should give you a dense cover I guess. What's your Norwood scale? And yes, there are multiple ways to camouflage FUT scars - by SMP or by body hair or FUE transplant on the FUT scars. I am a bit worried about scar stretching. This works differently on different skin type, patient, etc., I think. I have only seen one patient result so far on this forum, I think his name is @thappa. You will never know how scars would stretch on your scalp until it happens. It could happen in a year time, or while you grow older. Nevertheless FUT is a good option to get dense hair transplant. I really like @Dr. Suneet Soni transplants look on the frontal hairlines. They all look natural!! Also, the healing time is much higher right? 3 weeks or more as you get multiple stitches. I want to get the HT done as a "secret men's business", without anyone noticing that I did something on my head. I would take two weeks vacation from work, maybe topup with 1 week work-from-home and come back join office as nothing happened, haha!
A 36 years old patient, suffering from genetic baldness. NW class : IV Baldness. Technique Used : FUT Method Total Number of Grafts Implanted : 3900 We are hereby presenting the results of a patient after the 13 month.
A 37 years old patient, suffering from genetic baldness. NW class : VII Baldness. Technique Used : Combination Method FUT + FUE Total Number of Grafts Implanted : 4300 We are hereby presenting the results of the patient after the 12 month.
A 36 years old patient, suffering from genetic baldness. NW class : IV Baldness. Technique Used : Combine FUT + FUE Method Total Number of Grafts Implanted : 4070 We are hereby presenting the results of the patient after the 12 month.
A 33 years old patient, suffering from genetic baldness. NW class : III-IV Baldness. Technique Used : FUT Method Total Number of Grafts Implanted : 3500 We are hereby presenting the results of the patient after the 13 month.
Hi All, Thanks for the opportunity to post here. I am a 39 yr old male. started losing hair since I was around 30 and had pretty much reached the stage indicated in the pictures by around 35. I intermittently used Rogaine (not very regular) so could not really gauge if it would have helped me or not but wanted to indicate that I did use it. At this stage, I am pretty much looking at Hair transplant as the key option to move forward. I am based in the US but wanted to explore hair transplant options in India. i would appreciate any tips to a beginner like me and apologize if I am asking any redundant questions. I did some basic research and am reading up on the various techniques that are used in this domain ... FUT, FUE, FUSE etc. Will go through the forum as well I established initial contact with the HT docs in India (mainly going by the docs on the IAHRS list - all of whom seem very well regarded on this forum as well). Below is a summary of what I have received and would appreciate feedback from the senior members here. 1) Norwood 6/7 2) Would require 2 sessions. 3) For 1st sessions focus on frontal scalp and hairline - all indicated similar number of 3500-4000 grafts (mix of scalp/donor and beard) 4) For 2nd session - feedback was varied. 1 clinic indicated meds (finasteride 1 mg daily) would suffice or go for 2nd session of 2000 grafts. Rest of feedback varied from anywhere from 2500-4000 grafts in second session. Am not sure how to evaluate this feedback. 5) based on some posts I have read here, the density/placement of the transplant is also important...am still getting familiar with the technicality of this aspect. 6) Is FUSE another new technique other than FUE? Any guidance on what this entails? 7) In general does the transplant technique really depend on the candidate or is there a common currently recommended technique in the HT world? 😎 I am scheduling online/video appts with the clinics and would appreciate some guidance on what type of questions to ask? Honestly am a little overwhelmed by the information on this form and online and cannot make out what information online is paid-advertisement and what is genuine recommendation. Would truly appreciate any feedback you can provide. 9) Any feedback or recos in general for Medlinks/Dr.Gaurang Krishna, Eugenix (Dr bansal/Dr Sethi), Dr Poswal, Darling Buds/Dr.Tej Bhatti, Medispa (Dr Suneet Soni) Thanks so much for this forum!
Hello Fellow Members, I intend this to be the first post of my HT journey in 2020. My sincere thanks to this community and every person online who has shared knowledge, perspectives, opinions, results, etc. This has equipped me to make an informed decision. I know at least 14 relations and friends who have expressed sincere desire to get a HT, but remain at the periphery due to fear of high assumed costs, side effects, etc. resulting from lack of research and not personally knowing anyone who underwent the procedure. This documentation of my experience will be a first hand example to motivate them and other new people on this forum (assuming all goes well). As such, this is my contribution to equip future patients with information and confidence. About me - Male; 29.5 years old; Indian immigrant currently studying in Canada. Why HT? - While I have never visited a doctor for a proper diagnosis, I assume I am suffering from Androgenic alopecia inherited from my mother's side. I have been experiencing hair loss since 17-18 years of age. Finally I am at that stage where the hair loss has become very evident and troubling when I look in the mirror or at my photos, and I would like to do something about it sooner rather than later. I am not interested in non-surgical restoration methods like wigs/hairpieces, etc., but open to medication. Why India? - I really wish I could get it done here in Canada for convenience. I first visited Dr. Rahal for a consultation. He is local to me. I have no doubts in his ability, but his services will cost me about 3-4 times of what I will pay in India for the services of a highly skilled doctor. For an affordable HT, I chose India over Turkey to avoid language barriers and for the comfort of homeland. Also, most IAHRS members and other globally recognized surgeons are more affordable in India than Turkey (except Dr. Resul Yaman and Dr. Ekrem Civas I think). FUE or FUT? - Last year I got super excited and emailed Dr. Suneet Soni (Medispa) that I was interested in getting FUT done from him and he gave me a quote for 3500 FUT grafts. Unfortunately, my limited financial resources were urgently required somewhere else and I had to delay. I let Medispa know that I was going to delay. This gave me more time to think and research. I read about FUE with Dr. Bhatti (Darling Buds) and DHT with Eugenix Clinic, and saw many cases of scar stretching from FUT. Finally I decided that I did not want to take that risk regardless of which closure/stitching technique is used, and