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Wishing you all a bright and delightful festive season Dear readers, My favourite part of the year has finally arrived! I am sure many of you also love the month of November as it brings along festive cheer and enthusiasm all around.

People start adorning their houses for the festivities and everyone is eager to have a gala time with their friends & family.

In this edition of the South Asian Entertainment Magazine, we have a mixed bag of content to keep you thoroughly entertained. The spotlight is on Sandeep Ahuja, a first-generation entrepreneur, who has carved a niche for himself in this foreign land with his utmost dedication and hard work.

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Sandeep Ahuja: An entrepreneur extraordinaire

The transition from being just an immigrant in this foreign land to becoming a successful businessman was not easy for him.

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FAQs REGARDING ONE MILLION LIFE INSURANCE WITH ½ MILLION GUARANTEED CASH VALUES A new plan with the unique features of the extremely remarkable life insurance plan launched on 7th Sept.

UV Insurance Company’s Whole Life High Values|20-Pay Guaranteed Values policy was just introduced in 2022. While the plan is impressive, as a prospective client, you may have questions about it.

I hope the following questions and answers clear up any confusion: For how long shall we have to pay?

You shall have to pay for a minimum of 20 years. Cash value is 50% of the insurance amount at the age of 65 or after 20 - Pay for ages 46 and older.

Can we buy the lower face amount or shall we have to buy one million dollar coverage?

No, it’s not mandatory to buy a million-dollar coverage. As per your own affordability, you can purchase coverage for lower amounts starting from $50,001. The great feature is that the cash value will be half the amount of coverage at age 65. For example, for 100,000 coverage 50,000 cash value; for 200,000 coverage- 100,000 cash value and; for 500,000 coverage 250,000 cash values at age 65in all cases, if you buy the plan before age 45.

Through which insurance company do you do this insurance?

The Whole Life High Values|20-Pay Guaranteed Values insurance plan in which the cash values at age 65 are ‘Guaranteed’, half of the sum insured, is offered by UV Insurance.

Since when has this UV Insurance Company been in existence?

UV Insurance has been in the insurance business since 1889.

Recognized in the insurance and financial services market for its financial strength, UV Insurance has a solvency ratio of more than 200% and has a strength of more than 250,000 members. UV Insurance is a member company of Assuris.

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Founded as a not-for-profit organization in 1990, Assuris is designated by the federal Minister of Finance under the Insurance Companies Act of Canada.

It protects Canadian policyholders if their life insurance company fails.

If I cancel my policy after five years, will I get something back?

No, you won’t get anything.

Term Life insurance is usually for short-term and Permanent Insurance is for long term needs.

If you cancel an insurance policy within nine years, there are no cash values and you will lose all the money. But, if you are planning insurance for a short-term period, it’s better to buy some Term Insurance such as Term 10, 20, 30 or till age 40. It should be kept in mind though - you cannot treat your life insurance as a bank account that can be encashed within 3-4 years. It doesn’t go like that - Life insurance is a long-term plan.

When does the cash value start building up?

The cash values in the Whole Life High Values|20-Pay Guaranteed Values plan starts building up after nine years and the biggest attraction of the plan is

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that at age 65, cash values will be half of the face value and it’s guaranteed (applicable before age 45).

Once the market fluctuates in case the interest rate goes down or if the company doesn’t make any income, will my cash values at age 65 change or reduce?

No. Whole Life High Values|20-Pay Guaranteed Values life insurance contract is a guaranteed and permanent plan. It doesn’t fluctuate with the fluctuating interest rate of the market and also, doesn’t depend upon the income of the insurance company. The premium payment option is for 20 years, if the market fluctuates, nothing can be changed. The life insurance contract is ‘fully guaranteed’.

What options do I have, especially at age 65 if I want to withdraw the money? You have a few options: a) You can fully surrender the contract and encash the money/ funds but tax will be applicable.

The surplus of the total ACB will be imposed in relation to the total net surrender value. b) You can partially cancel the policy as per your requirement

and encash the money from time to time. Tax will be applicable. The pro rata surplus of the total ACB will be imposed in relation to the total net surrender value. c) You can borrow against the cash values. In case of a loan, the excess of the ACB is taxable. cont. in next edition This article is © copyrighted 2022-10-20 and can be reproduced only with prior permission.

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The transition from being just an immigra him. Yet, with his enthusiasm and a passio His journey has been a source of motivatio

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he President of Punjab Insurance Agency, Sandeep Ahuja is a workaholic who believes in hard work, determination, and courage as a key combination to succeed in life.

Like almost everyone, he made a humble beginning to pay his bills. Being a Restaurateur, back home in India in the city beautiful, Chandigarh, he joined the industry as a waiter so that he can understand the tricks of the trade as well as the trade. Soon he realized that this field may not be his cup of tea as a businessman.

Then he met Sr. Bachitter Singh Mehmi, who suggested that he join Bank services as there were plenty of opportunities available.

He then made a switch and there was no looking back for him.

firm is a successful, independent insurance brokerage company with offices across Canada. While Rana takes care of the Toronto office, Sandeep manages the Surrey Office.

When asked how confident he was to foresee his insurance business will be a roaring success. He quipped, “If you really believe that you have something amazing to share with the world (and there is a market for it), then go for it as the risk is a calculated one.”

The growth that they have seen so far is just the beginning, there are many milestones to be reached. Punjab Insurance offers a great insurance experience along with expertise needed to get beneficial and cost-effective solutions to meet insurance needs.

They have offices in different provinces of Canada and their representative can guide you

Ahuja decided to join RBC as Insurance Advisor and on being asked why, he stated with a huge pause, “I thought I can successfully do that keeping in view my strengths. Moreover, I wanted to start my own business venture in the insurance field and thought this would be just the right path and a great kick-start.”

It will not be out of place to mention that he left RBC after two years’ service and opened his independent Brokerage. Being destined, he met Sherjang Singh Rana, and both started this present venture - in 2006 - under the name of Punjab Insurance Agency Inc. Years later, the

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ant in this foreign land to becoming a successful businessman was not easy for on to do something worthwhile, Sandeep Ahuja marked a niche in the industry. on for many.

to provide the best possible Insurance at lowest possible premiums.

On the family front, he is the youngest among the four siblings. Two of his elderly broth-

ers are in Insurance business too - in Canada. As they say, behind every successful man there is a woman. His wife Rashmi Ahuja - an Insurance Advisor – is actively engaged in this business and Sandeep

was in full praise of her role in shaping this business as a successful venture. They are blessed with 3 children — Abhinav, Tesoro, and daughter Simone.

Ahuja’s idea of quality time is going for a long drive with his family or playing badminton with his pals.

When asked where he sees himself in the next 10 years, he said, “I want to serve the Indian Community in their language and continue to serve their insurance needs to their satisfaction.”

He signed off.

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profile years in the industry with her art of storytelling. She has worked with individuals from the world of entertainment, film, television, business, and many more industries, providing outstanding promotional campaigns.

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Paarull has been instrumental in the public image transformation of many successful business persons and philanthropists. Her team comprises of talented individuals who are as passionate as her about their work.

She has worked behind the scenes at large events with celebrities like Gulshan Grover, singer Jazzy B, musicians Madan Mohan Gopal and Chaar Yaar, Sufi King Satinder Sartaaj, Hero No. 1 Govinda, Gurdas Maan, Neha Kakkar amongst many others.

Apart from Public Relations, she loves to manage large corporate events and has over six years of arranging beautifully crafted and well organized events.

To date she has managed and coordinated over 150+ events including Corporate Galas, Award functions, Special Occasion events amongst many others. She says “I love events and although they require working long hours but at the end of the day, the efforts are always worth it!”

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Utilizing her knowledge in the marketing and PR world, Paarull provides guidance in gaining press attention and building a public profile. She says that it has taken her years to build and perfect her skills

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he grand Diwali gala was celebrated on Oct 15 at the Fairmont Waterfront in Vancouver, and was attended by 300+ guests including Chief Guest Hon. Minister Ravi Kahlon, Ministers Harry Bains and George Chow, MLA and Parliamentary Secretary Rachna Singh and MLA David Eby. The Founder and President Emeritus Vivek Savkur, received special recognition from BC’s Premier Hon. John Horgan at the BCIBN weekend grand Diwali gala.

Savkur was recognized for his invaluable contributions to strengthen bilateral trade relations between British Columbia and India. The PM sent special Diwali greetings and Minister Kahlon brought Diwali greetings from the Premier.

According to President Sobhana Jaya-Madhavan, “Vivek ji has worked tirelessly to build a strong bridge between BC and India. This recognition is only fitting for a business leader who cares deeply about the bond and the future of trade between the two countries.”Vivek ji accepted the recognition and committed to strengthening bilateral trade relations and reminded guests that India is a market that is not only

large but also full of partnership possibilities.

Apart from great entertainment and food, the festive occasion also included Dr. Andrew Petter (President Emeritus of SFU), receiving the BC-IBN Leadership Award for his extraordinary contributions to the BC-India relations and post-secondary education sector. He was recognized as someone who put BC on the India map. The award was given by Chief Guest Hon. Minister Kahlon and Vivek Sakur, and receiver on Dr. Petter’s behalf by SFU’s VP External relations, Dr. Joanne Curry.

The 300+ guests enjoyed a festive night and many were delighted to win prizes including two return tickets to India, courtesy Presenting Sponsor Air Canada. Many took membership including the Young Entrepreneur membership that is for under 35 individuals who want to be part of the BC-IBN family, and receive a wide range of supports in their entrepreneurial journey.

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EDUCATION THAT EMPOWERS SAFETY BOLT Safety Society launches Project Lyghtnyng

BOLT Safety Society is a youth-founded, federally-registered not-for-profit building safer and equitable communities.

The organization endeavors to end violence, harassment, and abuse through a variety of community-focused programming.

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lobally, 1 in 3 women have experienced physical or sexual violence in their lifetimes (UN Women). Nationally, intimate partner violence is the most common kind of violence women experience (BC Government).

Despite such an alarming status quo, there remains a lack of education on topics pertaining to personal safety and well-being, fostering cultures of consent, and awareness about available support systems and resources.

At BOLT Safety Society, young advocates are working on a solution to ratify this knowledge gap.

“You could say BOLT Safety is a tech startup meets non-profit, whereby we centralize a database of survivor-centric resources and on-the-ground programming onto our digital platform, available through a mobile app or any web browser”, said Executive Director Vedanshi.

To help promote safety in the local community, the student team officially launched Project Lyghtnyng on October 22nd.

