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VOLUME 2 | ISSUE 6<br />
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Kondalampatti<br />
artisans magic<br />
Desi news<br />
Changing equations<br />
Akshaya Tritiya<br />
Towards Prosperity<br />
In bussiness<br />
Wealthy Indians<br />
spirituality redefined<br />
Kumbh Mela<br />
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Indian Diaspora<br />
Kondalampatti<br />
Baigas<br />
Shauka<br />
18-21<br />
Cover Story<br />
Ujjain Kumbh mela<br />
22-23<br />
Story for Kids<br />
Whole universe<br />
within Little Krishna<br />
24-25<br />
Healthy Living<br />
Healthy habits leads<br />
to healthy living<br />
26-27<br />
Indian Food<br />
Kalan<br />
CONTENTS<br />
10 - 11<br />
Kondalampatti<br />
18 - 21<br />
Ujjain<br />
28-29<br />
Nri profile<br />
Dinesh C. Paliwal<br />
34-35<br />
Desi News<br />
State elections<br />
24- 25<br />
Healthy Living
38- 41<br />
In Focus<br />
36-37<br />
In Business<br />
400% surge in Indians’<br />
average wealth in 10 years<br />
48-41<br />
In Focus<br />
Augustawestland<br />
Chopper scam<br />
44- 45<br />
Indian<br />
Yoga<br />
42-43<br />
Freedom Fighter<br />
Pritilata Waddedar<br />
44-45<br />
Indian Yoga<br />
Kapal Bhati Pranayama<br />
50 -51<br />
Romance<br />
46-47<br />
LifeStyle<br />
Maintaining<br />
Healthy lifestyle<br />
48-49<br />
Relationship<br />
Long term Relationship<br />
are healthy<br />
50-51<br />
Romance<br />
Healthy Romance leads<br />
to a Blissful life
52-57<br />
Travelogue<br />
Vrindavan<br />
58-61<br />
Indian History<br />
Gurjara-Pratihara<br />
dynasty<br />
CONTENTS<br />
52- 57<br />
Vrindavan<br />
64-67<br />
XUV500 W6<br />
62-63<br />
Technology<br />
India’s Reusable<br />
Launch Vehicle<br />
64-67<br />
Automobiles<br />
Mahindra launches<br />
XUV500 W6<br />
68-69<br />
Indian vasthu<br />
Entrance Gate<br />
70-71<br />
Indian Spiritual<br />
Bhagavad Gita<br />
58-61<br />
Gurjara-Pratihara<br />
dynasty
72-73<br />
Akshaya<br />
Trithiya<br />
72 -73<br />
Indian Events<br />
Akshaya Trithiya<br />
74 - 79<br />
Fashion<br />
Amazon India<br />
Fashion Week<br />
95-96<br />
Hollywood<br />
Tea News<br />
86- 87<br />
Azhar<br />
80-85<br />
Special Movie<br />
Azhar<br />
Sarbjit<br />
24<br />
86-94<br />
Movie Review<br />
Azhar<br />
Sarbjit<br />
Supreme<br />
95-96<br />
Hollywood Tea News<br />
Gucci Mane<br />
Johnny Depp<br />
Nia Guzman<br />
98-99<br />
Star Gazing
INDIAN DIASPORA FINE ART<br />
10<br />
Kondalampatti<br />
Hamlet of<br />
handloom silks<br />
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The process of manufacturing a Kondalampatti<br />
handloom Saree starts with dyeing the silk yarn.<br />
Dyeing is the coloring process of the yarn by<br />
dipping the yarn in the boiling colour water in<br />
very high temperature.<br />
The durability of colour will be<br />
high, when it is done in high<br />
temperature. Dyeing of the yarn is<br />
done by making sure that the color<br />
is spread uniformly throughout<br />
the yarn and it does not affect the<br />
quality of the yarn. The coloring<br />
process is a very crucial step in<br />
getting a good colourful saree.<br />
The colours are applied as per the<br />
specifications of the designers.<br />
Some times customers who orders<br />
for a designer Saree also used<br />
to give their preferences. After<br />
coloring the silk yarn is dried in<br />
shade. Drying yarn in sun can be<br />
harmful.<br />
Weaving<br />
The yarn is converted to thread<br />
by a charka and is loaded as warp<br />
which is called pavvu. It is then<br />
loaded into the loom for actual<br />
weaving. It is rolled over small<br />
sticks to use for weaving weft.<br />
One pavvu can make 6 sarees. It<br />
will take approximately 2 months<br />
to complete the weaving of one<br />
pavvu. Kondalampatti handloom<br />
sarees are traditionally woven in<br />
the interlocked-weft technique.<br />
Design<br />
The design required on the saree<br />
is initially drawn in a computer<br />
and then punched into a card<br />
and these cards are loaded in the<br />
Jacard in the loom. Jacard is a<br />
box like structure which is fixed in<br />
the top of the loom. There will be<br />
needles in the Jacard which will<br />
read the punched cards and control<br />
the weaving of weft and weave<br />
according to the design.<br />
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INDIAN DIASPORA TRADITION<br />
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TATTOOING<br />
an integral part of the lifestyle of<br />
BAIGAS<br />
Baiga is a tribe found in Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh,<br />
Chhattisgarh and Jharkhand states of India. The largest<br />
number of Baigas are found in Baiga-chuk in Mandla<br />
district and Balaghat district of Madhya Pradesh. Their<br />
sub-castes are Bijhwar, Narotia, Bharotiya, Nahar, Rai<br />
Bhaina, and Kadh Bhaina.<br />
The Baiga tribes practice<br />
shifting cultivation in forest<br />
areas. They say that they<br />
never plough the Earth,<br />
because it would be akin<br />
to scratching the breast of<br />
their Mother and they could<br />
never ask their Mother to<br />
produce food from the same<br />
patch of earth time and time<br />
again.<br />
Baigas used to live a<br />
semi-nomadic life and<br />
practiced Bewar, or<br />
‘dahiya’ cultivation, out of<br />
respect, not aggression.<br />
These techniques, rather<br />
than being a cause of<br />
deforestation, have been<br />
shown to be effective<br />
conservation devices,<br />
employed for centuries by<br />
tribal peoples. Courageous<br />
woodsman and hunters,<br />
the Baigas of Central<br />
India were reluctant to do<br />
work for others. They saw<br />
themselves as people of the<br />
forest, who could only live<br />
on the produce of the forest.<br />
It was below the dignity of a<br />
Baiga to become a labourer.<br />
Baigas do not interact, even<br />
with other tribals like the<br />
Gonds, as interaction with<br />
any other tribe is a crime<br />
for them. After a death in<br />
the family, the Baigas leave<br />
the house and build another<br />
one. Tattooing is an integral<br />
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INDIAN DIASPORA TRADITION<br />
14<br />
part of their lifestyle. This<br />
tribe inhabits in the dense<br />
hilly forests in the eastern<br />
part of the Satpuras,<br />
in Shahdol, Bilaspur,<br />
Rajnandgaon, Mandla,<br />
and Balaghat districts. The<br />
Baigas are of Dravidian<br />
stock and are one of the<br />
eight prime tribes of M.P.<br />
It is believed that this tribe<br />
is an offshoot of the Bhuiya<br />
tribe of Chhota Nagpur. A<br />
distinguishing feature of<br />
the Baiga tribe is that their<br />
women are famous for<br />
sporting tattoos of various<br />
kinds on almost all parts of<br />
their body. The women who<br />
work as tattooing artists<br />
belong to the Ojha, Badni<br />
and Dewar tribes of M.P.,<br />
and are called Godharins.<br />
They are extremely<br />
knowledgeable about the<br />
different types of tattoos<br />
preferred by various tribes.<br />
Their mothers traditionally<br />
pass on this knowledge to<br />
them. Tattooing amongst<br />
the tribals commences with<br />
the approach of winter and<br />
continues until summer.<br />
recognized as a variety of<br />
Chhattisgarhi influenced by<br />
Gondi and Western Hindi.<br />
Most Baigas communicate<br />
with outsiders in Hindi and<br />
some of them also knows<br />
a few local languages like<br />
Gondi or Marathi depending<br />
on the region they live in.<br />
Baigas eat coarse grain,<br />
kodo and kutki, drink pej,<br />
eat little flour. One of the<br />
prime foods is pej that can<br />
be made from grounding<br />
macca or from the water left<br />
from boiling rice. This food<br />
is much better and healthier<br />
than many other food that<br />
they eat. They eat several<br />
items from the forest that<br />
includes primarily Chirota<br />
Bhaji, Gular leaves such as<br />
Chirota, chinch, chakora,<br />
sarroota, peepal etc.<br />
They also eat BirarKand,<br />
Kadukand and other<br />
rhizomes. Mushroom is<br />
also a delicacy. Numerous<br />
fruits such as mango, char,<br />
jamun, tendu are also<br />
eaten. They hunt as well,<br />
primarily fish and small<br />
mammals.<br />
The ancestors of the Baigas<br />
spoke an Austroasiatic<br />
language, however no<br />
trace of it is left now. Some<br />
Baigas have mentioned<br />
“Baigani” as their mother<br />
tongue. Baigani is now<br />
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Baigas eat coarse grain, kodo and<br />
kutki, drink pej, eat little flour. One of<br />
the prime foods is pej that can be made<br />
from grounding macca or from the<br />
water left from boiling rice.<br />
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INDIAN DIASPORA CULTURE<br />
16<br />
Shauka<br />
Tribe with rich cultural<br />
Heritage<br />
The Shaukas live in the Johar Valley of Goriganga river<br />
in Munsyari Tehsil of the Pithoragarh district and are<br />
also known as Johari or Johari Shauka. They are part of<br />
the larger Uttarakhand ethno-linguistic group and one of<br />
the few of Uttarakhand tribes that shows a rich cultural<br />
heritage and adhere to the Caste system.<br />
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Shaukas are the followers<br />
of Hinduism and rely on the<br />