also I wanted a quicker and less painful healing. So I am interested in FUE or DHT only. Who in India? I am nearing the end of the process of identifying potential options, and until now I have shortlisted the following surgeons. My photos are posted at the end of text. a. Dr. Tejinder Bhatti of Darling Buds. He suggested 2800-3000 FUE grafts and answered all my questions satisfactorily and seems very professional. I thought his consultant Shera would contact me when I first emailed, but I believe I have been chatting with the Dr. directly. The fact that he doesn't perform FUT at all and his entire practice is based around aggressively promoting FUE, along with the fantastic FAQ on his website promotes confidence in his skills as a trustworthy FUE surgeon. He is a member of pretty much all prestigious global associations and was also featured in some publication's 'Top 20 global surgeons for HT' ranking. His website has transparent pricing. Cons: I came across some posts on this forum where the results were far from satisfactory and the post-operation response and support those patients received from the clinic seemed disappointing for a clinic of such high reputation. b. Eugenix (will probably select the comprehensive pkg. which has partial involvement of Dr. Bansal and Dr. Sethi). I was in touch with their consultant Nelson a couple of months ago and he offered a Skype session with a doctor (don't know which doctor). I postponed it due to personal reasons, but have resumed the conversation. Regardless, Nelson had mentioned that the doctor suggested 2000 grafts through DHT. I don't know which doctor since there are 5 at the clinic, and was a little surprised by the qty. of suggested grafts, but will bring up this question in the Skype session. Also, it would be good to know what percent (approx.) of total slits are done by Dr. Bansal or Dr. Sethi in comprehensive pkg. I chose Eugenix because Dr. Bansal and Dr. Sethi are highly reputed surgeons, inventors, authors of books and publications, and members of prestigious societies. They are also listed on Joe Tillman's recommended surgeons list. Their website has transparent pricing. Cons: I can't afford full services of Dr. Sethi or Dr. Bansal and will have to place my trust in the young doctors trained by them for majority of the procedure. c. Dr. Suneet Soni of Medispa He suggested 3500 FUT grafts (because I started a conversation advocating FUT). I have read that Dr. Soni is the best for FUT, but not necessarily FUE. All his successful results are also FUT + FUE. I emailed him recently (after many months) with new photos and requesting quote for FUE. He has not responded since a week. Not sure if he is still interested. Regardless, I chose him for his results, excellent website (though no transparent pricing), prestigious memberships, and artistic reputation. My recent photos are attached. Please share your opinions, ideas, insight, suggestions regarding my surgeon choices above and the photos below. I will be very grateful for your time and help. Tagging some fellow members who also posted similar questions recently and seemed undecided on their search. @Alphabeta @Dalveer @skallig @givemehair2019
A 34 years old patient, suffering from genetic baldness. NW class : III Baldness. Technique Used : FUT Method Total Number of Grafts Implanted : 2400 We are hereby presenting the results of the patient after the 12 month.
I want to contribute in helping fellow hair loss sufferers who are seeking for a competent hair transplant surgeon in India. Hence, I wish to share my experience of hair transplant with Dr Suneet Soni, at Medispa Jaipur. After an extensive search of 5 months I underwent hair transplant with Dr Suneet about 13 months back. I am posting my review quite late as I wanted to be sure myself before helping others as half knowledge delivery is worse than no knowledge delivery. But yes, now I am confident and sure about my results of hair transplant which is wonderful. Being a lecturer, your presentation matters a lot as this professions demands lot of public dealing and social presence. A lecturer needs to be confident which was lacking in me due to hair loss at a young age of 35 years. Hiding the baldness under the cap was also not suitable as per my profession. Hence, I was left with nothing rather than following remedies suggested by colleagues and friends. After referring a dermatologist I was been prescribed an over the counter lotion "Minoxidil" which temporarily had reduced the progression of hair loss but as I stopped using it the situation was same and wasn't a permanent solution. After opinions from doctors I came to know about hair transplant procedure which was suggested as the only permanent solution for hair loss. I was quite skeptical about these cosmetic surgeries as they are a big taboo in our society making people and celebrities hiding about them. But thanks to our generation which is more receptive and acceptable towards these procedures and consider medical aspect of these procedures knows the importance of looks in social and professional life. Thinking a lot and after positive reviews of hair transplant procedure by my colleagues I made initial moves towards this procedure. As it is one of the hugest decisions of my life I didn't want to take a chance and wanted to be sure before opting for any surgeon. After talking to many colleagues and friends whose relatives underwent the same procedure I got the reference of Dr Suneet Soni. I saw some of the hair transplant results delivered by Dr Soni of my known people and was quite impressed as the hairline looked absolutely natural. Aesthetics was my biggest concern as it was the requirement of my profession including my personal choice and Dr Soni seemed to be an expert in that. Soon after encouragement by my colleagues I started gaining information about this procedure and found it to be a safe procedure which is been opted nowadays at a greater rate. Hence, I made my decision to undergo this procedure. I wanted a cost effective option but didn't want to prioritize cost over aesthetics which made me choose Dr Suneet Soni for my hair transplant after reviewing the results of multiple clinics seeing their photo gallery. To consult him, I booked an appointment online and visited the clinic with high hopes and expectations. During the consultation I was been asked many medical history related questions followed by assessment of scalp under magnification. Dr Soni informed me that the hair loss I am facing is genetic and is called androgenic alopecia. He suggested me requirement of 2700 approx. grafts approximately and preferred the FUT technique. I was been explained about the whole procedure in detail and benefit of using this technique which seemed genuine to me. I was been assured by him that the procedure will be painless and with no complications