This series of educational workshops aims to decrease violence and abuse through informing a culture of consent, promoting inclusion by flipping victim-blaming narratives, increasing access to resources,

and fostering allyship. Project LyghtNyng offers workshops on a variety of topics, customizable by the audience demographic.

Their launch was well-attended by educators, representatives from other non-profits, and supportive community members keen on seeing their program succeed. “According to the UN, in 2021, 81,000 women and girls were killed. This means that every 11 minutes, 1 wom-

an or girl was killed. Our event today is two-hours long”, said Shreyanshi, Operations Director of the BOLT Safety Society and Manager of Project LyghtNyng, at the program launch event.

While still in its early stages, Project LyghtNyng has already delivered workshops in 2 countries, to 7 organizations, and to over 150 participants. The team looks forward to spreading awareness and educating everyone on preventing abuse, harassment, and sexual violence.

Any organization, institution, or company can book a workshop. Those interested in bringing a safety educational workshop to their place of work or schooling may visit boltsafety.org/workshops to learn more and book a workshop.

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Bushra Ahsan changing the face of religious tourism Thousands of Sikhs travel to Pakistan from around the world every year for a pilgrimage to Gurdwara Janam Asthan Nankana Sahib, a site where the founder of Sikhism Guru Nanak was believed to be born over 500 years ago and Gurdwara Sri Kartarpur Sahib, where Guru Nanak spent the last 18 years of his life. This spiritual journey has been popular with many Canadian Sikhs for its religious as well as cultural significance.

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One for student immigration services and the other very close to her heart which offers religious tourism specializing in Sikh Yatra in Pakistan. Bushra works closely with the Pakistan Consulate in Vancouver as she heads the Pakistan Canada Trade Association that has Consul General as its chief patron. She has a deep understanding of the social, economic and political situation in both countries. The travel packages offered by Jiayaanu not only provide affordable trips but also take away the stress of the visa application process, best hotels for a luxurious experience, travel and security provisions as well as entertainment and sightseeing.

The latest packages for six to nine nights range from $1,500 to $1,800 per person and features trips to sites like the Gurdwara Janam Asthan at Nankana Sahib, Gurdwara Sacha Sauda, Gurdwara Dera Sahib Lahore, Gurdwara Darbar Sahib Jee at Kartarpur and Gurdwara Panja Sahib. The packages also include some meals and professional tour guide services as well as a qawwali night for the guests.

“I understand the feelings of Sikhs living abroad towards their faith and the desire to visit their holy places,” says Bushra. “Providing that opportunity with an affordable, safe and exciting package makes me truly happy.”

Next year, she is looking forward to offering a cultural immersion experience for young Sikh children from all around the world. That platform will provide top quality education and camp experience for those children (ages 18 and older).

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contaminated urine or other discharges), along with entry through the mucous membranes.

The disease is most commonly seen in intact male dogs.

However, even females are susceptible to contracting the bacteria. Signs, related to the reproductive tract being affected, would present as abortions and infertility issues. Male dogs will present with epididymitis.

They may experience an enlarged scrotum or testicle, with a rash present as well. Comparatively, female dogs will have their infection concentrated at their uterus, causing them to become infertile and abort in the last trimester of their pregnancy.

If you feel that your dog may be experiencing this condition, then we highly recommend a visit to your local veterinarian for a consult. Due to the highly contagious nature of this disease, it is important to also have any other canine companions, within the household, examined as well. If your veterinarian suspects that your dog may be presenting with Canine Brucellosis, then he or she may conduct a blood test, known as ‘Rapid Slide Agglutination Test’. In the case of your dog being confirmed positive for the disease, treatment would entail antibiotics. However, it is important to note that antibiotics will only help to control the spread of the infection. There is no recorded cure for this disease; therefore, once a dog is infected with this

bacterium, he is infected for life.

Fortunately, Canine Brucellosis is rarely found within Canada; however, it is prevalently seen in the United States. If you are planning to travel to the states with your canine pet or move across the border, then it is important to keep these facts in mind. As mentioned, since an infected dog would be considered to be positive for life, it is vital to always test any breeding dogs for this bacterium, before allowing for the breeding process to take place. Any new dogs that are being introduced to a kennel system should also be tested in order to avoid the spread of the disease.

Another major point to note is that this disease is in fact zoonotic. Zoonotic diseases are those that can be spread from infected animals to humans.

Transmission to humans is also through contact with contaminated discharges or blood.

Therefore, those that are considered to be immunocompromised individuals, should avoid any dogs infected with this disease.

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Beauty ice cubes: New trend for glowing skin As beauty aficionados, we frequently investigate alternative cosmetic procedures that we learn about from social media, newspaper columns, or celebrities we admire. As a result, the desire to improve our beauty regimen by using simple kitchen ingredients is as old as time. For example, one of the tried-and-true beauty fads that celebrities and make-up artists alike support is the ice cube on the face.

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here are numerous advantages to gently massaging an ice cube around your face and neck once a day. This beauty craze is excellent for addressing skin problems such as dark circles, puffiness, and rashes. Ice cubes have numerous skin benefits, including boosting blood flow, reducing oiliness, healing sunburns, and acting as a moisturizing makeup base.

Aloe vera & basil ice-cubes: Aloe Vera reduces excess oil and

cures acne, while basil is a potent antioxidant which soothes the skin. This cool and soothing concoction work wonders for curing sunburns.

Preparation: Crush some basil leaves in a cup of water. Then add two teaspoons of organic aloe vera gel into it. Once the concoction is ready, pour it into an ice cube tray halfway and allow it to freeze. Using short, gentle strokes, rub the ice-cube over your face.

Rosewater ice-cubes: After a long day at work, a simple massage with this cube will lighten your skin and lift your spirits.

This will battle infections, diminish wrinkles, and offer your skin a fresh clean-up when frozen into Ice-Cubes.

Preparation: Mix one cup of concentrated rose water with a cup of regular water. Pour it into an ice cube tray to chill. Use it daily for rejuvenation, as mentioned above.

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Cucumber & lemon ice-cubes: Cucumber and lemon are great antioxidants that help cleanse and brighten your skin naturally.

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Preparation: To prepare a puree, blend a cucumber. After that, squeeze a lemon and pour a few drops onto an ice cube tray. Freeze it for some hours and then apply cold for the best impact, for a few seconds at a time.

Saffron ice-cubes: Saffron has several skin-friendly properties; using saffron ice cubes regularly will help fade tanning, brown spots, pimples, and pigmentation. Additionally, it improves skin tone and provides skin with a healthy glow.

Preparation: Take a few saffron threads and allow them to bloom in the water. Add rose water into the saffron soaked in water and stir them well. Fill an ice tray with the mixture, and then freeze it. Use these ice cubes as a natural toner for your face.

After a long hectic day, rubbing an ice cube across your face can help relieve stress since it improves facial blood flow and makes the skin appear more radiant. Make this easy Ice-cube cures a part of your daily skincare routine for long-lasting glowing skin.

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7 solutions that can save a relationship W

hile in the heat of the moment it might seem like it’s time to call it quits, these seven solutions can help you save your relationship and build an even stronger foundation.

By: Ritika Tiwari

Every relationship has its ups and downs. While having these moments of crisis, it is important to identify the reasons behind them and act on them in a timely manner.

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1. Take time to communicate Communication involves spending some face-to-face time, away from all the distractions, including your work and social media. Listen to what the other person has to say instead defending yourself. Don’t interrupt until your partner has finished speaking. Avoid using phrases like “You always ..”, “I wasn’t wrong …” or “You never …”.

Such phrases show that you aren’t really listening and believe that you aren’t at fault. Be quiet, pay attention, nod often, and use your body language to show that you are listening.

2. Be Honest When things go south, we tend to cover up our mistakes and justify our actions. But in fact, we should be doing the opposite. If you have made a mistake, don’t hide it because of the fear of repercussions. Own up to it and tell your partner what really happened. While they may resent you in the beginning, they

will appreciate your honesty and come to terms with the situation. Also, it’s always better they hear it from you rather than someone else.

3. Prioritize your relationship While it’s easy to get caught up in your own life, making an effort to focus on the relationship is one of the most important reasons why relationships thrive.

No matter how busy life gets, plan activities together and spend time out for each other.

Movie night, date night, weekend getaways, and even small, thoughtful gifts can go a long way.

4. Respect one another There comes a time when you start believing what you do or think is more important. This is dangerous. Relationships thrive on mutual respect. Respect your partner’s job, lifestyle, beliefs, principles, and opinions, even if they differ from yours. At the very least, spend some time to understand what your partner does and how they feel. That shows you’re making an effort out of respect.

5. Don’t let money drive a wedge between you Issues with money in a relationship often lead to nasty fights

and pointing fingers at the lifestyle of the other person isn’t unsupportive and not recommended. If your financial situation isn’t good, then be ready to make some lifestyle changes instead of simply expecting the other person to change theirs.

Sit together, and map out your financial situation with pure honesty. Decide which person will be responsible for handling which costs and what would each person be willing to give up. Set some money aside for each of you to spend at your discretion. No one likes to constantly account for every single penny they spend.

6. Don’t fight over household chores Most couples in relationships have work outside of their homes. Expecting one partner to take care of all household chores is unrealistic. Instead, map out your respective jobs while at home. Often, there are chores that neither partner likes to take up. In such cases, be open to considering other options, or taking turns doing the chore in question.

This is how you can be organized and fair to one another, eventually avoiding any resentment building up over time.

7. Build trust When a loved one does something unexpected that ends up hurting us, we feel betrayed and don’t trust the other person anymore. Trust is critical to any relationship.

If you and your partner don’t trust each other, make an effort to build it. Be consistent, truthful, and deliver on your promises. Don’t dig up old wounds. Consider everything you say as once you’ve said something hurtful, you cannot take it back. There are always problems in any relationship.

But if you pay attention and take some measures to resolve your issues, you can save your relationship. Be realistic, caring, understanding, and willing to do what it takes to fix your relationship.

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VISAFF 2022 kicks off this November with Red Carpet Gala Violinist Raaginder to perform at the event

with Land of Gold being our Closing Night Film.

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he Vancouver International South Asian Film Festival (VISAFF) is excited to bring you a weekend full of entertainment, kicking off with the Red Carpet Gala on November 10th at Surrey City Hall. Running from November 9-13, VISAFF will showcase 80 films, including 12 features and 8 documentaries, along with a Biz and Tech event with Surrey Board of Trade amongst other notable industry events.

San Francisco based violinist and music composer Raaginder will light up the night with his performance at the Gala. The musician is known to have produced

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several albums which blend sounds of Indian classical violin with hip-hop music.

