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Publisher’s Note

Love is always patient and kind. It is never jealous. Love is never boastful or conceited. It is never rude or selfish. It does not take offense and is not resentful. Love takes no pleasure in other people’s sins, but delights in the truth. It is always ready to excuse, to trust, to hope, and to endure whatever comes.

Dear readers,

It is with immense joy and reverence that we extend our heartfelt congratulations to the Hindu community worldwide on the auspicious occasion of the Shri Ram Mandir Inauguration in Ayodhya, India. This momentous event marks a significant milestone in the history of Hinduism, symbolizing unity, faith, and the culmination of a long-cherished dream.What makes this event even more significant is its role in uniting the Hindu community on a global scale. The collective celebration of this historic moment has transcended geographical boundaries, reinforcing the sense of unity and shared identity among Hindus everywhere. We have a special feature on the ‘Pran Pratishtha’ ceremony that was held on the 22nd January in India. This special feature is going to give you a glimpse of the event that took the world by a storm. Moving on, February is often known for being a month dedicated to love. But I think, February is not only about valentines and sweethearts; instead it can also be a month for selflove and self-care, fostering relationships with family and friends, and loving others.

This month you can intentionally start taking care of yourself if you are only running after your high paying job or your household chores. Try getting enough rest, and giving yourself the time, love and attention to recharge your mind, body, heart and soul. In a month filled with gifts and poems and other romantic gestures, it’s easy to get a little anxious about whether you’ve found the perfect way to show someone that you care. But it all doesn’t have to be about the size of a gift or the amount that you spend – simple acts can go a long way. Leave a loving note on the kitchen counter next to the coffee pot. Stop by the grocery store for a bouquet of flowers – just because it’s a Tuesday. Say that you love your loved ones – every single day. Family and life are precious, so don’t wait for the 14th of the month to say it out loud. In this edition we also have some wonderful reads for everyone. From creating positive spaces in your home to beauty and fashion tips for the harsh winter months and taking care of your health & mental wellness.The juicy insights from the entertainment industry are sure to keep you entertained.

The entire team behind this edition has worked relentlessly to bring forth quality content for you. I hope to stand high and rise above the expectations of our readers. I am thankful for your support and the love you have been showering on us throughout the journey. I would love to have your suggestions and recommendations to be better and grow with every upcoming edition. As we walk further into this year, I pray for the best of everything for each one of you. May this year bring along good health, immense love, and great opportunities for everyone.

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ram mandir special

Amid dhols, chants, rallies, Hindus across the world say ‘Jai Shri Ram’ my Hindu friends and my constituency and around the world. May you all be blessed,” Congressman Rich McCormick said in a statement, greeting the Hindu community. The event was broadcast live at approximately 300 locations across the US, including at Times Square which was lit up with vibrant colors and Lord Ram’s images.

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dhols and firecrackers, distribution of sweets, rallies and chants of ‘Jai Shri Ram’, Hindus in India and abroad came together to celebrate the ‘Prana Pratishtha’ ceremony of Ram Lalla in Ayodhya on January 22.

The US, where Indian-Americans make up approximately 1.35 per cent of the population, kicked off the celebrations almost a week before the temple’s consecration with massive car rallies in Houston and California. Carrying saffron banners with images of Ram Lalla and the temple, more than 1,100 Hindus took part in a Bay Area car rally, and a huge crowd gathered at the iconic Times Square in New York, singing hymns in praise of Lord Ram. Laddos were also distributed as ‘prasad’ by the members of the ‘Overseas Friends of Ram Mandir’ at Times Square.

In addition, the US Chapter of the VHP erected over 40 billboards in 10 states, including Texas, Illinois, New York, New Jersey, and Georgia.

Over 100 Tesla-owning Hindus gathered at Sri Bhaktha Anjaneya Temple in Maryland and arranged their cars in such a way that it formed the word “Ram’’ when seen from a bird’s eye view.

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In Mauritius, where the population consists of around 48 percent Hindus the community came together to light ‘diyas’ at the temples and recited the ‘Ramayan Paath.’ In addition, the government also announced a two-hour off to Hindu officials on the day of the ceremony. Car rallies were also organized in London as well as Sydney, amidst chants and bhajans in praise of the deity. In London, the rally commenced from The City Pavillion on Collier Road and traveled through East London before returning to the starting point.

January 22 was declared as ‘Ayodhya Ram Mandir Day’ in the towns of Oakville and Brampton in Canada’s Ontario province.

Brampton Mayor Patrick Brown and his Oakville counterpart Rob Burton said the consecration “holds immense cultural, religious, and historical significance for Hindus worldwide, signifying the culmination of a centuriesold dream.”

In the Caribbean nation of Trinidad and Tobago, Hindus organized cultural events and sang hymns in praise of their deity. In France ‘Ram Rath Yatra’ started from Place De La Chapelle at 12 pm and culminated at the Eiffel Tower’s, Place De Trocadero, by 3 pm.The ceremony at the Ganesha temple in La Chapelle included an elaborate puja, aarti, prasad distribution, and a cultural show. In neighboring Nepal, Janakpur, which is considered to be the birthplace of Lord Ram’s wife Sita, was lit up and 1,25,000 lamps illuminated the Janaki temple along with ‘aartis’ in praise of Lord Ram and Sita.

Ram Lalla’s idol was installed in the sanctum sanctorum of the grand new temple in Ayodhya on January 18, and the rituals which began on January 16, culminated on January 22, with Prime Minister Narendra Modi and several other dignitaries attending the event.

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hen applying for life insurance, you go through underwriting, which determines whether you can get coverage and how much it will cost. In this article, we’ll guide you through the eight simple steps to ensure your application goes smoothly.

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Ayodhya ‘Pran Pratishtha’

Tells a Story of Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat, One Brick at a Time

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rom snow-capped peaks in Kashmir to sun-drenched beaches in Kanyakumari, the echoes of Ram’s name have woven a tapestry of devotion across India. Now, this devotion is taking a tangible form in the shape of the historic Ram Mandir in Ayodhya.

The majestic temple stands tall as a symbol of India’s unity and devotion, not just in grandeur, but also in the tapestry of contributions woven across states and borders. PM Modi’s ‘Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat’ initiative resonates deeply with this notion and is a testament to the unwavering faith and generosity that transcends state borders, uniting a nation in the pilgrimage for a temple.

The core of the temple stands majestic, covered in the pristine white elegance of Rajasthan’s Makrana marble.

Karnataka’s Charmouthi sandstone, when it comes to the exquisite carvings of deities, takes center stage. While pink sandstone from Rajasthan’s Bansi Paharpur has been utilized in the entrance gate’s imposing figures.

divine bell, Gujarat also presents a 700 kg chariot carrying a special ‘nagada’ crafted by the All India Darbar Samaj. Black stone used for Lord Ram’s idol originates from Karnataka. From the Himalayan foothills, Arunachal Pradesh and Tripura have offered intricately carved wooden doors and handcrafted fabrics, standing as gateways to the divine realm.

The list of contributions doesn’t end here.

Brassware, hails from Uttar Pradesh, while polished teakwood, arrives from Maharashtra.

The story of the Ram Mandir is not just about materials and geographical origins. It’s about the countless thousands of talented craftsmen and artisans who have poured their hearts, souls, and skills into this sacred endeavor.

The Ram Mandir is not just a monument in Ayodhya; it’s a living testament to the unifying power of faith. Every stone, every carving, every bell, every fabric tells a story of ‘Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat’ that transcends geographical boundaries and unites hearts in a collective spiritual journey.

The contributions go far beyond building materials. Gujarat’s generosity extends to the divine melody that will echo through its halls, giving a majestic 2100 kg Ashtadhatu bell. Alongside this

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Why is the Ram Lalla idol at Ayodhya black in color?

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long and patient wait for a Ram Temple at Lord Rama’s Janmabhoomi has finally come to an end on January 22, with a grand consecration ceremony. While images of the Ram idol that was installed at the temple were released earlier - both with eyes covered and uncovered, but devotees could see the actual idol on the day of the ceremony. The 51-inch tall Ram idol is made from black stone and depicts the deity as a five-yearold child in a standing posture. But, many might wonder: Why is the Ram idol black in color?

The idol of Ram lalla, carved by Karnataka’s renowned sculptor Arun Yogiraj, is made of black stone.

The black stone, known as Krishna Shila, was extracted from Gujjegowdanapura in Jayapura hobli in the Mysuru district.

This Krishna Shila stone was chosen because it does not react to anything like acid. This means that when milk is poured on the idol, the stone will not react or corrode over time.

Krishna Shila is bluish-grey and when you apply coconut and burnt cocoa powder, it turns black. Over the years, it hardens and does not react to anything. There are 5,000-year-old temples where idols have been made using Krishna Shila stones and have till now not reacted to any weather conditions.

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‘Pran Pratishtha’ done, 500-year-old dream realized Celebrities gather in Ayodhya

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galaxy of VIP guests from different walks of life also arrived at the venue, much in advance, to witness the historic event.

Charan, Sachin Tendulkar, Venkatesh Prasad, Sonu Nigam, Kangana Ranaut were among the VIP guests who arrived to witness the ceremony.

Amitabh Bachchan, his son Abhishek Bachchan, Hema Malini, Jackie Shroff, Madhuri Dixit, Ranbir Kapoor, Alia Bhatt, Vicky Kaushal, Katrina Kaif, Anupam Kher, Rajnikant, Chiranjeevi, Ram

Industrialist Anil Ambani, Yoga guru Baba Ramdev, poet Kumar Vishwas were also seen at the venue. Helicopters showered petals on the guests to accord them a floral welcome.

Sonu Nigam, Anuradha Paudwal and, Shankar Mahadevan sing verses from Ramcharitmanas at Pran Pratishtha ceremony To honor this historic event, Geeta Press has uploaded the entire Ramcharitamanas on its website for free downloads for the next 15 days to help Shri Ram devotees. It’s available in 10 Indian languages on gitapress.org

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ell known singer Sonu Nigam sang verses from the Ramcharitmanas ahead of the Pran Pratishtha ceremony.

He won an applause for his rendition of ‘Raghukul reet sada chali aayi” and the saints, in

particular, were seen clapping to the rhythm.

Sonu set the spiritual mood for the event and ended his performance with Jai Shri Ram. Anuradha Paudwal and Shankar Mahadevan also regaled the audience with their devotional renditions.

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says PM Modi after ceremony

the holiest of all,” he stated.

PM Modi also praised the Indian judiciary, saying that they ensured justice, referring to the landmark judgment in the Ram MandirBabri Masjid dispute.

“The legal battle over the existence of Lord Ram went on for decades. I would like to express my gratitude to the judiciary of India for doing justice,” he said at the event.

He added that Lord Ram is the “spirit of Indian Constitution”.

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n the day of the ceremony, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that after years of struggle, “Ram Lalla (child Lord Ram) is here”.

Addressing a gathering of thousands of people in Ayodhya, following the ‘Pran Pratishtha’ rituals at Ram temple, he said that he is still “shaking” from the spiritual experience of the inauguration of Ram temple, which happened four years after the landmark judgment by the Supreme Court.

The Prime Minister said that Ram is “not a dispute” but “a solution”.

“I have firm belief and immense faith that today, the devotees of Ram are completely absorbed in this historic moment. The devotees of Ram, in every corner of the country and the world, are deeply feeling this. This moment is divine, this moment is

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Lauding the historic moment of the temple inauguration, the Prime Minister said that Indians have tackled a “complicated past” but the future looks bright from now on.

He said that he is overjoyed that Lord Ram will no longer reside in a tent.