which had boost my confidence and desire to get hairs on my bald area. Finally after pooling all my thoughts into one place, they directed me to happily accept the decision of hair transplant. I was been appointed for a day prior to the surgery for some medical tests including some blood tests and ECG which was important for my safety. I visited one day prior and got my tests done and was been recommended a shampoo to be used before the procedure which I followed as per instructions. The day of surgery came and I was been appointed for 7 A.M in the morning but as I am quite punctual I had reached at 6:45 A.M. after having my breakfast. The staff was quite welcoming and generous which was comforting. From reception to OT I couldn't find a flaw in terms of cleanliness and hygiene which can impress anyone as hygiene is very important consideration while getting any medical treatment. It boosted my confidence even more that I am going under the knife of safe hands. Talking about the procedure, it underwent very smoothly and was painless as anaesthesia was injected using a special technique which requires only single administration for the whole procedure so as to avoid multiple injections. After that I was been offered sterilized clothes and taken to operation theatre for the commencement of hair transplant procedure. The procedure started with strip technique or FUT was performed. This procedure was extremely comfortable and was painless. I was been shown in the mirror the donor area where stitches were in place. Believe me I couldn't notice it much and it was completely hiding behind my hairs. After harvesting of graft, Dr Soni took me to graft separation room where my hair follicles were been segregated under visual aided microscope for better visualization and less damage to the grafts. The technicians also seemed very experienced and efficient as were quite fluent with their work. After separation of the grafts, I was taken to operation theatre again for implantation of grafts in the recipient area. Implantation went successfully without any pain. The complete procedure lasted for around 8-9 hours and had lunch break in the afternoon. In total, my experience with the whole team was amazing as they were quite caring and professional in their work. After the procedure I was been advised about few do's and don'ts to be taken care of and was been given a cap and a headband to avoid dirt and reduce swelling respectively. I was been called next day for head wash by them and was been instructed again regarding what to do and what not to do thoroughly. I carefully followed all the instruction which were not much and have to be taken care of for around 15 days. I resumed my work from the next day itself but had minor swelling and discomfort which was expected and manageable. After few days my transplanted hair shed off which was already been explained. After a wait of months I received fruitful results when I could see my hair growing. Months passed and it became better and now after 13 months my hair in the bald area is gaining volume and the results are clearly visible. There are no words to explain my happiness as the results are very natural and look awesome. I have got many compliments and it feels amazing to have hairs on your bald area. I can share the credit with Dr Soni as I was the one who found this diamond from the quarry of coals. I would surely recommend him to anyone as I found him to be the best hair transplant surgeon in India presently.
This result is mindblowing @Dr. Suneet Soni & @Medispa Team!! I am more thrilled to see the results because I have decided to get a transplant for 4000+ grafts on a single session FUE+FUT by next year.. Keeping my fingers crossed 🤞 How about the patient's medications and PRP sessions. Would you like to share about that @Medispa Team. How many PRP sessions and what kind of medicines he took post transplant?
4120 FUT-Grafts with Dr Suneet Soni, Medispa
dasankur posted a blog entry in dasankur's BlogI'd considered doing something about my genetic baldness for years. But the truth is I felt awkward discussing something that personal with someone else… I didn't want them thinking I was too vain or pre-occupied with my hair. Talking over the phone with Dr. Suneet Soni broke the barrier. He immediately appealed to me as a friendly, honest kind of person who understands how people feel about their appearance. He confirmed me about the aesthetic result and prepared me for the surgical procedure. Initially, I had many doubts and confusion, but all went off after receiving the pre-procedure consultation at Medispa. Before visiting Dr. Suneet Soni, a few others had turned my way, saying that essentially my situation was hopeless. I remember leaving their clinics with a great feeling of dread and sadness at the prospect of living with a hat on my head for the rest of my years. From the moment I met Dr. Suneet Soni he gave me a feeling of great hope though I remained somewhat skeptical. He explained to me to need to be self-restraint as the FUT technique of hair restoration would be a 5 steps process to do it. I appreciated his reluctance to not do it all at once, get his money, and move on… though I wanted it fixed for the very next day! Glad to say that I received 4120 FUT grafts in a single session for the grade NW-V baldness. Finally, Dr. Suneet was the first transplant surgeon I ever met who did not discuss his fee as his first order of service. He was very gracious with the cost of hair transplant and allowed a modest cost of the procedure. Bottom line is that I genuinely felt and still feel that he wants to help me and understands my situation. He is down to earth, friendly and best of all… accessible. His entire staff has been and continues to be absolutely wonderful in accommodating me and I also feel they care about the end result for me. Thank You, Dr Suneet Soni and the entire Medispa team.
A 35 years old patient, suffering from genetic baldness. NW class : III Baldness. Technique Used : FUT Method Total Number of Grafts Implanted : 2650 We are hereby presenting the hair transplant results of the patient after 13 month
Hi everyone!! I am an Indian and currently living in Canada. Well actually it's my first post here but I have read a lot of posts as I was quite curious about hair transplant. I have scheduled my surgery with Dr. Suneet Soni of Medispa Hair transplant center in Jaipur, India. It is going to happen next week. I am quite excited as I have read a lot of positive reviews about him. I will be leaving for India by flight in few days. I will keep you guyz updated. Bye!!
A 35 years old patient, suffering from genetic baldness. NW class : V Baldness. Technique Used : Combine FUT + FUE Method Total Number of Grafts Implanted : 3950 We are hereby presenting the hair transplant results of the patient after the 13 month.