Hindu Brahmins to conduct<br />
religious ceremonies. Their<br />
main deity is Goddess<br />
Nanda Devi in Martoli<br />
and Milam. Common<br />
Shauka surnames are<br />
Jangpangi, Dharamsaktu,<br />
Pangtey, Tolia, Martolia,<br />
Panchpal,Burfal, Brijwal,<br />
Rawat,Sumtyal etc.<br />
The famous legendary love<br />
story of Rajuli - Malusahi<br />
relates to Rajuli, daughter<br />
of Sunpati Shauka (A local<br />
lord / king of Johar) and<br />
Malusahi, scion of one of the<br />
branches of Katyuri Kings<br />
based out of Bairath near<br />
Dwarahat.<br />
Shaukas celbrate number<br />
of fairs and festivals that<br />
take place in and around<br />
Munsyari during the months<br />
of August and September.<br />
Shaukas celebrate the<br />
festival of Nanda Ashtami<br />
(in honour of the goddess<br />
‘Nanda Devi’) in mid-<br />
September with great<br />
devotion and fanfare.<br />
Shaukas were legendary<br />
traders of the Kumaon<br />
Himalayas and had long<br />
Trans-Himalayan trade<br />
partnerships with the<br />
nomadic Tibetan Khampas<br />
and Dokpas over the<br />
generations, until China<br />
invaded Tibet and the<br />
Shaukas are progressive and<br />
outward bound people, yet following<br />
their traditional culture and values.<br />
subsequent Sino-Indian War<br />
in 1962.<br />
Traditionally, the Shaukas<br />
lived a semi-nomadic life,<br />
travelling with their large<br />
flocks of goats, sheeps<br />
and ponies from the trade<br />
posts of Gyanima and<br />
Gangtok in Tibet, across<br />
the innumerable ridges and<br />
valleys of Kumaon into the<br />
Gangetic plains.<br />
Shaukas have a unique and<br />
rich culture. They belong to<br />
the Kshatriya (Rajput) Varna<br />
and strictly follow the Hindu<br />
caste system. The society<br />
of Shaukas is patriarchal<br />
and divided into many subcastes<br />
or sub-groups, known<br />
as ‘Garkha’. The customs<br />
““<br />
and laws of the society<br />
(e.g. marriage, family,<br />
succession, property, etc.)<br />
are same as in any other<br />
Hindu society. Some cultural<br />
and religious aspects of<br />
the Shauka society have<br />
influences of the Kumaoni<br />
and Tibetan people.<br />
Shaukas are progressive<br />
and outward bound people,<br />
yet following their traditional<br />
culture and values. Today,<br />
the ambitious and hard<br />
working people of this small<br />
hill tribe are leading in all<br />
fields (e.g. mountaineering,<br />
engineering, medicine,<br />
academics, administration,<br />
etc.) in India and Abroad.<br />
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COVER STORY<br />
UJJAIN<br />
Kumbh mela<br />
congregation for salvation<br />
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The Simhastha Kumbh is an unrivalled celebration.<br />
Kumbh Mela, is held AT Haridwar, Prayag<br />
(Allahabad), Nashik and Ujjain once every<br />
twelve years and attracts millions of devotees.<br />
The Ujjain Kumbh is celebrated when Jupiter<br />
ascends into sun sign Leo’s quarter or the Simha<br />
constellation of zodiac, which is why it is<br />
called ‘Simhastha’.<br />
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COVER STORY<br />
The Simhastha is special<br />
in Ujjain as it is the seat of<br />
divine Mahakal - the Lord<br />
of all times. The ritual of<br />
bathing in the holy waters<br />
of Kshipra begins on the<br />
full moon day of the Hindu<br />
month of Chaitra (March-<br />
April) and continues on<br />
various dates until the<br />
full moon shows up in<br />
the following month of<br />
Vaishakha.<br />
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“Simhasth Kumbh<br />
Mahaparv” is one of the four<br />
“Kumbh Melas” celebrated<br />
by largest spiritual gathering.<br />
Simhasth Kumbh Mahaparv<br />
is rejoiced by holy dip in<br />
the sacred river Kshipra in<br />
ancient and religious city<br />
Ujjain (Madhya Pradesh).<br />
Simhasth Kumbh Maha<br />
Parva is based on the<br />
celestial line-up of Planets<br />
and the Signs of the Zodiac,<br />
which occurs every 12<br />
years. Kumbh Mahaparv<br />
is held at four places in<br />
India – Haridwar, Prayag<br />
(Allahabad), Ujjain and<br />
Nasik.<br />
Simhasth Kumbh Mahaparv<br />
derives its name from<br />
the ‘Pot of immortality’ or<br />
‘Amrit Kund’ as it is known<br />
in the Hindu mythology.<br />
Amrit Kund is mentioned in<br />
scriptures like Bhagavata<br />
Purana, Vishnu Purana,<br />
The Mahabharata, and The<br />
Ramayana. It is believed<br />
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“Simhasth Kumbh Mahaparv” is one of<br />
the four “Kumbh Melas” celebrated by<br />
largest spiritual gathering. Simhasth<br />
Kumbh Mahaparv is rejoiced by holy dip<br />
in the sacred river Kshipra in ancient and<br />
religious city Ujjain (Madhya Pradesh).<br />
that during ‘Samundra<br />
Manthan’ , a pot of nectar<br />
was found. The most<br />
popular legend regarding<br />
the origin of Kumbh Melas<br />
is the Samudra Manthan<br />
or ‘churning of the ocean’.<br />
Gods and demons competed<br />
fiercely in the churning in<br />
search of the divine nectar<br />
of immortality. During this<br />
epic battle to capture the<br />
Urn (Kumbh) containing<br />
the nectar, drops of the<br />
precious liquid fell on four<br />
places – Haridwar, Prayag<br />
(Allahabad), Nashik and<br />
Ujjain. Hence , river Kshipra<br />
became the enhancer of life<br />
and to celebrate this event<br />
since then the grand festival<br />
came in vogue.<br />
Thousands of holy men<br />
and women attend this<br />
festival. Sadhus are seen<br />
clad in saffron robes with<br />
Vibhuti ashes smeared<br />
on their skin as per the<br />
requirements of ancient<br />
traditions. Some, called naga<br />
sanyasis, may not wear<br />
any cloth even in severe<br />
winter. It is considered a<br />
sign of separation from the<br />
materialistic world.<br />
During Simhasth, various<br />
events will be organised<br />
by Akharas, Sadhu Santa<br />
( Bhagwat Katha, Ram<br />
Katha, Bhajan, Havan,<br />
Sunderkand, Pujan, Yoga<br />
), Culture events, exhibition<br />
and Sports. List of events<br />
will be published in due<br />
course of time. Traditionally,<br />
the Dutta Akhara Zone is<br />
occupied by Shaiv Panthis<br />
and Managalnath Zone<br />
is occupied by Vaishnav<br />
Panthis.<br />
The <strong>2016</strong> Ujjain Simhastha<br />
is scheduled between 22<br />
April and 21 May. Elaborate<br />
arrangements are being<br />
made for comfort and<br />
safety of visitors. It includes<br />
creation of 51 police<br />
chowkies during Simhasth<br />
Kumbh Mahaparv <strong>2016</strong>.<br />
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STORY FOR KIDS<br />
22<br />
Whole universe within<br />
Little<br />
Krishna<br />
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One day krishna was playing with his friends<br />
in the courtyard of the house. Yasoda was busy<br />
cooking in the kitchen. Suddenly Balarama<br />
rushed to her and said,<br />
“Mother, Mother, Krishna has<br />
eaten mud.”Yasoda did not<br />
believe him.<br />
But the other friends also<br />
said,<br />
“Yes, mother, he ate in front<br />
of all of us even though we<br />
forbade him”.<br />
Yasoda was irritated by<br />
Krishna’s new prank. Her<br />
house had every kind of<br />
sweets. Why then should the<br />
restless boy eat mud? She<br />
rushed to Krishna, caught<br />
hold of him.<br />
She said: “You mischievous<br />
fellow! Why did you eat<br />
mud? Your friends and even<br />
Balarama say so.”<br />
But child Krishna protested.<br />
“Mother” he said, “I have not<br />
eaten any mud. They are all<br />
liars. If you want, look into<br />
my mouth.”<br />
“All right, open your mouth.<br />
Let me look into it,” said<br />
Yasoda.<br />
Challenged by his mother,<br />
Krishna, opened his mouth.<br />
Ah! What did mother<br />
Yasoda see in his mouth!<br />
Inside her son’s mouth, she<br />
saw the whole universe.<br />
There was the whole earth,<br />
heaven, sun, moon, stars<br />
and everything else! All the<br />
gods and goddesses were<br />
there. There was also a<br />
strange light in the mouth.<br />
She saw the whole Gokula<br />
too inside the mouth. She<br />
saw also herself sitting inside<br />
his mouth and examining the<br />
open mouth of her darling<br />
boy. She could not believe<br />
that within the mouth of<br />
her son such things could<br />
appear. Yet she was seeing<br />
them! She was struck with<br />
fear and wonder.<br />
She pondered, “I am not<br />
dreaming, my eyes are open.<br />
I am actually seeing what is<br />
happening before. So this<br />
vision must be due to some<br />
divine power of my son, as<br />
predicted by Gargamuni.”<br />
She surrendered herself to<br />
the Lord and prayed to Him<br />
to protect her child.<br />
When we are beset by<br />
some problems for which we<br />
can find no solution, there<br />
is no alternative except to<br />
surrender to the Supreme<br />
Lord and offer Him our<br />
respectful obeisance. This<br />
was the means adopted by<br />
the intelligent Yasoda. Lord<br />
Krishna cast the spell of his<br />
Maya again on her and once<br />
more appeared like a small<br />
child to her eyes. As one<br />
forgets everything after a<br />
dream, Mother Yasoda too<br />
forgot the entire incident.<br />
As her natural feeling of<br />
affection was again roused,<br />
she took the child on her lap<br />
and fondled him.<br />