“Today our Ram has arrived after generations of waiting. On this auspicious occasion, congratulations to everyone. There is so much to tell, but there is a lump in my throat,” he said.

He further said, “January 22, 2024 is not merely a date but marks the advent of a new era.

The legal battle over the existence of Lord Ram went on for decades. Ram is mentioned in the first verse in our Constitution, yet it took so many decades for this to

happen. That Constitution finally holds true to its mention.”

“Today, I also apologize to Lord Shri Ram. There must be something lacking in our effort, sacrifice and penance that we could not do this work for so many centuries.

Today the work has been completed. I believe that Lord Shri Ram will definitely forgive us today,” he said.

The Prime Minister said, “I got the opportunity to travel from Sagar to Saryu.

From Sagar to Saryu, the same festive spirit of Ram’s name is visible everywhere. Ram is not fire, Ram is energy. Ram is not a dispute, Ram is the solution. Ram is not just ours, Ram is everyone’s. Ram is not current, Ram is eternal.”

He termed the Ram Mandir opening as a “humbling moment”. He urged all to light a Ram Jyoti at home. He also took a dig at those who questioned India’s social fabric.

The Prime Minister noted that he heard many verses from the epic Ramayana while reaching the temple for the ‘Pran Pratishtha’ ceremony.

After the Pran Pratishtha ceremony, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath presented a model of the Ram temple, made in silver, to Prime Minister and RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat.

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Surrey Police Board Releases 2024 Provisional Budget

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he Surrey Police Board is releasing further information on its 2024 Surrey Police Services (SPS) provisional budget to provide clarity, transparency, and accountability during the transition from an RCMP detachment to a municipal police department.

The budget, provided to the City of Surrey on November 30, 2023, was developed with guidance from Jessica McDonald, Strategic Implementation Advisor, and with support from Deloitte, an independent accounting firm.

The total 2024 budget is $141.5 million. Based on the City of Surrey’s current financial reports, the 2024 provisional budget fits within the City of Surrey’s financial framework and accounts for only 42% of their allocated policing funds. The 2024 provincial budget includes: 4 119.5 million for ongoing oper-

ations 4 $6.6 million for equipment and capital expenditures 4 $15.4 million for investments through the previously established Policing Transition Project Fund.

Based on this budget, by the end of 2024, SPS will have 526 police officers, making up approximately 67% of the City’s targeted policing strength for 2024.

“The budget is predicated on the growth of Surrey Police Service and the corresponding winding down of the RCMP. The efficient and orderly transition to SPS follows the guidelines set out by the Ministry of Public Safety and Solicitor General and will reduce transition costs by eliminating the administrative overlap of running two police agencies in Surrey,” said Mike Serr, Surrey Police Board Administrator.

“There is a lot of misinformation on the policing costs in the

City of Surrey, and I believe that budget transparency is important for the people of Surrey to understand the costs and the transition plans for SPS.” The budget was based on several key planning assumptions, including: 4 The same organizational structure and number of officers as is currently in place with the RCMP 4 Alignment with City policing objectives and performance measures 4 Cooperation from the RCMP to ensure that RCMP deployment and costs will reduce in tandem with the growth of SPS 4 Two-and-a-half years remaining in the transition period from RCMP to SPS 4 RCMP costs will be reduced as SPS operations are ramped up 4 Budget alignment with the current City of Surrey Financial Plan and on available onetime financial resources

SPS is currently made up of 346 police officers and the 2024 budget allocates a hiring target of 180 additional police officers, which would bring the total number of SPS officers to 526 by the end of 2024.

“The Board remains committed to transparency and open dialogue and will take every step available to make sure people are heard and, most importantly, kept safe through this transition,” said Mr. Serr. “I have an open and standing offer to brief the Surrey City Council on this budget submission and to have open discussions about any amendments. To date, this invitation to discuss this budget proposal has not been accepted.”

Of the 180 new police officers, SPS is targeting 135 experienced officers from across Canada and 45 recruits that will be trained at the Justice Institute of British Columbia.

PICS announces Mega Job Fair 2024 in Vancouver

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ICS (Progressive Intercultural Community Society Services) has announced the PICS Mega Job Fair Vancouver 2024. It is organized on Thursday, February 22, 2024 at the Croatian Cultural Centre (near the Broadway Skytrain Station). As a not-for-profit organization, they provide Employment Services, Settlement Services, Senior Housing, Community Services and many other programs throughout the Lower Mainland.

The PICS Mega Job Fair is the flagship event for our Employment Services Programs. It gives job seekers the opportunity to meet employers on a one-to –one basis and discover what is available in the Labor Market in a proactive way. The job fair also has the opportunity for people to explore many resources available from community service providers and educational institutions. No matter whether you are a new immigrant looking for your first job, someone who is just breaking into the Labour Market, or looking to advance your career and find a new opportunity – the PICS Mega Job Fair is for everyone.Your dream job awaits you.

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Chocolate and a bouquet of roses are great Valentine’s Day gifts and all, but perhaps the best Valentine’s Day idea is to give your loved one time spent together.

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e’ve put together a list of 10 Valentine’s Day date ideas for couples to inspire how you spend your night (or day) together. Some are low budget, others cost nothing at all. Some are unique activities, others make the everyday extraordinary. Some are fancy, others feel equally casual and comfortable. All are sure to make for a romantic set of hours together. Whether it’s your first Valentine’s Day together or it’s been decades of deepening your bond of love, you’re sure to treasure memories from February 14, 2023.

1. Play a game: When was the last time you played a game with just the two of you? Pick a favorite from the closet, or try a new couple’s themed game, like Talk, Flirt, Dare or Our Moments.

Make deeper bonds this Valentine’s Day Maybe there’s a favorite spot where you live, or you might want to try some other scenic hikes in Canada. Either way, you’re bound to have a fun time because you’re in great company.

4. Volunteer together: One of the best ways to spend the day together is to choose a cause you’re both passionate about and sign up to volun-

2. Make playlists for each other: Spend some time putting together playlists for each other on your favorite streaming service. Choose songs that spark memories of your relationship or simply tunes you know your significant other will love. Then pour some wine, turn on the music, and reminisce.

3. Take a hike: Even if it’s cold where you live, taking a scenic hike is a great way to unplug and unwind this Valentine’s Day.

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teer—you’ll do some good for others and yourself, as volunteering can make you feel more connected to each other and the community. Visit volunteermatch.org to search local organizations and volunteer opportunities.

5. Make a bucket list: Spend the day coming up with a bucket list of everything you’d like to do together—from romantic vacations to take to new activities to try to concerts you want to see—then spend Valentine’s Day making plans to start checking things off.

6. Go stargazing: You don’t need a telescope to set up a stargazing date. Just head to your own backyard with a warm, outdoor blanket and use a stargazing app to help identify constellations in the night sky.

7. Make a scrapbook of your relationship: Even partners who aren’t

so into crafts will get a kick out of this fun activity. Gather up photos of your relationship, old ticket stubs, and meaningful receipts, and make a beautiful book that you’ll both treasure!

8. Go for a drive: No destination? No problem. All you need for this fun Valentine’s Day activity is a sense of adventure and a full tank of gas! You’ll both get out of your comfort zones while you explore new terrain. There’s no telling what you might stumble across. You can also check out our list of the best road trips in every state.

9. Cook dinner together: A special home-cooked meal can be so much more romantic than going out to eat at a super busy restaurant. Even if one of you doesn’t have chef-worthy skills, you can still make a memorable dinner you’ll both enjoy.

10. Have a romantic movie marathon: Grab the popcorn and settle in on the couch for an evening filled with your favorite rom-coms, like these favorite Valentine’s Day movies.

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February 2024

This February,

love yourself a little more…

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ebruary is often known for being a month dedicated to love.

But February is not only about valentines and sweethearts; instead it can also be a month for selflove and self-care, fostering relationships with family and friends, and loving others.

You must have heard about self love but have you been loving yourself enough? Selflove is about intentionally taking care of yourself and who you are. It’s about getting enough rest, and giving yourself the time, love and attention to recharge your mind, body, heart and soul. When you find yourself stressed out, impatient, and irritable with others, take time

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out for yourself.

This includes physically caring for yourself by eating healthy and exercising regularly. So this Valentine’s start loving yourself a little more.

Love your loved ones.

In a month filled with gifts and poems and other romantic gestures, it’s easy to get a little anxious about whether you’ve found the perfect way to show someone that you care.

But it all doesn’t have to be about the size of a gift or the amount that you spend – simple acts can go a long way.

Leave a loving note on the kitchen counter next to the

coffee pot. Stop by the grocery store for a bouquet of flowers – just because it’s a Tuesday. Say that you love your loved ones – every.single.day.

Family and life are precious, so don’t wait for the 14th of the month to say it out loud.

Be sure to celebrate the month of love by spending plenty of time with family.

Go on a little picnic, spend a movie night with your spouse at home while you cuddle and share your heart out.

Spending time with your loved ones makes for better communication between everyone and facilitates

stronger bonds.

Spread love to others.

Actively taking the time to focus on being your best self and focusing on your family and friends enables you to be more compassionate and giving, and to love others in a better way. Start spring cleaning early and donate your unused or outgrown clothing to a shelter or organization in need. No good deed can be too small.

February is a month to celebrate our most treasured relationships. So, take time this February to focus on all the ways you can do this, and see all the reasons it’s known as the month of love.

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Three wholesome dinner recipes to support your New Year health resolutions Embracing wholesome and nutritious meals is an essential part of supporting these health goals and resolutions. To aid in this endeavor, we present three dinner recipes that are delicious and filling. These recipes are thoughtfully crafted to provide nourishment and flavor, making them ideal choices for individuals seeking to maintain a balanced and healthy lifestyle.

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et’s dive into these nutritious and satisfying meal options to support your New Year health resolutions: Nutrient-Packed Detox Vegetable Soup

oil over medium heat.

Add the diced onion and sauté for 3-4 minutes until translucent. Add the minced garlic and cook for an additional 30 seconds. Stir in the diced carrots, celery, red bell pepper, and green beans.

Cook for 5-6 minutes, stirring occasionally. Add the diced tomatoes and vegetable stock. Add the dried oregano, basil, thyme, sea salt, and black pepper.

Bring the soup to a boil.

4 Reduce the heat to low and let the soup simmer for 20-25 minutes, or until the vegetables are tender. Taste the soup and adjust the seasoning if needed. Serve hot, garnished with fresh parsley.

Quinoa Stuffed Bell Peppers

A soup loaded with a variety of detoxifying vegetables and aromatic herbs.

Ingredients: 41 tablespoon olive oil 41 large yellow onion, diced 43 cloves garlic, minced 4 2 large carrots, diced

4celery stalks, 4 2 diced red bell pepper, diced 4 1 cup green beans, trimmed and cut into bite-sized pieces 42-3 diced tomatoes 46 cups vegetable stock 41 teaspoon dried oregano 41 teaspoon dried basil 41 teaspoon dried thyme 4 Sea salt and black pepper to taste 4Fresh parsley for garnish Instructions: 4 In a pan, heat the olive

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Flavorful bell peppers stuffed with a hearty quinoa and vegetable filling.

4 1 cup black beans, drained and rinsed 41 cup corn kernels 41 cup diced tomatoes 41 teaspoon cumin 41 teaspoon chili powder 4Salt and pepper to taste Instructions: 4 Cut the tops off the bell peppers and remove the seeds. In a pan, combine quinoa and vegetable broth. Cover and cook for 10 minutes or until the quinoa is cooked. In a separate bowl, mix cooked quinoa, black beans, corn, diced tomatoes, cumin, chili powder, salt, and pepper.