Which doctor to go for FUE?
mitts replied to filthiestfish's topic in Hair Transplant Experiences and Surgeon Reviews@filthiestfish if you are looking for Combo FUT + FUE then there is another doctor whom I have been following from few months and results are very good. Check @Dr. Suneet Soni from Medispa clinic in India.
Hello @Dr. Suneet Soni, Amazing work and Great results. Curios to know that 4300 grafts were implanted in one session only?
A 30 years old patient, suffering from genetic baldness. NW class : III Baldness. Technique Used : FUT Method Total Number of Grafts Implanted : 3200 We are hereby presenting the results of the patient after the 13 month.
A 35 years old patient, suffering from genetic baldness. NW class: VI Baldness. Number of sessions for full coverage: 2 Sitting 1st sitting: 2016 Total Number of Grafts Implanted at first sitting: 3900 Technique Used: FUT Patient Result: Post-Op. 12 Months 2nd sitting 2018 Total Number of Grafts Implanted at second sitting: 3500 Area Covered: Vertex Area and frontal Hair line density improvement Technique Used: FUT Patient Result: Post-Op. 12 Month
A 36 years old patient, suffering from genetic baldness. NW class : III Baldness. Technique Used : Combination Method FUT + FUE Total Number of Grafts Implanted : 3470 Patient Result : Post-Op. 12 Month
Usually, I do not post reviews on anything, but I thought it is really important to give back to the community of hairtransplantnetwork.com which helped me immensely in finalising my decision when I was looking for a hair transplant surgeon. Thus, I would like to share with you guys about my experience of hair transplant surgery with Dr. Suneet Soni at Medispa Hair transplant Centre at Jaipur. I underwent hair transplant surgery with Dr. Soni about 12 months ago. I am a 36 year old male working at Ministry of Finance in UAE for 5 years. I had been suffering from genetic hair loss from over a decade. In my profession, the physical appearance of a person plays a pivotal role. I could not completely shave my hairs because this was not suitable for my look as it made me seem older. I started keeping a beard to compensate for my baldness, even though my beard had some white hairs in it, but I had no other option. Below I am posting pictures of myself before the procedure. I had consulted a doctor for my hair loss issue in the past who had prescribed me Minoxidil solution to apply on the scalp. The progression of my hair loss was significantly reduced with it but my baldness had already advanced to Norwood's grade IV-V. The doctor had informed me that to restore my hairline I would have to go for a hair transplant surgery but I was not sure about that at that time. I knew nothing about hair transplant until recently when I met my colleague who had extensive baldness in the past. He had undergone hair transplant surgery from Dr. Suneet Soni of Medispa Hair Transplant Centre, Jaipur and had great results. His hairline was really appealing and looked quite natural. I was quite impressed from his result and decided that I should get a hair transplant as well. My colleague greatly encouraged me and told me that this is a simple procedure with high success rate and very low risk of complications. After researching extensively on hair transplant and reading various reviews from past patients, I was motivated to have this procedure. The most important thing for me was hairline as I could not risk having an unnatural looking hair transplant. Money was not a major concern for me, so I consulted few hair transplant surgeons in UK and UAE as well but I was not sure about hairline design from them. So, I decided to undergo the procedure from Dr. Suneet Soni because he is a specialist in hairline designing and his previous patients had very good results. To consult with Dr. Suneet Soni, I had two options, either to visit at the Medispa Centre in Delhi and Jaipur, or by online consultation. I decided to have an online consultation with Medispa where I had to send my scalp pictures. After I sent them my pictures and completed the questionnaire, I received a reply within few hours. They informed me that my hair loss pattern is because of Androgenetic alopecia and I have grade IV-V baldness. They recommended me hair transplantation with approx. 4,000 hair grafts using FUT and FUE combination technique along with a PRP session. In addition, benefits of employing combination technique for better utilisation of donor area were also given. I also had a phone consultation with Dr. Suneet at my request in which he explained me in detail about the procedure and told me that my complete procedure will be painless. I was very impressed with Dr. Soni and finalised the date of surgery. He informed me to reach the centre one day before the surgery for blood work, ECG and other formalities, and told me that I can book my return ticket on the next day from the day of surgery. I visited Jaipur one day before the surgery and underwent blood tests and ECG. Also, I had a face to face consultation with Dr. Suneet Soni where he explained me the complete procedure and informed that he will be transplanting about 4,200 hair grafts in the front and middle portion of my head to restore my hairline and add density to the centre portion of scalp using FUT and FUE method. The procedure was done on the next day and told me to reach the centre at 7 a.m. in the morning. I reached the centre at 6.45 a.m. in the morning after having a light breakfast. The staff at the centre is very polite and professional and they took very good care of me. Moreover, they were very strict in maintaining cleanliness and sterilisation at the centre which was quite appreciable. My complete procedure was painless as local anaesthesia was injected by the staff in the morning before starting the procedure. After the anaesthesia, I was prepared to be taken to operation theatre for excision of strip for FUT procedure. After completion of strip excision, harvesting of hair grafts using FUE method was done. Dr. Suneet showed me visual aided microscopes which were being used to cut hair grafts from the skin from donor area to minimise the damage to hair follicles. After completion of cutting of hair grafts, Dr. Suneet implanted the hair grafts according to my hairline design. After the completion of implantation of hair grafts, I was sent for PRP session in which platelet rich plasma from my own blood sample was injected in my scalp. The complete procedure of hair transplant including FUT and FUE combination hair transplant and PRP lasted for about 8-9 hours with a break for lunch in between. Throughout the procedure, Dr. Soni was assisted by a team of skilled technicians and nurses. My whole experience with Dr. Soni and Medispa Hair Transplant Centre was amazing. After the procedure was completed, I was given a head band and a cap to wear for few days after the procedure. On the next day, I was instructed on the directions to follow for post-surgery care. I am posting few pictures of me which were clicked before the procedure, during the procedure and just after the procedure. You guys can look at my bald areas and how the procedure was done. I returned back to UAE by flight on next day of my surgery. I resumed my usual routine from the very next day. Very less care was needed after the surgery. I took care of the donor area and recipient areas for just 8-10 days. I had to wear headband and head cap for few days after the surgery. Had mild discomfort because of minor swelling but did not feel the need of taking pain relief medication, even though Dr. Suneet had prescribed me painkillers. About 15 days later, the transplanted hairs started falling which was normal as informed by Dr. Suneet before the procedure. I started lower body exercises after 20 days of the surgery and whole body exercises after 45 days. No complications were experienced by me after procedure. Results Below, I am going to post few of my pictures so that you guys can take a look at my results. After 3.5 months After 6 months After 7 months I kept my beard until 6 months after the surgery because I still had some visible baldness, but after 6 months, I completely shaved my beard and moustache because I looked younger with clean shave. After 10 months After 11 months As you guys can see, I have had massive transformation with hair transplant. I look quite young and my hairline looks totally natural. I am very happy and satisfied with my results. My life has changed tremendously after this; I have been getting a lot of compliments from fellow colleagues which have boosted my self-confidence. I also started working out and looking after my health to improve my looks and I feel very happy about it. So, what do you guys think about my results? I would love to read your views on my hair transplant results.