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T<br />
HEALTHY LIVING<br />
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Healthy habits<br />
leads to<br />
healthy living<br />
Healthy people are successful not<br />
because of good luck, birth order<br />
or family heritage, but because they<br />
have adopted the right habits.<br />
To become a successful<br />
person, you must adopt<br />
the habits of success. By<br />
emulating the habits of<br />
successful people, anyone<br />
can enjoy the life he or she<br />
desires. Learn the habits,<br />
adopt the habits, practice the<br />
habits and enjoy the success.<br />
The majority of the healthy<br />
people say that they eat<br />
virtually the same meals<br />
every day, mostly the same<br />
breakfast, same lunch, same<br />
dinner. They did not suggest<br />
that they eat exactly the same<br />
for every meal, but they often<br />
chose from three, maybe<br />
four things that they like for<br />
breakfast, lunch and dinner.<br />
Eating small meals more<br />
often reduces cortisol levels,<br />
research suggests. When you<br />
eat small, frequent meals,<br />
the body becomes efficient<br />
at keeping cortisol levels<br />
low, which helps both men<br />
and women reduce belly fat.<br />
Guided by their nutritional<br />
needs and deeply rooted<br />
habit to eat small meals<br />
throughout the day, the<br />
superfit stand steadfast.<br />
Successful healthy people<br />
tend to eat mainly whole,<br />
unprocessed foods, including<br />
fruits, veggies and whole<br />
grains. Whole, natural foods<br />
like apples, steel-cut oatmeal,<br />
broccoli, salads, brown rice<br />
are what food researchers<br />
call low-density foods. They<br />
contain lots of fiber, which<br />
satisfies hunger with few<br />
calories. High-density foods<br />
are the opposite, they are<br />
things like butter, oils, candy<br />
or ice cream.<br />
Try to know, every food’s<br />
calories and approximate<br />
protein, carbohydrate and fat<br />
content. This skill helps in<br />
making better food choices on<br />
a moment’s notice. If you look<br />
into a successfully healthy<br />
person’s fridge, pantry, or<br />
cupboards, you won’t be able<br />
to find cookies, crackers,<br />
chips, chocolate, full-fat ice<br />
cream, or soda.<br />
These simple habit if<br />
cultivated can help you in<br />
having a healthy living. Habits<br />
are what prompting one to<br />
have the choice of healthy<br />
food for a healthy life.<br />
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INDIAN FOOD<br />
Preparation Time : 10 Mins<br />
Cook Time : 15 Mins<br />
a delicacy of its own<br />
from God’s own<br />
country<br />
Kalan<br />
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Kalan is a very traditional<br />
Keralite dish prepared using<br />
yogurt, coconut and vegetables.<br />
It is always a part of any<br />
Sadhya (feast) of any occasion.<br />
Kalan is distinct from all the<br />
curd / yogurt based gravies<br />
and is very easy to make.<br />
Usually Kalan recipe of Kerala<br />
is prepared with Yam and Raw<br />
Plantain.<br />
Requirements<br />
Ingredients<br />
Plantain -2 (preferably Kerala<br />
nendrangai)<br />
Elephant foot yam (senai)- 250 grams<br />
Pepper powder - 1/2 tsp<br />
Chilli Powder -1 tsp<br />
Turmeric powder - a generous pinch<br />
Yogurt/Curd -1 1/4 cup<br />
Salt as required<br />
For Grinding<br />
Grated Coconut - 1/3 cup<br />
Cumins seeds/Jeerakam -1 tsp<br />
Green chilli -3<br />
For the seasoning<br />
Coconut oil -1 tbsp<br />
Mustard seeds -1 tsp<br />
Fenugreek seeds -1/2 tsp<br />
Red chilli -1<br />
Curry leaves - few<br />
How to prepare<br />
Getting ready<br />
Peel the skin and chop plantain and<br />
yam into medium size pieces.<br />
Grind the ingredients to a smooth paste<br />
and keep it aside.<br />
Whisk curd and keep it ready.<br />
Preparation<br />
Preparation Pressure cook plantain<br />
and yam along with pepper powder,<br />
salt, chilli powder, turmeric powder for<br />
1 whistle using less water. If there is<br />
water, cook until it evaporates.<br />
Mash the vegetables slightly. Lower the<br />
heat and add curd/yogurt. Simmer and<br />
cook till it starts thickening.<br />
Then add the ground paste, cook for a<br />
few seconds on low flame and remove<br />
from heat.<br />
Heat a tbsp of coconut oil, add mustard<br />
seeds, when it splutters, add fenugreek<br />
seeds, red chilli, curry leaves and pour it<br />
over the kalan.<br />
Ready to serve<br />
This exclusive Kerala delicacy is mouth<br />
watering dish which is also a herbal cure<br />
for heavy food. The dish is a not to miss<br />
item while having Kerala feast. Serve<br />
it with rice along with some vegetable<br />
fries.<br />
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NRI PROFILE<br />
Dinesh C. Paliwal<br />
Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer<br />
Harman International Industries<br />
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Dinesh C. Paliwal is the Chairman, President and Chief<br />
Executive Officer of Harman International Industries<br />
– a provider of audio and infotainment systems for the<br />
automotive, consumer and professional markets. Dinesh is a<br />
US citizen and has lived and worked in Australia, China, India,<br />
Singapore, Switzerland, and the United States.<br />
Dinesh C. Paliwal was born on 17<br />
December 1957 at Agra, India. Dinesh<br />
has earned a Master’s degree in<br />
Engineering from the Indian Institute of<br />
Technology (IIT Roorkee). He has also<br />
earned a Master’s degree in Applied<br />
Science and Engineering and a Master’s<br />
degree in Business Administration, both<br />
from Miami University of Ohio.<br />
Before joining Harman he worked at<br />
the ABB Group as the President Global<br />
Markets and Technology. During<br />
his 22 years with ABB, he has held<br />
management positions in five countries<br />
and was instrumental in the company’s<br />
dramatic turnaround during the period<br />
2002–2007. He last held the dual<br />
role of President of ABB Group with<br />
responsibility for the company’s global<br />
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P&L, and Chairman/CEO - ABB North<br />
America.<br />
He has served as the Chairman of the<br />
National Foreign Trade Council, ABB<br />
India Ltd., Lummus Global (an oil and<br />
gas technology company) and as a<br />
Director for the US China Business<br />
Council, US India Business Council<br />
and International Swimming Hall of<br />
Fame. He has served for three years as<br />
Economic Advisor to the Governor of<br />
Guangdong Province, China.<br />
In addition to the Harman Board, Dinesh<br />
serves on the Board of Directors for<br />
Bristol-Myers Squibb Company. He also<br />
serves on the board of the Business<br />
Advisory Council of the Farmer School<br />
of Business, Miami University. Dinesh<br />
served on the board of directors of Tyco,<br />
ADT and Embarq, now Century Link<br />
Telecom. He is a member of the CEO<br />
Business Roundtable in Washington,<br />
DC, and the U.S. India Business CEO<br />
Forum, as well as the US India Business<br />
Council (USIBC) Board of Directors.<br />
In 2010, E&Y named Dinesh as the<br />
‘Entrepreneur of the Year’ for the New<br />
York region and Global Organization<br />
of People of Indian Origin (GOPIO)<br />
honored him with ‘Indian American<br />
Achiever’ Award.<br />
In 2011, American India Foundation<br />
(AIF) honored him for ‘Corporate<br />
Leadership’.<br />
In 2012, Dinesh was inducted in the<br />
International Honor Society Beta<br />
Gamma Sigma and the Asian American<br />
Business Development Center<br />
presented him with the ‘Pinnacle Award.’<br />
In 2014, Dinesh was named to Fortune’s<br />
Business Person of the Year list.<br />
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NRI IMMIGRATION<br />
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India,<br />
US to hold<br />
talks on working<br />
visa fee hike<br />
The commerce ministry has said that the increase in visa fees,<br />
sought to be justified by the Barack Obama administration<br />
as a revenue raising measure for better border control, gives<br />
other countries also the opportunity to raise money whenever<br />
the World Trade Organisation gives space to do so.<br />
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The United States’ “revenue<br />
raising” move to double the<br />
fees for short-term H-1B and<br />
L-1visas will be countered<br />
during two-day consultations<br />
beginning in Washington on<br />
Wednesday.<br />
“If they are using it as a<br />
revenue resource raising<br />
measure, then it opens the<br />
Pandora’s box for us also to<br />
generate money whenever<br />
a difference exists between<br />
the WTO’s applied and<br />
bound rates,” a commerce<br />
department official said.<br />
“There is a general feeling<br />
that when everyone is talking<br />
of trade liberalisation, the US’<br />
measure is trade restrictive.<br />
Industry feels that this has hit<br />
their operations,” the official<br />
said.<br />
The increase in H-1B and<br />
L-1 visa fee issue has been<br />
raised with the US at various<br />
levels including by the Prime<br />
Minister with the US President<br />
and recently by the Finance<br />
Minister with the US Trade<br />
Representative, Commerce<br />
and Industry Minister Nirmala<br />