Our theme this year, Unity in Diversity, represents a convergence of strong and authentic South Asian voices through the language of films. The films lined-up for the festival will take you on a trip all the way from North America to the heart of South Asia.

VISAFF’s Outstanding Speakers Series will discuss visionary ideas with captivating Canadian media professionals of South Asian descent, helping us celebrate and empower future storytellers.

“VISAFF is a celebration of our diverseness and the cultural mosaic that is Canada. We

endeavour to promote inclusion and help build a multicultural society through the festival,” says festival producer Mannu Sandhu. “It’s a platform for unique and diverse voices to present their viewpoints, creating conversations around subjects that affect us all.”

For more information about VISAFF and to purchase tickets for our Opening Gala, please visit : www.visaff.ca

No Land’s Man is our opening night film which stars Nawazuddin Siddiqui along with other notable feature films lined up which include #Homecoming, Bite of a Mango, Residents of Arcadia, Donkeyhead, Four Samosas and Khel Khel Main along

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dmit it, curls have become the new “It” hairstyle! Celebs, influencers, and TikTok stars love sharing the best way to curl and maintain those locks on their channels.

Curly hair is beautiful but not necessarily easy to take care of. When it comes to styling them, there are so many options to choose from; hair gels, conditioners, creams, hair sprays and whatnot.

And yes, it can get confusing, resulting in us lazy souls sporting that mundane bun, again!

But not anymore, as Dhruv Madhok and Dhruv Bhasin, founders of Arata shares with IANSlife how you can style and enhance those big curls.

Just let them be!

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Styling curls? Do it like a pro! look their best in their natural state! After a quick shampoo and conditioner, apply the Arata Advanced Curl Care Curly Hair Cream on damp hair as it defines your natural curl pattern and moisturizes them.

Let them dry naturally and live their best life!

Some texture ft. some color Curly hair can take a lot of time to grow. Well, not really, as your hair is growing but it takes forever before you see a noticeable change in your length because it keeps getting curlier. So cutting them might be the last thing on your mind when looking for a change. Get them dyed instead! It’s the best way to change your look completely without losing inches. There are many options: highlights,

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lowlights, e-girl hair, crown color, etc. And colors? Red, blonde, pink, blue- the possibilities are endless!

Get knotty!

On the days you want to take a break from that big hair bun, add another one. No, really!

Simply part your hair from the middle, take one section of it, and tie it up in a tiny bun.

Then, repeat on the other side.

You can also let some hair

loose and tie a smaller section of the hair and that’s it.

Use the Arata Advanced Curl Care Curly Hair Cream to tame flyways, as it gives a much-refined look. These 90s-inspired space buns have their cult following. After all, it hardly takes five minutes to nail this look!

Accessorize it right On the days your curls are living their best life and not letting you style them the way you want to, just accessorize them. Spray a detangling spray or apply a serum all over your hair to detangle it, then comb your hair backwards and secure it with a statement headband or a bandana. Another great option is to add a pop of color by wearing tiny hair accessories.

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Deepika to star opposite Mahesh Babu in Rajamouli’s next film After the phenomenal success of ‘RRR’, superstar director S.S. Rajamouli is making his next movie with Telugu superstar Mahesh Babu in lead.

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he film, written by Rajamouli’s father K.V. Vijayendra Prasad, is said to be inspired by real life events and the latest buzz is that it will star Bollywood actress Deepika Padukone opposite Mahesh Babu.

Tentatively titled ‘SSMB29’, the film is an adventure drama and will most likely go on floors by the first half of 2023.

According to the media reports, this will be the first time when Deepika and Mahesh will be working together.

Meanwhile, Deepika is currently busy with another pan-India film titled ‘Project K’, where she will be seen along with Prabhas, Amitabh Bachchan and Suniel Shetty.

The film, which got delayed by a year due to Covid-19 pandemic, is being directed by Nag Ashwin.

Earlier, Deepika fell ill on the sets of ‘Project K’ and was rushed to a hospital after her heart rate spiked. The actress soon recovered and was back to shooting the fim.

Prabhas is gearing up for his upcoming mythological film ‘Adipurush’ which will also star Kriti Sanon and Saif Ali Khan.

By: IANS

Ajay Devgn on ‘Drishyam 2’: We never make a film thinking about its sequel

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midst the impeccable view of pristine beaches and serene environment, the trailer of ‘Drishyam 2’ was released in the presence of the star cast of the movie including Ajay Devgn, Tabu, Shriya Saran,Ishita Dutta, Mrunal Jadhav and Rajat Kapoor.

‘Drishyam’, which saw Vijay Salgaonkar be successful in saving his family from police custody, its sequel will bring new twist with the case being reopened and Vijay making a confession but is he really going to do the same is still to be seen in the movie.

Tabu again is back in a more aggressive way to take revenge from him.

Ajay, who is again back with similar style and all set to play brain game as Vijay

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talked about the sequel and what he thinks about the response of audience: “We never make a film thinking about its sequel but when it is liked by the audience and gets good response then we think of making the sequel.”

While talking about the original ‘Drishyam’ in Malayalam and how its Hindi version going to be different: “This film is very different from the original and you don’t have Akshaye Khanna’s character in the original. So, it is treated in a different way.”

While Tabu added: “It is his film and a hero can never fail.”

She said further on her role of IG Meera M. Deshmukh : “It is the most challenging and complicated character played by me.”

By: IANS

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A Girl in a Whirl Continued from issue (Part 68) “First, brothers and sisters fight with each other in their childhood. After marriage, husband and wife fight with each other almost all their life. I have seen my bhapa (father) and bibi (mother) rant all their life. My bibi never listened to my bhapa.

Then she created misunderstandings between us.

God knows why our elders create conflicts among their own children instead of solving their problems?”, Sam contemplated again.

I realised how Sam and I had begun seeing eye to eye. I was extremely happy to see Sam talking wisely.

“Sam, one gets wise not by eating almonds but by striving to survive.”, I commented humorously. “hahahahahaha! Good

joke, but that’s the truth too. Can’t this wisdom be imparted through education?”, Sam questioned and I completely agreed with him.

Seeing Nancy sleepy, I asked to go to the bedroom. We both lay on the bed after putting Nancy between us. I was caressing Nancy’s head. Sam was fingering my trusses.

“I mistreated you so much unwittingly. If my son-inlaw does the same to my Nancy, I shudder even to think of it. Sonia, how would we find a nice boy for our Nancy who could keep her always happy?

What If she had a love marriage? It’s not necessary that her choice would be right. How do our feelings change after becoming parents! And so much!

I think we should ask her to go for higher studies so that she is mature enough

by the time she marries.”, Sam, contemplating Nancy, suddenly turned very serious.

“Sam. Let’s both read gurbani in the morning and evening so that god always protects all of us everywhere.”, I said.

“Yes, Sonia. I’ll also start reading gurbani everyday.“, Sam promised and I felt elated. Our two souls were becoming one.

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Spice up your festive evenings The time of year for house parties is now. Don’t just arrange your alcohol bottles in a line and leave your visitors to themselves. Along with some mouth-watering wonderful cuisine and unconventional activities, mixing up some entertaining cocktails will do wonders for your reputation as a host. Prepare yourself to start the party and wow your guests with your bartending prowess with these simple and delicious Jack Daniel’s cocktail recipes.

450 ml cranberry juice 415 ml pineapple juice 415 ml orange juice

1. Gentleman Jack Maple Sour INGREDIENTS: 4 50 ml Jack Daniel’s Gentleman Jack 420 ml Fresh Lemon Juice 420 ml Maple Syrup 4Ice 4Lemon wedge

ml Fresh Lemon Juice and 20 ml Maple Syrup with ice. Strain into an ice filled rocks glass and garnish with a lemon wedge.

INSTRUCTIONS: 4Shake 50 ml Gentleman Jack, 20

INGREDIENTS: 450 ml Jack Daniel’s Old No. 7

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INSTRUCTIONS: 4 1/2 fill the shaker with cubed ice. Add all ingredients except the ginger ale and shake vigorously for 10 seconds. 3/4 fill

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PROF AVTAR SINGH VIRDI

a highball glass with cubed ice. Strain the liquid into the glass. Top with ginger ale. Add an orange slice to garnish.

3. Tennessee Honey & Lemonade INGREDIENTS: 4 50 ml Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Honey 4Lemonade INSTRUCTIONS: 4 3/4 fill a highball glass with cubed ice.

Pour Jack Honey over ice. Top with lemonade. Add a lemon wedge to garnish.

INGREDIENTS: 4 50 ml Jack Daniel’s Old No. 7 4Ginger beer 4Squeeze of lime INSTRUCTIONS: 4 3/4 fill a mule copper mug with cubed ice.

Pour Old No. 7 over ice.

Add remaining ingredients and stir. Add a lime wedge to garnish.

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7 quirky ways to style a saree Sarees are no longer merely traditional Indian clothing. Experimenting with the saree to get the perfect and unique look has given rise to new quirky trends and revived the appearance of this classic Indian garment. Let’s have a look at some interesting and fun saree ideas.

Belt it Belt saris are popular these days. Simply put on your saree as usual and add a belt that cinches around your waist at your pallu. A Kamar bandh could be worn instead of the belt for a more traditional look.

Dhoti style This is another saree design that is gaining popularity due to its distinct appearance.

It differs from a traditional saree in that the bottom has a dhoti-style weaving, and a legging must be worn inside instead of a petticoat.

Mermaid-inspired A lovely drapery technique that spreads out the lower half of the pleats to resemble a mermaid’s tail. This saree appears to need a lot of effort, yet all it requires are a few more tucks and pleats.

The Saree with pants In addition to its flashy appearance, a saree with a pant

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design is also incredibly comfortable. It is great if you want to stand out throughout the wedding season!

Pallu in front In this saree style, the pallu is worn back to front rather than front to back. This pallu pattern stands out without compromising the saree’s individuality.

Gown style, pre-stitched If you want to pull off this style effectively, you must have a killer blouse. You can experiment with your blouse as much as you want with the pre-stitched gown design. Consider embellishments such as sequins, a net, a jacket-style bodice or a peplum-style bodice.

Placing a brooch on a saree If you want to present your best face in terms of styling, go a slightly different route.

Get a trendy brooch and pin it to your pallu for a fashionable look.