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This incredible sport is coming to Berkshire.
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Resolution Reset Seminar | Full Life Chiropractic
Troy, Ohio USA 45373
The Event
About this Event
Simply making the decision to lose weight, eat healthy, and exercise is not enough to overcome the barriers that hamper your success. Developing sustainable, healthy habits that help your body build health and prevent disease is essential to keep you on track with your health goals in 2019. It's your body, make it your year to change your life.
• Identify your top five barriers to effectively changing your habits.
• Learn the steps to burn fat and build lean muscle.
• Develop a "Plan of Action" to get in the best shape of your life, in 2019.
• Discover effective methods to detox your body.
• Determine your personal motivating factors to naturally achieving your health goals.
- Children are welcome and we will be having a separate class for them. Please let our office know if you plan to bring your children so we can plan accordingly.
- We will be serving light healthy snacks during the break at seminar.
- We will also have local vendors from our community present at the seminar who have natural products to help you achieve a healthy lifestyle. You can visit their booths at your convenience during the break or before or after the seminar.
- Event open to public! Bring a friend or family member!
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Sixteen year old Addyson Albershardt from Charlotte, North Carolina, a member of the new NOW and Novartis for MS professional women's cycling team, described why she is proud to be apart of a new team that actively supports muscular sclerosis.
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As well as speaking with HighRoad's spokesperson Kristy Scrymgeour at the start of the third stage of the Tour Down Under, VeloNews asked Bernhard Eisel and Mark Renshaw to comment on their fallen teammate Carla Swart, who on Wednesday was tragically killed while out training in her native South Africa. She was 23.
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Please join the Sabin Center for Climate Change Law and the Columbia Environmental Law Society for a lunchtime talk with Dr. Peter Lawrence of University of Tasmania Law School. Lunch will be served.
Given uncertainties about the effectiveness of the Paris climate agreement, international litigation, as a vehicle for exerting pressure on governments to ratchet up climate mitigation action, is vital. The paper argues that international tribunals ought to pursue justice - including intergenerational justice. Given ambiguities in international law, this normative framework can provide a powerful justification for tribunals representing future generations in a variety of ways. Drawing on collaborative work with Matthias Hartwig and Lukas Kohler under a German - Australia research project, the paper then explores how to integrate this normative framework with practical strategies.
Dr. Peter Lawrence is a senior lecturer at the University of Tasmania (UTAS) Law School, and Faculty Advisor of the University of Tasmania Law Review. He has published extensively on issues of intergenerational justice and climate change, including Justice for future generations, climate change and international law (2014) and is co-convenor of the UTAS Climate Justice Network. Dr. Lawrence previously worked as a diplomat with the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade.


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Key Documents of Secular Franciscan Order
Tuesday, August 18, 2015
St Francis saw the need for the three Orders he founded to have rules. The Secular Franciscan as with all Orders has its Rule, Constitution and Statutes. You can download the following documents (in pdf format). The Rule of the Secular Franciscan Order (/LiteratureRetrieve.aspx?ID=1401 ..
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Solution: Image Search
Answer: UPPERCUT
Written by
Alan Huang
Special thanks to Logan Engstrom and Chris Shallue
This is a puzzle about neural networks. Specifically, it uses one trained to transfer art styles from fourteen source paintings to any target image, and one trained on a large corpus of photo captions to describe what it sees.
Our panel of judges is made up of the fourteen artists who created each work. When consulting an individual judge, he will provide you with a rendition of your submission in the style of his work. For example, here is Hokusai's rendition of a doge.
You might consider putting your subject into better perspective by adding something in the background.
Each judge also has a particular object he is thinking of, which is always* found somewhere in the source work. If you send in a picture without a judge's object in it, he will provide a clue as to its identity.