Sitharaman said.<br />
In a letter to US Commerce<br />
Secretary Penny Pritzker<br />
and Deputy National<br />
Security Advisor Caroline<br />
Atkinson, the Commerce<br />
and Industry Ministry had<br />
said, “it was requested<br />
not to incorporate such<br />
discriminatory and punitive<br />
measures into legislations<br />
without due process of notice<br />
and comment, as it would<br />
seriously impede the on going<br />
efforts to take the India-US<br />
bilateral trade and investment<br />
relationship forward”.<br />
“India has also taken up the<br />
matter on US visa fee hike in<br />
the dispute settlement body of<br />
the WTO,” she said.<br />
With this legislation in place,<br />
50:50 companies would now<br />
need to pay an enhanced fee<br />
of $4500 for each L-1 visa<br />
and $4000 for each H-1B visa<br />
as compared to $2250 and<br />
$2000 previously.<br />
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WORLD NEWS<br />
T“The President intends the<br />
visit to send a much more<br />
forward-looking signal about<br />
his ambition for realising<br />
the goals of a planet without<br />
nuclear weapons,” White<br />
House Press Secretary Josh<br />
Earnest said.<br />
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Barack Obama<br />
to call for<br />
Nuclear weapons<br />
free planet<br />
Obama the first American president to visit<br />
Hiroshima -– the site of the first nuclear attack by<br />
the US on Japan -– later this month will give a call<br />
for nuclear weapons-free planet. He will be the<br />
first sitting US president to tour the site where<br />
America first dropped an atomic bomb in 1945,<br />
killing an estimated 140,000 people.<br />
“If you would have imagined<br />
that one of our closest<br />
partners and allies in Asia<br />
was Japan just 70 years<br />
ago, it would have been very<br />
difficult to imagine, given<br />
the hostilities between our<br />
two countries. But yet that’s<br />
exactly what has occurred,<br />
based on a commitment<br />
of the leaders of our two<br />
countries to forge closer<br />
bonds. We’ve also seen<br />
deeper ties between our<br />
peoples. And even as we<br />
speak, there are thousands<br />
of US military service<br />
members who are stationed<br />
in Japan,” Earnest said.<br />
“All of this is a testament to<br />
the way that the US-Japan<br />
relationship has dramatically<br />
changed over the last 70<br />
years and the president is<br />
certainly interested in further<br />
marking the progression of<br />
that relationship by visiting<br />
Hiroshima,” he said.<br />
“The President will have<br />
an opportunity to visit the<br />
Peace Park, and offer up<br />
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his own reflections about<br />
his visit to that city. The<br />
President certainly does<br />
understand the US bears<br />
a special responsibility.<br />
The US continues to be the<br />
only country to have used<br />
nuclear weapons. It means<br />
our country bears a special<br />
responsibility to lead the<br />
world in an effort to eliminate<br />
them. This goal of a nuclear<br />
weapons free world has been<br />
sought by both Democratic<br />
and Republican presidents. It<br />
is a goal that would make our<br />
country and our planet safer,”<br />
Earnest said.<br />
“President Obama has<br />
been a tireless leader in the<br />
global effort to prevent the<br />
spread of nuclear weapons,<br />
and I commend him and the<br />
Administration for their strong<br />
focus on this vital challenge<br />
for global peace and<br />
security,” Democratic Leader<br />
Nancy Pelosi said.<br />
“I commend President<br />
Obama’s decision to visit<br />
the Hiroshima Peace<br />
Memorial which serves as<br />
a poignant reminder of the<br />
devastating cost of nuclear<br />
warfare, especially on civilian<br />
communities,” Senator Mazie<br />
K Hirono said.<br />
“We applaud President<br />
Obama’s decision to<br />
visit Hiroshima, in part to<br />
recognise the innocent<br />
victims of war and in<br />
particular the experience<br />
and work of atomic bomb<br />
survivors of Hiroshima and<br />
Nagasaki — the hibakusha —<br />
who have worked tirelessly to<br />
remind the world why nuclear<br />
weapons must never be used<br />
again,” said Daryl G Kimball,<br />
executive director of the<br />
independent, non-partisan<br />
Arms Control Association.<br />
“It’s time for a US President<br />
to visit Hiroshima’s Peace<br />
Park in Japan to honour<br />
those who died during the<br />
atomic bombing and to<br />
affirm the goal of a nuclear<br />
weapons free world. At this<br />
point, it’s not enough to<br />
repeat the words Obama<br />
has said several times since<br />
his historic Prague speech<br />
calling for the abolishment<br />
of nuclear weapons. Obama<br />
“<br />
must announce actions he<br />
will take in his remaining<br />
months as President that<br />
will actually bring the world<br />
closer to being free of nuclear<br />
weapons,” it said.<br />
“In a complex world of<br />
unsolved old problems and<br />
mounting new challenges,<br />
we have the vision and the<br />
ability to solve this one so<br />
that future generations might<br />
be spared from a nuclear<br />
attack. The President’s<br />
commemoration at Hiroshima<br />
will put this aspiration in stark<br />
relief,” Senator Ben Cardin<br />
said.<br />
It’s time for a US<br />
President to visit<br />
Hiroshima’s Peace<br />
Park in Japan to<br />
honour those who<br />
died during the<br />
atomic bombing and<br />
to affirm the goal of a<br />
nuclear weapons free<br />
world.<br />
“<br />
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DESI NEWS<br />
State elections<br />
Congress<br />
Continues Downslide<br />
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In an emphatic mandate, the<br />
BJP has won 86 of Assam’s<br />
126 assembly seats, with the<br />
Congress, which ruled for<br />
the last 15 years, getting<br />
only 26<br />
In Tamil Nadu Chief Minister<br />
J Jayalalithaa has ensured<br />
repeated mandate for the<br />
first time in the history of<br />
Tamil Nadu after Shri M G<br />
Ramachandran. In West<br />
Bengal incumbent Chief<br />
Minister Mamatha Banerjee<br />
sealed her victory for the<br />
second time in a row. As<br />
usual Kerala has voted LDF<br />
to power. In Puduchery<br />
Congress became the single<br />
largest party.<br />
The election results<br />
envisages that the time has<br />
come to realise the dream<br />
of Prime Minister Narendra<br />
Modi of ‘Congress mukt<br />
Bharath’. Now that, Congress<br />
the oldest and largest party in<br />
the country which has been<br />
ruling the country and almost<br />
all the state is ruling only 6%,<br />
that too with the certainty of<br />
not coming to power after the<br />
next election in these states.<br />
The party president Sonia<br />
Gandhi has said, “will<br />
introspect into the reasons of<br />
our loses”. Meanwhile, her<br />
son, Rahul Gandhi tweeted,<br />
“We accept the verdict of<br />
people with humility.”<br />
“Today’s results disappointing<br />
but not unexpected. We have<br />
done enough Introspection<br />
“will<br />
intro<br />
in<br />
rea<br />
ou<br />
Me<br />
her son, Ra<br />
Gandhi tweet<br />
accept the v<br />
of people<br />
humilit<br />
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shouldn’t we go for a Major<br />
Surgery ?” tweeted Congress<br />
leader Digvijaya Singh.<br />
Singh said that no action<br />
was taken on the reports<br />
submitted by party leaders<br />
for the party’s future after the<br />
Lok Sabha elections. “The<br />
deadline for submitting the<br />
report was February 20, 2015.<br />
We all submitted our reports,<br />
I also did. It is May <strong>2016</strong> and<br />
we are still awaiting action. So<br />
the question is, how long will<br />
the party introspect? Action<br />
on what all we told the party<br />
leadership is long overdue.”<br />
Congress leader Shashi<br />
Tharoor also said that it is<br />
now a time for action, “The<br />
time for introspection is now<br />
past. Time for action has<br />
come…It is time to move and it<br />
is time to make some visible<br />
changes that the world and<br />
the country can see.”<br />
spect<br />
to the<br />
sons of<br />
r loses”.<br />
anwhile,<br />
hul<br />
ed, “We<br />
erdict<br />
with<br />
y.”<br />
It is time to understand that<br />
dynastic politics is what is<br />
ruining the grand old party.<br />
Now is the time for Congress<br />
to grow out of the familly.<br />
There are many efficient and<br />
compatible leaders in the<br />
party. Let a smart and popular<br />
leader lead the party or else<br />
Congress can be read only in<br />
the history books of schools<br />
by the children.<br />
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IN BUSINESS<br />
400% surge in<br />
Indians’ average<br />
wealth in 10 years<br />
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Average wealth of an Indian has surged by 400<br />
percent in 10 years while that of an European<br />
citizen has declined by 5 percent during the<br />
period, says a report by New World Wealth.<br />
The report<br />
said that<br />
in the<br />
emerging<br />
markets<br />
such as<br />
India, China and Vietnam,<br />
average wealth has gone up<br />
by over 400 percent during<br />
the past 10-year period<br />
(2005-15).<br />