Stuff the bell peppers with the quinoa mixture and place them in a heavy bottom utensil. Cover it and cook for 8-10 minutes or until the bell peppers are tender.

Beverage Suggestion: 4 Pair this flavorful dish with a refreshing glass of homemade iced green tea for a delightful and healthy dinner experience.

Cauliflower Rice with Mixed Vegetables A light and nutritious dish featuring cauliflower rice and a colorful medley of mixed vegetables, infused with

savory flavors .

Ingredients: 41 head of cauliflower 41 tablespoon olive oil 4 1 cup mixed vegetables (e.g., bell peppers, broccoli, snap peas, carrots) 42 cloves garlic, minced 4 2 tablespoons low-sodium soy sauce 4 1 teaspoon minced ginger 4 Sesame seeds for garnish (optional)

Instructions: 4 Wash the cauliflower and remove the leaves and stem. Cut the cauliflower into florets. Place the cauliflower florets in a food processor and pulse until they resemble rice grains.

In a pan, combine the cauliflower rice, olive oil, mixed vegetables, minced garlic, low-sodium soy sauce, and minced ginger.

Cover the pan and cook for 10 minutes or until the vegetables are tendercrisp, stirring once halfway through cooking. Serve the cauliflower rice with mixed vegetables, garnished with sesame seeds for an added crunch.

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Ingredients: 44 large bell peppers 41 cup quinoa 41 ½ cups vegetable broth

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a delicate balance: Factors to create spaces high on positivity

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ur mental space stands in direct proportion to our perception of physical space. Special cells in the Hippocampal regions of our brains are attuned to the geometry and arrangements of the spaces we inhabit.

Read on to see the key factors that affect productivity and well-being, and how designers harness these factors to program these spaces creatively. Welldesigned spaces positively reinforce and address safety, social connectedness, ease of movement, and sensory stimulation. In addition, it has been found that the following 3 aspects greatly influence our built environment.

Harmony “Architectural Cues can reinforce the desired behaviours that we would like to see enacted in specific place types,”says environmental psychologist and interior designer Migette Kaup.

Harmony (or Decorum-as some architectural thinkers like to call it) is a key, albeit elusive principle that affects how spaces get perceived and inhabited. It is a complex mix of balance, proportion, symmetry and the rhythm of elements in the spaces we inhabit.

Working from whole to the

part, Harmony-or the lack of it begins to affect us at the city level itself.

In the design of cities and neighborhoods, it has been found that developing mental disorders like depression and chronic anxiety is because of “social stress”, because of the lack of social bonding and cohesion in neighborhoods.

Urban planners nowadays use a principle called “triangulation”, where they arrange objects and artefacts in public spaces in ways that foster serendipitous interactions of people and spontaneous connections.

In another study, it was found that people are strongly affected by building facades, and foster paths along routes that reinforce the positive feelings that these artefacts that line their travel path bring them. This could be used to re-look major road and pathway design and the land use patterns around them.

In interior spaces, Harmony manifests in the following main ways: Size and shape of rooms, ceiling height and volume Arrangement and shape of furniture Openings to views

connecting the interior space to the environment.

Ever wondered why in most offices the size of the CEO cabin/room is the biggest around? It might not be as undemocratic as you think!

This has something to do with what Psychologists call “Construal Level Thinking”(CLT), where mental associations with physical environments catalyse creative thinking. For example, larger spaces with higher ceiling heights foster creative/high-level thinking and tasks the “30,000 ft view” on things, while smaller compact spaces foster focused and repetitive tasks. This could be a completely new way of looking at arrangements and programming of spaces in modern workplaces to optimise productivity and wellbeing.

Color Color has a huge impact on the way a space behaves and the effect it has on the well-being of occupants. For example, Yellow, Green and orange- or “warm” colors, are thought to encourage communication and socialising. Purple, Deep Green, Red and Dark Green reflect a more pensive mood, but if applied in a minimal amount, can evoke a feeling of comfort.

Optically, surfaces in cool colors seem to recede, whereas warm colors, such as orange and red, appear to be closer.

Walls rendered in cool colors make the space feel like it’s expanding outward, while walls in warm hues can make the same space feel as if it were contracting. Designers use color to program spaces and zones contextually.

An experiment conducted by the architect Shashi Caan at a trade show in New York in 2006 on the premise that color, creativity, and architectural space are interconnected, threw up some interesting results.

Caan designed three rooms to be completely immersed in a primary color. She then invited show attendees to enjoy

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cocktails and hors d’oeuvres in any of the rooms. To make the color experience as pure as possible, she dressed her guests in achromatic hazmat suits, and even arranged for the food and drink to be white or clear.

Among the things observed was that people in the blue room often gravitated toward the perimeter of the space during their stay, which is to say, they were motivated to explore boundaries, much as creatives do. Guests enveloped in red, on the other hand, tended to converge toward the centre, as if the walls were nudging them inward.

Light Light is one of the most important aspects that affect how we perceive space, and can dramatically influence the way it is utilised and how effective it is. The source, whether artificial or natural, has a direct influence on our biorhythm and well-being.

Color and Color temperature(measured in Kelvin-K), play an important role in how the volume of the spaces get perceived.

The three main types of lighting that designers make use of- are ambient, task and accent.

Ambient light is the general illumination surrounding the environment or subject. It is indirect and soft, reducing contrast and shadows and is achieved through natural and artificial light sources, as well as reflection from surfaces.

Task light is that which illuminates a small, specific area. A good example of this is a desk lamp which allows one to add more light to complete a working task.

Accent light is used to add highlight, drama and focus to interior spaces. This includes directional lighting placed on artwork, or recessed floor lighting to graze the surface of a textured material.

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Recognizing the Signs: Is your furry friend trying to tell you something?

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ogs are man’s best friend for a reason, and there is little we wouldn’t do for our four-legged family members.

However, sometimes it can be hard to know when they need to see a vet because they can’t tell us when they are sick. If you’re concerned about taking care of your dog, here are signs to keep in mind that mean they need to see a vet.

Their Eating Habits Have Changed Changes in the way your

dog eats are a sign that something may be wrong.

If they are suddenly not eating food that they previously loved, it could be a sign that they are having some digestive issues that a veterinarian will need to diagnose.

Drinking Too Much or Too Little Suddenly, drinking less water can also be a sign that there are digestive issues that our vet will need to take a look at. However, if your dog suddenly starts drinking

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Trouble Breathing or Rapid Breathing Many dogs pant when they get hot, but when they get overheated, their breathing could increase rapidly as they try to cool themselves off.

The average temperature of a dog is between 101 and 102.5 degrees, and if you’re afraid your dog is overheating, you should bring them into a cool area and call your vet immediately. Similarly, difficulty breathing could signify that your dog is experiencing a cold or some kind of allergy.

Your veterinarian will be able to diagnose the exact prob-

lem so that your pooch can get the treatment they need.

Irritated Eyes While it may be irritation from an allergy or something that got into their eye, they could also have a scratch or injury to their cornea which will require a vet to diagnose. Dogs are more than just pets, they are part of the family. Keep these signs in mind so that you can know when your dog needs to see the vet so that you can keep your best friend happy and healthy for years to come.

Note: This information is for general awareness only.

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Sarees for the win!

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s a new year dawns, the spirit of festivities surrounds us with new aspirations and joys to unfold in terms of new beginnings. Sarees are such a beautiful medium to celebrate these festivities through, each saree having so much meaning attached to them.

It is a symbol of our rich heritage and the multi-cultural environment we are surrounded with.

a perfect choice for many cultural celebrations.

Here are our top five saree recommendations from Straavi to help you choose this six yard wonder for your next festive occasion.

Organza Sarees: Organza sarees are elegant and lightweight traditional Indian sarees that are crafted from organza fabric. Organza is a sheer and crisp material, often made from silk or a synthetic blend, which gives the saree a delicate and luxurious appearance. These sarees are popular for various occasions due to their sheer elegance factor and versatility.

Bandhani Sarees: These sarees are a beautiful representation of traditional Indian craftsmanship and are cherished for their cultural significance and aesthetic appeal. They remain popular choices for women who appreciate the artistry and vibrant colors associated with this traditional tie-and-dye technique.

Banarasi Sarees: Banarasi silk sarees are known for their rich and intricate zari work. The festive and vibrant colors, along with the gold or silver brocade, make them

Kanjeevaram Sarees: These sarees are characterized by their lustrous silk and intricate zari work. These sarees often feature vibrant colors and traditional motifs, making them an excellent choice for various festivities.

Ikkat Sarees: The unique craftsmanship and cultural significance of Ikkat sarees make them a cherished choice among those who appreciate handwoven textiles with a rich history. Ikkats are traditional handwoven textiles that are characterized by their distinctive patterns created through the resist dyeing technique.

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Promote skin health with the mighty coconut oil

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oconut oil has various health benefits ranging from promoting heart health to boosting brain function.

But did you know about its wide-ranging skin benefits?

We bring you the best ways to incorporate this mighty product in your skincare regime.

Deep Hydration One of the primary benefits of massaging coconut oil on your face is its exceptional

ability to provide deep hydration. The fatty acids in coconut oil, such as lauric acid, penetrate the skin and lock in moisture. Applying coconut oil regularly can help you combat dryness and promote soft, moisturized, and nourished skin.

your skin of its natural oils, however, coconut allows you to cleanse your skin without resorting to abrasive methods. This natural alternative not only removes makeup but also nourishes and moisturizes the skin in the process.

Natural Antioxidant Boost The antioxidants in coconut oil, including vitamin E, protect the skin from oxidative stress and help to maintain a youthful appearance. Mas-

Reduction of Inflammation For those grappling with inflammatory skin conditions like acne, eczema, or psoriasis, coconut oil may offer much-needed relief. The anti-inflammatory properties of this oil can reduce swelling and redness on irritated skin. Regularly massaging coconut oil onto the face can contribute to a calmer and clearer complexion over time.

saging coconut oil onto your face acts as a shield against environmental pollutants, promoting a healthier and more resilient complexion.

Gentle Makeup Remover Did you know coconut oil can also be used as a natural makeup remover? Harsh makeup removers may strip

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Here’s how to beat the harsh winter with appropriate dressing

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onsider these fashion ideas for staying toasty while looking great this winter.

pants, wear those instead of denim.

Consider a statement coat: If you’re going to wear the same winter coat every day, it should be something that makes you feel good. Instead of the same old neutrals, you might look for a puffy down jacket or classy wool coat in a bright color.

Invest in wool: Moisturewicking wool keeps you warm and dry all day. If you find wool itchy, consider merino and cashmere. Merino is a lightweight wool that’s great as a base layer: Try a simple merino turtleneck and leggings for the ultimate winter base layer. Cashmere is a soft wool that will keep you cozy. It’s a great option for work-friendly cardigans and comfy beanies.

Treat your hat, gloves, and scarf as accessories: If you wear the same winter coat every day, you can switch things up with a variety of scarves, hats, and gloves. A colorful cashmere beanie can add a spot of color to a dreary winter look. Plus, adding a hat is an easy way to keep your whole body warm.

Avoid cotton: Cotton is an amazing, breathable material, but it holds a lot of water, making it less ideal for winter weather.

Save the plaid flannel shirts, corduroy pants, and college sweatshirts for fall and spring. If you have wool

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Infertility and myths around food…

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nfertility is a complex and misunderstood issue that affects millions of couples worldwide. It goes beyond the inability to conceive a child; it can be emotionally traumatic and socially isolating. Beyond physical limitations, infertility can take a toll on mental health, causing stress, anxiety, and depression.

Factors such as age, lifestyle choices, and underlying health conditions can significantly impact fertility for both men and women.

