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History

Rich heritage

Travelogue

Nature and culture

Onam

Festivity and Traditiondition

Befitting reply

spirituality redefined

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We have put all our effort to bring you the most important happenings such as the festivity and tradition of Onam, the treacherous Pakistan Uri attack, Preface to the birth of Lord SriKrishna, the rich ancient history of India, the healthy and mouth watering Indian recipe, et al. It was a month of happening in every fold of life.

We bring to you the tasty Indian food that you have forgotten once you left your motherland. This month’s cover page gives you the importance of a guru or teacher in mending your life. The knowledge guru has imparted to you in the betterment of your life. And many more, which will delight you with lots of information and knowledge of your motherland.

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14-25 Indian Diaspora Bannerugatta Dungri Garasia Gadulia Lohar

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Cover Story

Tight slap to Pakistan by Sushma Swaraj at UNGA

CONTENTS 14 - 17 Bannerugatta

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Story for Kids Preface to the Birth of Sri Krishna

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Healthy Living Healthy living is Happy living

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Indian Food Ulli Theeyal

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Nri profile Krishna Bharat

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Desi News Uri attack

32- 33 Healthy Living

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Sushma Swaraj at UNGA

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In Business

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Railway budget merged

In Business

46-49 In Focus Telangana inundated

50-51 52- 53 Indian Yoga

Freedom Fighter Dadabhai Naoroji

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Indian Yoga Matsyasana

58 -59 Romance

54-55 LifeStyle

Perfect lifestyle for long life

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Relationship Keeping relationships intact

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Romance Romancing in the bed

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Travelogue Jabalpur

68-73 Indian History Ancient Indian history

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Jabalpur

74-75 Technology ISRO launches weather satellite INSAT-3DR

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Automobiles Jaguar XF

80-81 Indian vasthu Toilet

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Indian Spiritual Bhagavad Gita

68-73 Ancient Indian history

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Jaguar XF

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Indian Events Onam

Onam

88 - 93 Fashion Jade at Lakmé Fashion Week

94- 99 Ae Dil Hai Mushkil

94-99 Special Movie Ae Dil Hai Mushkil Shivaay Dhruva

100-107 Movie Review

108-109 Hollywood Tea News

Akira Baar Baar Dekho Janatha Garage

108-109 Hollywood Tea News Chevy Chase Kelly Ripa Jennifer Lawrence

112-113 Star Gazing

CURRENT AFFAIRS

Surgical strike across LoC by Indian Army In a stunning reprisal for the Uri terror attack by the Pakistani terrorists that breached decades of selfimposed restraint, India has conducted “surgical strikes” on seven terrorist “launch pads” across the Line of Control (LoC) in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir in the early hours September 29. Top government sources said that it was “not possible to immediately quantify” the number of terrorists killed in the strikes carried out by crack Para-Special Forces who has simultaneously hit five launchpads located 1.5-6.5 km inside PoK. “According to an initial estimate, as many as 40 to 55 terrorists were killed. But it will take some time to arrive at the approximate number of casualties after the Para-SF teams are properly de-briefed and photographs and videos analysed,” said a source.

Anti-India tweet by Kejriwal Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has come under fire yet again after he shared an article by a national daily which made a case in the favour of Pakistan over Uri attack. The article claimed that it was not Pakistan but India which was getting isolated internationally after Uri attacks by Pakistan terrorists.

“Excellent article. On Uri, rather than Pak, India seems to be getting isolated internationally,” Kejriwal tweeted.

Supreme Cort order on Cauvery burned Karnataka On 2 September 2016, Supreme Court asked Karnataka to consider Tamil Nadu’s plea on humanitarian grounds and release water and advised both states to maintain harmony. The Court asked Karnataka to revert by 5 September 2016 as to how much water it can release. On 5 September 2016 Karnataka informed the Supreme Court that it can release 10,000 cusecs per day, while Tamil Nadu demanded 20,000 cusecs per day. Supreme Court ordered Karnataka to release 15,000 cusecs per day to Tamil Nadu for next 10 days till 16 September 2016.

On 9 September 2016, the state of Karnataka observed a bandh and protested against the release of water to Tamil Nadu. Supreme Court modified the 5 September order, directing Karnataka to release 12,000 cusecs of water till 20 September 2016. This decision by the Supreme Court lead to an unrest among the people of Karnataka as the water release limit was increased by extending the number of days and violence broke out in Bangalore, Mysore, Mandya and other parts of state. Two people were killed in the unrest and section 144 was imposed in Bangalore. Curfew was also imposed on few parts of Bangalore.

Telangana inundated by flood The flood situation deteriorated in Telangana as water levels continued to rise in Godavari river following heavy rainfall in upper catchment areas and release of water from Maharashtra dams. Several places across Telangana continued to receive heavy rainfall paralysing normal life. People in low lying areas on the banks Godavari were been put on high alert and are being evacuated to safer places and relief camps are being opened. The Indian Air Force (IAF) rescued 24 labourers who were caught in floods in Telangana’s Medak district.

CURRENT AFFAIRS

Pakistani terrorists attack Army base at Uri At around 5:30 a.m. on 18 September, four militants attacked an Indian Army brigade headquarters in Uri, near the Line of Control in a pre-dawn ambush.

They were said to have lobbed 17 grenades in three minutes. As a rear administrative base camp with tents caught fire, 17 army personnel were killed. A gun battle ensued lasting six hours, during which all the four militants were killed. An additional 19-30 soldiers were reported to have been injured in the attack.

Combing operations continued to flush out additional terrorists thought to be alive.

Most of the soldiers killed were from the 10 Dogra and 6 Bihar regiments. One of the injured soldiers succumbed to his injuries on 19 September at R&R Hospital in New Delhi, followed by another soldier on 24 September, bringing the death toll to 19.

Pakistan isolated, India pulls out of SAARC meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi will not travel to Islamabad for the regional SAARC summit in November, three other members - Bangladesh, Afghanistan and Bhutan - have also pulled out of the meet, isolating the host Pakistan. The SAARC or South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation summit cannot take place even if one of the eight members withdraws. India has said “cross-border terror attacks” have created an environment that is “not conducive” for the meeting. Foreign ministry spokesperson Vikas Swarup tweeted, “Regional cooperation and terror don’t go together. India pulls out of SAARC Summit in Islamabad.”

The decision is one in a series of key moves in India’s global campaign to isolate Pakistan after four terrorists crossed the border into Kashmir and attacked an army base in Uri, killing 18 soldiers.

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INDIAN DIASPORA FINE ART

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Bannerugatta Village of Handlooms

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Bannerugatta is situated 22 KM from the city of Bangalore in the state of Karnataka in India. This is a small village.

Places to visit There is a Tiger and Lion reserve park of Indian tigers including white tigers, lions and other mammals in this village. There is a Butterfly Park in Bannerugatta which is spread across 7.5 acres. It comprises a butterfly conservatory, museum and an audio-visual room. The butterfly conservatory has a circular enclosure, inside which the living environment has been carefully designed to support over 20 species of butterflies. The environment has a tropical setting complete with the humid climate, an artificial waterfall, a narrow walking bridge and host plants and shrubs that attract butterflies.

Weaver’s village In Bannerugatta there is a place called weavers colony which is known for its handloom products.

The sarees are weaved in pure silk and zari. The yarn is locally available and zari comes from Surat in the state of Gujarat in India. The zari used is usually of silver. There are around 3000 looms in Bannerugatta in which around 2750 are power looms and balance handlooms. Due to the

Heavy cost incurring in handloom weaving and the non availability of weavers, once famous handlooms are now shifting to power looms.

New generation is not interested in the traditional weaving due to low wages.

Dyeing of Yarn Bannerugatta handlooms are well known for the durability of the colours. The mixture of colour gives the durability. The process of manufacturing a Bannerugatta

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Bannerugatta handloom sarees are traditionally woven in the interlocked-weft technique.

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Handloom Saree starts with dyeing the silk yarn. Dyeing is the coloring process of the yarn by dipping the yarn in the boiled color water in very high temperature, higher the temperature durability of colour is also higher. Dyeing of the yarn is done making sure that the color is spread uniformly throughout the yarn and it doesn’t affect the quality of the yarn. The coloring process is a very crucial step in getting a good colourful saree.

The colours are applied as per the specifications of the designers and also some times as per the orders from the customers who orders for a designer Saree. After coloring the silk yarn is dried in shade. Drying yarn in sun can be harmful to yarn.

Process The count used in weaving gives the softness and hardness of the fabric. Count means the number of threads used in the length and breadth for weaving known as warp and weft respectively. Each and every thread of the Bannerugatta handloom saree is hand woven.

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persons for weaving a saree. It is also rolled over small sticks to use for weft.

After dyeing and drying the yarn, it is converted to thread and is loaded as warp which is called pavvu and then it is loaded into the loom for actual weaving. One pavvu will make 12 sarees. It will take 2 months to complete weaving of one pavvu. The weaver will get a remuneration of around `250 per saree.

Techniques Bannerugatta handloom sarees are traditionally woven in the interlocked-weft technique. The design required on the saree is initially drawn in a computer and then this is punched into a card and then these cards are loaded in Jacard in the loom.

Declining Handloom Industry Once famous Bannerugatta Handloom products are now becoming extinct due to the low wages prevailing in the industry.

Previously Bannerugatta was full of talented weavers who used to do magic in the looms to produce the best handloom products. Now you can see that a very small number of weavers are actually in the profession and most of the handlooms are being converted to power looms. One can see only rare cases of handlooms in Bannerugatta. There is an urgent situation to take necessary steps to protect the traditional Bannerugatta handloom products.

Weaver’s voice The weavers demand a responsible role by the government to protect the handloom industry by providing subsidy for yarn and a rehabilitation package for the weavers who have suffering due to the high cost of yarn and low wages prevailing in the industry.

They hope that if the government takes the responsibility to support the handloom industry by way of showcasing and marketing the handloom products, then only the industry can survive or else the present situation has started the end of handloom industry in Bannerugatta. The new generation is not interested in the profession due to the hard labour and long hours to bring out the finished product, but the returns are not lucrative to make them stay in the profession.

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INDIAN DIASPORA TRADITION

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attires and silver jewellery of

DUNGRI The Dungri Garasia are a clan of the Bhil ethnic community found in the states of Gujarat and Rajasthan in India. The word Dungri literally translates as hills and Garasia means a clearer of forest in the Rajasthani dialect.

According to their traditions, this community of Bhils migrated from Mewar about three hundred years ago, to escape the Mughal forces attacking the Maharana Pratap.

They are now found in the taluqas of Meghraj, Bhiloda, Vijaynagar, and Khed Brahma of Sabarkantha District, Gujarat, where the community still speaks Mewari.

In Gujarat, the Dungri Garasia are an endogamous community.

They consists of two subdivisions, the Bhagat and Sansari, who do not intermarry. These subdivisions in turn consist of clans, which are

exogamous. The major clan groupings are the Pandor, Parmar, Moria, Damor, Gameti, Taral, Bhagora,Katara, gelat, kharadi, Menat ,Limbat, Ninama, Bodat and Asari .

The Garasias resembles closely with the advanced Rajput clans in many ways. Due to these, the British administration had even categorized the Garasias as a branch of Rajputs who were petty land holders. Even today amidst poverty and deep isolation it is surprised to see that Garasias not only as prime agriculturalists, but also as holders of large chunk of lands in the remote slopes of Aravali Mountains.

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INDIAN DIASPORA TRADITION

Their houses are widely dispersed each surround by a large farmstead.

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Garasias are poor and are deprived of basic services like, health, education and safe drinking water.

Farming is mostly rain fed.

According to historical records, in colonial India, as land became scarce both through colonial expansion and slashand-burn agriculture Garasias became further marginalized and associated themselves with Bhils, a more primitive tribal group. The nationalist movement created further division between groups as the Rajput identity was grounded in traditional customs and their heritage as rulers.

The Garasia women are known for their colourful attires and silver jewellery.