The average European<br />
citizen is currently worth<br />
around $86,000. This<br />
compares poorly to the other<br />
developed markets as the<br />
average wealth of a person<br />
in Australia has increased<br />
by over 100 per cent and in<br />
Canada by over 50 per cent<br />
in the same period.<br />
The study says that one of<br />
the major issues that has<br />
deterred the wealth creation<br />
in Europe is the migration<br />
of wealthy people out of<br />
Europe, mainly to countries<br />
such as USA, Canada, New<br />
Zealand, the Caribbean and<br />
Australia.<br />
and Southern Europe - in<br />
particular, large European<br />
economies such as<br />
Germany, the UK, France,<br />
Italy and Spain will struggle.”<br />
Rising income tax rates<br />
deterred the new business<br />
formation and loss of jobs<br />
to Asia, particularly in<br />
the manufacturing sector<br />
and inability of certain<br />
countries to handle large<br />
pension obligations (like<br />
Greece). Europe is expected<br />
to continue to lose the<br />
primary sector jobs to Asia,<br />
particularly to emerging<br />
countries such as, China,<br />
India, Sri Lanka, the<br />
Philippines and Vietnam.<br />
In terms of wealth growth,<br />
certain Eastern European<br />
countries such as Poland<br />
is likely to perform well,<br />
the report said. The report<br />
refers ‘Wealth’ as net assets<br />
of a person. It includes all<br />
their assets (property, cash,<br />
equity, business interests)<br />
less any liabilities.<br />
The report said that “we do<br />
not expect much growth<br />
to come from Western<br />
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Sonia Gandhi<br />
named by Italian court in<br />
Augustawestland<br />
Chopper scam<br />
In its 225-page judgment, the Italian Court of<br />
Appeals addresses several conversations which<br />
took place among the three middlemen involved<br />
in the Augustawestland Chopper deal with India,<br />
Carlos Gerosa, Christian Michel and Guildo<br />
Haschke.<br />
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These conversations have<br />
mentions of “Mrs Gandhi”<br />
being the “driving force<br />
behind the VIP”, and she<br />
and her “closest advisers”<br />
Ahmed Patel has to be<br />
“the aim of the British high<br />
commissioner” to target to<br />
materialise the deal.<br />
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In February 2010, the<br />
Congress-led UPA<br />
government had signed a<br />
contract with the UK-based<br />
helicopter manufacturing<br />
company AgustaWestland<br />
to purchase 12 AW101<br />
helicopters for the Indian<br />
Air Force for Rs 3,600<br />
crore. These choppers were<br />
supposed to be used for<br />
flying the President of India,<br />
the Prime Minister, and other<br />
such VVIPs.<br />
In February 2013, Italian<br />
police arrested Agusta<br />
Westland CEO Bruno<br />
Spagnolini and Guiseppe<br />
Orsi, chairman of<br />
AgustaWestland’s parent<br />
company Finmeccanica, on<br />
charges of paying bribes<br />
to win the VVIP chopper<br />
deal with the Indian Air<br />
Force. This led to the UPA<br />
government putting a hold on<br />
the deal. The then Defence<br />
Minister AK Antony ordered<br />
a CBI probe into the matter.<br />
In 2014, the UPA<br />
government cancelled the<br />
deal with AgustaWestland on<br />
grounds of the integrity pact<br />
being violated. Most of the<br />
money paid for the deal is<br />
said to have been recovered.<br />
Air Chief Marshal SP Tyagi,<br />
the former Indian Air Force<br />
chief, is being accused of<br />
having tweaked with the<br />
altitude requirements in<br />
favour of AgustaWestland<br />
winning the VVIP chopper<br />
deal. Prior to Tyagi<br />
becoming the Air Force<br />
chief, the IAF is said to<br />
have opposed purchasing<br />
AgustaWestland’s AW101<br />
as they were not capable of<br />
flying in high-altitude areas<br />
like Siachen and Tiger Hill.<br />
Tyagi “conceded to reduce”<br />
the altitude requirements<br />
and brought AgustaWestland<br />
back into the race for the<br />
chopper deal.<br />
The gloves were off inside<br />
and outside the Parliament<br />
with the BJP and Congress<br />
trading charges over alleged<br />
payoffs in the supply of 12<br />
AgustaWestland helicopters<br />
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Sonia Gandhi<br />
reacted to<br />
BJP leader<br />
Subramaniam<br />
Swamy’s<br />
allegations<br />
and said, “I am<br />
not afraid<br />
of anyone<br />
cornering me<br />
as there is no<br />
basis to that.<br />
All accusations<br />
they are<br />
throwing at us<br />
are false.<br />
to India after an Italian<br />
appeals court handed<br />
prison terms to former<br />
chiefs of Finmeccanica<br />
and AgustaWestland on<br />
corruption charges. The<br />
BJP asked the then Defence<br />
Minister A K Antony to name<br />
Congress leaders allegedly<br />
involved in the scandal.<br />
Union Finance Minister<br />
Arun Jaitley said in the<br />
Rajya Sabha that “the bribegiver<br />
has been convicted<br />
and now the bribe-taker<br />
has to be identified”. He<br />
said the written admission<br />
by the alleged middleman<br />
(James Christian Michel)<br />
has to be examined and an<br />
“investigation is underway”.<br />
Sonia Gandhi reacted to<br />
BJP leader Subramaniam<br />
Swamy’s allegations and<br />
said, “I am not afraid of<br />
anyone cornering me as<br />
there is no basis to that.<br />
All accusations they are<br />
throwing at us are false.<br />
Where is the proof? They<br />
are lying, this is part of<br />
a strategy of character<br />
assassination which we have<br />
known these people indulge<br />
in. The government is there<br />
for the last two years. What<br />
are they doing? Inquiry<br />
is there, why don’t they<br />
complete it? Complete it as<br />
soon as possible, impartially,<br />
so that the truth will come<br />
out.”<br />
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FREEDOM FIGHTER<br />
42<br />
Woman<br />
power of<br />
Freedom Movement<br />
Pritilata Waddedar<br />
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Pritilata Waddedar was the answer for the<br />
European club’s infamous board - “Dogs and<br />
Indians not allowed”. Pritilata Waddedar was born<br />
on 5th May 1911 in a much culturally advanced<br />
middle class family at Dhalghat Village in<br />
Chittagong.<br />
Pritilata Waddedar parents<br />
were Sri Jagabandhu<br />
Waddadar and Smt. Pratibha<br />
Waddadar who arranged for<br />
the best possible education<br />
for their daughter in Dr.<br />
Khastogir’s school directly<br />
in class III where she was<br />
awarded scholarship in class<br />
III which proved her genre<br />
and brillance.<br />
She passed Matriculation<br />
Examination, in 1928 and she<br />
got admitted in Eden College<br />
in Dhaka and she passed I.<br />
A. Examination. She came<br />
to Kolkata for her graduation<br />
in English and was admitted<br />
in famous Bethune College<br />
and came out successful<br />
in B. A. examination. After<br />
completion of her graduation<br />
she was appointed directly as<br />
the Headmistress of Aparna<br />
Charan Girls’ School in<br />
Chittagong (Chattogram).<br />
Pritilata had a keen desire<br />
to give her contribution for<br />
the freedom struggle and<br />
the destiny gave her the<br />
opportunity through her<br />
colleague Kalpana Dutta<br />
who has introduced Pritilata<br />
to the great revolutionary<br />
leader Surya Sen. Surya<br />
Sen was reluctant to include<br />
Pritilata in his group, but her<br />
determination to eliminate<br />
British supremacy was so<br />
firm, so that Surya Sen<br />
finally accepted Pritilata as<br />
the woman comrade and a<br />
member in his revolutionary<br />
group.<br />
Rani Lakshmibai of Jhansi<br />
was a role model and an<br />
inspirational force for Pritilata<br />
to sacrifice her life for the<br />
liberation of motherland. It<br />
was Pritilata’s intelligence,<br />
strategy and efforts that<br />
helped Surya Sen and<br />
other members to attack<br />
the armoury raid, telegraph<br />
office, railway lines and make<br />
the uprising of Chittagong<br />
successful.<br />
To avenge the death of<br />
innocent teenage comrades<br />
in Jalalabad encounter,<br />
Surya Sen’s next strategy<br />
was to attack the Pahartali<br />
European club which had<br />
a board titled – Dogs and<br />
Indians are not allowed.<br />
Surya Sen selected Pritilata<br />
to lead this plan along with a<br />
team to attack the European<br />
club on September 23rd<br />
1932. Pritilata succeeded in<br />
attacking the European club,<br />
but in the bloody encounter,<br />
Pritilata was fatally wounded<br />
and there was no way to<br />
escape from the Britishers.<br />
Pritilata commanded her<br />
members to run away from<br />
the spot and preferred to<br />
sacrifice her life for her<br />
motherland. Pritilata ended<br />
her life by swallowing<br />
potassium cyanide and<br />
her martyrdom became a<br />
great motivation for several<br />
women to plunge in the<br />
freedom struggle. At the age<br />
of 21, Pritilata had given<br />
up her valuable life for our<br />
motherland.<br />
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INDIAN YOGA<br />
44<br />
Kapal Bhati Pranayama<br />
(SKULL SHINING BREATHING<br />
TECHNIQUE)<br />
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Kapal Bhati Pranayama is<br />