Women often find themselves bombarded with myths and misinformation surrounding infertility and food, leading to unnecessary panic and stress.

One common myth is that eating certain foods can either prevent or cause infertility. This has led to a frantic obsession with fertility diets, with women feeling pressured to adhere to specific eating patterns in hopes of increasing their chances of conceiving. By dispelling these myths and focusing on holistic approaches to reproductive health, women can alleviate unnecessary anxiety about their dietary choices and potential fertility issues.

consuming pomegranates, which have long been associated with fertility, can enhance blood circulation to the uterus and thicken the uterine lining. However,

further research is required to fully comprehend how antioxidants influence fertility.

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Myth #1: Eating the core of a pineapple is believed to assist with implantation

Myth #2: If the couple wants twins, they should eat yam Fact: Yam consumption is believed to play a role due to its natural hormone phytoestrogen, which may stimulate multiple ovulations.

However, the high twinning rate is influenced by various factors, not just yams. Eating only yams may not boost fertility. Better to consult an expert instead of believing rumors.

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Fact: Some claim eating the core of a pineapple right after ovulation can aid in implantation.

Pineapple cores contain bromelain, a set of enzymes that acts as a blood thinner and has been found to possess anti-inflammatory properties. Nonetheless, there is no concrete evidence from studies to prove that the bromelain in pineapple cores helps with implantation. Also, having fresh pineapple in your diet, rich in Vitamin C and B6 can be a beneficial way to include healthy fruit in your meals.

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Preventing cervical cancer barrier techniques, such as condoms.

Cervical cancer is a significant health concern for women worldwide, but certain lifestyle changes can play a crucial role in preventing its occurrence. The following significant lifestyle adjustments can aid in the prevention of cervical cancer:

Healthy Diet: A nutritious diet rich in fruits, vegetables, and whole grains provides essential vitamins and antioxidants that support a robust immune system. A strong immune system is better equipped to combat infections, including HPV. Tobacco Cessation: There is evidence that smoking raises the risk of cervical cancer. Giving up smoking lowers the risk of this cancer as well as improving general health and preventing the development of other cancers.

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inter skincare requires a thoughtful and informed approach. By debunking these common myths, you can tailor your skincare routine to combat the specific challenges posed by colder weather. Embrace the season with a well-rounded regimen that keeps your skin nourished, hydrated, and glowing all winter long.

Regular Screening and Vaccination: Regular Pap smears and HPV vaccinations are fundamental in preventing cervical cancer. Early detection of any abnormal changes in the cervix by screening enables prompt action. The most prevalent strains of the virus that are known to cause cervical cancer are protected against by the HPV vaccination.

Practicing Safe Sex: The risk of acquiring HPV and other STDs linked to cervical cancer can be decreased by limiting the number of sexual partners and regularly utilizing

Maintaining a Healthy Weight: There is a link between obesity and an increased risk of cervical cancer. A healthy weight can be attained and maintained with the help of a balanced diet and regular exercise, which lowers the risk of acquiring cervical cancer.

Stress Management: Prolonged stress impairs immunity, increasing the body’s susceptibility to illnesses. Engaging in stressreduction practices like yoga, meditation, or deep breathing exercises can improve immune system performance and general health.

Limiting Alcohol Consumption: An elevated risk of cervical cancer has been associated with excessive alcohol drinking.

A healthier lifestyle can be achieved by reducing or giving up alcohol entirely.

Including these lifestyle modifications in everyday activities can dramatically reduce the risk of cervical cancer. Women’s reproductive health and general wellbeing are greatly dependent on regular check-ups with medical specialists and adherence to preventive measures.

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Nutrients to enhanced immune health in 2024 Start your new year on a strong note by making a new year resolution to attain better immune health.

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hether you’re an adult aiming for optimal health or a parent looking to fortify your child’s immunity, incorporating essential nutrients into your daily diet is key. To help you attain better immune health, Dr. Ganesh Kadhe, Director, of Medical and Scientific Affairs, Abbott’s Nutrition Business shares important nutrients and their sources that can keep you strong: Adult Nutrition for Enhanced Immunity Proteins: They serve as the fundamental building blocks for every cell in the body, contributing to the development of vital components such as muscles, bones, hormones, and

antibodies. It plays a crucial role in fortifying the immune system by supporting the production of antibodies and providing essential amino acids as fuel for immune cells.

Eggs stand out as an excellent protein source. Yet, a diverse range of foods, including chickpeas, cottage cheese, quinoa, Greek yogurt, peanuts, and almonds, also function as significant contributors to protein intake.

Vitamin A: It helps regulate the immune system. Known as the “anti-infective vitamin, this nutrient keeps your skin, mouth, stomach, and lungs healthy so that they can fight infection. It’s also key for sharp vision. Consume it with some

fat for better absorption. Sweet potato, pumpkin, carrots, and spinach are loaded with Vitamin A. Vitamin C: It helps the body build healthy skin and connective tissue, which blocks the entry of foreign microbes. Vitamin C also acts as an antioxidant protecting cells from damage. It also helps protect against anemia by helping us absorb more iron from plant foods. Oranges are best known as sources of Vitamin C. However, some foods power-packed with Vitamin C are kiwis, strawberries, broccoli, tomatoes, cauliflower, and red peppers.

Vitamin E: It works as an antioxidant, protecting cell membranes from damage due to free radicals. Healthy cell membranes help keep foreign microbes out and support a healthy immune response.

Vitamin E is a common nutrient found in most foods. Cooking oils, seeds, and nuts are exceptionally rich sources.

Vitamin D: It is a multitasking nutrient that helps to activate immune cells and regulate

their function. Vitamin D helps our bodies absorb calcium and promotes a strong immune system. Few foods are naturally rich in vitamin D3, such as the flesh of fatty fish and fish liver oils, egg yolks, orange juice and cheese.

Zinc: It is needed for cellular reproduction, which is important in the synthesis of new immune system cells.

Zinc is critical for proper growth and development, especially during childhood and adolescence. Meat, especially red meat is an excellent source of zinc for those who prefer non-vegetarian food. For vegetarians, food like chickpeas, lentils and beans contain a substantial quantity of zinc. Seeds could also be a healthy addition to your diet.

Colorful Fruits and Vegetables: Introduce a variety of fruits and vegetables to provide essential vitamins and minerals. Brightly colored produce such as berries, carrots, and leafy greens are not only visually appealing but also rich in nutr Source: IANS

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Home remedies to fight hormonal acne W

hat happens inside our bodies is reflected on the outside and hormonal disbalances are one of the most prominent outbreaks that we can see on the skin. Our hormones keep changing and lose their balance due to age, and other factors that cause problems on the outside and one such problem is hormonal acne.

Some people experience them during their periods, or pregnancy because those are the times when your body goes through major hormonal changes and hence the acne starts showing up. But how to get rid of this acne? Is there a permanent solution?

Here are a few tips: 4 Start with washing your face multiple times because the dirt particles sitting on your face lead to hormonal acne. But if the outer layer of your skin is clean, the chances of getting acne reduces. Use a very mild face wash, and wash it at least 2-3 times a day.

4 Start using Fuller’s Earth (Multani mitti) because it cools your skin. You can find it easily at any departmental store. All you need to do is mix it with some rose water and apply the pack to your face. Apply it 2-3 times a week because it works great on hormonal acne.

4 Always use less moisturizer because your skin must be oily already. And use a gel-based moisturizer with a pea-size application.

4 Use retinol or retinoids, both derived from Vitamin A and great for the skin. It removes dead skin which causes hormonal acne and also increases skin cell turnover. They clean the pores and let the medication penetrate through the skin for better results.

4 Tea Tree is a holy grail product for all sorts of acne. It decreases inflammation on the skin that causes acne. Just take a drop of oil and apply it to the active acne. Don’t use the same finger on every acne to prevent germs transfer. The quantity has to be just one drop because tea tree oil dries the skin too fast and you don’t want that.

So, go light on the quantity but use it every day, preferably in the night hours.

4 Always wear sunscreen whenever leaving the house. Your skin needs protection to stay away from more acne. Avoid excessive makeup as it leads to clogging of pores and elevates the chances of acne. Hormonal acne is unavoidable but still controllable. You can use these home remedies and make your skin look better this season!

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5 smart tricks to drive away dandruff this winter A dry, itchy scalp is the most common cause of dandruff in the winter.

Dandruff can be caused by stress, a change in climate (severe heat or cold), an overabundance of fatty foods, a change in shampoo, excessive sweat, and even pollution.

Dandruff flares up when Malassezia, a naturally occurring microorganism on the scalp, is worsened by any of these circumstances.

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r Amrendra Kumar, Consultant Dermatologist and Hair Transplant Surgeon, Director of DermaClinix shares tricks to drive away dandruff this winter are as follows-

Avoid direct heat- One of the most common causes of a flaky scalp is excessive heat. Wet hair can cause headaches and colds, which is why hair dryers are so popular in the winter. However, direct heat exposure, such as from ironing boards and hair dryers, dries the scalp.

Instead, towel-dry your hair before allowing it to air dries.

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and your hair. It turns out that it’s also bad for your hair! Excessive oily flakes are caused by high blood sugar levels, which increase dandruff in the winter.

Reduce your sugar intake and replace it with honey or jaggery.

Drink more water- We often forget to drink water during the winter, which dehydrates the skin and hair, causing more dandruff.

The average daily water consumption limit is set at 5 liters, but if it’s getting too cold, 4 liters will suffice!

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Brush your hair often and use a cotton towel- It may aid in scalp stimulation and blood circulation. This will aid in the production of oils that keep the hair and scalp healthy. After you’ve washed your hair, wipe it dry with a cotton towel. Towels with a rough texture should be avoided because they can cause more frizz.

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Use biotin and zinc supplements- Biotin is a hair vitamin that can be found in a variety of foods and is also available as a supplement in pharmacies and supermarkets.

Biotin has been found to be “likely effective” in the treatment of biotin deficiency and to be safe when used in the recommended amounts. Deficiency can lead to dandruff.

Rule out fungal infection, psoriasis if it is not responding to February 2024

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depression

in adults D

epression is a mood disorder that causes a persistent feeling of sadness and loss of interest. Also called major depressive disorder or clinical depression, it affects how you feel, think and behave and can lead to a variety of emotional and physical problems. You may have trouble doing normal day-to-day activities, and sometimes you may feel as if life isn’t worth living.

4 1 in 5 Canadians will personally experience a mental illness in their lifetime.

4 About 20% of people with a mental disorder have a co-occurring substance use problem.

4 70% of mental health problems have their onset during childhood or adolescence.

4 Men have higher rates of addiction than women, while women have higher rates of mood and anxiety disorders.

4 More than 75% of suicides involve men, but women attempt suicide 3 to 4 times more often.

4 Almost one half (49%) of those who feel they have suffered from depression or anxiety have never gone to see a doctor about this problem.

4 Just 50% of Canadians would tell friends or co-workers that they have a family member with a mental illness, compared to 72% who would discuss a diagnosis of cancer and 68% who would talk about a family member having diabetes.

4 Nearly half of Canadians (46%)

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think people use the term mental illness as an excuse for bad behavior.

4 While the majority (58%) say they would socialize with a friend who has a mental illness, the proportion who say they would socialize with a friend who has an alcohol (32%) or drug addiction (26%) is significantly lower – suggesting that the stigma of addiction is significantly greater than that associated with mental illness.

4 The economic burden of mental illness in Canada is estimated at $51 billion per year. This includes health care costs, lost productivity, and reductions in healthrelated quality of life.