Dhols (drums) and bowarrows are also part of the material culture of the Garasias. Women’s responsibility include cooking, tending to cattle, milking the animals and looking after the children.

The men do the physical labour such as ploughing, harvesting and building the houses. There is a strong prevalence of joint family system though there is very little unity or cooperation between the village clans.

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Garasias are poor and are deprived of basic services like, health, education and safe drinking water. Farming is mostly rain fed..

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INDIAN DIASPORA CULTURE

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Gadia Lohars nomadic community of Rajasthan

Gadia Lohars or Gaduliya Lohars are a nomadic community of Rajasthan, India. They are found in the Malwa region of Madhya Pradesh. They are lohar (ironsmith) by profession who moves from one place to another place on bullock carts, which in Hindi are called gadi, hence the name ‘Gadia Lohar’.

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These Lohars are different from the Lohar clan of Iran, Pakistan and India. They usually make and repair agricultural and household implements.

Bullock carts are their homes. They lead a hard life and despite the vagaries of weather and the uncertainties of their trade, they are known as children of the desert and are a handsome and cheerful lot and remain buoyantly dignified, unmindful of their hard life.

Gadulia Lohars are originally from the state of Rajasthan and have scattered all over India. Presently they inhabit in the neighbouring states such as, Uttar Pradesh.

Madhya Pradesh, Haryana, Maharashtra, Punjab, Gujarat, Delhi. They are variously known in different states; for example, in Madhya Pradesh and Delhi they are called as Gadia Lohar, in Maharashtra they

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When Mewar fell to the Mughals they pledged to never return to their homeland and never to settle anywhere else until Rana’s hegemony was restored.

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Their forefathers were blacksmiths in the army of Maharana Pratap of Mewar. When Mewar fell to the Mughals they pledged to never return to their homeland and never to settle anywhere else until Rana’s hegemony was restored.

are known as Gaddi Lohar, while in Uttar Pradesh they are Bhuvariya. In Haryana they are called as Bhubalia Lohar and in Rajasthan itself they are known as Gadulia Lohar or Dhurkutia. They get different titles depending upon their movements and location, such as: Maliwi Gadulia Lohar, Chittori Gadulia Lohar, Mewar Gadulia Lohar and Malwa Gadulia Lohar.

Their mother tongue is Indo-Aryan language, called Mewari, but many of them are conversant with Hindi as well. The Devanagari script is used for writing.

In permanent settlements they construct mud or brick

houses with proper roof.

This is because of the economic changes coming to this nomadic group. When they settle at a place for more than six months they generally make low walls of mud bricks and then construct the roof of shack or of plastic covering. When they live at a place for less than six months they do not construct any walls but they use the plastic sheet for roof, supported by wooden poles.

They also have tents when they do not live at a place more than a week. Those families, which go from village to village in two or three days, do not construct any shelter but they live below the cart itself.

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INDIAN DIASPORA CULTURE

Their forefathers were blacksmiths in the army of Maharana Pratap of Mewar.

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They travel in a small group, known as band, which means a group of people who are related to each other and sometimes work together. They always share the income among the family even if some members have not helped in that work. As these bands do not often associate with other bands of the same tribe, certain cultural practices, customs and characters are different than each other. They adopt the methods and implement the local tools, dress, dialect, standard of living, way of life, customs, habits, ways, etc.

The Lohar tribal people have simple daily habit related to preparing food, both vegetarian and nonvegetarian, for themselves as well as searching for metal tools working in the settled place. As they are travelling with cattle, their livestock are well-fed and cared for. There are some other important points of their migration like searching for water resources for various purposes, the WWW.WISHESH.COM | OCTOBER 2016

medical treatment and exchanging their tool making service for grains and fire wood from villagers.

In a family unit there are Husband, Wife, Children, their joint family members including grandmother and grandfather. The structure of family is neither rigid nor a general structure of the family. Their laws or religion do not make any deal with family matters.

Their characters, behaviour and reactions have ever changed. They do not follow a certain law established on any divine or legal framework. Their decisions are purely based on reactions to the experiences, awareness, learning and outcome of their environment that they stay and that are also subjected to error.

The Gadulia Lohars are Hindus. Their deities are Kalkamata, Sitalamata and Ramdev. There is a temple of Kalkamata in Chittorgarh.

They keep photographs of the deities in house for worshipping and also their kings.

They always wear the traditional dress but those who have settled or move after long intervals, wear the traditional dress only during ceremonies. Otherwise they wear the normal Rajasthani dresses as other people.

The young generation and children do not wear traditional dress. Married men and women only wear it.

The Gadulia Lohar wears many kinds of ornaments.

Both men and women wear different kinds of them.

Normally, these ornaments

are made of gold, silver and sometimes of copper metals, while thread, beads and ivory are also used. Men wear earrings, generally in one ear but sometimes also in both. They have bangles and rings. They wear metal rings in their ankles.

Women wear earrings, bangles, necklaces and rings. Their bangles are made of ivory and rarely of glass. The anklets are of copper. The necklaces are made of gold and silver.

Women wear bangles on their arm too, right from the shoulder the bangles were

made of ivory in early days but now they wear mostly plastic imitations. The colour is white.

They carry Rudraksha mala and sometimes the pendants are made of Rudraksha too. The different kinds of lockets or pendants used by them are named differently, such as chandirapin, chintmataki patri, Chur siddh ki Patri, etc. Hansali is a kind of ornamented and decorated ring of metal, which is opened on one side worn by women on special occasions.

Women wear pendant like ornament (bor) in between the hair partition and tie it to the hair for support. This pendant is tied to a thread.

They also have metallic waistband. The women wear nose ornament.

This is called as nath. It is sometimes small and sometimes large. It can be like a ring or even like an ornamented plate.

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COVER STORY

Tight slap to Pakistan by

Sushma Swaraj at UNGA

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External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj, in her address at the 71st UNGA session gave a tight slap to Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif’s rant on Kashmir and terrorism. Swaraj vociferously spoke about cross-border terrorism emanating from Pakistan, the violation of human rights in Balochistan and Pakistan’s complete failure in ensuring that its land is not used for terrorist activities.

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COVER STORY Swaraj urged that the international community should isolate nations that breed terrorism, a clear hint at Pakistan. “We conveyed Eid greetings to the Prime Minister of Pakistan, wished success to his cricket team, extended good wishes for his health and well being. Did all this come with pre-conditions attached? And what did we get in return? Pathankot, Bahadur Ali and Uri,� Swaraj said.

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On 21st September, the Prime Minister of Pakistan used this podium to make baseless allegations about human rights violations in my country. I can only say that those accusing others of human rights violations would do well to introspect and see what egregious abuses they are perpetrating in their own country, including in Balochistan. The brutality against the Baloch people represents the worst form of State oppression, said Swaraj.

She continued, The Prime Minister of Pakistan said that India has placed preconditions for talks which are not acceptable to him.

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We conveyed Eid greetings to the Prime Minister of Pakistan, wished success to his cricket team, extended good wishes for his health and well being.

Government? Did we impose any pre-condition when I went to Islamabad for the Heart of Asia conference and agreed to begin the Comprehensive Bilateral Dialogue? Did we impose any pre-condition when Prime Minister Modi travelled from Kabul to Lahore?

What pre-conditions? We took the initiative to resolve issues not on the basis of conditions, but on the basis of friendship! We have in fact attempted a paradigm of friendship in the last two years which is without precedent.

in cross-border terror. But when confronted with such evidence, Pakistan remains in denial. It persists in the belief that such attacks will enable it to obtain the territory it covets. My firm advice to Pakistan is: abandon this dream. Let me state unequivocally that Jammu and Kashmir is an integral part of India and will always remain so.

We conveyed Eid greetings to the Prime Minister of Pakistan, wished success to his cricket team, extended good wishes for his health and well being. Did all this come with pre-conditions attached? And what did we get in return? Pathankot, Bahadur Ali, and Uri. Bahadur Ali is a terrorist in our custody, whose confession is a living proof of Pakistan’s complicity OCTOBER 2016 | WWW.WISHESH.COM

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Preface to the Birth of

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Krishna was born in a tense historical period preceding a devastating war. The warring factions built up so many weapons that the burden on the earth became unbearable.

The goddess of Earth took the form of a cow and prayed to Lord Brahma for relief.

Lord Brahma called all the demigods to the shore of the Milk Ocean to hear Mother Earth and to worship the Supreme Personality of Godhead, Lord Vishnu.

Lord Brahma fell into trance reciting the Vedic hymns known as the Purusa-sukta and heard the voice of Lord Vishnu. Then he announced, “O demigods, hear from me the words of god. He is aware of the distress on Earth and wants you demigods to incarnate as sons and daughters in the Yadu dynasty. The Supreme Personality of Godhead, Lord Krishna, will personally appear as the son of Vasudeva. Therefore you will all have the benediction of joining the eternal pastimes of Lord Krishna.”

Lord Brahma consoled the

cow and sent her home, then returned to his planet, Brahmaloka. The demigods began to take birth in the Yadu dynasty, awaiting the appearance of Lord Krishna. The members of the Yadu dynasty, headed by Vasudeva and Devaki, along with their friends, relatives, and well-wishers were all demigods. The residents of Vrindavana, headed by King Nanda, Queen Yasoda and Queen Rohini, were also demigods.

King Kamsa was another relative in the family, he was not a demigod. He usurped the throne of his father, Ugrasena, and put him in prison. When Devaki, a member of Ugrasena’s family, married Vasudeva, she received a large dowry of elephants, horses, chariots, and servants. After the wedding, Kamsa took the reins of the wedding chariot and started to escort

the couple home. Along the way, a voice from the sky addressed him: “You foolish king, the eighth son of Devaki will kill you!”

Kamsa pulled Devaki down by her hair, drew his sword and prepared to kill her on the spot, but Vausdeva begged for his bride’s life and promised to let him kill the eighth child, so that the oracle would not be fulfilled.

Kamsa agreed to spare her life, but locked Vasudeva and Devaki in a stone prison.

Thereafter, he mercilessly killed the first six sons of Devaki. Devaki’s seventh son miscarried but mystically transferred to the womb of Queen Rohini in Vrindavana.

This became Krishna’s elder brother, Balarama. Soon thereafter, Devaki became pregnant with her eighth child. That is Sri Krishna.

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HEALTHY LIVING

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Healthy living is Happy living These are very simple tips which anyone can practice for a healthy

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living. Remember healthy living is always a happy living.

Having a healthy living is the most important factor in our life. Healthy living can lead us to the point where we can enjoy life to the fullest until we grow old and will never experience anything that might harm us or give us pain. Finding happiness in your everyday life can make a positive impact on your overall health. Happiness has a positive effect in lowering the cortisol levels, the stress hormone that is related to health conditions like type 2 diabetes, hypertension, and autoimmune diseases.

Make the commitment to think differently about yourself and make happiness the first thing of the day,” Gabrielle Bernstein. “When we look at ourselves in the mirror every morning and think of all the things we want to change, that’s a choice we make,” says Bernstein. “Make the commitment to think

differently about yourself and make happiness the first thing of the day.”

Bernstein recommends to employ her “Snap Out of It” meditation technique, in which you wear a rubber band on your wrist and whenever you start to think any negative thoughts about yourself or towards another person, flick the rubber band against your arm. This will literally help you “snap” out of the negative thoughts.

Whenever you feel stressed about the responsibilities and commitments, unplug from the world, shut off your computer and phone and tap into your inner child. When we become more childlike, we grow our capacity for curiosity and creativity. “Open up to silliness and having more fun.

That childlike energy brings us a much more positive perspective and releases

tension,” Bernstein says.

Sleep is essential to optimal health, but people often forget that it is also a spiritual practice that benefits us mentally and emotionally.

Lacking essential shut-eye is another way we block the happiness from our lives.

To help you get a restful night of sleep, practice simple Kundalini breathing technique.