* In the case of Broadway Boogie Woogie, there are no concrete objects represented in the painting, so this puzzle takes the view that it is based on the street grid of Manhattan as referenced in the title.
|Nude Descending a Staircase
|Marcel Duchamp
|I don't know what Judge 8 is on about. I painted one of these forty years before he did. His doesn't even make sense!
|The staircase being descended, as in the title. Duchamp is throwing shade at the younger M. C. Escher below, who also drew a bunch of staircases.
|The Great Wave off Kanagawa
|You might consider putting your subject into better perspective by adding something in the background.
|Hokusai refers to Mount Fuji, which he has placed at a contrasting scale with the wave before it.
|The Kiss
|Gustav Klimt
|Please disregard those two. I believe love beats hate, anyway... when you paint your lover, put these in her hair.
|The figure on the right has flowers on her clothing, the ground beneath, and around her hair. Klimt is waiting for Duchamp and Escher to kiss and make up.
|Pablo Picasso
|I always like to center my compositions around an animal.
|A panicked horse figures prominently in the center of Guernica.
|Wanderer above the Sea of Fog
|Caspar David Friedrich
|It's not only a good centerpiece for the painting, it's also just common sense when you're up that high.
|As it turns out, there really aren't that many distinct things in this painting, so it came down to the coat or the walking stick.
|Barack Obama Hope poster
|Shepard Fairey
|The wardrobe isn't the focus, but it's what really sells a piece like this.
|For the same reason, this one had to hinge on what Obama is wearing.
|Drying Sails
|André Derain
|They called me a beast, but could a beast have painted this in the bottom left? I don't think so.
|In the bottom left as indicated, a fisher or dock worker is carrying a large basket. Derain was a co-founder of Fauvism, named after a critic who disparaged them as les fauves (wild beasts).
|M. C. Escher
|You can barely see Judge 1's version even though he titled his painting after it. Plus, I've got something he doesn't: whatever this figure is carrying in the... uh. Bottom right? I think?
|The person descending the stairs toward the bottom right doorway is carrying a tray with a bottle on it. Escher is not very impressed with Duchamp's abstract rendition of a staircase.
|Henri Matisse
|You really just need something that joins all the figures. Something that holds them together.
|There's even less in this painting, so we'll go with a body part that's safe for work.
|Broadway Boogie Woogie
|Piet Mondrian
|I know all these little pieces seem abstract, but they do actually represent something, you know.
|And finally the pinnacle of "not much in the painting". Abandoned ideas for this object included roads ("broadway") and dancing ("boogie woogie").
|The Scream
|Edvard Munch
|See, these two things behind me. You probably didn't even notice them, but that's the whole point.
|The figure in The Scream is standing on a bridge or boardwalk. In the body of water behind its head are two small but distinct boats.
|Campbell's Soup Cans
|Andy Warhol
|Whatever you add, just add as many of it as you can. That's the key.
|Soup is surprisingly hard.
|The Starry Night
|Vincent Van Gogh
|I do believe you need something right in the middle to bring the whole composition together.
|A church steeple is visible in the bottom center of this painting.
|Girl with Hair Ribbon
|Roy Lichtenstein
|You just need some color to really frame her well.
|The color around the outer edges is provided by the girl's yellow hair.
If you submit an image to the jury containing one judge's object, he will ask you to gain a second judge's support.
Finally, if you submit an image to the jury containing at least two judges' objects, they will each give it a star rating that is actually an index into the artists' names.
Once you figure out everyone's objects and ratings, the letters in order spell out DUTCH SAM'S PUNCH, which is an UPPERCUT. (There are a few Dutch artists represented here, but none of them is named Sam.)
|Nude Descending a Staircase
|Marcel Duchamp
|The Great Wave off Kanagawa
|The Kiss
|Gustav Klimt
|Pablo Picasso
|Wanderer above the Sea of Fog
|Caspar David Friedrich
|Barack Obama Hope poster
|Shepard Fairey
|Drying Sails
|André Derain
|M. C. Escher
|Henri Matisse
|10 or 11/12
|Broadway Boogie Woogie
|Piet Mondrian
|The Scream
|Edvard Munch
|Campbell's Soup Cans
|Andy Warhol
|The Starry Night
|Vincent Van Gogh
|Girl with Hair Ribbon
|Roy Lichtenstein
Author's Notes
I trained several dozen style models while constructing this puzzle. You can see samples of them all here.
I'm sorry that I couldn't include a more diverse set of artists in this puzzle. The requirement that the works be recognizable to solvers who might not be art history buffs* as well as having a distinctive style that transferred well ended up severely limiting the selection.
* The first testsolve group actually did turn out to consist of art history buffs, who blew through it in about ten minutes. I expanded the puzzle as a result, adding some less famous works, and tightened the thresholds on the image description net. Some of the judges still wildly overtrigger, but hopefully this acts as a clue giving you an in to how the puzzle works, rather than just being confusing or letting you bypass half the puzzle. The clues were designed not to give everything away if you hadn't identified the painting, but still avoid a difficulty cliff where the puzzle might become impossible if you didn't know enough art history. The second testsolve group informed me that Google Image Search could often dig up the original work just given a style transfer, which definitely assuaged some of my worries on that point.


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Walking it off!! So can you really lose weight by walking? The answer is yes!
Exercise burns calories. In the case of walking the calories you burn depend much more on the distance you cover and your body weight than on your speed.
This table shows calories burned per mile of walking for people of varying weights:
Your Weight Approximate calories per mile (1.6 Km)
54 kg= 85 calories
63 kg= 95 calories
72 kg= 105 calories
82 kg= 115 calories
90 kg= 125 calories
How you lose weight by walking:
People who walk gain significantly less weight than those who don't, the more walking, the less weight gain. And the benefit was greatest in the heaviest individuals.