Symptoms Although depression may occur only once during your life, people typically have multiple episodes. During these episodes, symptoms occur most of the day, nearly every day and may include: 4 Feelings of sadness, tearfulness, emptiness or hopelessness 4 Angry outbursts, irritability or frustration, even over small matters 4 Loss of interest or pleasure in most or all normal activities, such as sex, hobbies or sports 4 Sleep disturbances, including insomnia or sleeping too much 4 Tiredness and lack of energy, so even small tasks take extra effort 4 Reduced appetite and weight loss or increased cravings for food and weight gain 4 Anxiety, agitation or restlessness 4 Slowed thinking, speaking or body movements 4 Feelings of worthlessness

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or guilt, fixating on past failures or self-blame 4 Trouble thinking, concentrating, making decisions and remembering things 4 Frequent or recurrent thoughts of death, suicidal thoughts, suicide attempts or suicide 4 Unexplained physical problems, such as back pain or headaches Depression symptoms in children and teens Common signs and symptoms of depression in children and teenagers are similar to those of adults, but there can be some differences.

4 In younger children, symptoms of depression may include sadness, irritability, clinginess, worry, aches and pains, refusing to go to school, or being underweight.

4 In teens, symptoms may include sadness, irritability, feeling negative and worthless, anger, poor performance or poor attendance at school, feeling misunderstood and extremely sensitive, using recreational drugs or alcohol, eating or sleeping too much, self-harm, loss of interest in normal activities, and avoidance of social interaction.

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Dr. Pargat Singh Bhurji MD,FRCP ( C ) Consultant Pediatrician Surrery BC

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Beauty tohacks try in 2024 As we step into 2024, it’s the perfect time to shake up our beauty routines and embrace some innovative hacks that promise to elevate our skincare and makeup game.

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rom timetested tricks to emerging trends, here are some beauty hacks shared

by Dr. Blossom Kochhar, to incorporate into your regimen for a fresh and fabulous start to the year.

Multi-Masking Magic: Upgrade your skincare routine by embracing the power of multimasking. Different areas of your face have different needs, so use targeted masks on specific zones for a customized treatment that addresses various skin concerns simultaneously. The areas under your eyes and neck are susceptible so they need to be dealt with differently.

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Skinimalism Trend: Embrace the “skinimalism” trend by focusing on a simplified skincare routine.

Streamline your products to the essentials, allowing your skin to breathe and naturally showcase its beauty. Use products that have hyaluronic acid which suits all skin types. Quality over quantity is the key to this minimalist approach.

Double Cleansing Routine: Ensure your skin is thoroughly clean by adopting a double cleansing routine. Start with an oilbased cleanser to remove makeup and sunscreen, then follow up with a gentle foaming or cream cleanser to purify the skin.

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Treatments: Give your hair some extra love with overnight treatments. Apply a nourishing hair mask or oil before bedtime, allowing it to work its magic while you sleep. Wake up to revitalized and hydrated locks.

Monochromatic Makeup Looks: Simplify your makeup routine with monochromatic looks. Use a single shade for your eyes, cheeks, and lips to achieve a harmonious and effortlessly chic appearance. This timesaving hack is perfect for those busy mornings.

Lip Stain for Natural Flush: Swap out heavy lipsticks for lip stains to achieve a natural flush of color. This lightweight option provides long-lasting pigment without the need for constant touch-ups, making it ideal for everyday wear.

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Wearing your sentiments on your sleeve

S Ayushmann Khurrana Ayushmann Khurrana looked dapper in a kurta pajama paired with a printed Nehru jacket.

potted at the recently Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Temple in Ayodhya, attending the Pran Pratishtha ceremony were a bevy of Bollywood stars. Keeping up with the sentiments of the occasion the celebrities chose to dress in their ethnic best and some even took it a notch or two higher to have religious motifs sewn into their attire. Actors Madhuri Dixit Nene, Vicky Kaushal, Katrina Kaif, Ayushmann Khurrana, Ranbir Kapoor, Alia Bhatt and filmmakers Rajkumar Hirani, Rohit Shetty attended the event. Here’s what they wore.

Ranbir Kapoor and Alia Bhatt Ranbir went with a white dhoti-kurta, really imbibing the vibe teamed with a cream-colored Pashmina shawl, brown slippers. Alia chose a turquoise saree which distinctively featured a Ramayana-themed border adorned with embroidered images of Lord Ram, Lord Hanuman, and the Ram Setu.She wore her hair in a bun, applied minimal makeup, accessorized the ensemble with bold earrings, and left her neck bare.

Amitabh Bachchan Bollywood megastar Amitabh Bachchan heading to the airport wearing a white kurta-pajama, a bandh and a shawl, which he teamed with a pair of sneakers.

Katrina Kaif and Vicky Kaushal Gilded in gold Katrina Kaif touched all the style notes, while her beau Vicky Kaushal, accessorized his cream-colored sherwani with a man bun.

Kangana Ranaut Kangana is not one for minimal or understated, sticking to her signature style she was seen wearing a white embroidered saree with an orange blouse featuring Lord Krishna motif holding a garland to welcome Lord Rama and a pink shawl.

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Rohit Shetty Rohit Shetty dressed in a white kurta-pajama and a gray jacket.

Madhuri Dixit and Dr. Shriram Nene Madhuri Dixit looked resplendent in a yellow saree with golden shimmery borderwork complemented her ensemble with bold gold jewelry and a bindi. Her husband Dr. Shriram Nene was seen in a red kurta paired with creamcolored Patiala pants.

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UK CONSUL GENERALS EXPLORE PICS SOCIETY’S INSPIRING JOURNEY IN SURREY

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ICS (Progressive Intercultural Community Services) Society had the distinct honor of hosting esteemed UK Consul Generals, Mr. Thomas Codrington (British Consul General in Vancouver) and Ms. Fouzia Younis (British Consul General in Toronto), along with MLA Mr. Jagrup Brar, for a day of engagement and exploration at the PICS head office and PICS Assisted Living.

Ms. Fouzia Younis expressed her deep appreciation for the warm welcome, stating, “Coming here at PICS made me feel like I was back at home. I was so honored and inspired by PICS’ journey, finding out that you grew from $80 in 1987 to nearly $24 Million, and that is a journey we can all learn from.”

Mr. Thomas Codrington commended the wide array of services provided by PICS to

the community, emphasizing the significance of the connections between Surrey and the UK. “It is great to see all the services that PICS provides to the community.” He was amazed to see the links between people in Surrey and the people in the UK. he remarked. Mr. Codrington also highlighted the sense of community and collaboration, stating, “It is great to see the community coming together and providing services for each other to help each other integrate and

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make the most out of life in Canada.”

The meet and greet session at PICS head office and PICS Assisted Living provided an opportunity for the Consul Generals and MLA Mr. Jagrup Brar to witness firsthand the impactful work being done

by PICS Society. The Consul Generals were impressed by the growth and evolution of PICS over the years and acknowledged the organization’s dedication to community service.

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In this month’s article, we will delve into spreading awareness of the common situation that occurs with most dog owners. This situation entails the moment your dog engulfs that sweet chocolate bar you were saving for yourself as a snack later.

What to do if your dog eats

chocolate!

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o not panic! Remain calm. We are here to share some facts and knowledge on how to deal with this issue properly and in an effective manner. Before we dive further into the details of how to address this problem, let’s focus on the facts that cause chocolate to be our dogs’ enemy.

Chocolate contains a chemical component, known as theobromine. This chemical is considered to be highly toxic to our furry companions.

Comparatively, humans are easily able to process this chemical in our bodies. For dogs, this chemical can affect either the cardiovascular system, respiratory system, or central nervous system.

Since there are different types of chocolate available, there are different concentrations of theobromine present. The four most dangerous types of chocolate that are extremely toxic to dogs are cocoa powder, unsweetened chocolate, dark chocolate, and milk chocolate.

Comparatively, white chocolate contains less amounts of

theobromine and is not as toxic as the others. In this case, it is estimated that approximately two to three standard chocolate bars are an extremely lethal dose for a small sized dog. In the United States, it is reported that an average of 76 cases involving chocolate poisoning are brought to a veterinarian’s attention each day.

If your dog ingests chocolate, common signs you may see are vomiting, diarrhea, restlessness, tremors, seizures, increased urination, high or abnormal

heart rate, collapse or even death. Dogs can show these signs up to 6 – 12 hours after consuming chocolate. If you feel your dog is displaying any of the forementioned signs, then please consider it a medical emergency and seek care from your local veterinarian immediately.

In the case that your dog has ingested chocolate, there is no cure, but your veterinarian will have other tools to help facilitate the situation. Your veterinarian may induce vomiting to help remove the chocolate from the body, via activated charcoal.

Your veterinarian can also choose to give the dog IV fluids to help stabilize the excretion of theobromine from the dog’s body.

Please be aware that there is a 24/7 available Pet Poison Helpline, where you can call anytime at 855-764-7661, in case you are not able to reach your local veterinarian.

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Chris Young cleared of all charges in Nashville bar arrest S

inger-songwriter Chris Young has been cleared of all charges from his arrest at a bar in Nashville last month.

Nashville District Attorney Glenn Funk released a statement last month that read: “Regarding the Chris Young incident – After a review of all the evidence in this case, the Office of the District Attorney has determined that these charges will be dismissed.”

The country star, 38, had been arrested and charged with disorderly conduct, assaulting an officer, and resisting arrest following an alleged altercation at the DawgHouse Saloon last month, reports People magazine.

He was taken into custody and later released on bonds of $250 for the disorderly conduct charge, $1,000 for the resisting arrest charge, and $1,250 for the assault charge. As per People, the arrest occurred after Young and his friends allegedly followed Alcoholic Beverage Commission agents from Tin Roof bar to DawgHouse.

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As per the affidavit, the musician conversed with the TABC agents checking the Tin Roof bar’s ABC cards and filmed the moment.

After the agents did a compliance check at DawgHouse and were looking to exit the location, Young was alleged to have reached out and “struck” one of them on the shoulder.

He was then alleged to have “began yelling and screaming,” refusing to follow the directions of an agent speaking to him after the agent pushed him away. The video, obtained by People, showed Young reaching out to the TABC agent, who reacted by shoving the musician, causing him to lose his footing and fall backward over a table and chair. The singer is then seen standing up, putting his hands up, and backing away.

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Supriya Pathak says Hansa is the most gratifying role of her life A ctress Supriya Pathak, who is gearing up for the release of comedydrama, ‘Khichdi 2: Mission Paanthukistan’, has called her character, Hansa, the most gratifying role of her life.

‘Khichdi 2: Mission Paanthukistan’, which is the follow-up to ‘Khichdi: The Movie’ also stars Rajeev Mehta, Anang Desai, Vandana Pathak, Jamnadas Majethia, Kirti Kulhari, Anant Vidhaat Sharma, Reyaansh Vir Chaddha and Flora Saini with cameos by Farah Khan and Pratik Gandhi.

Elaborating on the same, Supriya Pathak said: “Bringing Hansa back in ‘Khichdi 2: Mission Paanthukistan’ has been an absolute delight. The laughter, camaraderie, and the

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sheer absurdity of the character never fails to bring a smile to my face.”

She further mentioned: “Hansa as a character has resonated so well across all age groups and it has been the most gratifying role of my life. This new installment guarantees another laughter-filled roller-coaster ride.”’

In the sequel, the Parekh family goes on an adventure to save the world with Praful playing a double role and also serving as an emperor of a fictional country Paanthukistan. The absurdity, the gags and the silliness return as the Parekh family’s adventure transcends various landscapes – cities, beaches, snow-clad mountains, deserts, and caves.