Sit up straight on your bed and breathe in using a U breath (Pucker your mouth as if you were holding a quarter between your lips.). Breathe in and exhale through your nose. Continue this cycle of breath for one minute.

These are very simple tips which anyone can practice for a healthy living. Remember healthy living is always a happy living.

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INDIAN FOOD

Preparation Time : 10 Mins Cook Time : 15 Mins

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Ulli Theeyal

Method of

Traditional Kerala Style Ulli Theeyal is made with roasted coconut and spices simmered in a tamarind gravy. This is a very classic traditional Kerala style curry. The flavor of the nicely roasted coconut is to die for. The gravy is simmered in a tamarind sauce and goes very well with rice.

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In a pan, heat some oil.

Put grated coconut. When it becomes slightly brown, add fenugreek.

Continue stirring. Now add coriander powder, chilli powder, crushed pepper and turmeric powder.

Stir well.

Add small onions.

Stir again.

Make a paste of the ingredients and keep it aside.

Take another pan and heat two teaspoons of oil.

Requirements

Put the brinjals cut into small cubes and small onions.

Stir well.

Ingredients Brinjal (small) – 4 no.

Shallot (small onion) – 10 no.

Red chilli powder – 1 tsp Coriander powder – 2 tsp Turmeric powder – ½ tsp Crushed pepper – ½ tsp Tamarind water – ½ cup Mustard seeds – 1 tsp Coconut (grated) – 1 cup Fenugreek – 1 tsp Coconut oil – 3 tsp Curry leaves Salt – to taste Red chillies

Close the vessel and cook for some time.

Remove the lid, stir a bit and cover the vessel again and cook for some more time.

Remove the lid and add tamarind water and the paste prepared in the beginning.

Allow it to boil.

Add some water.

Stir gently and add salt.

Stir again.

Prepare seasoning for the Theeyal.

Heat some oil and add mustard, red chillies and curry leaves.

Pour the seasoning into the Theeyal.

Serve hot with rice.

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NRI PROFILE

Krishna Bharat Principal Scientist at Google Inc Krishna Bharat was born on 7 January 1970.

Bharat grew up in Bengaluru, now an IT hub in South India. He completed his schooling from St. Joseph’s Boys’ High School in Bengaluru and received an undergraduate degree in computer science from the prestigious Indian Institute of Technology, Madras.

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He subsequently received a Ph.D from Georgia Tech in Human Computer Interaction. In 2015, Krishna received the Distinguished alumnus award from his alma mater IIT Madras.

He worked at the DEC Systems Research Center where, along with George Mihaila, he developed the Hilltop algorithm. At Google he developed so-called LocalRank, which can be considered to be an adaptation of Hilltop. Krishna Bharat is a Principal Scientist at Google Inc, working in the area of user interface and algorithmic support for Web search and content analysis (Web Information Retrieval).

He led a team developing Google’s news product. Among other projects, he opened the Research and Development center at Bengaluru, India. He is the creator of Google News, a service that automatically indexes over 25,000 news websites in more than 25 languages to provide a summary of the News resources.

Krishna Bharat created Google News in the aftermath of the September 11, 2001 attacks to keep himself abreast of the developments. Since then, it has been a popular offering from Google’s services.

Google News was one of Google’s first endeavors beyond offering just plain text searches on its page.

In 2003, he received the Webby Award in the news category for creating Google News and received the 2003 World Technology Award for Media & Journalism.

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NRI IMMIGRATION

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Wealthy foreigner’s

US citizenship to expire on September 30th A contentious visa program that allows wealthy foreigners to obtain US citizenship by investing in economic development projects will expire at the end of this month. The program, called EB-5, allows foreign investors to gain citizenship by investing $500,000 to more than $1 million to finance a business that eventually employs, directly or indirectly, at least 10 American workers in economically depressed areas.

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Developers and supporters in Congress say that the program, run by the Department of Homeland Security, has brought billions of dollars to areas that would otherwise not have access to capital. But the program has been marred by fraud and used to build large projects in wealthier areas like Manhattan and the Las Vegas Strip instead of highunemployment or rural areas.

Critics of the EB-5 program, Sens. Charles E. Grassley, R-Iowa, and Patrick J. Leahy, D-Vt., see reauthorization of the program as an opportunity to fix problems with how the money is used, increase oversight and address national security issues. They sent a letter to Senate leaders opposing reauthorization of the program without a significant overhaul.

“The program has become plagued by fraud and abuse and if not reformed, it should be allowed to expire on September 30th,” they wrote.

“There is a need for more oversight and transparency,” said Ronald R. Fieldstone, a Miami lawyer who has been involved in using the EB-5 funding for development projects. “If there is no independence in the administering and the distribution of the funds, it exposes the program to instances of fraud.”

helped transform places that were previously economically depressed.

“One of the challenges of EB-5 investment is that people look at what an area looks like after the investment,” she said. “It’s hard to convince them what it looked like before.”

Officials at Homeland Security Investigations, a division of Immigration and Customs Enforcement, said that they were concerned that those who prepare overseas documents “may try to use Angelique Brunner, a increasingly sophisticated Washington-based developer methods to circumvent” the and spokeswoman for the program. In a 2013 memo, EB-5 Investment Coalition, the agency suggested that which is made up of investors the EB-5 regional center and developers, said that program end because “there many of the examples that are no safeguards that can be critics point to as EB-5 put in place that will ensure investments in upscale areas the integrity” of the regional failed to note that the program center model.

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WORLD NEWS

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Presidential debates

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US presidential candidates Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton exchanged a handshake and a smile at the lip on the stage provided by New York’s Hofstra University, there was a palpable sense that the ‘warmth’ — no matter how insincere — would be ephemeral.

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To the first question by the moderator, Lester Holt, relating to jobs and job creation, both Clinton and Trump began laying into each other.

“Trumped-up trickle down economics” was the phrase

by Clinton to describe how Trump intends to ‘Make America Great Again’, adding, “Donald wants to help the rich so as to build the economy. I want to help the small businessmen.”

In turn, the Republican candidate fired back that it was the trade agreements, particularly Nafta (the North American Free Trade Agreement), that were to blame. Fixing these ‘defective’ trade agreements, he claimed, was something “Clinton, politicians and others should have been doing this for years”.

Clinton and Trump both set about establishing their personas right from the first question. With repeated references to her father Hugh E Rodham and his drapery business, Clinton’s position was that she, as the daughter of a small businessman, was speaking on behalf of small businessmen.

Trump, on the other hand, with repeated references to his own business ventures, including two particularly

tasteless ones when discussing the Charlotte shooting and aftermath (“I have investments in Charlotte”) and growing crime rates in Chicago (“I own property there”) sought to project himself primarily as a successful businessman.

Clinton appeared to be trying to tell her country that the economic and trade policies she is suggesting would help the common man and result in job creation.

Meanwhile, Trump appeared to be using business sense to explain some of the strange things he has said in the past like getting allies to pay for protection. “NATO? You have to understand I’m a businessperson. Number one, 28 countries of NATO, not all are paying their fair share. And they should be paying us,” he said, using the US’ $20 trillion debt as the reason that payment was required.

Clinton was trying to project Trump as being delusional, misguided and living in his own reality (something to which she even alluded in the first segment of the debate), while Trump was playing on Hillary’s ‘30 years’ in government as being full of ‘bad experiences’ and failures.

As the debate itself was lacking in content, insight and exectution. A CNN / ORC poll of debate-watchers suggested that 62 percent felt Clinton had won, as against 27 percent opting for a Trump win, it was less about how much either candidate won and more about how little they lost.

Trump put himself at a disadvantage by appearing to be under-prepared. Blustery generalisations, a Sarah Palin-esque lack of specifics and a refusal to stay on topic made the Republican look a distinct amateur in all areas except one. Trade was where Trump appeared to have done his homework and seemed reasonably solid when backing up his positions on plurilateral trade agreements.

By positioning himself as this big businessman and constantly drawing attention to the country’s debt as well as the lack of jobs, his message seemed to be that what the US really needs is Donald Trump as CEO.

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DESI NEWS

Uri attacks

Pakistan’s dirty tricks

The Uri attack was an attack by four heavily armed Pakistani terrorists on 18 September 2016, near the town of Uri in the Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir.

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It was reported as “the deadliest attack on security forces in Kashmir in two decades”.

At around 5:30 a.m. on 18 September, four terrorists attacked an Indian Army Brigade headquarters at the town of Uri near the Line of Control in a pre-dawn ambush. They have lobbed 17 grenades in 3 minutes. As a rear administrative base camp with tents caught fire, 13–14 army personnel were killed. A gun battle ensued lasting six hours, during which all the four terrorists were killed. An additional 19

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- 30 soldiers were reported to have been injured in the attack.

Most of the soldiers killed were from the 10 Dogra and 6 Bihar regiments. One of the injured soldiers succumbed to his injuries on 19 September at R&R Hospital in New Delhi.

As of 19 September 2016, total casualties on the military side is poised at 18.

The high casualties are primarily believed due to non-fire retardant transition tents. This was the time of a troops shift, whereby the 6 Bihar regiment was

replacing 10 Dogra regiment.

The incoming troops were housed in tents, which are normally avoided in sensitive areas around LOC like Uri. The attackers sneaked into the camp breaching heavy security and seemed to know exactly where to strike. Seven of the personnel killed were support staff, including cooks and barbers.

Army personnel have recovered a map from the slain terrorists which had

markings in the Pashtun language and indicated a detailed plan of action. Four AK-47 rifles and four under barrel grenade launchers along with ammunition were recovered. Some of the items had Pakistani markings.

The Director General of military operations, Lieutenant-General Ranbir Singh, said that there is enough evidence that the attackers belonged to Jaishe-Mohammad, an Islamist

militant group in Pakistan. He established a hotline contact with his Pakistani counterpart and conveyed India’s serious concern on the issue.

had registered a case on Sunday and began a probe by collecting evidence available with the Army formation at Uri.

The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has registered a case to probe the terror attack at the Army installation in Uri in Jammu and Kashmir in which 18 soldiers were killed and dozens others injured.

The inquiry would suggest measures to prevent such attacks in the future as Pakistani based groups are indulging more in “shallow infiltration”, which means that terrorists strike the first available installation after crossing the Line of Control.

The NIA has took over the investigation from the Jammu and Kashmir Police, which

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IN BUSINESS

End to RAILWAY BUDGET NOW ONLY GENERAL BUDGET 92 years of pratice of railway budget to come to an end by merging it to general budget. The Union Cabinet has decided to bring the curtains down on the 92-year-old tradition of presenting a separate Rail Budget.

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It has been decided to merge the Rail Budget and the General Budget. Railway Minister Suresh Prabhu will not present it for the year 2017-18. Instead, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley will present a “unified” budget.

The proposal was given a go-ahead by the Union Cabinet, chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, which has also advanced the date of the presentation of general budget from the last day of February and merger of the Plan and the Non-Plan classification in the Budget and Accounts.

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have a separate discussion on railway expenditure,” Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said but emphasised that “the functional autonomy of the Railways will be maintained.”

Post merger of Rail Budget with the General Budget, the Finance Ministry will be exploring ways to cut short railway expenses particularly concession and subsidy on passenger fares.

The government will form a committee to look into the aspect of concessions to as many as 53 categories, including senior citizens, sportspersons, freedom fighters and differently-abled among others.

“As far as the burden of concessional fare in different categories including sportspersons and patients is concerned, the government will constitute a separate committee to find out a way forward for it,” a senior railway ministry official said.

“With scrapping of the railway budget, the finance ministry may consider cutting short on these concessions,” he indicated. Railway Minister Suresh Prabhu claimed that merger of the two budgets will not affect the ‘distinct identity’ of the railways and its functional autonomy.

“The government will also

take an initiative to ensure that there is a separate discussion to the railways expenditure each year so that there is a element of detailed Parliamentary scrutiny and accountability,” Prabhu said.

“This will help raise capital expenditure in Railways.