a very powerful breathing<br />
exercise that helps to bring<br />
your entire system into a<br />
perfect balance. 80 percent<br />
of the toxins in our body<br />
are released through the<br />
outgoing breath. Regular<br />
practice of Kapal Bhati<br />
pranayama detoxifies all the<br />
systems in our body. And<br />
the obvious sign of a healthy<br />
body is a shining forehead.<br />
Kapal Bhati literally translates<br />
to ‘the shining forehead’ and<br />
that is exactly what happens<br />
with regular practice of this<br />
pranayama. A forehead that<br />
glows not just from outside<br />
but also an intellect that<br />
becomes sharp and refined.<br />
How To Do Kapal Bhati<br />
Pranayama<br />
* Sit comfortably with your<br />
spine erect.<br />
* Place your hands on the<br />
knees, palms open to the<br />
sky.<br />
* Take a deep breath in.<br />
* As you exhale, pull your<br />
stomach. Pull your navel in<br />
back towards the spine.<br />
* Do as much as you<br />
comfortably can.<br />
* You may keep your right<br />
hand on the stomach to<br />
feel the abdominal muscles<br />
contract.<br />
* Pull the navel in.<br />
* As you relax the navel and<br />
abdomen, the breath flows<br />
into your lungs automatically.<br />
* Take 20 such breaths to<br />
complete one round of Kapal<br />
Bhati pranayama.<br />
* After completing the round,<br />
relax with your eyes closed<br />
and observe the sensations<br />
in your body.<br />
* Do two more rounds of<br />
Kapal Bhati pranayama.<br />
The exhalation in Kapal<br />
Bhati Pranayama is active<br />
and forceful. So just throw<br />
out your breath. Don't<br />
worry about the inhalation.<br />
The moment you relax<br />
your abdominal muscles,<br />
inhalation will happen<br />
naturally. Just keep your<br />
awareness on breathing<br />
out. Practice it on an empty<br />
stomach.<br />
Benefits Kapal Bhati<br />
Pranayama<br />
* Effective in reducing<br />
weight by increasing the<br />
metabolic rate<br />
* Clears the nadis (subtle<br />
energy channels)<br />
* Stimulates abdominal<br />
organs and thus is extremely<br />
useful to those with diabetes<br />
* Improves blood circulation<br />
and adds radiance to the face<br />
* Improves digestive tract<br />
functioning, absorption and<br />
assimilation of nutrients<br />
* Results in a taut and<br />
trimmed down belly<br />
* Energizes the nervous<br />
system and rejuvenates brain<br />
cells<br />
* Calms and uplifts the mind<br />
Who Should Avoid<br />
Avoid practicing this<br />
breathing technique if you<br />
have an artificial pacemaker<br />
or stents, backache due<br />
to slip disc, recently went<br />
through an abdominal<br />
surgery, or are suffering with<br />
epilepsy or hernia.<br />
Women should not practice<br />
during and shortly after<br />
pregnancy, as well as<br />
during menstruation as it<br />
involves vigorous abdominal<br />
squeezes.<br />
People with hypertension<br />
and heart problems should<br />
practice this breathing<br />
technique only under a yoga<br />
expert's guidance.<br />
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LIFE STYLE<br />
Maintaining<br />
Healthy lifestyle<br />
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Our body is a temple and we need to<br />
take care of it to have a healthy life. There rise several<br />
questions. How healthy are you? Do you have a<br />
healthy diet? Do you exercise regularly? Do you drink<br />
at least 8 glasses of water a day? Do you get enough<br />
sleep every day? Answers to these questions leads us<br />
to maintain a healthy life.<br />
Think of your body as your<br />
physical shell to take you<br />
through your life. If you<br />
repeatedly abuse it with<br />
unhealthy food, your shell<br />
will wear out quickly. Life is<br />
beautiful and you don’t want<br />
to bog yourself down with<br />
unnecessary health problems.<br />
Don’t take your good health<br />
today for granted. Take<br />
proper care of your body.<br />
Good health is not just about<br />
healthy eating and exercise, it<br />
is also about having a positive<br />
mental health, healthy selfimage<br />
and a healthy lifestyle.<br />
Drink more water. Water<br />
is essential for our body to<br />
function – Do you know over<br />
60% of our body is made up<br />
of water? Water is needed to<br />
carry out our body functions,<br />
remove waste and carry<br />
nutrients and oxygen around<br />
our body. Since we lose<br />
water through urine, bowel<br />
movements, perspiration<br />
and breathing, we need to<br />
replenish our water intake.<br />
Get enough sleep. When<br />
you don’t rest well, you<br />
compensate by eating more<br />
junk food. Get enough rest<br />
and you don’t need to snack<br />
to stay awake. Remember<br />
lack of sleep causes<br />
premature aging.<br />
Exercise adequately.<br />
Movement is life. Researches<br />
has shown that exercising<br />
brings tremendous benefits<br />
to our health, including<br />
increase of life span, lowering<br />
the risk of diseases, higher<br />
bone density and weight<br />
loss. Increase activity in your<br />
life. Choose walking over<br />
transport for close distances.<br />
Climb the stairs instead of<br />
taking the lift.<br />
Eat more fruits. Fruits are<br />
a plethora of vitamins and<br />
minerals. Fill your palate<br />
with nutritious fruits such<br />
as, Watermelon, Apricots,<br />
Avocado, Apple, Cantaloupe,<br />
Grapefruit, Kiwi, Guava,<br />
Papaya, Strawberries.<br />
Eat more vegetables.<br />
Vegetables are important<br />
for the well being of our<br />
health. Experts suggest<br />
that we should have 5-9<br />
servings of fruits / vegetables.<br />
Include vegetables such as,<br />
Kidney beans, black beans,<br />
asparagus, long beans,<br />
french beans, sprouts, button<br />
mushrooms and carrots in<br />
your food.<br />
Healthy lifestyle is what<br />
everybody would like to<br />
have. It is easy to lead a<br />
healthy lifestyle. It does not<br />
burn your pocket. The above<br />
suggestions are so simple<br />
that anybody can follow<br />
without much effort or cost.<br />
Stay healthy for a Happy life.<br />
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RELATIONSHIP<br />
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Long term<br />
Relationship<br />
are healthy<br />
Every successful relationship is successful in it’s own<br />
unique way. A successful long-term relationship include<br />
everything from personality traits such as your emotional<br />
temperament, social style, values and even your beliefs,<br />
to one of the more commonly sought after qualities<br />
- a sense of humour.<br />
Remember the old adage<br />
“nobody’s perfect”. When you fall<br />
for someone, your initial attraction<br />
can stop you noticing your new<br />
partner’s flaws or at least override<br />
them. But as things progress, you<br />
learn more about each other -<br />
both the good and the bad.<br />
There are various stages to a<br />
relationship. As you look to make<br />
someone a part of your life for<br />
long-term, you may question<br />
whether the relationship is right<br />
for you. Going slow diminishes the<br />
risk of that.<br />
Being true to yourself is crucial to<br />
making a relationship last. Being<br />
honest with yourself about what<br />
you want out of life and out of your<br />
relationship is a must. Be mindful<br />
to tell the truth when asked and<br />
do your best to be upfront. You<br />
may need to make room for your<br />
partner in your life, but not at the<br />
expense of everything else.<br />
No need to compromise your<br />
independence. Quality time in<br />
any form is important in making a<br />
relationship last. Don’t be afraid<br />
to let your guard down. If you’re<br />
hiding your feelings, don’t expect<br />
your other half to be a mind<br />
reader. Spend time together just<br />
talking.<br />
Everyday courtesies are easy<br />
to maintain and provide a low<br />
key, but effective way of letting<br />
your other half know that you<br />
are valued and cared for. The<br />
same goes for those little things,<br />
touches, kisses, hand-holding,<br />
small, inexpensive gifts, that longterm<br />
couples can sometimes take<br />
for granted to the point where they<br />
stop doing them.<br />
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LOVE & ROMANCE<br />
50<br />
Romancing<br />
and being loved<br />
adds richness to our<br />
lives. When people feel<br />
close to others they are<br />
happier and healthier.<br />
Healthy romance helps<br />
us to feel important,<br />
understood, and<br />
secure.<br />
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Healthy Romance<br />
leads to a<br />
Blissful life<br />
Romantic relationships are important for happiness<br />
and well-being. A healthy functional intimate<br />
relationship is based on equality and respect, not<br />
power and control. Ensure that you are able to<br />
maintain beliefs and sense of self as well as offer time<br />
and attention to the relationship.<br />
S<br />
Some independence, privacy<br />
and care about each other’s<br />
quality of life helps in healthy<br />
romance. Working on a<br />
relationship always begins<br />
with working on oneself, take<br />
responsibility for your behavior.<br />
Romancing and being loved<br />
adds richness to our lives.<br />
When people feel close to<br />
others they are happier and<br />