The better your pace, more calories you burn. Similarly the longer you walk, the more calories you burn. So if you are not much of a fat of running, don't do it! You can always walk a mile longer or two in order to cover for the speed. After all, the difference between walking and running is only of your pace with which you move. It's not a secret that running does burn lot more calories but is as much tiring too. So why not walk longer till you burn the same amount of calories! 😉


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I'm going to show you how to put your Facebook feed on your website blog or whatever you want to put it on. In order to do this your page must
be a a public page. and what that means is it must be viewable
from outside a standard Facebook login so you you have to basically be able to view it
without logging into Facebook and a test to see if your page is open
to the public you can just go straight to the Facebook.com forward slash
put in the name of your page. I'll just put in my page here and hit enter from there if it brings you back to the
login screen without actually showing your page at all that means it's not forward facing to the web public. So what we're going to have to do is we are going to have to change a setting on the page in order for it to become public. So I'm going to go ahead and login here…. give me
one second okay once you logged in what you want to do
is go to your pages and basically login under that
page name so it's usually under the button up here and you can use Facebook as, use it as your page and then what we're going to do is go up to the top… edit page then edit settings. Now for some reason
if you have a few settings set here it will not make your page
public so what we are going to have to do is remove here age restrictions and of course only do that if you have age-appropriate content that can be
displayed. So we will change age restrictions then also another thing you could try if
that doesn't work is try removing the country restrictions. What I'll do is I'll just go ahead and set this, and if I need to come back and change that then I'll do that. So I'm going to save these changes. I'm going to log all the way out Now I'm going to go back up to the URL input forward slash the name of my page and that didn't work so what I'll have to do is log back in again and then remove the country restrictions on
there. Now I just removed the country
restrictions make sure that it's set to no age save changes I'll log out and see if that did the trick. There we go now it's open. Yeah, so it could either be one or both settings that allowed you to post it public and I've had luck doing both. Now that the page is public facing you don't have to login. Anyone can see it. So what we are going to do now. Next up we need we need to find out what our ID is. If you have set the name for your page and a URL for
your page in the form of a name, then you're gonna have
to go out and get the ID for that and to do that it's just easy enough to
go out to the the graph API and this is found at
developers.facebook.com /tools/explorer and what your gonna do there is when you go there go directly to the
line… right in front of where it says get you can just type in the name of the page and then just hit submit. What's gonna happen now it's gonna pull up
is gonna pull up a little snippet of information, in the form of JSON and what we're looking for is the ID. So this will be the ID of the page. And to test that you could just bring it back out to the URL and
instead of your name you put in your ID and if it brings you to
the same page you know that's that you're good you got that. So from here . what we want to grab next is the RSS feed and in Facebook what we'll want to put in is facebook.com/feeds/page .php ?ID…and then set your ID here from what we just found and then the one important area here is your going to want to include the
format equals RSS twenty (format=rss20 When you put that in it should bring up your Facebook wall for that page so basically at this point you have your RSS
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|This article is about the Dead Reckoning character. You may be looking for his appearance in the TV Series.
Leon Basset is the TV-adapted deuteragonist of The Walking Dead: Dead Reckoning. He is a deputy of the King County Sheriff's Department in King County, Georgia. He is seen working closely with Shane, as well as the other known deputy, Don.
King County, Georgia
Little is known about Leon's life prior to the outbreak besides that he worked at the King County Sheriff's Department with Don. He may have also lived in or near King County, Georgia.
King County Sheriff's Department
"Domestic Disturbance"
Leon appeared as Shane's subordinate in this episode. He is first seen picking up an infected man named Robb Spanner at a bar who he believed to be drunk. Leon took him back to the King County Sheriff's Department and placed him in a holding cell. Leon resents Shane if the latter calls him "dumbass".
"House Calls"
Leon appears if Shane calls for help, says Shane about his arrival to the residence.
"Habeas Corpus"
Later, after Shane brought in a local civilian named Gary Taylor for domestic disturbance and a possible murder, Leon was bit in the thumb by Gary and it was debated for a while by Shane whether he was infected or not.
"Patient Zero"
He and Shane watch a news program. After, Patty appears and Leon talks to Shane about their previous relationship.
"First Blood"
After Don's death, Shane calls to Leon for help. Leon can save Gary based on Shane's decisions. After, he hears Patty's grunts and decides to check up on her.
"No Turning Back"
Shane encounters a zombified Patty, after which her reanimated corpse proceeds to attack him. Leon can die or survive depending on Shane's decisions.
In-Game Decision
Hit Patty in the head / Pull Patty away (Alive): Shane can hit Patty or pull her away, saving Leon.
Hit Leon in the head (Undead): Shane can hit Leon. If he does, Patty will bite Leon, causing his death and eventual reanimation.
Leon is Alive
Leon, on the other hand, decided to remain in King County, where his guns were, and assist the people there, similarly to Gary. He and Shane shook hands before the latter departed, heading for the hospital. As Leon -and Gary if he survived- watched him drive away, a now-reanimated Don leapt out of the police station and attacked Leon as the screen abruptly went black. It is implied that this is how Leon became infected and reanimated.
Leon is Dead
Leon won't appear in this chapter if he died and Gary survived. However, if Gary died, along with Leon, Leon will appear as a zombie after Shane's departure.
His story is picked up again for TV Series. For further details see:
- Main article: Leon Basset (TV Series)
No Turning Back
- Killed By
- Patricia Taylor (Infected, Alive)
- Shane Walsh (Caused, Alive)
During Leon's possible struggle with Patty, Shane attacked Leon, to which Patty will bite him before attacking Shane.
- Killed By
- Don (Infected, Alive, Off-Screen)
If Shane shoots Patty, Leon will survive. However, when Shane leaves the police station to find Rick, a zombified Officer Don pops up from behind Leon, ready to devour him.