Functional autonomy, distinct identity of Railways will remain as it is. Our efforts to leverage extra budgetary

resources will continue,” he said.

“Advancing the Budget will help spending on projects in states from April itself instead of SeptemberOctober (as the monsoon kicks in by the time Budget approved in May),” Jaitley said.

discourage the leveraging of the Rail Budget for handing out largesse to vote banks.

Decisions like fare hikes would now become routine ones taken any time during the course of a year without as much public glare, said an official.

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Telangana

inundated

chaos everywhere

Torrential rains in Hyderabad have been wreaking havoc for the residents. The city of Nizams has been receiving heavy Monsoon showers, so much so that flood waters have inundated many parts of the city.

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The Monsoon showers can be attributed to the wellmarked low pressure, which is currently over Andhra Pradesh and its adjoining areas. Also, a trough in the lower levels ran from Northwest India up to the centre of the well-marked low pressure area across Vidarbha and Telangana.

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The government has decided to seek the Indian Army’s help for rescue work in several areas including Begumpet, Nizampet and Alwal. Due to overflowing water bodies, several residential areas have been inundated with flood waters.

The National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) has been asked to provide its assistance in undertaking rescue and relief operations.

Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao has directed his ministerial colleagues to stay in their respective districts and monitor the flood situation and supervise relief and rehabilitation works.

Hundreds of NDRF and army personnel have been deployed in the city and other flood affected areas.

Thirty seven health camps have also been set in many areas of the capital city of Telangana.

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“In the wake of increasing flood in Godavari river and its tributaries following heavy rains in the catchment areas of the river in Maharashtra, the Chief Minister directed the district ministers, officials and also the police of Adilabad, Nizamabad, Karimnagar, Warangal and Khammam districts, to remain alert,” an official release said.

The CM has asked the minister T Nageshwara

Rao to maintain alertness in the Khammam district as the water level in the river could reach danger level at Bhadrachalam. Rao said that the Nizamsagar, SRSP and other projects were receiving huge inflows. He directed the officials to take steps to shift people and cattle to safe locations.

Rao spoke to Telangana Irrigation Minister Harish Rao and Chief Secretary Rajiv Sharma on the

Hundreds of NDRF and army personnel have been deployed in the city and other flood affected areas.

Thirty seven health camps have also been set in many areas of the capital city of Telangana.

measures undertaken.

Harish Rao informed the Chief Minister that all the projects in Godavari basin have received inflows to their full capacity. Harish briefed him about the necessary measures taken up to handle the situation.

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FREEDOM FIGHTER

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First ever Asian to British Member of Parliament

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Dadabhai Naoroji was born on 4 September 1825 and is known as the Grand Old Man of India. He was a Parsi intellectual, educator, cotton trader and an early Indian political and social leader. He was married to Gulbai at the age of eleven.

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He was a Liberal Party member of parliament (MP) in the United Kingdom House of Commons between 1892 and 1895 and the first Asian to be a British MP. He refused to take the oath on the Bible as he was not a Christian, but was allowed to take the oath of office in the name of God on his copy of Khordeh Avesta.

Naoroji was born in Mumbai in a Gujarati-speaking Parsi family and educated at the Elphinstone Institute School. He was patronised

by Maharaja of Baroda Sayajirao Gaekwad III and started his public life as the Dewan (Minister) to the Maharaja in 1874. Naoroji founded the Rahnumae Mazdayasne Sabha (Guides on the Mazdayasne Path) on 1 August 1851 to restore the Zoroastrian religion to its original purity and simplicity.

He also founded a Gujarati fortnightly publication, the Rast Goftar (The Truth Teller), to clarify Zoroastrian concepts and promote Parsi social reforms. In 1855, he was appointed Professor of Mathematics and Natural Philosophy at the Elphinstone College in Bombay, becoming the first Indian to hold such an academic position. He travelled to London in 1855 to become a partner in Cama & Co, opening a Liverpool location for the first Indian company to be established in Britain. Within three years, he resigned on ethical grounds.

In 1859, he established his own cotton trading company, Dadabhai Naoroji & Co. Later, he became professor of Gujarati at University College London.

predecessor organisations of the Indian National Congress with the aim of putting across the Indian point of view before the British public. In 1874, he became the Prime Minister of Baroda and was a member of the Legislative Council of Mumbai (1885–88).

In 1906, Naoroji was again elected as the president of the Indian National Congress. Naoroji was a staunch moderate within the Congress, during the phase when opinion in the party was split between the moderates and extremists. Naoroji was a mentor to Bal Gangadhar Tilak, Gopal Krishna Gokhale and Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi.

He died in Bombay on 30 June 1917, at the age of 91.

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INDIAN YOGA

Matsyasana (BEGINNERS YOGA POSE)

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Matsyasana is one of the beginners yoga pose inbuilt with lot of health benefits. Fish in a pond eats every dirt and clean the water. Likewise, Matsyasana purifies our blood and keeps us healthy. The name of the posture derives from the fact that if you adopt the position in water, you will float quite easily.

How to do 1. Sit on the carpet; fold the both legs together like Padmasana, Ardha Padmasana or Sukasana.

2. Thrusting hands on the carpet and slowly lies down.

3. Place the palms next to ears, towards the shoulder blade.

4. Press palms and waist, raise the trunk and head. Then place the crown of the head on the floor.

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the floor. If possible hold the toe with the fingers.

6. Now the crown of head and lower body on the floor making an arc shape on the back.

Maintain the pose at least 50 or 100 counts.

7. Release the fingers, thrust the palms on the floor and raise the head and shoulder blade, rest them on the floor. Unfold the legs, straighten them and do savasana.

Benefits 1. Spinal Cord and back muscle tissues gets refreshed.

2. It helps to cure asthma and respiratory disorders.

3. Headache caused by stiffness of neck can be cured easily.

4. Practicing this yoga pose regularly helps to cure impotency.

5. It is an alternate yoga pose for sarvangasana.

6. Stiffness caused by the practice of sarvangasana and halasana can be warded off by practicing matsyasana.

7. It helps to stop bleeding hemorrhoids.

8. Practicing this yoga pose with drink water early morning helps to relieve from constipation.

9. If a person suffers neck pain lumbago and spondylosis practice this pose daily using pillows, their pains and agony get suppressed and disappear.

This Yoga pose is equal to traction therapy.

10. Recommended for professional bloggers, IT field people, official workers, persons those who travel a long distance in motor cycle or bus.

These peoples may suffer from forward neck pain. This pain can be cured temporarily by taking tablets and ailments. But practicing matsyasana relieves the pain forever.

12. Insomnia being eradicates.

That results in good normal or deep sleep.

13. It helps to shed away diseases such as seizure, leprosy and skin diseases.

14. It helps to reduce thigh and belly fat.

11. Because of deep breathing lungs gets strengthened.

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A healthy lifestyle is quite simple to achieve - one does not need to do anything “crazy” to adopt a perfect lifestyle. The importance of living a perfect lifestyle for maintaining general good health and preventing chronic diseases has been the aim of all. A better lifestyle does not happen, by just wishing. In order to get a better lifestyle we need to put ourselves in the position to achieve that lifestyle.

Our health continues to deteriorate at an alarming pace, and the incidence of chronic, degenerative disease is skyrocketing each year. Over the last 50 years the medical establishment has vigorously promoted a low-fat, high carbohydrate diet, claiming that it would protect us from heart disease and diabetes and make us healthier and happier. The statistics make it clear that the

conventional approach has been a dismal failure and has not only failed to protect our health, instead has directly contributed to the epidemic of modern disease.

The best way to have a perfect lifestyle is to follow the following tips.

Don’t eat toxins.

Nourish your body.

One of the most glaring mistakes that conventional medicine has made is to assume that all of these modern diseases like diabetes, heart disease, depression, autoimmune disease, etc. are unrelated conditions that don’t share a common cause.

The truth is that these conditions do have unique features, they all share a common origin - the modern lifestyle. Poor diet, nutrient deficiencies, stress, lack of sleep, lack of or the wrong type of exercise, toxins and medications, all directly contributed to the problems that are ruining our health.

Eat real food.

Supplement wisely.

Heal your gut.

Manage stress.

Move like your ancestors.

Sleep more deeply.

Practice pleasure.

And finally, the most important aspect to remember is: The biggest obstacle to perfect health is your mind!

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RELATIONSHIP

Keeping Relationships Intact All relationships, regardless of what kind they may be, as a single, married, friendships etc, require work.

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There are numerous things that have to be taken into consideration, such as appreciating each other, not assuming or taking each other for granted, forgiveness, patience and tolerance.

These attributes have to be a continuous part of every relationship, for it to be a lasting and successful.

When we go through a genuine crisis, our intimate relationships with other people, your spouse or sweetheart, children, family and friends are affected.

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or anxiety feel blunted and difficult to access.

Normal things that have brought pleasure in the past, watching a movie, going out on the town, dancing, sports, sex and so on, no longer feels to be pleasurable or interesting.

A crisis strains the relationships. A person in crisis is likely to be morose, pessimistic, hopeless, sad, anxious, fatigued and less fun. People in crisis complains a lot. They say negative things about what’s wrong with their lives, their work, their families, their partners and with the world. They often have flat

emotions, withdraw from their vital relationships and are prone to saying or doing things that are insensitive, hostile, angry or uncaring.

What you can do to keep your relationship intact Affectionate touch is the one thing you can’t let slide.

Cuddling, holding hands, hugging or just sitting next to each other, staying in touch is vital to keeping a relationship connected through hard times.

Control your words and actions toward others. Don’t take your anger or irritation out on your intimate partner, your children or other people.

Playing and having fun reduces despair and reminds us that we’re still alive. It keeps us connected, knowing that someone is here with us through the hard times.

Asking someone for their opinion is the ultimate form of respect. It says that they are important to you and you care enough to take the time to find out their thoughts. Respecting and valuing your partner will go a long way in creating a solid foundation for a lasting relationship.

come out just right. You may not necessarily be sorry for what you did, but you can still be sorry, that the one you love has been hurt by your actions.

Saying you are sorry isn’t necessarily an admission of guilt or wrong-doing, it’s just an acknowledgment, that you’ve hurt someone else’s feelings and you feel bad about it.

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LOVE & ROMANCE

Romancing in the bed

Everybody likes to romance with their sweetheart.

This helps in a relationship, by bringing you closer to each other and opens opportunities for you and your partner to get to know each other better. Being more romantic is not hard and good results can come from adding in just a few basic moves.

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Foreplay is a great romantic activity and it doesn’t take a lot of skill, preparation or extra effort. It is also a great way of transition into just about any bedroom activity, from cuddling to a serious talk.Foreplays for a long time, before moving on to other activities can enhance the sweetness of the moments.

Use the time to talk and caress gently, stroking hair and running your finger along their collar-bone, all gives a pleasurable comfort.

Giving your partner a massage is a good idea when it comes to being romantic.

Massages are very relaxing and a great way to lead in to other romantic activities.

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places will feel just good.

Break the mold in terms of the kisses you are giving your partner in favor of something new and exciting. Get creative with your kisses. Kiss every freckle and mole. There are lots of ways to making kissing more romantic, sexy, and memorable.

If you have not been partaking in foreplay, now is the best time to start. If your foreplay has been a little and one sided, now is the time to turn the tables. By throwing all of your attention into your partner’s pleasure, you’ll really grab their attention and their gratitude.

As long as you speak from the

heart and is honest about your feelings, your partner will be very touched. Tell them what they mean to you and what your life feels like when they’re in it. This will make them feel great and help to set up a really romantic mood.

Talking about all the good things that you would like to want in your partner gives you a great way to express your love in a way that really puts the focus on them. This is very romantic and will definitely warm their heart with feelings

of love and affection.

Telling your partner just how sexy they are can be a hugely romantic statement. It is especially important when your partner does not really see themselves as a sexual creature or someone that is desirable, because when you show them that you do think of them this way, they start to feel better about themselves.