healthier. Healthy romance<br />
helps us to feel important,<br />
understood, and secure. the<br />
kind of love we feel in romantic<br />
relationships is its own unique<br />
type of love.<br />
Attraction is the “chemistry”<br />
part of love. It’s all about the<br />
physical — even sexual —<br />
interest between two people.<br />
Attraction is responsible for the<br />
desire to feel to kiss and hold<br />
with full of affection. Attraction is<br />
behind the flushed, nervous-butexcited<br />
way we feel when your<br />
partner is near.<br />
Closeness is the bond that<br />
develops when we share<br />
thoughts and feelings that we<br />
may not share with anyone else.<br />
When you have the feeling of<br />
closeness, you feel supported,<br />
cared for, understood and<br />
accepted for who you are.<br />
Commitment is the promise or<br />
decision to stick by the other<br />
person through the ups and<br />
downs of the relationship.<br />
Romance love is when attraction<br />
and closeness are combined.<br />
Lots of relationships grow out of<br />
an initial attraction and develop<br />
into closeness.<br />
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INDIAN TRAVELOGUE<br />
Vrindavan<br />
Transcendental bliss<br />
52<br />
The town is about 15 km<br />
away from Mathura, the city<br />
of Lord Krishna’s birthplace,<br />
near the Agra-Delhi highway.<br />
The town hosts hundreds<br />
of temples dedicated to the<br />
worship of Radha and Krishna<br />
and is considered sacred<br />
by a number of religious<br />
traditions such as Gaudiya<br />
Vaishnavism, Vaishnavism,<br />
and Hinduism in general.<br />
The ancient name of the city,<br />
Brindavana, comes from its<br />
groves of ‘Brinda’ Ocimum<br />
tenuiflorum (Holy Basil or<br />
Tulsi) with vana meaning a<br />
grove or a forest. Two small<br />
groves still exist at Nidhivan<br />
and Seva Kunj.<br />
Vrindavan was the place<br />
where Lord Krishna spend<br />
his childhood and teenage<br />
enjoying the earthly mischiefs<br />
and pranks. This is the place<br />
where Lord Krishna shown the<br />
eternal love with the Gopi’s<br />
especially Radha ji. A devotee<br />
who enters Vrindavan can<br />
literally feel the vibrations of<br />
love and affection of Lord<br />
Krishna and his Gopi’s. The<br />
places where Lord Krishna<br />
wandered along with his<br />
friends and Gopi’s will<br />
definitely reverberate in your<br />
antharatma (subconscious<br />
mind) and takes you in a<br />
journey of transcendental<br />
bliss.<br />
History<br />
Vrindavan has an ancient<br />
past, associated with Hindu<br />
history, and is an important<br />
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Vrindavan also known as Vraj (as it lies in the<br />
Braj region) is a town in the Mathura district of<br />
Uttar Pradesh, India. It is the site of an ancient<br />
forest which is the region where Lord Krishna<br />
spent his childhood days.<br />
Hindu pilgrimage site. One of<br />
its oldest surviving temples is<br />
the Govinda Deo temple, built<br />
in 1590, in the town founded<br />
earlier in the same century.<br />
It is believed that the essence<br />
of Vrindavan was lost over<br />
time until the 16th century,<br />
when it was rediscovered by<br />
Lord Chaitanya Mahaprabhu.<br />
In the year 1515, Lord<br />
Chaitanya Mahaprabhu<br />
visited Vrindavan, with the<br />
purpose of locating the<br />
lost holy places associated<br />
with Lord Sri Krishna’s<br />
transcendental pastimes.<br />
Lord Chaitanya wandered<br />
through the different sacred<br />
forests of Vrindavan in a<br />
spiritual trance of divine love.<br />
By His divine spiritual power,<br />
He was able to locate all<br />
the important places of Lord<br />
Krishna’s pastimes in and<br />
around Vrindavan.<br />
Legends<br />
Vrindavan is considered to be<br />
a holy place by all traditions<br />
of Hinduism. The major<br />
tradition followed in the area<br />
is Vaishnavism and it is a<br />
center of learning with many<br />
Vrindavan Ashrams operating<br />
in and around. It’s a center<br />
of Krishna worship and the<br />
area includes places like<br />
Govardhan and Gokul that<br />
are associated with Krishna.<br />
Many millions of devotees<br />
of Radha and Krishna visit<br />
these places of pilgrimage<br />
every year and participate<br />
in a number of festivals that<br />
relates to the scenes from<br />
Krishna’s life on Earth.<br />
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INDIAN TRAVELOGUE<br />
The Bhagavata Purana<br />
describes Krishna’s early<br />
childhood pastimes in the<br />
Vrindavan forest where he,<br />
his brother Balaram, and his<br />
cowherd friends stole butter,<br />
engaged in childhood pranks<br />
and fought with demons.<br />
Along with these activities,<br />
Krishna is also described as<br />
meeting and dancing with<br />
the local girls of Vrindavan<br />
village, especially Radharani,<br />
who were known as Gopis.<br />
These pastimes were the<br />
source of inspiration for the<br />
famous Sanskrit poem, Gita<br />
Govinda, by the Sanskrit poet,<br />
Jayadeva (1200 AD).<br />
Madan Mohan<br />
Temple<br />
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It is said that because<br />
of the blessings of Lord<br />
Krishna, Kalyug will not enter<br />
Vrindavan.<br />
Madan Mohan<br />
Temple<br />
Madan Mohan Temple located<br />
near the Kali Ghat was built<br />
by Kapur Ram Das of Multan.<br />
This is the oldest temple in<br />
Vrindavan. The temple is<br />
closely associated with Shri<br />
Chaitanya Mahaprabhu.<br />
The original image of Lord<br />
Madan Gopal was shifted<br />
from the shrine to Karauli in<br />
Rajasthan for safe keeping<br />
during Aurangzeb’s rule.<br />
Today, a replica of the image<br />
is worshiped at the temple.<br />
It is said that because<br />
of the blessings of Lord<br />
Krishna, Kalyug will not<br />
enter Vrindavan.<br />
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Banke Bihari<br />
Temple<br />
Banke Bihari Temple, built<br />
in 1862 is the most popular<br />
shrine at Vrindavan. The<br />
image of Banke-Bihari<br />
was discovered in Nidhi<br />
Van by Swami Haridas,<br />
the great Krishna devotee,<br />
belonging to the Nimbarka<br />
sampradaya.<br />
Shahji Temple<br />
Radha Vallabh<br />
Temple<br />
Radha Vallabh Temple, set<br />
up by the Radha-Vallabh<br />
sampradaya, through Sri Hith<br />
Harivansh Mahaprabhu, has<br />
the crown of Radharani placed<br />
next to the Shri Krishna image<br />
in the sanctum sanctorum.<br />
Shri Radha Madhava<br />
Temple<br />
Jaipur Temple which was<br />
built by Sawai Madho Singh<br />
II, the Maharaja of Jaipur in<br />
1917, is a richly embellished<br />
and opulent temple. The fine<br />
hand - carved sandstone is<br />
of unparalleled workmanship.<br />
The temple is dedicated to Shri<br />
Radha Madhava.<br />
Sri Radha Raman<br />
Mandir<br />
Sri Radha Raman Mandir,<br />
constructed at the request<br />
of Gopala Bhatta Goswami<br />
around 1542 is one of the<br />
most exquisitely crafted and<br />
revered temples of Vrindavan,<br />
especially by the Goswamis.<br />
It still houses the original<br />
saligram deity of Krishna,<br />
alongside Radharani.<br />
Shahji Temple<br />
Shahji Temple, is another<br />
popular temple at Vrindavan,<br />
which was designed and<br />
built in 1876 by a wealthy<br />
jeweller, Shah Kundan Lal of<br />
Lucknow. The deities at the<br />
temple are popularly known<br />
as the Chhote Radha Raman.<br />
Noted for its magnificent<br />
architecture and beautiful<br />
marble sculpture, the temple<br />
has twelve spiral columns<br />
each 15 feet high. The<br />
`Basanti Kamra’ - the durbar<br />
hall is famed for its Belgian<br />
glass chandeliers and fine<br />
paintings.<br />
Rangaji Temple<br />
Rangaji Temple, built in<br />
1851 is dedicated to Lord<br />
Ranganatha or Rangaji<br />
depicted as Lord Vishnu in<br />
his Sheshashayi pose, resting<br />
on the coils of the sacred<br />
Sesha Naga. The temple built<br />
in the Dravidian style (as a<br />
replica of Srivilliputhur) has<br />
a tall gopuram (gateway),<br />
of six storeys and a gold -<br />
plated Dhwaja stambha, 50<br />
feet high. A water tank and<br />
a picturesque garden lie<br />
within the temple enclosure.<br />
The annual festival of Jal<br />
Vihar of the presiding deity is<br />
performed with great pomp<br />
and splendor at the tank. The<br />
temple is also famous for its<br />
`Brahmotsdav’ celebration in<br />
March–April, more popularly<br />
known as the `Rath ka Mela’.<br />
The ten day long celebrations<br />
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are marked by the pulling of<br />
the rath (the chariot car) by<br />
the devotees from the temple<br />
to the adjoining gardens. The<br />
prayers within the temple<br />
are performed, following in<br />
the style of Andal, one of the<br />
twelve Vaishnav Saints of<br />
South India.<br />
Govind Deo<br />
(Govindaji) Temple<br />
Govind Deo (Govindaji)<br />
Temple was once a<br />
magnificent seven storeyed<br />
structure built in the form of<br />
a Greek cross. It is said that<br />
the Emperor Akbar donated<br />
some of the red sandstone<br />
that had been brought for<br />
the Red Fort at Agra, for the<br />
construction of this temple.<br />
Built at the astronomical cost<br />
of one crore rupees in 1590<br />
by his general Raja Man<br />
Singh, the temple combines<br />