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JagranTV Chicago attem religious values and dh Jagran TV Chicago is spreading its wings all over the world and playing an globe through online and offline mediums. It is strongly connecting people

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ecently, JagranTV Chicago organized religious ceremonies in Ludhiana and Delhi. Anuj Madan presided over the function held in Ludhiana on August 31, and numerous people participated enthusiastically in the function organized in Delhi on September 5. An immense enthusiasm was seen amongst the attendees and their devotion was quite

evident.

the Indian bhajan singers sitting around the world through social The ceremony held in Delhi was media platforms and connected in collaboration with Vijay Rahe- people with religion and united every day, praying for the protecja and Raj Madan. Singers and devotees who had performed on tion of humanity in front of that JagranTV’s online platform were Lord. also honored with a memento.

With the aim of honoring the Anuj Madan, who presided over bhajan singers on the social the function, said that “no one media site, the celebrations were can forget the dark phase of Co- held globally. rona. In that period, the pace of the world decreased a lot, even According to Anuj Madan, “Dr Avi people did not think it was right has done commendable work to meet each other or socialize. and has hoisted the flag of SanaWe came to know the value of tan Dharma all over the world.” humanity and how money was just a piece of paper. It is during On this occasion in Delhi, fathat dark phase that many somous singers Puneet Khurana ji, cio-religious organizations came Pawan Moonga ji, Raj Madan and forward and helped for the betVijay Raheja ji of Bharatiya Janaterment of the people. I believe ta Party appreciated the work that in this era the only hope of of Dharma done by JagranTV man is to take refuge in God.” Chicago.

It is during that dark phase, Indian doctor Avi Verma, living in America decided to bring the voice of the Lord to the people sitting all over the world and in the interest of religion, contacted

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“Such programs are very important in today’s time as they play an important role in connecting people with religion. I am very grateful to the founder of JagranTV Chicago, Dr Avi

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mpts to propagate harma across the globe important role in promoting and spreading religious conviction across the with each other through devotional celebrations.

Mr. Anurag Thakur, Minister for Information and Broadcasting with Dr. Avi Verma Mochan Temple, Joshi Nagar Hanuman Temple and the world-famous temple of Jalandhar, Tripurmalini.

Dr. Avi Verma with Pankaj Bhartiya, General Secretary - Vishwa Hindu Parishad, Himachal Pradesh Verma who is preaching religion not only in India but also abroad while living on foreign soil”, said Madan.

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Along with this, the founder of JagranTV, Dr. Avi Verma, has pleased the devotees by putting his post at the gates of Sankat

JagranTV Chicago channel on Facebook was started in 1998 by Doctor Avi, who has thousands of followers in today’s time, even people from many countries including Canada, Chicago, India, and London are all connected through this great platform sitting in their living rooms. So many devotees across the world are able to sing praises of God by joining the ocean of devotion.

Propagating and spreading religion is the main objective of the

doctor right now, you can also join by following him on Facebook and be blessed by doing true devotion to God.

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5 reasons why you should opt for laser skin rejuvenation

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aser toning is a cutting-edge cosmetic procedure that is secure, efficient, and helpful in treating a range of skin issues. For the treatment of hyperpigmentation, chickenpox scars, dark spots, sunspots, fine lines, and wrinkles as well as for improving skin tone, texture, and color, this technique is quite popular.

As it encourages the subdermal production of elastin and collagen protein, this treatment delivers encouraging results and helps the skin look brighter, plumper, rejuvenated, and even-toned.

If you’re thinking about having your first laser toning session, Dr. Geeta Grewal, a cosmetologist shares reasons as to why you should: It improves skin tone and texture: These days because of UV rays, skin tone is greatly affected. Laser toning treatment helps to come out of these problems in a very simple and effective way.

It reduces the pore sizes: Large pores leave our skin looking tired and irritated, and it seems that no matter how many products we use, none of them get the job done. With the help of laser skin toning these issues would be easily resolved.

It smooths out wrinkles and fine lines: Laser skin toning for resurfacing skin will remove wrinkles. These treatments are specifically useful for minimizing the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles on the forehead, around the eyes and around the mouth.

It gives younger look and healthier skin: As the skin surface gets rejuvenated, it imparts a glorious glow to the skin. Less imperfection to your skin accentuates real beauty of your skin and enhances and highlights sharp features of your face.

Tight and glowing skin is synonymous with youthful beauty.

It improves the appearance of acne scarring and age spots: The more we age, fewer results are observed related to application of topical products like skin serums and creams. Thanks to our smiling etiquettes, we gather large volumes of fine lines

and wrinkles near our mouth and eyes. Laser toning is specially targeted to fight wrinkles, and one can see prominent visible reduction in fine lines and wrinkles after going through this treatment.

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BCMCL celebrates a successful season British Columbia Maninland Cricket League (BCMCL) organized an award night to celebrate the success of 2022 season.

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cclaimed actor and cricketer Yograj Singh was the guest of honour and presented the awards to all those who made this season a huge success.

The organisers thanked Yograj Singh Ji and Mr. Kal Dosanjh from KidsPlay for their efforts in making everything possible. “We are equally grateful to all the clubs, players and all the volunteers for a great season and we find a great pleasure in celebrating this day with you all as all this wouldn’t have been possible without your support,” they added.

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Five reasons to include serums as beauty essentials Hyaluronic acid and glycolic acid, two very small molecules, are used to create serums, which are thin moisturizers. Small molecules make it simpler for the skin to rapidly absorb the serum. Comparing serums to other common face moisturizers is really difficult.

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hey contain fewer lubricating and thickening agents and do not contain moisturizing compounds like petrolatum or mineral oil. Since most serums are lightweight, they are ideal for layering. They are designed to address particular issues like increasing collagen production, reducing the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, and removing dark spots. They come in a wide range of formulations, including as gels, oils, and light creams, but they can also occasionally be water-based.

As serums penetrate deeper into the skin, they provide much more hydration than our usual moisturizers. Primary ingredients like hyaluronic acid and glycolic acid lock in the moisture, keeping the skin smooth and soft for a long. Using a serum before a moisturizing cream at night gives the skin a healthy glow.

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Serums contain anti-inflammatory ingredients that soothe sensitive patches on the skin. Besides that, they also benefit by eliminating skin blemishes such as acne scars, pigmentation, and dark circles, thereby brightening the skin.

Many active ingredients present in these serums help in revitalizing the skin by fighting aging issues like wrinkles and fine lines. It is recommended to use serums at night to maximize the benefits.

AHAs like the glycolic acid present in serums helps in getting rid of dark spots. Glycolic acid stimulates cell renewal and reduces dark spots, and hyperpigmentation, resulting in an even skin tone.

One can cleanse their face with a foaming cleanser and follow it up with a serum and conclude it with a day cream in the morning and a night cream before going to bed. Follwing this regimen can bring great results.

Serums also protect the skin from further damage by shielding the skin from the UV rays of the sun and pollution that can result in premature aging.

We cannot discount the advantages of serums, regardless of your skin type or the issues you want to address with your complexion.

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Remembrance Day

Honoring those who gave their lives to serve our country...

On November 11th each year, Canadians stand in collective remembrance of all who have fallen in the military service of their country.

There are many ways Canadians can take a moment on this day to honour and thank all who served, and to remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice for the freedoms we enjoy today. the Rouse wakes the Fallen and raises them above their mortal duties to rest in peace.

4 The Act of Remembrance The symbolic ceremony finishes with an officiate reciting of the Act of Remembrance.

They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old; Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn.

At the going down of the sun and in the morning We will remember them.

To which all participants respond with “We will remember them.”

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t the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month, Canadians pause to observe two minutes of silence to honour the Fallen. At the stroke of eleven, people across the country join to collectively pause to honour, thank, and remember the people who have sacrificed their lives. This sacred moment also symbolizes Canada standing sentry in silence as the Fallen rest.

By remembering, we pay tribute to members of the Canadian Armed Forces and RCMP who served to defend our values and

freedoms. We also honour those who continue to serve our country today.

Ceremony and symbolism The Two Minutes of Silence is a poignant moment in the Remembrance Day Service that incorporates symbolic association in a brief, non-religious ceremony.

4 The Last Post A bugler plays The Last Post, signifying the calling home of the spirits of the Fallen to rest. The Last Post originally was played during the war times to signal the camp was secured for the

night. It was also played to call out to wounded or separated soldiers at the end of a battle, to guide them home to safety and rest.

4 The Lament At the National Remembrance Day Ceremony, a bagpiper plays The Lament, symbolizing the sounds of spouses and children crying over their dead followed by a two-minute silence.

4 The Rouse The end of the two minutes of silence is signalled by the bugler playing the Rouse. The Rouse was originally used to wake soldiers. In this ceremony

The Poppy is a powerful symbol of Remembrance.

From the last Friday in October to Remembrance Day, millions of Canadians wear a Poppy as a visual pledge to never forget those who served and sacrificed.

How to wear your Poppy The Poppy is a sacred symbol of Remembrance and should not be affixed with a pin that obstructs the Poppy.

The Poppy should be worn on the left side, over the heart.

When to wear your Poppy The lapel Poppy should be worn during the Remembrance period, from the last Friday in October until November 11.

How to remove a Poppy When a Poppy is removed, it should be stored appropriately, or disposed of respectfully. We encourage anyone who finds a Poppy that has fallen to the ground to pick it up, brush it off, wear it or dispose of it with respect.

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Covid-19 travel & return policy for FIFA World Cup fans

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ans attending this year’s FIFA World Cup are encouraged to familiarize themselves with Qatar’s Covid-19 travel and return policy, which was updated by the Ministry of Public Health.

Below are the key points for international Hayya Card holders attending the tournament from November 20 to December 18: 4 Regardless of the individual’s vaccination status, the following Covid-19 testing measures are required for visitors entering Qatar for the FIFA World Cup: 4 Any visitor aged six and above is required to present an official negative Covid-19 PCR test result taken no more than 48 hours before departure time or an official negative Rapid Antigen Test (RAT) result no more than 24 hours before departure time. The test result will need to be submitted at the airport check-in counter. NB: The test should be conducted at a medical center in the country of origin. RAT self-tests are not valid for travel purposes.

4 Children under six are exempt from submitting a negative Covid-19 test before departure to Qatar.

4 People arriving in Qatar are not required to undergo quarantine, regardless of vaccination status or country or origin.

4 Anyone who tests positive for Covid-19 while in Qatar will be required to isolate in accordance with Ministry of Public Health guidelines.

4 Visitors are not required to take a Covid-19 test after arrival in Qatar.

4 Qatar does not require any traveler to take a Covid-19 test before departing Qatar. However, travelers should check the requirements of their destination country and follow their specific Covid-19 travel requirements.