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INDIAN TRAVELOGUE

Jabalpur city with rich history

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Jabalpur is a city in the Mahakaushal region in the state of Madhya Pradesh in India. It is the largest urban agglomeration in Madhya Pradesh. It is counted as the third most populous city of Madhya Pradesh after Indore and Bhopal.

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west and Damoh to the northwest.

The hills of Jabalpur, with varied mineral content are a popular destination for Geologists and Archaeologists.

The city is surrounded by low, rocky, and barren hillocks.

The town is surrounded by several lakes and water tanks.

The area is rich in limestone, refractory clay, bauxite, iron ore, manganese and other deposits.

Jabalpur was also the epicenter of a major earthquake in 1997. The geographic center of the contiguous India is located 30 km east of Jabalpur in Katangi village. Jabalpur is known for its picturesque marble rock formations (Bhedaghat) across the banks of the river Narmada.

Jabalpur is the birthplace of snooker, a historic heart of Hindi literature movement and a prominent regional

The British made Jabbalgarh the commission headquarters of the Saugor and Nerbudda Territories and established a cantonment here. Geographically an important place, the ruling Gond dynasty of Jabalpur lent its name to the primordial continental mass Gondwanaland.

education hub. It is also a major spiritual center being the birthplace of Maharishi Mahesh Yogi and Osho Rajneesh and the site of important Jain shrines.

History There is no consensus on the origin of the name Jabalpur. Some scholars believe it could have stemmed from the Arabic root “Jah-BAYL” meaning “mountain, hill or slope” (as

elevations) of “Purwa” region, hence Jah-bayl-purwa or Jabalpur, since the black granite hills are prominent geological formations found in the Garha-Purwa region of Jabalpur.

An unrelated term Jaulipattala has been found in a few post-Gupta and Kalchuri inscriptions found in Jabalpur.

It has been hypothesized that Jabalpur may be a cognate of the Afghan city of Zabulistan since a princess of

this Afghan city was married to one of the Kalchuri rulers of Tripuri, who later founded Jauli-pattala to settle the people from Zabulistan.

Popularly, Jabalpur is postulated to be mythological Jabalipattan or Jabalipuram of the legendary atheist sage Jaabaali mentioned in the epic Ramayana, as his tapasya-bhoomi ( place of penance).

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INDIAN TRAVELOGUE suggesting the existence of human civilization here dating back to c. 300 BC. Much later in history, Karanbel (now called Tripuri / Tewar) on the outskirts of current Jabalpur was the capital of the famous Kalchuri kingdom in the 9th– 10th centuries.

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Chausath Yogini Temple

In c. 875 CE, the region was taken over by the Kalachuri dynasty who made Karanbel (Tripuri/Tewar) near Jabalpur, their capital. In the 13th century CE, the Gonds seized it and made it their capital. Inscriptions record the existence during the 11th and 12th centuries of a local line of princes of the Haihai people who are closely connected with the history of Gondwana.

Gond Raja Madansahi (ruled c. 1138-1157 CE) of Mandla constructed a bastion in the 12th century CE on top of a hill which, after him, was named Madan-Mahal. In the 16th century CE, Maharaja Sangramsahi (ruled c. 14911543 CE), who ruled for almost 52 years, extended his power to over 52 districts, including the twin-townships of Garha-Katanga. He started administering the region from here, thus the name GarhaMandla. He was the longest reigning monarch and his period is believed to be the golden era in the history of Garha-Mandla region. A WWW.WISHESH.COM | OCTOBER 2016

After India’s independence in 1947, Jubbulpore became Jabalpur.

large number of projects of public interest were undertaken during his reign.

His daughter-in-law was Rani Durgavati who ruled from Singaurgarh fort in Sangrampur.

During the reign of his minor grandson Veer Narayan (ruled by Queen-Mother Rani Durgavati c. 15501564 CE), Khwaja Abdul

Majeed Harawi bearing the title ‘Asaf-Khan or Commander’ as viceroy of Kara Manikpur, conquered the Garha-Mandla.

In this battle of Narrai in 1564 CE, the Gond Queen-Mother Rani Durgavati made supreme sacrifice, along with her prime minister Adhar Simha Kayastha and others. Initially, ‘Asaf-Khan’, Commander of Mughal Emperor Akbar’s forces, held Garha-Mandla as an independent chief but eventually submitted to the Mughal emperor Akbar.

practical independence from Raja Hridaysahi onwards.

The scenario remained so until their subjugation by the Maratha governors of Sagar in c. 1781 CE. They called it Jabbalgarh. In c. 1798 CE, the Maratha Peshwa granted the Nerbuddah valley to the Bhonsle kings of Nagpur, who continued to hold the district until the British occupied it in c. 1818 CE after defeating the Marathas.

After Raja Sangramsahi, the next most illustrious king was Raja Hridaysahi (ruled c. 16521704 CE) who, coincidentally, also ruled for almost 52 years.

He ruled the Garha-Mandla region from Chauragarh fort but later moved the capital to Ramnagar in c. 1652 CE and then back to Mandla fort in c.

1698 CE for strategic reasons.

Most of the waterbodies (lakes, reservoirs, stepwells, dams, wells) are from his time.

The last Gond ruler who ruled efficiently was Nizamsahi (ruled c. 1753-1780 CE) after whom the Gond kingdom collapsed and the Maratha took over.

The British made Jabbalgarh the commission headquarters of the Saugor and Nerbudda Territories and established a cantonment here. Geographically an important place, the ruling Gond dynasty of Jabalpur lent its name to the primordial continental mass Gondwanaland. Historically, a center of Kalchuri and Gond dynasties, Jabalpur developed a syncretic culture influenced by the intermittent reigns of the Maratha and Mughal empires. In the early nineteenth century, it was gradually annexed to British India as Jubbulpore and incorporated as a major cantonment town.

The Mughal Empire, however, enjoyed little more than a nominal supremacy; and the Gond-administrators of Garha-Mandla maintained a

There were periods of powershifts from one ruler to other.

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in safeguarding region’s interests. Beohars were Jagirdars (like Dukes or Earls) who looked after interstate relations. In peace, they were ambassadors and defendants of their state’s traditions / customs and during war became gallantry knight-commanders or Sardar, thus, the titleprefix Sardar-Beohar with salutation Rajman-Rajeshri.

Their ancestor Adhar Simha Kayasth, as Rani Durgavati’s ambassador, went to Akbar’s court and as knightcommander, led the army and laid his life for the nation.

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Much later, estates were granted to R.R. SardarBeohar Kehari Simha (c.

1735-1845) by Gond rulers for bravery in battlefields.

He detained Clive’s messenger Jainualbdeen in the region, but let him go after intervention from Raja Nizamsahi and Raja Janoji Bhonsle. A chapter in Sir Sleeman’s book ‘Rambles and Recollections..’ is devoted to Beohar Kehri Simha. R.R. Beohar Dariyav Simha (c. 1760-1850), as minister of Raja Raghoji II Bhonsle, headed the army to win battles of 1792-93 and 1799-1801 defeating pindari Mir Khan.

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Vedic-scholar Sir Colebrooke at Beohar-Palace on embankment of Phootatalreservoir in 1801 CE and took him to his Burhagarh, Gosalpur and Jujhari. His pioneering initiatives against Thuggee’s were taken further

by Sleeman. R.R. Beohar Gandharv Simha (c. 17801852) rescued Garha-Mandla’s Rani Laxmankuwari and Prince Nerbuddabux from Visaji Chandokar and crowned him in 1842 ousting cousin Shankarsahi. The Beohar title-prefix and their Riyasat were respected by Nagpur’s Bhonsle, Saugor’s Peshwa, and British who later became hostile due to the family’s nationalism. R.R. Beohar Aman Simha (c. 1830-1890) joined Raja Shankarsahi in 1857 movement. Beohar Raghuvir Simha (1877-1960) was last Jagirdar.

Under the British Raj, Jabbalgarh became Jubbulpore and was made the capital of the Saugor and Nerbudda Territories, which was part of the British NorthWestern Provinces. For the noble cause of rehabilitation of thugs’ families who were called gurinds, the Beohar-family allowed their piece of land known as Gurandi in the heart of the town.

In Jubbulpore cantonment,

Ashokan relics have been found in Rupnath, a place 84 kms north of Jabalpur, suggesting the existence of human civilization here dating back to c. 300 BC.

Gadadhar Tiwari, on 1606-1857, opened fire on his European superiors and sparked the Independence movement. His supreme sacrifice did not go waste as the movement caught momemtum in the region, albeit, was short lived.

It broiled for more than four months during which the British were petrified,

became extremely vulnerable and dreaded the worst. They ran out not only of support but also of supplies and were besieged along with European women and children in their own citadel - the Agency Mansion (now Divisional Commissioner’s residence).

They survived only because

a pro-British local bankermerchant came to their rescue which bought them time for reinforcements to arrive. The 1857 movement was locally spearheaded

by Gond Raja Shankarsahi and Prince Raghunathsahi who were later arrested and detained. The freedom movement culminated with the martyrdom of Raja Shankarsahi and Prince Raghunathsahi from the mouth of a cannon on 18-091857 at the very spot where Lady Elgin Hospital now stands.

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the new Central Provinces in 1861 which in 1903 became the Central Provinces and Berar. By the early 20th century, Jubbulpore became the headquarters of a brigade in the 5th division of the Southern Army.

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Mahatma Gandhi’s longest and most important stay in Jubbulpore was in 1933 at the Beohar-Palace of Beohar Rajendra Simha.

Bapu’s grandson Kanu (son of Ramdas Gandhi) also stayed with him at the Beohar-Palace at Sathia Kua near Hanumantal. Mahatma Gandhi’s memorabilia of that occasion are still well preserved by descendents of Beohar-dynasty at The Beohar House in Beohar Bagh.

After India’s independence in 1947, Jubbulpore became Jabalpur. Because of Bapu’s strong linkages with Jabalpur and his very special love for it, his mortal remains were brought to the city after is martyrdom. After going through the entire city, the urn containing Mahatma Gandhi’s ashes were immersed in holy river Narmada.

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BhedaGhat Marble Rocks.

Bhedaghat, a major tourist attraction, a village situated on the banks of the Narmada, is known for its marble rocks at a distance about 25 kms from Jabalpur by road. Major attractions are the Duandhar waterfall, marble gorge, and the Chausath Yogini temple. Boat ride is available from the Panchavti ghat in amist several kilometer long marble gorge in river Narmada.

Dhuandhar The Dhuandhar Falls in Bhedaghat is a well known sight where one witnesses beautiful scenery and complete tranquility. The beautiful falls is rough yet calm, soft yet loud and undoubtedly breathtaking.

The waterfall is located 25 km from Jabalpur on the Narmada river. Dhuandhar Falls or the smoke cascade is a beautiful waterfall in Bhedaghat. The Narmada River after passing the Marble Rocks narrows to become a smoky waterfall.

The plunge of Dhuandhar Falls is sudden and hence has a greater effect. This

beautiful fall is a spectacular sight in Bhedaghat.

Chausath-Yogini (Sixty Four female Yogis).

The Chausath-Yogini temple is situated atop a hill rock and approached by a long flight of steps. Dedicated to Lord Shiva, this c. 10th century temple has carved stone figures of deities belonging to the Kalchuri period, arranged in a circular order. According to local legends, this ancient temple is connected to the Gond Queen-Mother Durgavati’s palace of Singaurgarh in Sangrampur as well as to the Maharaja Madansahi’s Madan-Mahal bastion through underground passages. These passages offerred safety to the visiting royalties in addition to

allowing escape route in times of distress.