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ormer Vice President Venkaiah Naidu and actors Chiranjeevi and Vyjayantimala Bali have been awarded the Padma Vibhushan, the nation’s second-highest civilian award, the Centre announced last month. Bindeshwar Pathak (posthumous) and Padma Subrahmanyam are the others named for the Padma Vibhushan. Apart from Pathak, known for bringing in the revolutionary Sulabh public toilet system, all the Padma Vibhushan awardees are from southern states.

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This year there are five Padma Vibhushan, 17 Padma Bhushan and 110 Padma Shri awardees. Of them, 30 awardees are women.

Veteran actor Mithun Chakraborty and Foxconn chairman Young Liu are among the 17 Padma Bhushan awardees. Usha Uthup, also known as the Queen of pop music, and actor Vijaykanth are among the Padma Bhushan awardees.

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‘Fighter’ high on adrenaline but jingoism pulls it down Cast: Hrithik Roshan, Deepika Padukone, Anil Kapoor, Rishabh Sawhney, Karan Singh Grover, Akshay Oberoi, Sanjeeda Shaikh, Talat Aziz, Ashutosh Rana Director: Siddharth Anand Rating: 2.5 stars The prime aspect that prevents ‘Fighter’ from being a bang on entertainer is excessive jingoism. This drama-in-thesky, part ‘Top Gun’, part ‘Uri’, and part other Siddharth Anand films, has enough wellexecuted action set pieces, filled with several effective flourishes from its lead actors, to have coasted through. Why didn’t the film have enough confidence in its USP: the brave boys, and girls, looping those loops?

work? Don’t know about you, but I’m tired of terrorists with kohled eyes, plotting in makeshift shacks somewhere in Pakistan, snarling and shooting and scooting. Even the new face as the antagonist, Rishabh Sawhney as the Lashkar mastermind Azhar Akhtar, blow-dried long hair reaching the chin, one eye carefully bloodshot, does old things: stomp on brave Indian soldiers, and spout melodramatic dialogues dripping with hate.

India’s most wanted ‘dushman’, as far as Hindi cinema goes, has forever and always been Pakistan. But didn’t we show them what’s what in the 2019 surgical strike, ‘Uri ’? Didn’t an ISI agent curl up and roll over in the director’s own 2021 ‘Pathaan’? I could go on, but you get the point.

Hrithik Roshan reunites with Anand after their ‘War’, this time as Shamsher Pathania, call sign Patty, as an ace fighter pilot — needless to say, he is ‘our best’ — who lays the table and washes up with as much dexterity as he flies his plane.

Matching him on eye-candy stakes, is Deepika Padukone as helicopter pilot Minnal Rathore, aka Minni, who is as much an

So the first feeling when you hear pointed references to Pulwama, and a convoy being blown up, and ‘ghar mein ghusna’, is that of ennui. Why can’t Bollywood think of a new enemy? Or is that too much

expert on rescue missions as any man. There is the bonding with the other aviators, chiefly Karan Singh Grover as Sartaj ‘Taj’ Gill, and Akshay Oberoi as Basheer ‘Bash’ Khan. The latter is your token patriotic Indian Muslim; there’s also a Sikh officer who gets the ‘comic relief’ lines before his ‘action scenes’. A Sardar being the butt of jokes? What else?

Last year, around the same time, we got from the same director, ‘Pathaan’, a spry spy saga. It was all about reclaiming ground that a long-time hero had to cede; it was also about the declaration that he wasn’t going anywhere. It was a lot of fun because it had the smarts to not take itself seriously. In ‘Fighter’, there’s an uneasy mix of wanting to be real in a plot awash with mainstream cliches: when the camera

lingers for a moment too long on a pilot, you know he’s in for the chop. You know which one will be sacrificed; you know who will come home.

You know a pair of reluctant parents will become aware of their ‘mistake’, and more tears will be shed. After a point, everything feels like a stretch: Minni’s line about ‘men and women being equal in the sky’ makes you want to cheer, but not when it comes around again.

This is one of those films that you wish that the desire to get the easy claps, with dialogues like ‘baap kaun hai’, and ‘har gali will become Indian Occupied Pakistan’, could have been kept at bay. A lot of effort has gone into keeping the proceedings at Air Force stations authentic, and there’s a great aerial sequence in the second half — I loved the snow whooshing off a row of fir trees — which can compare with the best of the ‘Top Gun’ flicks.

Hrithik and Deepika make a great pair; Anil Kapoor, as fit as the hero, provides able support.

Succumbing to the current atmosphere of hypernationalism leads to bombast, which in turn weakens a film. Baaps don’t go around declaring who they are. They just know.

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Kevin Jonas calls Nick ‘Jiju’ for Indian crowd at Lollapalooza music festival T he American pop rock band Jonas Brothers took to the stage for the first time in India as they performed at the second edition of the multi-genre music festival, ‘Lollapalooza India’ in Mumbai.

One standout moment from the gig was Nick’s elder brother Kevin calling him ‘Jiju’ implying that Mumbai is home to him and the three brothers as Nick is married to actress Priyanka Chopra Jonas.

Kevin called Nick, ‘Jiju’ prior to performing the song ‘Waffle House’ from their studio album.

The organizers made a few changes this time with regards to the stage. The Lollapalooza India main stage this time had a ramp spreading all the way to

the pit unlike its predecessor.

Prior to the set, the organizers played ‘Galla Goodiyaan’ from the 2015 film ‘Dil Dhadakane Do’ which starred Nick’s wife Priyanka Chopra Jonas.

While Nick owned the stage with his vocals, he also shredded on stage as he joined forces with his brother on the lead guitar.

The energy of the performers and the crowd was over the roof. The wind section was killing it right at the front of the stage with trombone, trumpet and soprano saxophone.

They played the song ‘Play My Music’ from the film ‘Camprock’.

Nick said, “As a family we have

a deep connection with this beautiful country. I’ve been waiting to be in India for a long long time”, before he pulled off a Vin Diesel as he said, “We

consider every single one of you here tonight as family”.

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Fatima Sana Shaikh returns to Punjab for her next film

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ctress Fatima Sana Shaikh, who was recently seen in the theatrical film ‘Sam Bahadur,’ has returned to Punjab for the shoot of her upcoming film ‘Ul Jalool Ishq’.

The actress shot for her debut vehicle ‘Dangal’ in the state in which she essayed the role of Indian wrestler Geeta Phogat, who clinched gold for the nation at the 2010 Commonwealth Games.

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the making of ‘Dangal’, Fatima is immersed in a wave of nostalgia.

‘Ul Jalool Ishq’ also stars Naseeruddin Shah, Vijay Varma and Sharib Hashmi.

Fatima’s last release, ‘Sam Bahadur,’ saw her receiving love and adoration for her portrayal of the former Prime Minister of India, Indira Gandhi.

Fatima completed seven years in the industry last month with ‘Dangal’.

Reflecting on her journey, Fatima had said, “It’s been 7 years since ‘Dangal’,

a film that marked my debut in cinema and gave me happy tears, joy, and timeless memories.

From ‘Dangal’ to ‘Dhak Dhak’ my film career has been a roller coaster ride of emotions with happiness, tears, joys and sorrows.”

“Geeta Phogat will always hold a special place in my heart and I’m grateful for all the love this character received.

Here’s to seven years of stepping into her shoes, to the ‘Dangal’ family that made it possible and to the magic of this amazing film.”

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Discover

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icture a necklace of emerald isles scattered across the azure Arabian Sea – that’s Lakshadweep, a place that has captivated the imaginations of Indians for years. Long considered a distant dream due to its remote location, this

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idyllic paradise is now more accessible than ever, beckoning travelers to explore its wonders.

Let’s delve into why Lakshadweep should be your next travel destination, and how recent developments, coupled with better

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connectivity, have made this hidden gem easier to access.

Unrivaled Beauty: Imagine yourself on pristine beaches, the gentle waves caressing the shore, vibrant coral reefs teeming with life, and coconut palms swaying in the

salty breeze. Lakshadweep offers all this and more, untouched by the hustle of mass tourism. Dive into the crystal-clear waters to swim with dolphins, kayak through mangroves, or simply relax on the tranquil shores – nature’s symphony awaits your presence.

Cultural Marvel: Beyond the breathtaking beaches, Lakshadweep boasts a vibrant culture woven with ancient traditions and warm hospitality. Experience the graceful movements of the Maldivian folk dance, savor the delectable flavors of locally spiced fresh seafood, and discover unique fishing techniques passed down

through generations.

Easier Access: Forget about the days of limited travel options. Today, direct flights from India effortlessly transport you to Agatti or Bangaram islands, the gateways to Lakshadweep.

Ferry services provide a scenic journey connecting the islands, while private yachts and chartered boats cater to luxury travelers seeking a bespoke experience.

Network Connectivity: While basic 2G/3G services are available on some islands, high-speed internet access has always been limited.

Recently, Indian telecom giant Airtel became the

first 5G network provider to the Union territory. Most of Lakshadweep islands have been receiving 4G work since 2019 but now the tourists visiting the remote islands like Agatti & Kavaratti can continue using high-speed 5G network on their devices for seamless connectivity on the go.

Digital Detox, Natural Reconnection: Although network connectivity is gradually improving, Lakshadweep’s charm lies in its digital detox. Leave behind constant pings and notifications and reconnect with yourself amidst the breathtaking beauty.

Embrace the silence, the starlit nights, and the rhythm of the ocean – a digital cleanse for the soul.

Planning Your Paradise Getaway: Lakshadweep requires permits for Indian tourists, easily obtainable online. Choose from government-run beach resorts, private eco-friendly havens, or homestays for an authentic experience. Mind the local dress code and cultural sensitivities to ensure a harmonious visit.

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KuMbW swmgRI 4 Awtw - 1 k~p, cnw dwl - 1/2 k~p 4 jIrw - 1 cmcw 4 lwl imrc pwaUfr - 1 cmcw 4 DnIAw pwaUfr - 1 cmcw 4 hldI pwaUfr - 1/4 cmcw 4 bwrIk k~itAw DnIAw p~qy - 1 cmcw 4 lUx - suAwd Anuswr 4 qyl - loV Anuswr

qrIkw cnw dwl (COilAW dw dwl) ƒ Do ky ku~kr iv~c pwE[ QoVw ijhw pwxI pwE Aqy do sItIAW lgwE[ iDAwn r~Ko ik COilAW dw dwl bhuq izAwdw nw gly[ jdoN dwl TMFI ho jwvy qW pwxI inqwr lvo Aqy dwl ƒ mYS kr lvo[ kVwhI iv~c iek c~mc

qyl grm kro Aqy aus iv~c jIrw pwE[ jdoN jIrw kVkx l~gy qW ies iv~c dwl, mswilAW dw pwaUfr Aqy nmk pwE[ cMgI qrHW imlwE[ DnIAw p~qy pwE Aqy do qoN iqMn imMt leI pkwau[ gYs bMd kr idE Aqy dwl ƒ pUrI qrHW TMFw hox idE[ Awty iv~c QoVHw ijhw nmk imlwE Aqy ies ƒ guMn lE[ kVwhI iv~c qyl grm kro[ Awty dw Cotw ijhw pyfw qoVo Aqy aus iv~c dwl dy imSrx ƒ kyNdr iv~c Bro[ pUrIAW ƒ byl lvo Aqy aunHW ƒ grm qyl iv~c PrweI kro jdoN q~k auh sunihrI nhIN ho jWdIAW[ grm grm srv kro[ By: Sajan Kumar