Fans should note that masks are mandatory in the following situations: 4Within healthcare facilities 4On public transport

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EHTERAZ contact tracing application: 4 All visitors to Qatar aged 18 and above are required to download and install the EHTERAZ application on their mobile phones on arrival to the country. A green EHTERAZ status (showing the user does not have a confirmed case of Covid-19) is required to enter any public closed indoor spaces.

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John Legend admits to being selfish initially with wife Chrissy Teigen Grammywinning singer-songwriter John Legend has admitted that he was not a great partner and was “selfish” during the initial phase of his relationship with his model wife Chrissy Teigen.

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peaking to the ‘On Purpose with Jay Shetty’ podcast, he said, quoted

by Female First UK: “I think I was more selfish then.

I wasn’t a great partner at the beginning of our relationship.

Even though I was very into her and very excited to be with her.

I was still selfish. I was in my mid 20s, still not ready to fully be the committed partner that I am now.”

Female First UK further states that John explained how they are in a much better place at this point in their relationship.

He added: “Once you really figure out that you love someone and you really love so much about them and you really want to make it work with that person, like you have to decide, ‘I’m going to do the things that I need to do to be a good partner in this relationship’.”

“And I’ve just grown as a person ‘cause of that too. When you stop being so selfish when you think about not only the joy you get from a situation and the pleasure you get from it, but you also think about your responsibility and your commit-

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“I think you just grow, and you mature. I think part of it is just a matter of time. You need time to become that person you want to be.

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LAUGHTER IS THE BEST MEDICINE Laughter decreases stress, improves your mood, and makes you more resilient. Laughter is also good for your relationships. It serves as a powerful tool and safety valve for dealing with conflict and reducing tension when emotions are running high.

Laughter is infectious as it triggers another to laugh with you forming a chain reaction. It increases good Neurotransmitter in our brain to give us a feeling of joy, pleasure, contentment and a sense of profound happiness.

Here are some of the scientific benefits of laughter and humor. Laughter can: 4 Relieve pain. Laughter causes the body to produce its own natural painkillers.

4 Improve your mood and decrease depression and anxiety: Laughing with others releases endorphins, natural substances that make you feel better and happier. Laughter can lessen depression and anxiety.

4 Brings people closer together: Laughter binds people together. It’s contagious. Couples who laugh together report having better relationships.

4 New perspective: Studies show that our response to stressful events can be altered by whether we view something as a threat or a challenge. Humor can give us a new perspective and help us view the situation as a challenge and thus less threatening.

It can help one reframe a problem.

4 Reduce tension and cortisol: A hearty laugh stimulates circulation and muscle relaxation. This helps reduce the physical symptoms of stress.

According to Professor Sophie Scott, a neuroscientist at University College, London who studies laughter… ”Laughter can decrease the body’s production of cortisol, a hormone released by the adrenal glands into the bloodstream at times of stress. High levels of cortisol have been linked to weight gain and memory loss.”

4 Improve your immune system: “Negative thoughts manifest into chemical reactions that can affect your body by bringing more stress into your system and decreasing your immunity. By contrast, positive thoughts can actually release neuropeptides that help fight stress and potentially more--se-

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rious illnesses.

4 Increase resilience: A sense of humor can help one bounce back from adversity. Laughing at our mistakes helps us to recognize making errors is part of life.

Ways to bring humor and laughter into your daily life 4 Find items that make you smile or chuckle: Read the daily comic strips or read online joke websites. Place or hang items, such as comic strips, photos or greeting cards in your home or office. Make a list of comedies, funny books or online videos to have on hand when you need a boost of humor. Listen to your favorite comedian.

Frame photos of you and your family or friends having fun.

4 Share laughter with friends: Spend

time with people who make you laugh and are fun people. Browse through joke books or online jokes and find jokes to share with friends.

4 Focus on finding laughable mo ments in your day: Look for the humor in difficult situations. Find a way to laugh about your situation and notice the decrease of tension in your body.

4 Consider Laughter Yoga classes: In “laughter yoga” people practice laughter as a group. It feels awkward at first, but soon the laughter becomes spontaneous and contagious.

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4 Know what is not funny: Some forms of humor are inappropriate. Never laugh at the expense of others--

laugh with people-- not at people.

Prescription 4 Laugh at least once a day: You cannot overdose. I invite you to try. Smileit’s the beginning of laughter. Think of something funny. Give a laugh even if it feels unnatural. Notice how you feel.

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Enjoy a trip to the Land the Maharajas Situated in the Aravalli ranges, Rajasthan is the biggest state in India and without a doubt, the state also holds the biggest place in people’s hearts. From majestic havelis to breathtaking lakes, and exquisite food, from melodic folk music to adventurous sandy safaris, Rajasthan truly is a onestop shop.

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ccording to a travel survey, food is the second biggest motivator for people to travel, followed by art and culture, and Rajasthan presents the best of both worlds. From Laal Maas to Dal Bati Churma, the food here is just a burst of flavours and you cannot get enough of it.

The festive season is around the corner, and it is the perfect time to pack your bags and travel! If you are still figuring out your travel destination for the upcoming festivities, here are some top tips to enjoy a trip to the Land of the Maharajas.

Jodhpur-The Blue City What to see?

Jodhpur is the second largest city in Rajasthan and was founded in 1459 by Rao Jodha of Mandore. The Blue City’s most unmissable attraction is the Mehrangarh fort, perched high on a hillside, this magnificent piece of architecture provides a glimpse of past royal life. Visit the gorgeous Phool Mahal, the glass Sheesh Mahal and Moti Mahal situated within the fort. After spending a day exploring the fort, head to the Pachetia Hills during sunset to experience the panoramic view of the entire city and the streets of Navchowkiya. Rajasthan is also known for its ‘kunds’ aka step-wells, and one of the most popular ones among them is the ‘Toorji ka Jhalra’ -- an 18th-century stepwell that features intricate sandstone carvings.

What to experience?

Did you know that Rajasthan has its own Taj Mahal? Jaswant Thada -- is one of the most famous white marble Cenotaphs. Get mesmerised by the magnificence of the Umaid

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Bhavan and also explore the streets of Sadar Bazaar, Tripolia bazaar, and Kapra bazaar markets. You will get lost in the vibrant colours of the flamboyant Rajasthani threadwork. Some other must-visit places include the Ranisar Padamsar lake, Rao Jodha Desert Park, Kaylana Lake and Mandore garden.

Sharing her experience, Kamiya Jani of Curly Tales, said, “Jodhpur has been at the top of my travel list! I had only 48 hours in the city but I managed to fall right into the lap of luxury, by visiting the iconic Jaswant Thada, enjoying a beautiful sunset atop Mehrangarh Fort, and making some beautiful memories at the gorgeous Panchetia Hills.”

Tollywood star and Instagrammer, Samyuktha Shan, opined, “Jodhpur is known as the “Sun City” and indeed it was, shining brightly through its culture and colours!”

Where to eat?

Jodhpur is known for the scrumptious dal bati churma and must rank number one on your list of things to try here. There are also a number of restaurants serving authentic Rajasthani cuisine, with massive thalis reminiscent of a king’s plate and the classic Makhaniya Lassi. Street food such as dahi chaat and pani patasa are unmissable, alongside sweet delights like ghevar and matka kulfi.

Talking about her trip to Jodhpur, daily Vlogger, Gopali Tiwari, stated, “Jodhpur has sustained its heritage and culture beautifully.

The people there will welcome you with a warm, big smile and feed you yummy dal bati with lots of love. Can’t wait to be there

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Where to stay?

Here are some of the best properties to choose to stay nearby including: 4Raas Jodhpur 4Radisson Jodhpur 4WelcomHeritage Bal Samand Lake Palace Udaipur What to see?

Udaipur, which is located in the southernmost part of Rajasthan, is known by many names - the ‘City of lakes’, the ‘Venice of the East’, and rightly so. Udaipur brims with natural beauty as the city is surrounded by seven lakes and is also known as the ‘White City’, due to the prevalence of Rajput-style palaces that are made out of white marble. Experience the rich culture and heritage of the city by visiting the Jagmandir Palace, situated in the middle of Lake Pichola, the Sajjangarh Monsoon Palace, built on the Aravalli hilltop, overlooking a breathtaking view of Lake Fateh Sagar, and the City Palace of Udaipur.

What to experience?

Enjoy the sunset at the bank of the Fateh Sagar Lake or the Badi lake and if you’re

someone who loves history, head to Bagore Ki Haveli -- a piece of architecture built in the 18th century which is now converted into a museum. Experience the hustle and bustle of the Udaipur streets while shopping at the Chetak Circle; find a decorative and aesthetic assortment of handicrafts.

Hathi Pol Bazaar which is famous for the Pichwai and Phad paints of Rajasthan is a must-do destination for art buffs. Other must-visit places include the Ahar Cenotaphs Museum -- the cremation ground of the Maharanas of Mewar and Saheliyo ki Bari -a majestic garden in the city.

Vlogger Jasminder Singh, said, “My visit to Udaipur was extremely fascinating.

The forts were well maintained, the lakes were gorgeous, and the city in itself was oozing with history -- which as an avid traveller, was very exciting for me!”

Chiming in on his time at Udaipur, Influencer Anunay Sood, said, “As a traveller who is constantly searching for views that take my breath away, Udaipur has been one of the best places I have visited.

The bustling streets, calming sunsets and serene lakes all added up to the city’s beauty.

The hospitality of the Rajasthani folks goes over and beyond anything else to make you feel royal.”

Rriyanka Sarkar further said, “Everything you visit, takes you back in time. Udaipur is engulfed with scenic beauty, culture and tales -- and is a

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must-visit for all travelers.”

Where to eat?

For breakfast, try out the famous aloo Pyaaz kachori. The streets around Circle have a range of fabulous flavours of Rajasthan, including lamb meat aka laal maas Sand Ker Sangri, local desserts such as Gulab halwa, or vegetarian favourites -- Aloo Pethe Ka Aag and Mirchi Bada.

Where to stay?

Here are some of the best properties to choose from a host of Agoda accommodations to stay nearby including: 4 Aurika Udaipur - Luxury by Lemon Tree hotels 4The Ananta Udaipur 4Lalit Laxmi Vilas By: N. Lothungbeni Humtsoe

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HOME AND LIVING

Aesthetic couches and vintage decor ideas Every living room’s focal piece is the couch, and the couch’s style determines the theme of the space.

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o match the couch style, however, choosing the appropriate home decor collection becomes crucial. Millennials are currently favouring minimalist, aesthetically modern, and contemporary products. The days of having only brown and grey couches are long gone. Most people today prefer to use aesthetic decor items to add a pop of colour, energy, and originality to their living area.