Lameta Ghat The holy location is a few kilometers upstream of the Marble Rocks accessible from the Dhuadhar waterfall as well as the TilwaraMedical bypass. There are several temples constructed by the Beohar-dynasty between c. 16-18th century CE, including the hill-top Radhika-Madhav Temple (also referred to as RadhaKrishna / Radha-Govind Temple), and Rudra-Bhaskar (also known as Shiv-Surya

Temple). The entire temple complex, housing about 6-7 temples and a dharmshala on the banks of Narmada, is collectively referred-to as Shankarji Maharaj Mandir Parisar after the main temple. Most of the temples were constructed either by R.R. Sardar-Beohar Kehari Simha (c. 1735-1845) or his son Beohar Dariyav Simha (c.1760-1850).

Bargi Dam On the river Narmada there is a tribal village called Bargi. Local authorities have started a cruise boat

which runs on the reservoir of Bargi dam. Bargi Dam is located on the Jabalpur - Nagpur NH - 7 highway.

About 40 km. from Jabalpur city. Bargi Dam is built on Narmada river. Tourists can enjoy water-sports in Bargi Dam. Madhya Pradesh State Tourism Development Corporation (MPSTDC) has encouraged water sports in Bargi dam. MP Tourism has its hotel and restaurant in Bargi Dam. Tourists can enjoy Cruise ride, motor boat ride, speed boat ride in reservoir water.

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India’s history and culture is dynamic, spanning back to the beginning of human civilization. It begins with a mysterious culture along the Indus River and in the farming communities in the southern lands of India. The history of India is punctuated by constant integration of migrating people with diverse cultures that surround India. Available evidence suggests that the use of iron, copper and other metals was widely prevalent in the Indian sub-continent at a fairly early period. By the end of the fourth millennium BC, India had emerged as a region of highly developed civilization.

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The History of India begins with the birth of the Indus Valley Civilization, more precisely known as Harappan Civilization. It flourished around 2,500 BC, in the western part of South Asia. The Indus Valley was home to the largest of the four ancient urban civilizations of Egypt, Mesopotamia, India and China. Nothing was known about this civilization till 1920s when the Archaeological Department of India carried out excavations in the Indus valley wherein the ruins of the two old cities, viz. Mohenjodaro and Harappa were unearthed.

The ruins of buildings and other things like household articles, weapons of war, gold and silver ornaments, seals, toys, pottery wares, etc., show that some four to five thousand years ago a highly developed Civilization flourished in this region.

The Indus valley civilization was basically an urban civilization and the people lived in well-planned and well-built towns, which were also the centers for trade.

The ruins of Mohenjodaro

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and Harappa show that these were magnificent merchant cities-well planned, scientifically laid and well looked after. They had wide roads and a well-developed drainage system. The houses were made of baked bricks and had two or more storeys.

The highly civilized Harappans knew the art of

growing cereals and wheat and barley constituted their staple food. They consumed vegetables and fruits and ate mutton, pork and eggs as well. Evidences show that they wore cotton as well as woollen garments. By 1500 BC, the Harappan culture came to an end. Among various causes ascribed to the decay of Indus Valley Civilization are the recurrent

floods and other natural causes like earthquake, etc.

Vedic civilization The Vedic civilization is the earliest civilization in the history of ancient India associated with the coming of Aryans. It is named after the Vedas, the early literature of the Hindus. The Vedic Civilization flourished along the river Saraswati, in a region that now

consists of the modern Indian states of Haryana and Punjab.

Vedic is synonymous with Aryans and Hinduism, which is another name for religious and spiritual thought that has evolved from the Vedas. The largely accepted view is that a section of Aryans reached the frontiers of the Indian subcontinent around 2000 BC and first settled in Punjab and it is here, in this land, where the hymns of Rigveda were composed.

The Aryans lived in tribes and spoke Sanskrit, which belonged to the Indo-European group of languages. Gradually, the Aryans intermingled with the local people and a historic synthesis was worked out between the Aryan tribes and the original inhabitants. This synthesis broadly came to be known as Hinduism. The Ramayana and Mahabharata were the two great epics of this period.

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Buddha was born in BC 560 and died at the age of eighty in BC 480.

The place of his birth was a grove known as Lumbini, near the city of Kapilavastu, at the foot of Mount Palpa in the Himalayan ranges within Nepal.

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During the life time of Lord Gautam Buddha, sixteen great powers (Mahajanpadas) existed in the 7th and early 6th centuries BC. Among the more important republics were the Sakyas of Kapilavastu and the Licchavis of Vaishali.

Besides the republics, there were monarchical states, among which the important ones were Kaushambi (Vatsa), Magadha, Kosala and Avanti. These states were ruled by vigorous personalities who had embarked upon the policies of aggrandisement and absorption of neighbouring states. However, there were distinct signs of the republican states while those under the monarchs were expanding.

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Buddha was born in BC 560 and died at the age of eighty in BC 480. The place of his birth was a grove known as Lumbini, near the city of Kapilavastu, at the foot of Mount Palpa in the Himalayan ranges within Nepal. Buddha, original name was Siddhartha Gautama, was the founder of Buddhism, the religion and the philosophical system that evolved into a great culture throughout much of southern and eastern Asia.

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TECHNOLOGY

In its tenth flight (GSLV-F05), India’s Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle, equipped with the indigenous Cryogenic Upper Stage (CUS),

successfully launched the

country’s weather satellite INSAT-3DR, into a Geosynchronous Transfer Orbit (GTO).

The launch took place from the Second Launch Pad at the Satish Dhawan Space Centre SHAR (SDSC SHAR), Sriharikota, the spaceport of India.

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At 4.50pm on September 08, 2016, the Indian Space Research Organisation’s (Isro) Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle-F05 (GSLV-F05) lifted off from the Satish Dhawan Space Centre at Sriharikota in Andhra Pradesh, carrying with it the INSAT3DR weather satellite.

“GSLV-F05 is the tenth flight of India’s Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle (GSLV). GSLV-F05 is the flight in which the indigenously developed Cryogenic Upper Stage (CUS) is being carried on-board for the fourth time during a GSLV flight,” Isro said in a statement after the rocket launch.

The 2,211-kg rocket has three stages, and the last stage is fitted with the cryogenic engine which provides a thrust that is 1.5 times greater than in vehicles propelled by conventional liquid rocket engines. Once launched, the rocket’s engines burn and fall off in stages. At the last stage, the cryogenic engine comes to life and takes the satellite to space. A propulsion puts the INSAT-3DR into a Geostationary Transfer Orbit (GTO).

INSAT-3DR has a Data Relay Transponder as well as a Search and Rescue Transponder to assist search and rescue operations of security agencies including all defence forces, the Coast Guard, and in shipping. The INSAT-3DR joins KALPANA-1 and INSAT-3D meteorological satellites currently orbiting in space. INSAT-3D which was launched in 2013 counted features like using Atmospheric Sounding System to monitor weather.

INSAT-3DR will be capable of imaging in two thermal infrared bands for estimation of sea surface temperature with better accuracy, as per ISRO. In its oval shaped GTO, the INSAT-3DR satellite is now orbiting the Earth with a perigee (nearest point to Earth) of 169.76 km and an apogee (farthest point to Earth) of 36,080.5 km with an orbital inclination of 20.62 deg with respect to the equator.

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JAGUAR XF

LAUNCHED FOR RS 49.5 LAKH

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Jaguar Land Rover has launched its premium sedan, the all-new XF, starting from Rs 49.5 lakh (ex-Delhi).

The deliveries of XF are scheduled to begin from end of September 2016 and customers can now book one through any of the 23 authorised Jaguar Retailers.

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The all-new Jaguar XF will be available in India in the following engines and derivatives - Jaguar XF 2.0 l (132 kW) Diesel Pure: Rs 49.5 lakh, Jaguar XF 2.0 l (132 kW) Diesel Prestige: Rs 55.9 lakh, Jaguar XF 2.0 l (132 kW) Diesel Portfolio: Rs 62.1 lakh, Jaguar XF 2.0 l (177 kW) Petrol Prestige: Rs 55.65 lakh, and Jaguar XF 2.0 l (177 kW) Petrol Portfolio: Rs 61.85 lakh (All prices are exshowroom Delhi).

XF is available with adaptive LED headlights featuring Jaguar’s signature ‘J’ blade Daytime Running Lights. The Jaguar XF’s exterior design is aerodynamic. Aluminium has been used to form the body sides, bonnet and front wings of XF. The rear ‘knee-room’ of Jaguar XF has been increased by 24 mm and the rear ‘leg-room’ by 15 mm.

The Jaguar XF is offered with the new Ingenium 2.0 l 4-cylinder Turbocharged Diesel engine that delivers a power output of 132 kW. Its 4-cylinder petrol engine offers 177 kW of power. It comes equipped with two InControl infotainment systems:

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The Jaguar XF is offered with the new Ingenium 2.0 l 4-cylinder Turbocharged Diesel engine that delivers a power output of 132 kW.

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InControl Touch on the Pure and Prestige derivatives and InControl Touch Pro on the Portfolio derivative. The new 380 W Sound System with 11 speakers is standard on the Prestige Derivative and the digital 825 W Surround Sound System with 17 speakers is standard on the Portfolio Derivative.

Jaguar’s All Surface Progress Control (ASPC) technology is a low speed cruise control that helps the all-new Jaguar XF to cope with low traction situations. Once activated, cruise control buttons can be used to set a ‘target’ speed of between 3.6 km/h and 30 km/h. The system

then works to achieve and maintain that speed while exerting optimum traction control. ASPC is standard on all engines fitted with automatic transmissions.

All variants of the Jaguar XF are pretty much feature-laden and full of the expected technical specs.

Engine specs include an engine of 1999, which musters up a torque measuring to 430Nm@17502500rpm and maximum power of 177bhp@4000rpm. It gives out an average mileage of around 17.2, with a fuel efficiency within a city of 15.1 and on highways the mileage stands out as 19.33.

The engineers at Jaguar gave XF the best of technical specifications.

Jaguar XF 2.0 Diesel Pure is 8 Speed geared, with Automatic transmission, Disc brakes at the front and Disc brakes at the rear along with MacPherson Strut front suspension and Four Link rear suspension, making it a rather safe drive. It offers Multi Function Steering System, Automatic Climate Control, PowerWindowsFront, Power Steering, Vanity Mirror & Front Cup Holders.

The general specifications of Jaguar XF, with the interiors of Leather Seats, Heater, Digital Odometer, Adjustable Steering, Airconditioner & Cigarette Lighter. There are options of ABS, SeatBelt Warning, Central Locking, Passanger Airbag, Driver Airbag & Adjustable Seats. The dimensions of Jaguar XF stand out as 5067mm lengthy, 1457mm high, 2091mm wide , which has a capacity of seating a total of 5, boot capacity being 540-litres and can carry 66 litres of fuel in a go.

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VASTU FOR TOILET help in healthy living

Placement of toilet in a home is most important for the health and wealth of the people living there.

If toilet is placed at undesirable place then it would lead to major problems such as finance loss, health problems, mental tension, stress, etc. Vastu-Shastra lays down rules for the placement of toilet and WC so that it won’t create any complication for the occupant.

The positioning of toilet should be complaint to Vastu norms in every way.

Where 1. North-west is ideally considered for the placement of toilet while attached toilet in bathroom must also be in this direction only.

2. Alternative direction for the construction of toilet is South-east.

3. Avoid toilet in North-east and East.

4. The toilets should be located at a safe distance from the kitchen and the dining room.

5. W.C should always be on the Southeast / Northwest Side and facing North / South.

6. WC should never come down just below the running stairs.

7. The bigger window should be on the north and a smaller one in the west.

10. The WC should never come in front of the bathroom door.

11. If there is almirah, it should always be on the Southwest side of the toilet.

12. The slope of the bathroom floor should be towards north and east so water drains to the northeast side of the bathroom.

13. The suitable directions for keeping the washing machine are southeast and northwest.

14. Avoid dark shades on toilet walls.

8. Door of toilet should be placed in Eastern sides.

9. Mirror should always be on the East or North wall.

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Verse 5

na hi kascit ksanam api jatu tisthaty akarma-krt karyate hy avasah karma sarvah prakrti-jair gunaih

word Meaning

na—nor hi—certainly kascit—anyone ksanam—even a moment api—also jatu—even tisthati—stands akarma-krt—without doing something karyate—is forced to do hi—certainly

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avasah—helplessly karma—work sarvah—everything prakrti-jaih—out of the modes of material nature gunaih—by the qualities.