ipsqw Syk

sm~grI: 4 pUrI krIm vwlw du~D – 2 glws 4 ipsqw – 10 (k~itAw hoieAw) 4 bdwm – 10 (k~itAw hoieAw) 4 kysr – 4-5 Dwgy 4 ielwiecI – 3 (pIsI) 4 KMf – 4 cmcy 4 AweIs ikaUb – 4 4 sjwaux leI 4 kysr – 4-5 Dwgy 4 bdwm – 1 qyjp~qw 4 (bwrIk k~itAw hoieAw

ivDI: pihlW iek ktory ivc du~D Aqy ipsqw pwE Aqy ies ƒ 6 qoN 7 GMitAW leI iek pwsy r~Ko[ hux ies du~D ivc kysr pw ky grm kro[ iPr bdwm, cInI, ielwiecI pwaUfr imlwE Aqy cMgI qrHW imks kro[ ies ƒ srivMg glws ivc pwE Aqy TMfw hox leI Pir~j ivc r~Ko[ ies dy au~pr AweIs ikaUb Aqy bdwm Aqy kysr imlw ky gwrinS kro[quhwfw ipsqw Syk iqAwr hY[ ies ƒ TMfw hI proso Aqy ies ƒ Kud vI pIE[ By: Sajan Kumar

bRYf qoN bxwE SwhI tukVw ryispI SwhI tukVw bxwaux leI sm~grI 4 bRYf - 6 - 7 slwies 4 du~D - 1 iltr 4 iGE - 1/2 kp 4 bdwm - 10-12 4 ipsqw - 10 - 12 4 cInI - 1 kp 4 ielwcI pwaUfr - 1/2 cmc 4 kysr - 1 cutkI SwhI tukVw bxwaux dI ivDI - SwhI tukVw ryispI bxwaux leI sB qoN pihlW du~D ƒ gYs au~qy grm krx leI r~Ko[ du~D ivc iek aubwl Aw jwx qoN bwAd gYs ƒ m~Dm kr idE Aqy du~D dy A~Dy ho jwx q~k Aqy rbVI dI qrHW gwVw ho jwx q~k pkwE Aqy ivc - ivc clWdy rho[ iPr ies ivc kysr Aqy ielwcI pwaUfr pw ky imlw idE[ gYs ƒ bMd krky 2 cmc cInI pw idE[ hux bRYf dy pIs dy swry iknwirAW ƒ k~t lE[ swry bRYf pIs ƒ iv~coN qkox Syp jW mn cwhy Syp ivc k~t ky do Bwgw ivc k~t ky r~K lE[

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iek kVwhI ivc iGE pw ky gYs au~qy grm krx leI r~Ko[ iGE ƒ grm ho jwx idE[ ies qoN bwAd G~t A~g ‘qy aus ivc iek jW do bRYf dy pIs r~Ko[ jdoN q~k bRYf hlkw brwaun nw hovy jwvy, ies ƒ qldy rho, ienHW ƒ pltdy rho Aqy qyl k~F ky iek plyt ivc r~K lE[ bwkI swry bRYf dy pIs ƒ vI iesy qrHW nwl ql ky plyt ivc r~K lE[ iek BWfy ivc cInI Aqy 1/2 kp pwxI pw ky au~bLxy leI r~Ko[ cInI dy Gul jwx Aqy iek qwr dI cwSnI bx jwx ‘qy gYs ƒ bMd kr idE[ hux cwSnI ivc qly hoey bRYf dy pIs ƒ pw ky cwSnI ivc soKx idE[ q~d q~k bdwm Aqy ipsqy dy lMby Aqy pqly - pqly pIs k~t ky r~K lE[ cwSnI ivcoN bRYf ƒ k~F lE Aqy iek srivMg plyt ivc sjw ky r~K lE[ aus dy au~qy du~D dy imSrx ƒ pwE Aqy aus ƒ bdwm ipsqw nwl sjwE[ hux quhwfw SwhI tukVw bx ky iqAwr hY[ qusI ies ƒ grmw - grm srv kro jW Pir~j ivc r~K ky TMfw - TMfw srv kro Aqy KwE[ By: Sajan Kumar February 2024

dwdI dy nusKy JurVIAW Aqy PweIn lweInz imMtW ‘c ho jwxgIAW dUr ksqUrI mMjl ipCly kwPI smyN qoN surKIAW ‘c hY[ Kws krky cmVI (sikn) dI dyKBwl dIAW ivSySqwvW kwrn[ jykr qusIN ies bwry pihlI vwr pVH rhy ho, qW ieh lyK quhwfy leI hY[ hldI Awpxy hzwrW PwieidAW leI jwxI jWdI hY, cwhy ieh ishq leI hovy jW cmVI leI[ nw isrP iesdy mzbUq AYNtI-bYktIrIAl, blik iesdy AYNtI-ienPlymytrI Aqy AYNtI-eyijMg guxW dy kwrn, ies ƒ quhwfI cmVI dI dyKBwl iv~c Swml krnw lwzmI hY[ qusIN ies qoN Pys mwsk iqAwr kr skdy ho, jW ies ƒ pwxI ivc imlw ky pI skdy ho[ ies ivc mOjUd gux s~t ƒ TIk krdy hn Aqy soj ƒ vI dUr krdy hn[ hldI dI qrHW, ksqUrI mMjl vI cmVI Aqy ishq nwl juVy keI lwBW leI jwxI jWdI hY[ ieh k~tW Aqy s~tW leI rwhq pRdwn kr skdw hY[ qW AwE jwxdy hW ksqUrI mMjl cmVI ƒ iks qrHW dy PwiedymMd hY[ tYn : ksqUrI mMjl Asl iv~c ies dy guxW kwrn

surKIAW iv~c AwieAw jo tYinMg ƒ dUr krdw hY[ tYinMg ƒ dUr krn leI ksqUrI hldI ivc gulwb jl imlw ky pyst iqAwr kro Aqy cmVI ‘qy hlkI prq lgwE[ ieh cmVI dI tYinMg ƒ dUr krdw hY Aqy hOlI-hOlI hweIpr-ipgmYNtySn Aqy fwrk srkl vrgIAW sm~isAwvW ƒ ip~Cy C~fdw hY[ ichry dy vwl : (PySIAl hyAr) ksqUrI mMjl ichry dy vwlW ƒ kudrqI qrIky nwl htwaux dw kMm krdw hY[ ies dy leI ksqUrI mMjl Aqy QoVHw ijhw du~D, CoilAW dy Awty ‘c imlw ky pyst iqAwr kro[ hux ies ƒ ichry ‘qy lgwE Aqy su~kx dw ieMqzwr kro[ su~k jwx ‘qy ies ƒ h~QW nwl rgVo Aqy iPr pwxI nwl ichrw Do lE[

ienHwˆ nusiKAwˆ dI Awpo Awpxy SrIr dI qwsIr muqwbk hI vrqo kIqI jwvy[

dy inSwn Aqy dwg-D~ibAW ƒ dUr krdI hY[ lMby smyN leI r~KdI hY jvwn : AYNtI-AwksIfYNts, AYNtI-mweIkRobwiel Aqy AYNtI-ienPlymytrI guxW nwl BrpUr, ksqUrI mMjl quhwfy KUn iv~coN zihrIly pdwrQW ƒ bwhr k~F ky,

AwksIfyitv nukswn dI murMmq krky kMm krdw hY[ jykr qusIN ksqUrI mMjl nwl bxy Pys pYk ƒ ichry ‘qy lgwauNdy ho, qW ieh ichry ‘qy JurVIAW, vDdI aumr dy inSwnW ƒ dUr krky cmVI ƒ inKwr Aqy inKwr dyx dw kMm krdw hY[ By: Sajan Kumar

rozwnw KwE AWvlw, qW ishq ‘c hoxgy ieh cmqkwrI Pwiedy

muhwsy (AYkny) : k~cI hldI iv~c AYNtI-bYktIrIAl gux huMdy hn jo ies ƒ muhWisAW dy ielwj leI bhuq vDIAw bxwauNdy hn[ ies dI vrqoN nwl cmVI qoN vwDU qyl Aqy muhwsy pYdw krn vwly kItwxU inkl jWdy hn, ijs nwl muhwsy dI sm~isAw dUr huMdI hY[ ksqUrI hldI cmVI ‘qy muhwsy

jwdUeI cIz hY nwrIAl qyl

nwrIAl qyl Awm qOr ‘qy vwlW dIAW sm~isAwvW ƒ dUr krn leI jwixAw jWdw hY pr ies dy Pwiedy isrP ies q~k hI sImq nhIN hn[ Kwxw bxwaux qoN lY ky cmVI nwl juVIAW sm~isAwvW ƒ h~l krn leI ies dI vrqoN kIqI jWdI hY[ XwnI su~ky vwl jW cmVI dI sm~isAw, nwrIAl qyl quhwƒ kdy inrwS nhIN krygw[ ilp bwm dy rUp iv~c nwrIAl dw qyl 4 jykr quhwfy bu~lH KuSk ho jWdy hn, qW qusIN aunHW ƒ nmI dyx leI nwrIAl qyl lgw skdy ho[ 4 kwly GyirAW leI nwrIAl dw qyl 4 dyr rwq qk jwgx nwl A~KW dy hyTW kwly Gyry Aqy soj ho jWdI hY[ ies dy leI A~KW dy hyTW nwrIAl dw qyl lgwieAw jw skdw hY[ nwrIAl qyl iv~c AYNtI ienPlwmytrI gux huMdy

hn, jo soj ƒ G~t krn iv~c mdd kr skdy hn[ ies qoN ielwvw rozwnw nwrIAl dw qyl lgwaux nwl kwly GyirAW ƒ vI G~t kIqw jw skdw hY[ ipgmYNtySn dI sm~isAw ƒ dUr krdY jykr quhwfy ichry ‘qy ipgmYNtySn hY qW aus jgHw ‘qy QoVHw ijhw nwrIAl qyl lgwE[ ieh ipgmYNtySn ƒ Gtweygw, nwl hI kwly D~by vI dUr krygw[ mykA~p ƒ htwaux leI nwrIAl dw qyl jykr quhwfy kol mykA~p irmUvr Kqm ho igAw hY, qW icMqw nw kro, qusIN nwrIAl qyl dI vrqoN vI kr skdy ho[ ieh nw isr& mykA~p ƒ dUr krdw hY sgoN cmVI ƒ nmI vI r~Kdw hY[