So, here are a few ideas to help you in creating the living room of your dreams by selecting the ideal couch and matching decor: Mid-century style If you want a mid-century modern look, the sofa should be in a nice colour such as royal blue, ash grey, or ivory white. To create such a modern aesthetic, accessorize the couch with striped, geometric, or abstract design cushion covers and add a fur rug below the sofa or couch.

Place some old vases on the side table for a vintage aesthetic, or you may use Nordic or modern vase reed diffusers to liven up the room.

Traditional-minimalist If your taste is conventional, go for a couch with a simple pattern. Hang a wooden deco-

ration, piece of wall art, planter, or ornament to add some flair.

To get the appropriate classic yet minimalist aesthetic, use a handcrafted cushion or a pillow cover with an indigo print.

Bring in outdoor vintage patterns inside Bringing in outdoor vintage patterns inside is a great way to add some colour and pattern to your home. These designs may be used as decoration on carpets, cushions, and other home decor items. Vintage throws are

also perfect for adding a pop of colour to your living room. So, why not explore the trending antique Greek floors for your living space and get a rustic couch that compliments the floor? It is recommended to select a pillow cover that is creative or abstract, macrame rugs, Moroccan plates on the wall behind the sofa, or elegant plants to complete the look and recreate the atmosphere of the streets of Greece in your house.

Classy vintage look with minimalism

This style is elegant, retro, and understated. It combines all three, but it also has a hint of richness and elegance. A vintage accent sofa may be one of your selections if you have a minimalist style. Place imitation fur rugs beneath the sofa, a vintage wall clock, and a fur stool next to the couch to finish the effect. A vegan leather stand can also be put on the side table. You’ll undoubtedly get the minimalist vintage style you’re going for.

Velvety affair with classy look All things vintage sounds elegant. One such royal element is that velvet sofa being placed in your cozy living area. Complimented with a classy vase, a vintage photo frame on the side table, a stylish stool in front of the couch, and a classy rug on the floor. It’s a complete velvety affair, isn’t it? To enhance, you can also put a throw on the sofa and hang wall art to add to the classy look.

Choosing the right couch and pairing it with perfect decor makes a significant difference in the design and aesthetics of a living room.

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Are you a mother to a newborn?

Here is something you must know

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ur adult lives are full of daily rituals that keep us on schedule right from morning routines to gym routines. However, much we may want to break free from the shackles of our time-bound daily tasks, they actually help us achieve a mental sense of achievement contributing towards growth.

In a much similar manner, children - especially newborns and toddlers, require regular routines that help bring stability and comfort in their growing years. Even though a newborn cannot distinguish between dawn and dusk, ensuring a set routine for feeding, nap, playtime, and body care can be a great step towards providing your baby with the care and affection that is quintessential for their healthy development.

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Still wondering if you should set a routine for your munchkin?

Cetaphil Baby’s team of experts have got you covered by jotting down the top four reasons why going by the clock is the best for your baby!

Fixing a feeding schedule Frequent feeding at fixed intervals is a must for babies. Ensuring fibre and nutrients rich food combined with routine feeding is the first step towards your baby’s

healthy growth!

Play at the right hour Parents are their baby’s first playmates. The two of them can connect through play in an enjoyable way. Marking that one evening slot to spend some fun time and cuddle with your little one is a great way to strengthen your bonding without hampering your baby’s schedule!

Nap schedule is a must One cannot stress enough the importance of a good bedtime routine for babies.

Apart from playing a major role in cognitive development, frequent napping ensures your baby is happy and flowing with energy during these growth years.

A nourishing body-care routine Well, there’s more to a baby’s daily routine than simply the eat, play, sleep and repeat pattern. Babies’ supple and fragile body is prone to skin allergies, hair damage and dehydration. Products including a hypoallergenic shampoo and body lotion are must-haves for your baby’s body-care regime to ensure good hair health and retain moisture in the skin without exposing your baby to chemicals.

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Health check-ups every man needs

Most people underestimate the significance of regular examinations. Our hectic and unpredictable lifestyle frequently prevents us from seeking routine preventive care.

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eople usually only come when they are seriously ill. In fact, health surveys show that men are less likely than women to visit doctors. Men over the age of 50 should have a yearly physical examination, while those under the age of 50 should have one every three to five years. Even if you feel healthy, it is critical to have regular check-ups because they help to diagnose disease early and reduce the risk of complications.

5 important health checkups for men: The doctor will determine which tests to perform and how frequently they should be performed based on the individual’s health conditions. The following tests are recommended for the general population.

Blood sugar: Risk factors for

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developing high blood sugar levels include family history of diabetes, obesity. The risk of getting diabetes increases as you grow older. Regular screening for diabetes using fasting, post prandial and HbA1C is recommended for individuals above 40 years.

Lipid profile: All adults over the age of 35 should get their cholesterol checked every 5 years. You might need to begin screening as early as 20 years of age if you have certain risk factors such as diabetes, smoking, a body mass index above 30, family history of stroke, or first-degree relatives who have had deranged cholesterol levels.

Blood pressure: Blood pressure is the pressure exerted by your blood on the walls of blood vessels. A high BP puts you at risk of various health conditions like heart disease, kidney disease, and stroke. It is very easy to check your BP at home with the help of automated apparatus. A normal blood pressure level is less than 120/80 mmHg. As the dietary modifications happening due to cultural changes in the society, the onset of hypertension is seen in young adults. Hence adults above age of 18 should have their BP checked at least once.

People with comorbidities like diabetes, heart disease or kid-

ney problems should have their blood pressure checked more often.

Prostate-Specific Antigen (PSA) Test: About 1 in 8 men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer during his lifetime.

It is one of the top ten leading cancers for men in India. Prostate cancer screening can help identify cancer early on, when treatment is most effective. It is done with a simple, widely available blood test called Prostate-Specific Antigen (PSA) Test, sometimes combined with a digital rectal exam (DRE) to feel the prostate for abnormalities.

Thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH): Thyroid hormones control the metabolism and contribute to our overall energy levels, nerve functions, and much more. Any irregularities with the thyroid can lead to various health problems and cause weight gain, lethargy, exhaustion, or fatigue. TSH test is done to find out how well the thyroid is working. High and low TSH can affect fertility in men.

Elderly men over the age of 50, as well as individuals with risk factors for heart disease, should have a yearly echocardiogram and treadmill test to screen for heart disease. Diabetic patients should have a yearly kidney disease screening with a Creatinine and urine test. Individuals who exhibit high-risk behaviour should be screened for sexually transmitted diseases. By: IANS November 2022

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4DnIAw pwaUfr - 1 v~fw c~mc 4jIrw dw pwaUfr - 1 c~mc 4su~ky AMb dw pwaUfr - 1 c~mc 4hldI - 1/2 c~mc svwd Anuswr nmk pYn ivc qyl grm kro[ ies ivc ipAwz pwE Aqy 2-3 imMt leI BuMno[ iPr Adrk-lsx dw pyst pwE qy 1-2 imMt leI BuMno[ hux ies ivc hrI imrc pwE Aqy BuMno[ mYS kIqy AwlUAW ƒ pwaUfr mswly pw ky cMgI qrHW imlwE Aqy 4-5 imMt leI pkwE[ ies ivc nmk pwE Aqy rlwE[ bRY~f dy iknwirAW ƒ k~to Aqy pwxI ivc iBEN idE[ iehnW ƒ hOlI hOlI incoVo[ iek c~mc imSrx pwE Aqy bRY~f dy rol bxwE[ iehnW ƒ 10 imMt leI r~K idE[ iek kVwhI ‘c qyl grm kro[ bRY~f rol ƒ mIfIAm gYs ’qy kirspI Aqy sunihrI BUrw hox q~k ql lE[ bRY~f rol bx ky iqAwr hn[ tmwtr kYc~p nwl grm-grm srv kro[ By: Sajan Kumar

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iqauhwrW dy mOsm ivc iPaUzn lu~k ivc ieMJ idKo AwkrSk

h~Q nwl Doxw hY ibhqr- AwpxIAW jIns ƒ vwiSMg mSIn ivc Dox dI bjwey h~QoN Dox dI koiSS kro[ iesdy nwl, quhwfI jIns dI cmk brkrwr rhygI Aqy ieh lMby smyN leI nvIN vWg idKygI[ mSIn ivc Dox nwl jIns dy

rySy izAwdw G~s jWdy hn[ jy jInz bhuq izAwdw gMdI l~gdI hY qW ies ƒ Dox qoN pihlW kuJ smyN leI iftrjYNt pw ky iBau ky C~f idau[ ies nwl jIns ƒ swP krnw sOKw ho jwvygw[ zrUrI hY shI iftrjYNt- k~pVy Dox leI vrqy jwx vwly iftrjYNt dI cox swvDwnI nwl kro[ Bwv, Aijhw fItrjYNt nw lE, ijs ivc vDyry kwsitk sofw huMdw hY[ ies qrHW quhwfI

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jIns lMby smyN leI ibhqr rhygI[ tYg qy ilKI hdwieq ƒ pVo- jIns jW koeI hor k~pVw Dox qoN pihlW ies dy tYg auqy ilKIAW hdwieqW ƒ zrUr pVHo[ ies ‘qy PYbirk bwry pUrI jwxkwrI huMdI hY[ ieh quhwƒ d~sygI ik qusIN AwpxI jIns dw r~K rKwA ikvyN bxweI r~Kxw hY Aqy ikvyN Doxw hY[ By: Sajan Kumar

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iqauhwrW dw mOsm dsqk dyx vwlw hY[ iqauhwrW dy ies mOsm ivc iPaUzn lu~k ApxwE jo quhwƒ dUijAW qoN v~Krw idKwvygw[ nwl hI iek smwrt lu~k dyvygw[ PYSn Aqy jIvn SYlI bRWf ‘vjor fw~t kw~m’ ny iPaUzn kpVy nwl iqauhwrW ivc CwA jwx dy sMbMDI ieh suJwA id~qy hn[ lIk qoN h~t ky nzr Awaux leI islvr ihMt dy nwl kFweI jW ipRMt vwlI imfI fRYs vI pw skdy ho[ iqauhwrW dw nvyN qrIky nwl svwgq krn leI qusIN iek suMdr mYksI gwaUn vI pw skdy ho[ jy qusIN AwpxI lu~k ƒ sDwrx pr klwsI r~Kxw cwhuMdy ho qW qusIN jMp sUt pw skdy ho[ Awrwmdwiek k~pVy, hlky jW cmkdwr rMg dy jMpsUt pihnx ivc vI Awrwmdyh hn[ aunHW nwl qusIN stytmYNt hwr Aqy AwkrSk kMn dy gihxy pw skdy ho[ jo AOrqW jW kuVIAW Awpxy k~pVy Aqy id~K bwry QoVIAW aulJxW ivc hn[ auh swdI tI-Srt nwl DoqI pYNt pihn skdIAW hn[ DoqI pYNt KUbsUrq cmkdwr rMgW ivc AwauNdI hY