It is not a question of embodied life, but it is the nature of the soul to be always active.

Verse meaning All men are forced to act helplessly according to the impulses born of the modes of material nature, therefore no one can refrain from doing something, not even for a moment.

Explanation

In contact with material energy, the spirit soul acquires material modes and to purify the soul from such affinities it is necessary to engage in the prescribed duties enjoined in the sastras. But if the soul is engaged in his natural function, whatever he is able to do is good for him.

The renunciation of actions, factually means not being attached to them. It does not It is not a question of embodied mean actually giving them up, as that is impossible. Nobody life, but it is the nature of neither a wise man or a fool the soul to be always active. under any circumstances, Without the presence of the can refrain from actions for a spirit soul, the material body cannot move. The body is only moment. a dead vehicle to be worked Actions are spoken of as twoby the spirit soul, which is always active and cannot stop fold in the Paingi scripture.

Actions that are dependent even for a moment. The spirit upon a cause and actions soul has to be engaged in the which are independent of any good work, otherwise it will cause. The actions that are be engaged in occupations dependent upon a cause are dictated by illusory energy.

due to the influence of prakriti, material nature. Independent actions manifest from the Supreme Lord.

No living being for the material existence can remain inactive even for a moment without initiating or pursuing some activity or other. If one steadfastly determine to perform absolutely nothing, still one would be compelled into action by the qualities of the three gunas, sattva or goodness, rajas or passion and tamas or ignorance.

By adhering to karma yoga, the yoga of actions without desires, one’s accumulated sins will gradually dissolve and then mastery over the gunas and prakriti is achieved. At this time the mind becomes pure and one becomes qualified for jnana yoga.

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Onam is the biggest Hindu festival in the Indian state of Kerala. Onam Festival falls during the Malayalam month of Chingam (Aug - Sep) and marks the homecoming of legendary King Mahabali. Carnival of Onam lasts for ten days and brings out the best of Kerala culture and tradition.

Intricately decorated Pookalam, ambrosial Onasadya, breathtaking Snake Boat Race and exotic Kaikottikali dance are some of the most remarkable features of Onam - the harvest festival in Kerala.

Onam is also a harvest festival and is celebrated at a time when everything appears so nice and good. The beautiful landscape of Kerala can be seen in its full radiance at this time of the Malayalam New Year.

Weather, also seeks to be a part of the festival. It contributes by becoming pleasantly warm and sunny. Fields look brilliant with a bountiful harvest. Farmers feel on top of the world as they watch the result of their hard labour with pride.

Children eagerly wait for the arrival of the carnival. It is time for them to get new clothes, toys and everything else they asked for or thought of. Numerous uncles, aunts and grandmas grace their wishes with delight.

It is also a time for homecoming for people staying away from the families. Their arrival multiples the joy of the festival several folds.

One of the most marvelous

facets of Onam is the unfolding of its rich and well-established culture. It is not just glimpses,

but a whole gamut of it in the ten-day-long carnival. Pulikali, Kaikottikali, Kummattikalli, Kathakali, Thumbi Thullal besides several other folk arts and traditions can be seen on one platform called Onam.

The beauty of the festival lies in it’s secular fabric. People of all religions, castes and communities celebrate the festival with equal joy and verve. Onam also helps to create an atmosphere of peace and brotherhood by way of various team sports organised on the day.

Onam is celebrated with gaiety and joy on all the ten days of the festivities. There are set rituals for each day and traditionally people of Kerala dutifully follow them. The mood of the people is upbeat all through the carnival

and the high spirited people of Kerala are ever ready to indulge in merriment.

Of all these days the first day Atham and the tenth day Thiruvonam are the most significant ones. Ninth day Uthradam is also considered to be extremely important from the point of view of celebrations in several parts of Kerala.

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The biggest and the most happening day in the carnival of Onam is Thiruvonam. Festivities begin as early as 4 am. People clean up their house, take early bath, wear new clothes and perform elaborate prayers to seek divine blessings.

Atham - Day One First day is an important one and is considered holy and auspicious by the people of Kerala.

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On the second day of Onam, people add to the size of the Pookalam with different flowers.

Chodhi - Day Three Size of the Attha Poo gets further increased with an addition of design with a different flowers.

Visakam - Day Four Brisk activities in the market and households can be witnessed on the day of Visakam

Anizham - Day Five High point of the day is the grand boat race event called Vallamkali.

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Thriketa - Day Six People, who may be staying away from their homes, start coming to their homes as the main day approaches.

Moolam - Day Seven With just two days left for the festival now, enthusiasm grips the state of Kerala

Pooradam - Day Eight The day holds significance in Onam festivities. Devotees create clay idols in the shape of small pyramids.

Uthradam - Day Nine It is a day prior to Thiruvonam.

Some people begin festivities on a large scale on this day.

Thiruvonam - Day Ten The biggest day of all, is the tenth day called Thiruvonam.

Celebrations of the first day are marked by intricate floral carpets called Pookalam.

More flowers of different colours are added to this pookalam on each passing day. Girls take great delight in designing them in the front courtyards of their house.

Boys take pleasure in helping them gather flowers. Hectic activities for the carnival begin in the state from this day onwards.

The biggest and the most happening day in the carnival of Onam is Thiruvonam.

Festivities begin as early as 4 am. People clean up their house, take early bath, wear new clothes and perform elaborate prayers to seek divine blessings. A massive and most exquisite pookalam is prepared on this day to welcome the spirit of King Maveli. Highpoint of the day is the enormous lunch called Onasadya.

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Jade at LakmĂŠ Fashion Week winter/festive 2016 is well under way in rainy Mumbai and the fashion crowd is out and about showing off the latest trends. From reinvented white shirts to championing pleats and mixing oversized outerwear with feminine elements, the show attendees rivalled the looks on the ramp.

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Ae Dil Hai Mushkil

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e Dil Hai Mushkil (English: Oh heart, it’s tough) is an upcoming Indian romantic drama film written and directed by Karan Johar. It features Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, Ranbir Kapoor and Anushka Sharma in lead roles. Principal photography began in September 2015 with Kapoor and Sharma in London. At the end of September, the team filmed some portions in Paris. In October, they began shooting in various locations in Austria, including the city of Vienna. The film is scheduled for release on 28 October 2016 on the Diwali weekend

Director R. Balki

Cast & Crew Kareena Kapoor Arjun Kapoor

Music Ilaiyaraaja

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hivaay is an upcoming 2016 Indian bollywood film directed and produced by Ajay Devgan under his banner Ajay Devgn FFilms. Devgan stars in the film with Sayyeshaa Saigal and Erika Kaar. Mithoon composed the film’s score and soundtrack. Filming of the film started in November 2015 in Mussoorie, Uttarakhand. Shooting locations included Bulgaria, Hyderabad and Uttarakhand The film is scheduled for a worldwide release on 28 October 2016 on the Diwali weekend.

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Cast & Crew Ajay Devgan Sayyeshaa Saigal

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hruva is an upcoming Indian Telugu-language film directed by Surender Reddy and produced by Allu Aravind under his banner Geetha Arts. It features Ram Charan, Rakul Preet Singh and Aravind Swamy.

It is an official remake of the Tamil film Thani Oruvan (2015). The film will feature music by Hiphop Tamizha, who composed for the Tamil original. and cinematography is handled by P. S. Vinod.

The film was launched on 18 February 2016 and principal photography commenced on 22 February 2016. The film is scheduled for a worldwide release on October 2016

Director Surender Reddy

Cast & Crew Ram Charan Aravind Swamy Rakul Preet Singh

Music Hiphop Tamizha

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Akira Akira is a film that falls flat because of the weak screenplay and a bad execution.

Sonakshi Sinha struggles completely to impress the audience.

Story : The story of Akira starts in Jodhpur, Rajasthan and is about Akira Sharma (Sonakshi Sinha) who has been forced to learn all the arts of protecting herself at an early age. She has been chosen martial arts rather than classical dance at an early age and while defending herself, she lands up in a juvenile prison. After coming out, Akira stays in a hostel. ACP Rane (Anurag Kashyap) and his batch of cops spot a huge dump of money however they end up killing up a person in recovering the money.

The rest of the film is all about the involvement of Akira in this case and how she stays winning. Watch Akira to know about the film.

Analysis : The first half of Akira starts with a bang and it looks completely interesting and engaging. However because of the unwanted episodes the interest dips down and Sonakshi Sinha has been just ok in the assigned role. The dose of drama dominates the real scenes and on the whole the first half of Akira has been just ok and is not upto the mark.

The second half of the movie suffers in all the available ways to sustain and impress the audience.

Though Sonakshi tries her bust to live up to the expectations, it is again the unwanted drama which happened to be the major reason for the film’s disappointment.

The levels of entertainment have been completely down and the screenplay has been quite loose.

On the whole the second half of Akira is a huge disappointment.

Final Word: Akira is a film that falls flat because of the weak screenplay and a bad execution. Sonakshi Sinha struggles completely to impress the audience.

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Pink Pink is a movie that makes a strong impact on the audience right from the first frame.

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Pink is the story of Minal Arora (Taapsee Pannu), Andrea Tariang and Falak Ali (Kirti Kulhari) who have been independent and have their own professions and share a rented apartment in New Delhi.

One night turns deadly after the three girls encounter three guys to protect themselves. Minal hits Rajiv Singh (Angad Bedi) with bottle above his eye. It is then he starts harassing the three girls after which Minal lodges a police complaint. Rajiv uses his influence and assaults Minal as a sex worker. The rest of the film is about Deepak Saigal (Amitabh Bachchan) who fights for justice.

Watch Pink to know about the court’s decision and what happens next.

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narration and execution. The plot has been well written and the movie has been well framed. Each and every scene looks extremely realistic. The performances by the lead actors make the film completely impressive. The gripping screenplay has been top notch and the pre-interval episodes make the audience blown away.

The interval episodes make a huge impact and on the whole the first half of Pink has been extremely impressive.

The second half of Pink too carries away the same momentum.

Every time the film feels low, a twist comes out which will leave the audience puzzled. The performances once again have been top notch and the tight screenplay along with the gripping narration makes Pink highly impressive. The complete second half has been mind blowing and the climax ends up impressing the audience big time.

Final Word: Pink is a movie that makes a strong impact on the audience right from the first frame. The stupendous narration and the power-packed performances make Pink a must watch film.

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Janatha Garage

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Janatha Garage is a film that has right amounts of action, emotions and entertainment in the right amounts. Tarak and Mohanlal take the film to the next level.

A commercial entertainer.

Story : Janatha Garage is the story of Satyam (Mohanlal) who is a mechanic by profession but he is quite habitual of solving human problems which make him widely popular. Anand (NTR) is a protector of environment who is ready to go to any limits for protecting the nature. However an unusual incident brings Satyam and Anand on the same board after which the duo decide to work together. The rest of Janatha Garage is about the real relation between Satyam and Anand, the repairs they made to the society eradicating the evils. Watch Janatha Garage to know about the rest.

Analysis : The first half of Janatha Garage has been completely decent and impressive throughout. The entertainment has been well carried and the songs have been well placed. The emotional content has been well balanced throughout the first half which makes the film decent. The love story has been narrated with ease and the preinterval episodes catch pace. The interval episodes are the major highlight of Janatha Garage and on the whole the first half of the movie has been decent and impressive.

The second half of Janatha Garage too has been decent but it has been slow in pace. The emotional content has been well elevated and Tarak has been outstanding throughout. Mohanlal’s performance alone gives goosebumps for the audience and the item song will give the much needed boost for the audience.

Final Word: Janatha Garage is a film that has right amounts of action, emotions and entertainment in the right amounts. Tarak and Mohanlal take the film to the next level. A commercial entertainer.