Dead Reckoning
- "Domestic Disturbance"
- "House Calls" (Determinant)
- "Habeas Corpus"
- "Patient Zero"
- "First Blood"
- "No Turning Back" (No Lines, Determinant)
- "Epilogue" (Alive or Zombified, Determinant)
- Though not shown in the TV Series, Don/Patty is shown attacking Leon, which explains how Leon became infected and reanimated and he was later shot and killed by Rick Grimes.
- He is the one of the two character to be appear in the all chapters (Determinant), the other being Shane.
|Dead Reckoning Characters
|King County Sheriff's Department
|Shane • Leon • Don
|Taylor Family
|Gary's Cat • Gary • Patricia
|Grimes Family
|Rick • Lori • Carl
|Miscellaneous Characters
|Reporter • Mrs. Heller • Robb • Paul
|Alive characters appear in green. Unknown characters appear in blue. Dead characters appear in red and italics. Undead characters appear in grey and italics. Determinant characters appear in purple. Without italics, determinant characters either die, stay alive or are left with unknown status.


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So if I understood correctly: You have data from 2 sensors in time: Ar flow and BackGas Flow (SCCM, what is that?) You have that data for multiple products. 1 - Since it is relatively low dimensional, you may try using raw data with K-Means or Self Organizing Maps. 2 - If you searching for anomalies in time, you might try using feature engineering with ...
If your anomalies are simply peaks, why should you be using machine learning methods? You could use peak detection algorithms for the purpose. If you still insist on ML, isolation forest is a good try.
Understanding the reconstruction loss in the paper "Anomaly Detection using Deep Learning based Image Completion"
$F$ in this context is the output of the Convolutional Neural Network that's being trained, which is of the same size as $X$.
Hierarchical Temporal Memory is a model well suited for anomaly detection. It is also pretty interesting and different from currently typical Deep Learning models.
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heritage in context of modern burgeoning cities in India is a growing concern for
faculties of heritage conservation and urban development, which unless seen in
unison cannot do justice to city's past and history. The historic city of
Mumbai, a city made up of seven island, is one such complex historic urban
landscape witnessing vast development fluxes in its urban fabric. The city,
once a major port and important site for commerce, is a palimpsest of empires and
invasions and boasts a huge repository of built heritage in the form of
military architecture. The extents of Mumbai and Greater Mumbai together
consists of 25 historical military fortifications, some of which are still
intact baring few that were razed in conquests. Though many efforts have been
directed towards preserving the city's past by government organisations and
non- profit organisations, a large chunk of built heritage still lies neglected,
undervalued and redundant and is facing extinction. This research is dedicated
towards understanding the history of Mumbai city and study of few prominent
military fortifications within diverse contexts in Mumbai city and aims at understanding
its historic and cultural values and analyse factors of vulnerabilities and
threats in today's context. This article will provide perspectives on modern
cities to inform historical and archaeological practices and potentials to
maximize the city's limited open space opportunities to respond to the city's
dense, urban context.
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islands of Mumbai were incorporated into the Maurya Empire under Emperor Ashoka
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centre of Hindu and Buddhist religion and culturei
and was controlled by successive indigenous dynasties: Mauryans, Satavahanas,
Abhiras, Vakatakas, Kalachuris, Konkan Mauryas, Chalukyas and Rashtrakutas,
before being ruled by the Silharas from 810 to 1260. Mumbai came under the
influence of Portuguese power in 1534 through the Treaty of Bassien. Mumbai or Bombaim (Good Bay), as it was called by
the Portuguese due to its excellence as a natural harbour and when the
Portuguese arrived, Mumbai was an archipelago of seven islands and later was
constructed and fortified for defence and trade purposes. In 1661, as part of
the marriage treaty of Charles II of England and Catherine of Portugal placed
seven islands Bombay in British possession as a part of Catherine's dowry to
The Company shifted its main holdings from Surat to Bombay, which had become
the administrative centre of all the west coast settlements theniii.
The Siddis, allies with Mughals, constantly waged wars against the British.
Faced with relentless attacks by the Siddis in 1672, several fortifications
were constructed in Mumbai by the Portuguese and British forts. Around the
seven islands of Mumbai, other island were strongholds of powers: To the North,
Surat to Bassein was under the control of Mughals, Bassien was under the
Portuguese, Bombay islands were under the British, Khanderi was with the
Marathas and Underi was with Siddis. The coastline to the South from Kulaba up
to Chaul was a Maratha territory, Chaul and Revdanda was under the Portuguese,
Janjira with Siddis and up to Goa was with Marathas and Goa was under
Portuguese dominions in the 17th Centuryiv.
Mumbai emerged as a major trade centre during the 18th Century owing
to the strategic location of creeks and landmass. In 1739, the Marathas
conquered Salsette and Vasai forts from the Portuguese and expanded their
kingdom up to the edge of island of Bombay. In 1774, after the fall of the Marathas
and the Peshwas, these island were conquered by the British. The success of the
British campaign in the Deccan witnessed the freedom of Bombay from all attacks
by native powers.
i Ring, Trudy;
Robert M. Salkin, Sharon La Boda (1994). International Dictionary of Historic
Places: Asia and Oceania. Taylor & Francis. ISBN 978-1-884964-04-6.
Retrieved 10 February 2014.
ii Murrays
Handbook to Portugal. 1875 3rd Edition. Rev.J.M.Neale.
iii R. K. Kochhar
(25 June 1994). "Shipbuilding at Bombay" (PDF, 297 KB). Current
Science. 12. Indian Academy of Sciences. 66. Retrieved 9 November 2008.
iv MMR Heritage
Conservation Society (2003) 'Study of forts:
Within Mumbai Metropolitan Region Vol 1' Prepared by Academy of Architecture,


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