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lMby smyN qoN aufIkI jw rhI iPlm ‘Eey m~Kxw’ dw mzydwr tRylr hoieAw irlIz pMjwbI iPlm ‘Eey m~Kxw’ dw drSkW ƒ byh~d ieMqzwr hY, A~j iPlm dw zbrdsq tRylr irlIz ho igAw hY[ iPlm dI khwxI zrw v~KrI hY[ iPlm iv~c drSkW ƒ ie~k ivl~Kx Aqy mnorMjk pRym khwxI dyKx ƒ imlygI[ Awpxy s~cy ipAwr ƒ pwaux leI hr koeI jIA jwn jgw idMdw hY, iPr cwhy ausdy leI Zlq, byqukw, AjIb koeI vI qrIkw ikauN nw Apxwauxw pvy, auh ip~Cy nhIN htdy[ iesy qrHW iPlm ‘Eey m~Kxw’ dy iv~c m~Kx (AYmI ivrk) ƒ qwinAw dI isr& A~KW dyK dy hI ausdy nwl ipAwr ho jWdw hY[

ikauNik drSkW dw sB qoN vDIAw mnorMjn krn leI swry klwkwrW v~loN Awpxw vDIAw pRdrSn kIqw igAw hY[”- AYmI ivrk

m~Kx, qwinAw nwl AwpxI joVI iP~t krn leI vwr vwr AjIbo grIb qrIky ApxwauNdw hY[ ieh AjIb qrIikAW nwl hI iPlm dy iv~c mzydwr kmyfI pYdw huMdI hY, jo drSkW dy iF~fIN pIVHW pwaux leI kw&I hY[ iPlm iv~c AYmI ivrk qy gu~gU ig~l dw byh~d Kws irSqw idKwieAw igAw hY[ hux dyKxw hovygw, AYmI qy qwinAw dI pRym khwxI ikvyN pUrI hovygI? ikvyN Awpxy supinAw dI rwxI ƒ AYmI pw skygw? ausƒ ikhVIAW nvIAW ivauNq GVnIAW pYxgIAW? nwl hI cwcy-BqIjy dI joVI kI kmwl idKwauNdI hY[

iPlm Eey m~Kxw ‘c AYmI ivrk Awpxw EhI AMdwz idKwaux jw rhy hn, ijs ivc AYmI ƒ dyKxw drSk byh~d psMd krdy hn[ qwinAw dI id~K vI kmwl kr rhI hY qy cwcy-BqIjy dI joVI qW iPlm qoN pihlW hI iht ho geI hY[ iPlm bwkmwl lyKxI dy mwlk rwkyS Dvn duAwrw ilKI geI hY, jo lgwqwr AwpxI lyKxI nwl drSkW dw idl ij~q rhy hn[ inrdySn, ismrjIq isMG duAwrw kIqw igAw hY, ijhnW ny AMgryz Aqy muklwvw vrgIAW blwkbstr iPlmW id~qIAW hn Aqy iPlm dw inrmwx XoflI iPlmW duAwrw kIqw igAw hY[

Eey m~Kxw dy tRylr ny qW ieMfstrI iv~c

‘mYƒ l~gdw hY ik ieh v~KrI SYlI dI iPlm hY jo mYN ies smyN kr rhI hW- mzydwr, kwmyfI Aqy frwmw[ mYN ies qoN pihlW kdy vI ies qrHW dI i&lm nhIN kIqI hY Aqy ieh pRdrSn ‘qy AwDwirq ikrdwr hY[ Awaux vwly smyN ivc vI AijhIAW kmrSIAl i&lmW dw mYN ih~sw bxnw psMd krWgI, SUt vyly sY~t ‘qy msqI krnw hor vI mzydwr sI[’-qwnIAw[

Dmwl mcw id~qI hY[ hux drSk iPlm dI khwxI ƒ lYky AMdwzy lgw rhy ny qy bysbrI nwl 4 nvMbr dw ieMqzwr kr rhy hn[ iPlm XkInI qOr ‘qy bhuq swry frwmy, aulJx Aqy

kwmyfI nwl BrBUr hox vwlI hY[ “Eey mKnw myry idl dy byh~d krIb hY Aqy myrw mMnxw hY ik drSk iesƒ psMd krngy

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i&lm Coly kulcy dw BMgVw trYk ‘pMjwbI j~cdy’ dubeI ivc hoieAw lWc, imilAw BrvW hug M wrw pMjwbI i&lm Coly kulcy dw BMgVw trYk ‘pMjwbI j~cdy’ 15 AkqUbr ƒ dubeI ivc lWc kIqw igAw[ ies gIq ny lWc huMidAW hI dubeI ivc AwpxI DUMm mcw id~qI hY[ mShUr globl iPlm Aqy sMgIq pRofkSn hwaUs swgw stUfIE dy bYnr hyT bxweI geI ieh iPlm 11 nvMbr 2022 ƒ dunIAw Br dy isnymw GrW ivc irlIz hox jw rhI hY[ i&lm dy BMgVw trYk dy lWc hox nwl lokW ivc kwPI aumIdW vD geIAW hn, gIq ƒ lokW dw bhuq ipAwr iml irhw hY[ BMgVw trYk ‘pMjwbI j~cdy’ dw Swndwr sMgIq lWc lIjYNfz rYsto bwr AYNf kl~b ivKy hoieAw, ijs ivc iPlm dy inrmwqw sumIq isMG, inrdySk ismrnjIq huMdl, jMnq zubYr Aqy idlrwj gryvwl Aqy pRis~D kwmyfIAn jsvMq isMG rwTOr Swml sn[ ies mOky ‘ieMtrnYSnl ieMPlUAYNsr kiv~k stweIl’ fWs gru~p vI mOjUd sI, ijs ny pihlW irlIz hoey trYk ‘kwlw cSmw’ ‘qy Awpxy dmdwr fWs mUvz nwl lokW dw idl ij~iqAw[ ‘pMjwbI j~cdy’ dI qwl ny dubeI Sihr ƒ vI n~cx leI mjbUr kr id~qw hY[ iPlm ‘kulcy Coly’ dy inrmwqw sumIq isMG

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ny ikhw, ‘ieh iPlm myry idl dy bhuq krIb hY[ nw isrP ieh iPlm Kws hY, sgoN myry ies iPlm ƒ bxwaux dw kwrn hor vI Kws hY[ auhnW ikhw ik mYƒ cuxOqIAW dw swhmxw krnw Aqy auhnW ƒ sPl bxwaux leI s^q imhnq krnw psMd hY[ ies

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leI ies iPlm ƒ iblkul nvIN stwr kwst, Kws krky lIf joVI nwl bxwauxw muSkl Aqy romWck irhw hY[ myrw mMnxw hY ik nvIN pIVHI ƒ plytPwrm dyxw iek inrmwqw dy rUp ivc myrI izMmyvwrI dw ih~sw hY[ ‘pMjwbI jwcdy’ gIq dw sMgIq

‘js kIz’ duAwrw id~qw igAw hY[ ies dI korIEgRwPI ircI brtn ny kIqI hY Aqy ies ƒ swgw sMgIq dy AiDkwrq hYNfl ‘qy irlIz kIqw igAw hY[ By: Sajan Kumar

November 2022

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dwdI dy nusKy lMby smyN q~k bYTx nwl ho geI hY pYrW ‘c soz qW ienHW GrylU qrIikAW nwl kro dUr ibzI lweIPstweIl dy kwrn bhuq swry lok AwpxI ishq v~l iDAwn nhIN dy pwauNdy hn[ swrw idn dPqr ‘c kMm krn nwl keI vwr Qkwvt vI ho skdI hY[ pYrW ‘c soj vI Aw jWdI hY[ pYrW ‘c soj keI vwr lMby smyN q~k s&r krn, au~cI QW ‘qy jwx Aqy bhuq izAwdw GuMmx kwrn vI ho skdI hY[ keI vwr drd ieMnw v~D jWdw hY ik ies ƒ brdwSq nhIN kIqw jw skdw[ qusIN kuJ GrylU nusiKAW rwhIN vI pYrW dI soj ƒ G~t kr skdy ho[ qW AwE jwxdy hW aunHW bwry… syNdw nmk Awvygw kMm: pYrW dI soj ƒ G~t krn leI qusIN syNdw nmk dI vrqoN kr skdy ho[ A~DI bwltI kosy pwxI ‘c syNdw nmk imlwE[ ies qoN bwAd Awpxy pYrW ƒ G~t qoN G~t 10-15 imMt q~k pwxI ‘c fubo ky r~Ko[ inrDwrq smyN qoN bwAd

Awpxy pYrW ƒ pwxI qoN bwhr k~Fo[ pYrW ƒ sw& k~pVy nwl sw& kro[ quhwƒ drd qoN kwPI rwhq imlygI[ qusIN rwq ƒ sOx qoN pihlW ies aupwA dI vrqoN kr skdy ho[ AweIs pYk dI kro vrqoN: pYrW dI soj ƒ G~t krn leI AweIs pYk dI vrqoN vI kIqI jw skdI hY[ AweIs pYk ƒ qOlIey ‘c lpyt ky kuJ dyr q~k soj vwlI QW ‘qy lgwE[ ieh quhwfIAW mwspySIAW ‘c bl~f srkUlySn ƒ vI vDwauNdw hY[ soj vI G~t jWdI hY[ qusIN ies nusKy ƒ idn ‘c do vwr vrq skdy ho[ mwilS kro: qusIN pYrW dI mwilS krky vI soj ƒ G~t kr skdy ho[ srHoN dy qyl ƒ hlkw grm

rsoeI ‘c ipAw ieh ie~k mswlw TIk krygw gTIey dw drd

bImwrIAW qoN Cutkwrw pwaux leI zrUrI nhIN ik qusIN isr& dvweIAW hI lE[ qusIN kuJ GrylU nusiKAW nwl vI sm~isAwvW qoN Cutkwrw pw skdy ho[ ^rwb lweIPstweIl kwrn SUgr, hweI bl~f pRYSr, kYNsr vrgIAW ibmwrIAW vD rhIAW hn[ ijnHW ‘coN gTIAw ie~k AijhI siQqI hY ijs kwrn srIr ‘c keI qrHW dy drd huMdy hn[ gTIAw dy drd ‘c joVW ‘c drd Aqy AkVwA vrgIAW sm~isAwvW vI Swml huMdIAW hn[ ies drd qoN qusIN isr& dvweIAW hI nhIN blik kuJ GrylU nusiKAW nwl vI ies sm~isAw qoN Cutkwrw pw skdy ho[ gTIey dy drd leI qyz p~qw bhuq PwiedymMd mMinAw jWdw hY[ drd qoN rwhq pwaux leI qusIN ies dw syvn kr skdy ho[ qW AwE quhwƒ d~sdy hW ies dy Pwiedy…

qyz p~qw dyvygw drd qoN rwhq: qyz p~qy ‘c bhuq swry AYNtI-ieMPlwmytrI gux pwey jWdy hn[ AwXurvyd dy Anuswr qusIN drd qoN rwhq pwaux leI qyz p~qy dy qyl dI vrqoN kr skdy ho[ Koj ‘c qyz p~qy dy guxW bwry vI d~isAw igAw hY[ aunHW dy Anuswr qyz p~qy dI vrqoN nwl z^m bhuq jldI TIk ho jWdy hn[ qyz p~qy ‘c pwey jwx vwly AYNtIbYktIrIAl Aqy AYNtIvwierl guxW dy kwrn ieh z^m ƒ jldI Brn ‘c mdd krdw hY[ sUp qoN pwE rwhq: Koj dy Anuswr qyzp~qw ‘c hweIfRoksweIpRoiln nwmk q~q pwieAw jWdw hY[

