Being Human - The Salman Khan Foundation organized a fun event for the special children of Thakkar Autistic Center at Phoenix Market City in Kurla. The children, together with their parents and their therapists, participated whole heartedly in all the activities including a drawing and painting session. Each child was gifted a kit from Being Human. While leaving, the children surprised the Being Human team with a beautiful artwork made by them at their center.

2nd April is observed as World Autism Awareness Day. Autism is among the most misunderstood neurological disorders - there is no cause or cure for autism but detection and intensive therapy at an early age can help children overcome the challenges to a large extent. We need to bring about a change in the mindset of both - the parents and society - as acceptance of the child is the first steps towards the successful management of autism.

Khushi, a pediatric therapy center located in Mumbai and which is doing excellent work with autistic children, held a CAUSE-A-THON at BKC on 31st March 2013, as part of their campaign for autism awareness.

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We at Bollywoodlife told you that Salman Khan was in the US for surgery to fix his trigeminal neuralgia once again. And the Dabangg dude’s sister Arpita Khan says that the superstar is fine and will be back soon

We were the first to discover that Salman Khan was in the US not just for his regular checkup, but for something more that had been diligently kept under wraps. And we told you that the Dabangg star had a secret surgery in the distant land, away from the prying eyes of the media. A secret source informed us that bhai started experiencing a niggling pain his jaw and before things turned more serious, the 47-year-old actor decided to fly to America, without wasting even a day.