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Majnu Majnu is sure a worth watching romantic entertainer if you ignore the predictable plot.

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Aditya (Nani), a native of Bhimavaram works an assistant director for SS Rajamouli. He happens to meet Suma (Priya Shri) through his friends and tries hard to impress her. She instead focuses on his past and Aditya narrates his heartbreaking lovestory with Kiran (Anu Emmanuel) after which he gets connected to her again. It is during this time, Aditya starts searching for Kiran and Suma comes with the biggest twist. The rest of the film is all about how Aditya manages to convince Kiran and bounce back in life. Watch Majnu to know about the rest.

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love story has been fresh and romantic. Nani impresses big time with his comic timing and the songs have been shot extremely well. The film may be predictable however the director made sure that the audience enjoyed the film.

The interval episodes turn out interesting and on the whole the decent first half of Majnu will sure impress the audience big time.

The second half of Majnu too leaves you speechless as the film has the right mix of emotions, drama, love and entertainment. It is Nani who carried the complete film on his shoulders and the songs have been presented extremely well. The movie drops down for an instant however it picks back at the right time before much damage has been done. The climax has been completely impressive and the second half is convincing.

Final Word: Majnu is sure a worth watching romantic entertainer if you ignore the predictable plot. Nani impresses the audience big time with his timing.

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TEA NEWS Chevy Chase

Chevy Chase is ready to make a change! The actor recently checked into rehab again due to an alcohol-related problem, according to a shocking new report. We’ve got the details on his plans for sobriety, right here.

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Movin’ on up! Kelly Ripa is now an executive producer on ‘Live With Kelly’, and it’s apparently the result of her very angry reaction to former co-host Michael Strahan’s move to ‘Good Morning America.’

Amy Adams

Amy Adams attends the ‘Nocturnal Animals’ film premiere, 73rd Venice Film Festival, Italy – 02 Sep 2016.

Rihanna

Grace VanderWaal

is officially an’ America’s Got Talent’ finalist!

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Rihanna was spotted leaving 1Oak in NYC with a fuzzy red heart jacket on. Under it, she had daisy dukes and a black tank top.

She looked great as she walked out with her BFF Melissa,

Jennifer Lawrence

is looks absolutely flawless in the new Fall 2016 campaign for Dior!

The actress has been the face of the brand for quite some time and we couldn’t think of anyone better to represent the high fashion brand.

Kendall Jenner

is becoming somewhat of a DIY queen, with recipes for a hair mask and a sugar body scrub on her app. Her newest concoction? An acne spot treatment to banish zits for good.

Kim Kardashian

The future is here, and it looks like Kim Kardashian! The sexy star showed off some robot realness in a new photoshoot, that she teased on social media.

Kaia Gerber

is absolutely killing the fashion game, just like her supermodel mom, Cindy Crawford, has for decandes. But other than knowing that Kaia is practically a replica of her Cindy, there are some things you haven’t,

Ariana Grande

is telling her fans to ‘be yourself and don’t listen to any trends’ in a new interview with beauty website Byrdie. Read what she has to say about her now famous ponytail and her number one makeup.

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Balmain launched a stunning advertising camapign for Fall/Winter 2015-2016 collection.

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Star Gazing ARIES As you enter October 2016 work will pick up pace and you will bounce back with creative energies and changes in the way you work. You may alter your work strategy and even implement long overdue decisions. Work will be very hectic between 6th20th October and all in a positive way, after which you’ll slow down to focus on personal life.

Expect travels between 3-11th October or post 19th October with minor delay or change of plans. Health will need attention between 17th-28th October. Sleep patterns will be disturbed till October 15.

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Work will be slow till 6th October.

Expect delays or cancellation in meeting or travel plans. Co workers might act moody or edgy but don’t take things personally. Post 12th October ’16 expect more responsibility or more work from existing clients. New initiations/ opportunities expect post 18th October but expect clarity post 28th October. Work will slow down post 26th .Health will need attention 3-17th October.

TAURUS Work will be stable with minor delays around 7-16th October.

Important meetings set up around 6-11th October will yield results after 23rd October. Be more attentive at work as silly mistakes can take a toll on your relationship with seniors. You’ll work with new people/ clients or team members post 15th October. Those looking at changing your job will get positive results after 11th October.

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CANCER A slow start to the month, where you will only be planning and laying a foundation. Expect delays or chaos in communication but post 16th October’16 you will take charge and be on a roll.

Important meetings will be very productive after 15th October so for best results schedule meetings during this period. Avoid friction with team members between 26-30th October. An old client will come back with more work after 17th October.

LEO A stable month at work. Nothing extra ordinary but you’ll see results of the hard work done in previous months. People will acknowledge your work between 3-16th October and post 21st October you’ll have major decisions to make which will eventually work in your favour.

Paper work will slow down between 9-27th October. Be more delegative. Health will be sensitive throughout the month.

VIRGO Work will be stable till 8th October with the usual monotony but post 15th expect clarity and decision making factor which will speeden work up. People will depend on you for decisions and execution. You’ll also hire/ work with new people post 18th October.

Last minute travels will be beneficial. Health will need attention 9th-21st October, especially areas of eyes and head. Don’t carry work stress home between 14-28th October as family members will need your attention. Be more communicative with loved ones.

SCORPIO You need to take a back seat and let people take control at least in areas of work. You have exhausted yourself mentally and this month you need to share your responsibility. You need to align your thoughts with action. Work will be stable till 18th October, after which it will slow down.

Expect important meetings to be scheduled between 8-16th October, and signing of a new deal/ contract between 15th-27th October.

SAGITTARIUS A hectic start to the month till 11th October. Work will be demanding and co-workers will depend on you.

You might attract new opportunities or client but expect clarity post 20th October. Don’t get over confident as it may affect certain decisions. You’ll also work with old clients / old team members after 14th October.

Health will need attention 20-30th October.

AQUARIUS

CAPRICORN

Work will be stagnant, and while all is well, you might feel emotionally insecure and even question people’s intentions around you. It’s just a low phase of mind and expect yourself to bounce back after 9th October. Old clients will come back with clarity. If you are applying for a new job, expect positive news post 14th October. An important meeting set around 19th-24th

Work will be slow till 8th October.

There will be going back and forth but expect a push from co-workers and as seniors invest more confidence in you, you’ll take charge. There will be minor communication delay or friction around 1118th October but nothing that you can handle.

Ongoing work in new project will show results after 19th October.

LIBRA

PISCES

Work will be stable throughout the month. Expect more responsibility/ new projects or even a new job after 14th October. People will be critical about certain things at work, but don’t let it come in your way. Avoid friction at work between 25th-29th October. Important meetings scheduled post 17th-22nd October might get delayed or cancelled. Health will be sensitive till 22nd October. Routine will be erratic and disturbed throughout the month.

Work will be productive. You will look forward to going to work every day and channelizing your creative energies. If you are expecting a new role/ job, expect clarity after 12th ocotober.

People who have criticised you for your decisions in the past will be supportive of you. Avoid friction with a team member post 24th October. Important work decisions made around 20-26th October will create a strong influence in your role at work.

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ARRK Solutions Masab Tank

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Ray Technologies Ram Nagar 12-11-684, Third Floor, Adikmet, Ram Nagar, Hyderabad - 500044 Ph: 9246218097, 9963720898 Email: raytech@in.com

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Doctors

8096665550 Email: psreye@gmail.com

Deepa Shah M.P.T(Bombay),miap Somajiguda #209, Maheswari Chambers, Somajiguda, Hyderabad - 500082 Ph: 9391046240

G V S Rao’s E N T Super Speciality Hospital Punjagutta Half Road, Housing Board Colony, Punjagutta, Hyderabad - 500082 Ph: 9849085060 , 040 23416077 http://www.raosentcare. com

Siri Dental Hospital Upperpally Shop.2 Pillar No 184, Pnr Apartment, Upperpally, Hyderabad 500008 Ph: 9849123490 Email:dr_krekesh@ yahoo.com

Clear Vision Eye Hospital Himayath Nagar 3-5-272, NVK Towers, Himayath Nagar, Hyderabad - 500029 Ph: 8008888511 , 040 23225386 Email:info@clearvision. co.in

D.K.Reddy Himayath Nagar 3-5-900, Near Telugu Academy, Himayath Nagar, Hyderabad 500029 Ph: 40 - 23220997

Sri Sai Indira Dental Hospital Nalla Kunta 2-2-1130/26/A/3/A/3, 1st Floor, Shivam Road, Prasanth Nagar Ph: 9849236737 , 040 27668280, Email:info@ srisaiindiradental.com

Vasan Dental Care Banjara Hills Plot Number 6B, PhaseII, Sancharpuri Colony, New Bowenpally, Secunderabad - 500011 Ph: 9299998700, 9247033009 Email: rksecuritysystems@ gmail.com P Siva Reddy Eye Hospital Himayath Nagar 3-5-886, Himayath Nagar, Hyderabad 500029 Ph: 9989010105,

Ent & Eye Nurisng Home Sarojini Devi Road 111, Karan Centre, Sarojini Devi Road, Secunderabad - 500003 Ph: 9059311554 , 040 27848166 Email: drbsraoent@yahoo. com

Yellow Pages Home needs Casa Marketing Private Ltd Gachibowli 1-70/c, Rajiv Nagar, Gachibowli, Hyderabad 500032 Ph: 9246833316, 9246833313 Email: cmplhyd@gmail. com

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Vishal Shopping Centre Nallakunta 2-2-647/4/a/3, Shivam Road, Nallakunta, Hyderabad - 500013 Ph: 9848119361, 9949003162 mail:vsc1986@gmail.com

Airpro Hvac Systems Bowenpally Plot no 19 1st Floor, SBI Colony, Bowenpally, Secunderabad - 500009 Ph: 9652655505 , 040 64515209 Email:airprohvacsystems@ gmail.com

S S Aircon Fathe Nagar House No 10-1-201/1, Pipeline Road, Fathe Nagar, Hyderabad 500018 Ph: 9959599962 , 040 23778675 mail: ss_aircon@yahoo.co.in

Audio Video Solutions Begumpet Shop No 4, My Home Tycoon, Life Style Building, Begumpet, Hyderabad - 500016 Ph: 9000093807 , 040 30724037 Email:jayapal.avs@gmail. com

Cooling Solutions Picket Plot No.54, Lakshmi Nagar Cly, Picket, Secunderabad - 500003 Ph: 9848123520, 9848123522 Email:coolsol2007@ rediffmail.com

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Jewellery & watches

Central Watch Company Abids Station Road, Abids, Hyderabad - 500001 Ph: 9849842736 , 040 24743618 Email:arun.lalwani6@ gmail.com Kamal Watch Company Pvt Ltd Mahatma Gandhi Road 1, Mahatma Gandhi Road, Secunderabad 500003 Ph: 9246268440 , 040 27722008 Email:kamal1969@ kamalwatch.com Yumegifts Basheerbagh 402, IV Floor, Babukhan Estate, Basheerbagh, Hyderabad - 500001 Ph: 040 - 23220990 Email:vinod@yumeindia. com

Home, Entrenchment Road, East Marredpally, Secunderabad - 500026 Ph: 9642244088, 9848467283

Home cleaners

SEM Enterprises Attapur MIG-185, Kushan Bagh, Mushak Mahal, Attapur, Hyderabad - 500048 Ph: 8801678456, 9346273763 Email:sem_enterprises78@ rocketmail.com Modicare Success Centre Sarojini Devi Road 202 Kala Mansion, Secunderabad, Sarojini Devi Road, Secunderabad - 500003 Ph: 040 - 27842302 Email:modisec@hd2.vsnl. net.in

Cleangem Begumpet 1-11-271/1, Gagan Vihar Colony, Begumpet, Ethos Hyderabad - 500016 Serilingampally Ph:8008754199 , 040 G-4, 5 And 6, Survey No 27760666 64, Inorbit Mall Mandal Email: cleagem.in@gmail.

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