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

krky pYrW dI mwilS kro[ lgBg 10 imMt q~k pYrW dI mwilS kro[ quhwƒ drd Aqy soj qoN rwhq imlygI[ pYrW dI mwilS krn nwl mwspySIAW ‘c bl~f srkUlySn vDIAw huMdw hY[ 10-15 imMt q~k pYrW dI mwilS kro[ srHoN dy qyl qoN ielwvw qusIN mwilS leI nwrIAl qyl dI vrqoN vI kr skdy ho[ byikMg sofw dI vrqoN kro: pYrW dI soj ƒ G~t krn leI qusIN byikMg sofy dI vrqoN kr skdy ho[ qusIN cOlW dw pwxI aubwlo[ iPr ies pwxI ‘c byikMg sofw imlwE[ dohW cIzW dw pyst bxw lE[ pyst ƒ pRBwivq QW ‘qy lgwE[ 10-15 imMt

AYpl sweIfr ivnygr krygw kMm: syb dw isrkw vI soj ‘c bhuq PwiedymMd huMdw hY[ kosw pwxI lE[ iPr ies kosy pwxI ‘c AYpl sweIf ivnygr imlwE[ ies pwxI ‘c pYrW ƒ iBE idE[ 15-20 imMt bwAd pYrW ƒ qOlIey nwl sw& kr lE[ quhwƒ drd qoN bhuq rwhq imlygI[

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srdIAW ’c cmVI dI dyKBwl leI ieh GrylU TIPS

ies qoN ielwvw kolyjn vI BrpUr huMdw hY[ hwl hI dI Koj dy Anuswr gTIAw qoN pIVq lokW ƒ qyzp~qw dw sUp id~qw igAw sI, ijsdw syvn krn qoN bwAd aunHW ƒ joVW dy drd qoN bhuq rwhq imlI[ ies bwry d~sdy hoey KojkrqwvW ny d~isAw ik qyzp~qw dy syvn nwl lokW ƒ drd qoN bhuq rwhq imldI hY[

mlyrIey Aqy pIlIey ‘c vI kIqI jWdI hY qyzp~qw: mlyrIey Aqy pIlIey vrgIAW sm~isAwvW ‘c vI qusIN qyzp~qw dI vrqoN kr skdy ho[ ies dI vrqoN krn nwl mlyrIey Aqy pIlIey dy mrIzW dI hwlq ‘c vI kwPI suDwr pwieAw igAw hY[ AwXurvyd dy Anuswr jykr koeI ivAkqI pIlIAw qoN pIVq hY qW ausƒ idn ‘c 2-3 vwr qyzp~qw cbwauxw cwhIdw hY[ keI KojW ‘c ieh vI is~D ho cu~kw hY ik qyzp~qw bRYst kYNsr Aqy kolorYktl kYNsr qoN bcwaux ‘c vI bhuq PwiedymMd mMny jWdy hn[ kYNsr sY~lW ƒ vDx qoN rokdw hY qyzp~qw: qyzp~qw kYNsr sY~lW ƒ vDx qoN vI rokdy hn[ ies ‘c kYtyicn, ilnlUl Aqy pwrQynolweIf vrgy AYNtIAwksIfYNt huMdy hn jo srIr ƒ PRI rYfIkls qoN bcwaux ‘c mdd krdy hn[ ies qoN ielwvw qyzp~qy ‘c pwieAw jwx vwlw ilnlUl vI qxwA ƒ G~t krn ‘c mdd krdw hY[ By: Sajan Kumar

srd ru~q hr iksy ƒ nvIN qwzgI dw Aihsws idMdI hY pr ieh smW swfI cmVI leI bhuq vDIAw nhIN huMdw[ ienHW mhIinAW dOrwn nmI dI kmI kr ky swfI cmVI ruKI su~KI Aqy ^wirS vwlI ho jWdI hY[ Awau vyKIey pyS hn kuJ AijhIAW mwmUlI GrylU cIzW ijnHW nwl AsI srdIAW ’c ApxI cmVI dI dyKBwl kr skdy hW[ sm~grI: 4A~Dw inMbU 42 cmcy Sihd Aqy rUM dw PMbw[ qrIkw: A~Dy inMbU ivcoN rs k~F lau Aqy ies ‘c Sihd imlw idau[ cMgI qrHW imlw ky ies ƒ Apxy ichry auqy rUM dy PMby nwl lwau[ 10 imMtW ‘c ipAw rihx idau Aqy iPr ies ƒ pwxI nwl Do dvo[ inMbU ivtwimn sI nwl BrpUr huMdw hY jdik Sihd ‘c jlxnwSk q~q

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bwAd pYrW ƒ swdy pwxI nwl Do lE[ quhwƒ soj Aqy drd qoN rwhq imlygI[

huMdy hn Aqy ieh cmVI ƒ srdI dy mhIinAW ‘c nrm Aqy mulwiem rKdy hn[ ies ivDI ƒ vrqx qoN bwAd koeI cMgI moieScorwiezr lwauxw nw Bu~lo[ sUrjmuKI jW nwrIAl dw qyl: sUrjmuKI jW nwrIAl dw qyl Apxy ichry auqy lwau Aqy ApxIAW auNglW nwl hOlI hOlI rgVo[ qyl ƒ kudrqI qOr ‘qy cmVI ‘c smw lYx idau[ ies ƒ Dox dI koeI zrUrq nhIN[ qusI sUrjImuKI dw qyl Apxy pUry srIr auqy vI lw skdy ho[ sUrjmuKI dw qyl srdIAW ‘c su~kI cmVI dw ibhqrIn h~l hY[ ieh ivtwimn Aqy &YtI AYisf nwl BrpUr huMdw hY[ ieh quhwfI cmVI ƒ nmIXukq Aqy nrm r~Kx ‘c mdd krdw hY[ dohW qylW ƒ vrqx dw s~B qoN cMgw smW sOx qoN pihlW hY[ By: Sajan Kumar

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MANISH’S ZODIAC PREDICTIONS - NOVEMBER 2022 What's your #Astrology sign? Select your Astro sign and read below.

Manish Kumar

Aries (March 21- April 20)

You are exceptionally fertile with new ideas now. This month will illuminate your mind and help you to positively focus on your most important hopes, dreams, wishes and future goals. If your mind can conceive it and you believe it then that is a sure sign that you can achieve it.

Leo (Jul 23 - August 23)

Beautiful nature is expanding all around you which represents the growth that is taking place within you.

You are becoming more aware of what works well. Any changes that you begin to implement into your life now should work out in your favour. You should be feeling quite optimistic in love.

Taurus

Virgo (Aug 23-Sep 23)

Your wealth is in your health. If you feel good physically then your life will flow along quite abundantly. You may be a little bit more emotionally spontaneous now and may use sentimental words that could possibly hurt the other person. Start each day with a more positive attitude about who you are.

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Gemini

(May 21-Jun 21)

You should feel pretty good about who you are and to really enjoying each moment of your life more abundantly.

Just try to stay focused on your most important hopes, dreams, wishes and goals for your own future. Your charming personality can easily attract many fun-loving and creative people into your life.

Libra (September 24- October 23)

Your energy is very charming now. You should feel like you’re life is exceptionally blessed indeed. Situations regarding children around you and your own creativity will begin to positively soar. Much passion and romance are awaiting you. .Focus on all of the new beginnings you would like to see happen in your life.

You may find yourself being extra sensitive during this time and get hurt from your friends and lovers..

You may be having challenging time when it comes to communicating with others. You would be wise to avoid arguments and think things through carefully before saying anything that you may regret later.

Capricorn

Aquarius

Sagittarius (November 23 - December 21)

(April 21- March 20)

There is much creativity flowing through you. You can use your creative ideas towards creating the changes in your life that you desire most. Try to allow the good thoughts and feelings to guide you. Pay attention to what you feel most enthusiastic about and whatever that is, do it more often.

( December 22 - January 20)

You are learning the lesson of acceptance; to appreciate how things are right now without expecting anything more for the time being. You are also going through a self-awakening period of time where you are being asked to focus on improving yourself – mind, body and spirit – in healthier ways.

(January 21 - February 18)

You desire a more mature, dedicated, and committed emotional relationship – either with someone you are currently involved with or in a brand new partnership. Total honesty with feelings, are very important to you from now on. There is a renewed energy that is coming your way that can begin to make you feel a lot better

Cancer (Jun 22- July 22)

You desire to have your closest relationships feel comfortable and secure for you, as well as for the other people involved with you. This is a marvellous time to try out a new exercise and nutritional program. The better you feel, the better every other area of your life can become

Scorpio (Octo. 24-Nov. 22)

This is an excellent month to align your heart and your mind for the positive personal results that you really desire most. There is much passion within you and you can have many wonderful passionate experiences. Spend more quality time with your love enjoying your life to the fullest.

Pisces (February 19 March 20)

This is a special time when you should be making some sweet heartfelt connections towards those who are closest to you. You may be asked to be forgiving, or at least a little more patient. When it comes to matters of the heart and attracting the right person and situations into your life, you must first be willing to give what you desire to receive

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