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AWvly ƒ sMsikRq ‘c AmlkI ikhw jWdw hY, ijsdw ArQ hY jIvn dw AMimRq[ AWvly ‘c mOjUd q~q rog pRqIroDk SkqI vDwaux, pwcn ikirAw ‘c suDwr, mytwboilzm qy AMqVIAW dI ishq ‘c suDwr krn dw kMm krdy hn[ AWvlw ivtwimn-sI, PweIbr qy imnrls vrgy AYNtIAwksIfYNts nwl BrpUr huMdw hY[ AWvly ‘c sMqry qy hor K~ty PlW nwloN 10 guxw izAwdw ivtwimn sI huMdw hY, jo PRI rYfIkls dy kwrn hox vwly nukswn ƒ GtwauNdw hY qy sY~lW dy punrjnm ‘c mdd krdw hY[ rozwnw AWvlw Kwx nwl bWJpn, pwcn sMbMDI sm~isAwvW, zukwm, KWsI qy AYlrjI vrgIAW keI bImwrIAW ƒ TIk krn ‘c mdd imldI hY[ AWvly ‘c Swndwr AYNtI-ieMPlymytrI, AYNtI-kYNsr gux huMdy hn, ies qrHW AWvly dy k~cy jW ies dy rs dw syvn krn nwl keI qrHW dIAW ishq sm~isAwvW ƒ dUr kIqw jw skdw hY[

ikauN? mwihrW dy Anuswr, ie~k bwlg ƒ 75-90 imlIgRwm AWvly dw syvn krnw cwhIdw hY[ 100 gRwm AWvly ‘c 300 imlIgRwm ivtwimn-sI, fwietrI PweIbr, kYlSIAm, Awiern qy AYNtIAwksIfYNt mOjUd huMdy hn[ rozwnw AWvly dw syvn krn nwl ieimaUintI vDdI hY, buFwpy nwl juVy ^qry G~t huMdy hn qy ies ‘c mOjUd ivtwimn-ey A~KW dI ishq ƒ vI lwB phuMcwauNdw hY[ rozwnw dI Kurwk ‘c AWvly ƒ ikvyN Swml krIey? AWvly dw im~Tw, K~tw Aqy iq~Kw svwd k~cw Kwxw muSkl bxwauNdw hY[ hwlWik mwihrW dw mMnxw hY ik ies ƒ k~cw, jUs jW Du~p ‘c sukw ky Kwx dy Awpxy hI Pwiedy hn[ drAsl, fIhweIfRyitf qy Du~p nwl su~ikAw AWvlw pOSitk q~qW nwl BrpUr huMdw hY, ijs ƒ qusIN kdy vI Kw skdy ho[

rozwnw ikMnw AWvlw Kwxw cwhIdw hY qy

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nvyN Xu~g dy i&lmI Adwkwr isr& AMgryzI ‘c ilKy fwielwg pVH skdy ny: jwvyd AKqr

mShUr gIqkwr-lyKk jwvyd AKqr dw kihxw hY ik aunHW ƒ A~j dI nvIN pIVHI dy AdwkwrW leI ihMdI sMvwd vI romn ilpI ivc ilKxy pYNdy hn ikauNik auh hor ku~J nhIN pVH skdy[ vIrvwr Swm ƒ ‘ieMfIAw ieMtrnYSnl sYNtr’ ivKy ‘ihMdI Aqy aurdU isAwmI tivnz sYSn’ kIqw igAw[ sI.fI. dySmuK hwl ’c hoey ies pRogrwm ’c 79 swlW dy Swier AKqr ny ikhw, ‘‘iPlm audXog ’c AsIN nvIN pIVHI dy izAwdwqr AdwkwrW leI romn (AMgryzI sikRpt) ’c ihMdI fwielwg ilKdy hW ikauNik auh hor ku~J nhIN pVH skdy[’’

pRoPYsr Awlok rwey nwl g~lbwq dOrwn jwvyd AKqr ny ieh vI ikhw ik BwSw iek Kyqr dI huMdI hY Aqy ies dw Drm nwl koeI lYxw-dyxw nhIN hY[ aunHW ikhw, ‘‘swƒ ihMdI Aqy aurdU ƒ v~K krn ƒ mnzUr kIqy lgBg 200 swl ho gey hn pr auh hmySw iek rhy hn[ 1972 qoN pihlW dy pUrbI pwiksqwn dy bMgwlI kihMdy sn ik ‘AsIN mr jwvWgy pr aurdU nhIN pVHWgy, swƒ iek hor dyS (bMglwdyS) cwhIdw hY[’ ieh 10 kroV lok kOx sn, kI auh aurdU boldy sn?’’

Xuvrwj isMG dI bwieEipk leI ieh Adwkwr hY iblkul iP~t, ikRktr ny bMnyH qwrIPW dy pul ik ihMdI jW aurdU SbdW dI vrqoN kdoN krnI hY[ aunHW ikhw, ‘‘ies leI mYN ihMdosqwnIAW leI ihMdusqwnI ilK irhw hW[ mYN aurdU Aqy ihMdI leI nhIN ilK irhw, mYN ihMdosqwnIAW leI ilK irhw hW[ ijs idn BwrqIAW dI idlcspI ivksq hovygI, BwSw Apxy Awp hI suDr jwvygI[’’

‘ipAwz’ dw izkr kridAW AKqr ny ikhw ik iPlm audXog smyq sMcwr dy Kyqr ivc jwvyd AKqr ny ikhw, ‘‘kI pCmI eySIAw lokW leI ‘Su~D aurdU’ jW ‘Su~D ihMdI’ dI dy Arb aurdU boldy hn, aurdU isrP BwrqI koeI Dwrnw nhIN hY[ aunHW ikhw,‘‘qusIN aup mhWdIp dI BwSw hY[ ies dw Drm nwl iek ipAwz lY lvo Aqy ieh vyKx leI aus dIAW prqW auqwrnIAW SurU kr idau ik koeI lYxw-dyxw nhIN hY[ qusIN qwimlnwfU AslI ipAwz ik~Qy hY[ ipAwz iClikAW jwE Aqy lokW ƒ kho ik ihMdUAW dI BwSw ’c hI luikAw hoieAw huMdw hY[ ies qrHW, ihMdI hY[ iPr vyKo kI huMdw hY[’’aunHW ny ihMdusqwnI SbdW dy SbdkoS dI zrUrq ’qy v~K-v~K sroqW dy Sbd BwSw ’c Swml huMdy rihMdy hn Aqy BwSw AmIr huMdI hY[’’ zor idMidAW ikhw ik qusIN ihMdI dI vrqoN kIqy ibnW aurdU nhIN bol skdy[ aunHW ikhw ik iPlm lyKk hox dy nwqy auh jwxdy hn By: Sajan Kumar

idljIq mgroN hux eypI iF~loN krngy ‘kocl Y w 2024’ ‘c prPwrm, Aijhw krn vwly bxy dUjy BwrqI klwkwr

pMjwbI imaUizk dI pRis~DI pUrI dunIgeI hY[ kocYlw v~loN sWJI kIqI geI post Aw iv~c idnoN-idn v~D rhI hY[ ipCly muqwbk eypI iF~loN 14 ApRYl qy 21 ApRYl ƒ swl mShUr pMjwbI gwiek idljIq dosWJ lweIv prPwrm krngy[ ny kocYlw imaUizk PYstIvl iv~c lweIv prPwrm kIqw sI[ ijs qoN bwAd idljIq gOrqlb hY ik idljIq dosWJ qoN bwAd hux Aijhw krn vwly pihly pMjwbI qy BwrqI eypI iF~loN dUjy pMjwbI klwkwr bx gey hn, ijnHW dw nwm ieiqhws iv~c drj hoieAw klwkwr bxy sI[ ies qoN bwAd hux eypI iF~loN pMjwbIAW dw mwx vDwaux jw irhw hY[ hY[ kocYlw 2024 iv~c bhuq swry id~gj ieMtrnYSnl klwkwr prPwrm krngy [ d~s dyeIey ik eypI iF~loN idljIq dosWJ qoN ienHW klwkwrW iv~c lwnw fyl ry, tweIlr bwAd dUjy BwrqI klwkwr bxngy jo kocYlw d kRIeytr, dojw kYt sxy keI ieMtrnYSnl iv~c lweIv prPwrm krngy [ ies sbMDI klwkwr lweIv prPwrm krngy[ kocYlw v~loN Awpxy AiDkwrq soSl mIfIAw By: Sajan Kumar AkwaUNt ‘qy post sWJI kr jwxkwrI id~qI

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ikRktrW dI izMdgI kw&I pRyrnwdwiek irhw ieh pUrI qrHW inrdySk dw PYslw hY[ AsIN hY[ ikRkt dy mYdwn ‘c auh iks qrHW dw iPlhwl ies ‘qy kMm kr rhy hW Aqy jld hY, ieh qW hr koeI jwxdw hY pr pRSMsk hI quhwfy leI KuSKbrI lY ky AwvWgy[ aunHW dI in~jI izMdgI bwry jwxn leI hmySw auqsuk rihMdy hn[ hux q~k AY~mAY~s DonI qoN lY ky kipl dyv vrgy keI ikRkt kYNsr vrgI ibmwrI nwl lV ky inkilAw dy mhwrQIAW dI izMdgI dI khwxI iPlmI Xuvrwj isMG prdy ‘qy Aw cu~kI hY[ jldI hI sOrv Xuvrwj isMG ny nw isr& AwpxI b~lybwzI gWgulI dI bwieEipk vI jld hI irlIz nwl l~KW nOjvwnW ƒ pRyirq kIqw hY sgoN hox vwlI hY, ijs ‘c AwXuSmwn Kurwnw ijs jzby nwl aus ny kYNsr ƒ hrw ky swbkw kpqwn dI BUimkw inBwauNdy nzr AwpxI nvIN izMdgI dI SurUAwq kIqI hY, Awauxgy[ auh vI pRyrnwdwiek hY[ swl 2011 ivc swbkw ikRktr Xuvrwj isMG dy PyPiVAW dy Xuvrwj isMG BwrqI ikRkt tIm dy Aijhy ivckwr kYNsr ho igAw sI, jo bhuq G~t iKfwrI rhy hn, ijnHW ny ikRkt dy mYdwn huMdw hY[ hwlWik Xuvrwj isMG kYNsr vrgI ‘qy nw isrP dUjI tIm nwl lVweI lVI, ibmwrI qoN hwry nhIN Aqy aunHW ny ies dw sgoN aunHW dI in~jI izMdgI dw sPr vI ielwj krvwieAw, ijs qoN bwAd hux auh sMGrSW nwl BirAw irhw hY[ hwl hI pUrI qrHW ishqmMd hn[ rxbIr kpUr dI ‘c tweImz AwP ieMfIAw nwl g~lbwq iPlm ‘AYnIml’ dI g~l krIey qW ieh kridAW Xuvrwj isMG ny d~isAw ik aunHW iPlm bwks AwiPs ‘qy Dmwl mcw rhI dI bwieEipk leI ikhVw Adwkwr shI hY[ sMdIp rY~fI vWgw duAwrw inrdyiSq bdl hY, jo aunHW dy ikrdwr ƒ 100 PIsdI ‘AYmInl’ ny hux q~k Bwrq ‘c 552 kroV rupey Aqy bwks AwiPs ‘qy lgBg 912 Fwl lvygw[ Xuvrwj isMG ny ieMtrivaU kroV rupey dI kmweI kIqI hY[ ‘c ikhw ik mYN hwl hI ‘c AYnIml dyKI hY Aqy mYƒ l~gdw hY ik rxbIr kpUr myrI bwieEipk leI prPYkt hn[ hwlWik By: Sajan Kumar

bwlIvu~f AiBnyqw Awimr ^wn dI DI ierw Kwn dw nUpr u iSKry nwl hoieAw ivAwh

bwlIvu~f AiBnyqw Awimr ^wn Aqy iPlm inrmwqw rInw d~qw dI DI eIrw Kwn nUpur iSKry nwl ivAwh dy bMDn ivc b~J geI[ eIrw ny ‘syilibRtI iPtnY~s tRynr’ nUpur nwl aupngr bWdrw dy iek pMj isqwrw hotl ‘c ivAwh krvwieAw[ ierw iek mwnisk ishq shwieqw sMsQw dI sMsQwpk Aqy sI.eI.E. hY[ ivAwh smwroh ‘c Awimr, aunHW dIAW swbkw pqnIAW rInw d~qw Aqy ikrn rwE Aqy hor

pRvwrk mYNbr mOjUd sn[ ies ivAwh smwroh dIAW qsvIrW soSl mIfIAw ‘qy swhmxy AweIAW hn, ijs ‘c nUpur Aqy ierw ivAwh dy dsqwvyzW ‘qy dsq^q krdy nzr Aw rhy hn[ aunHW dy Awly-duAwly pRvwrk mYNbr Aqy mihmwn sn[ ierw (26) rvwieqI pihrwvy ivc sI[ By: Sajan Kumar

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