western, Hindu and Muslim<br />
architectural elements in its<br />
structure. It was destroyed by<br />
Mughal ruler Aurangzeb.<br />
Sri Krishna-Balaram<br />
Temple<br />
Sri Krishna-Balaram Temple<br />
built by the International<br />
Society for Krishna<br />
Consciousness (ISKCON)<br />
in a location known as<br />
‘Raman-Reti’, is one of<br />
the most beautiful temples<br />
in Vrindavan today. The<br />
principal deities of this temple<br />
are Krishna & Balaram,<br />
with Radha-Shyamasundar<br />
and Gaura-Nitai alongside.<br />
Adjoining the temple is the<br />
Samadhi of A. C. Bhakti<br />
Vedanta Swami Prabhupada,<br />
the founder of ISKCON, built in<br />
pure white marble.<br />
Radha Damodar<br />
Mandir<br />
Radha Damodar Mandir<br />
Located at Seva Kunj, the<br />
Mandir was established in<br />
1542 by Srila Jiva Goswami.<br />
The deities Sri Sri Radha<br />
Damodar are here. The bhajan<br />
kutir of A. C. Bhakti Vedanta<br />
Swami Prabhupada is also<br />
situated at the Mandir.<br />
Shri Maa Katyayani<br />
Mandir<br />
Shri Maa Katyayani Mandir,<br />
the temple is situated in Radha<br />
Bagh, near Rangnath mandir.<br />
This is one of suddh Shakti<br />
Peetha of Shakti.<br />
Chintaharan<br />
Hanuman Mandir<br />
Chintaharan Hanuman Mandir,<br />
temple of Lord Hanuman is<br />
situated near Atalvan.<br />
Legend has it that<br />
the Shree Radha<br />
Rasa Bihari Ashta<br />
Sakhi Mandir is<br />
one of the two<br />
places in Mathura,<br />
Vrindavan where<br />
the Lord Krishna<br />
actually indulges<br />
in the Rasa Lila<br />
with his beloved<br />
Radha and her<br />
sakhis.<br />
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Shree Radha Ras<br />
Bihari Ashta Sakhi<br />
Temple<br />
In Vrindavan, the “Lila<br />
Sthan” (the place of the<br />
divine Passion play) of<br />
Lord Krishna, is a must visit<br />
destination for devotees<br />
completing the 84 kosh<br />
Vraj Parikrama Yatra. The<br />
temple is centuries old and<br />
is the first Indian temple<br />
that is dedicated to the<br />
divine couple and their<br />
Ashta Sakhi’s - the eight<br />
“companions” of Radha who<br />
were intimately involved<br />
in her love play with the<br />
Lord Krishna. The Ashta<br />
Sakhis are mentioned in<br />
the ancient texts of Puranas<br />
and the Bhagavata Purana.<br />
The temple is called Shree<br />
Radha Ras Bihari Ashta<br />
Sakhi Mandir and it is home<br />
to the divine Rasa Lila of<br />
Lord Krishna and Radharani.<br />
It is located in close proximity<br />
to the Shri Banke Bihari<br />
Mandir. Legend has it that<br />
the Shree Radha Rasa<br />
Bihari Ashta Sakhi Mandir<br />
is one of the two places in<br />
Mathura, Vrindavan where<br />
the Lord Krishna actually<br />
indulges in the Rasa Lila<br />
with his beloved Radha and<br />
her sakhis. On these nights,<br />
devotees have reported<br />
hearing the sound of the<br />
anklets, beating in tune to a<br />
divine melody.<br />
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INDIAN HISTORY<br />
Nightmare of<br />
Arab rulers<br />
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Gurjara-Pratihara<br />
dynasty<br />
The Gurjara-Pratihara Dynasty, also known as the<br />
Pratihara Empire, was an Indian imperial power that<br />
ruled much of Northern India from the mid-7th to the<br />
11th century. The rulers were members of the Gurjara<br />
who were followers of Hinduism. Some of their clans<br />
later came to be known as Rajputs. They ruled first at<br />
Ujjain and later at Kannauj.<br />
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The Gurjara-Pratiharas were<br />
instrumental in containing<br />
Arab armies from moving<br />
east of the Indus River.<br />
Nagabhata I defeated the<br />
Arab army under Junaid<br />
and Tamin in the Battle of<br />
Rajasthan. Under Nagabhata<br />
II, the Gurjara-Pratiharas<br />
became the most powerful<br />
dynasty in northern India.<br />
Nagabhata II was succeeded<br />
by his son Ramabhadra,<br />
who ruled briefly, and was<br />
succeeded by his son Mihira<br />
Bhoja I. Under Bhoja and his<br />
successor Mahendrapala<br />
I, the Pratihara Empire<br />
reached its peak of<br />
prosperity and power.<br />
The extent the empire<br />
reached west to the border<br />
of Sindh, east to Bengal,<br />
north to the Himalayas, and<br />
south past the Narmada.<br />
The expansion once again<br />
triggered the power struggle<br />
for the control of the Indian<br />
Subcontinent, known as the<br />
Tripartite Struggle, with the<br />
Rashtrakuta Empire and<br />
Pala Empire. During this<br />
period, Imperial Pratihara<br />
took the title Maharajadhiraja<br />
of Aryavarta (Great King of<br />
Kings of Northern India).<br />
The power of the Pratiharas<br />
was weakened by dynastic<br />
strife. It was further<br />
diminished as a result of a<br />
great raid from the Deccan,<br />
led by the Rashtrakuta ruler<br />
Indra III, who at about 916<br />
sacked Kannauj. Under a<br />
succession of rather obscure<br />
rulers, the Pratiharas never<br />
regained their former<br />
influence. Their feudatories<br />
became more and more<br />
powerful, one by one<br />
throwing off their allegiance<br />
until by the end of the 10th<br />
century the Pratiharas<br />
controlled little more than the<br />
Gangetic Doab.<br />
Harichandra is said to have<br />
laid the foundation of the<br />
Gurjara-Pratihara dynasty in<br />
the 6th century. He created<br />
a small kingdom at Bhinmal<br />
around 550 A.D. after the fall<br />
of the Gupta Empire. The<br />
Harichandra line of Gurjara-<br />
Pratiharas established the<br />
state of Marwar, based<br />
at Mandore near modern<br />
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The extent the<br />
empire reached<br />
west to the border<br />
of Sindh, east to<br />
Bengal, north to<br />
the Himalayas,<br />
and south past<br />
the Narmada. The<br />
expansion once<br />
again triggered the<br />
power struggle<br />
for the control<br />
of the Indian<br />
Subcontinent,<br />
known as the<br />
Tripartite<br />
Struggle, with<br />
the Rashtrakuta<br />
Empire and Pala<br />
Empire.<br />
Jodhpur, which grew to<br />
dominate Rajasthan. The<br />
Pratihara rulers of Marwar<br />
also built the temple-city of<br />
Osian.<br />
Gurjara-Pratihara are<br />
known for their sculptures,<br />
carved panels and open<br />
pavilion style temples. The<br />
greatest development of<br />
Gurjara-Pratihara style of<br />
temple building took place at<br />
Khajuraho.<br />
Historians of India, have<br />
wondered at the slow<br />
progress of Muslim invaders<br />
in India, as compared with<br />
their rapid advance in other<br />
parts of the world. The Arabs<br />
possibly only stationed small<br />
invasions independent of<br />
the Caliph. It is believed<br />
that it was the power of<br />
the Gurjara-Pratihara army<br />
that effectively barred the<br />
progress of the Muslims<br />
beyond the confines of<br />
Sindh, their first conquest for<br />
nearly three hundred years.<br />
In the light of later events<br />
this might be regarded as<br />
the “Chief contribution of the<br />
Gurjara Pratiharas to the<br />
history of India”.<br />
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TECHNOLOGY<br />
62<br />
India’s Reusable<br />
Launch Vehicle<br />
Technology Demonstrator<br />
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On May 23, <strong>2016</strong> ISRO has successfully flight tested<br />
India’s first winged body aerospace vehicle operating<br />
in hypersonic flight regime. Reusable Launch Vehicle-<br />
Technology Demonstration Program or RLV-TD is a series<br />
of technology demonstration missions that have been<br />
considered as a first step towards realizing a Two Stage To<br />
Orbit (TSTO) fully re-usable vehicle.<br />
A Winged Reusable<br />
Launch Vehicle technology<br />
Demonstrator (RLV-TD) has<br />
been configured to act as a<br />
flying test bed to evaluate<br />
various technologies,<br />
namely, hypersonic flight,<br />
autonomous landing,<br />
powered cruise flight and<br />
hypersonic flight using airbreathing<br />
propulsion.<br />
The first in the series of<br />
experimental flights is the<br />
hypersonic flight experiment<br />
(HEX) followed by the<br />
landing experiment (LEX),<br />
return flight experiment<br />
(REX) and scramjet<br />
propulsion experiment<br />
(SPEX). Reusable Launch<br />
Vehicle Technology<br />
Demonstrator Hypersonic<br />
Experiment (RLV-TD<br />
HEX1) is wherein the<br />
hypersonic aero-thermo<br />
dynamic characterization<br />
of winged re-entry body<br />
along with autonomous<br />
mission management, to<br />
land at a specified location<br />
and characterization of hot<br />
structures are planned to be<br />
demonstrated.<br />
Reusable Launch Vehicle –<br />
Technology Demonstrator<br />
(RLV-TD) is one of the most<br />
technologically challenging<br />
endeavors of ISRO towards<br />
developing essential<br />
technologies for a fully<br />
reusable launch vehicle to<br />
enable low cost access to<br />
space. The configuration of<br />
RLV-TD is similar to that of<br />
an aircraft and combines the<br />
complexity of both launch<br />
vehicles and aircraft.<br />
RLV-TD consists of a<br />
fuselage (body), a nose cap,<br />
double delta wings and twin<br />
vertical tails. It also features<br />
symmetrically placed active<br />
control surfaces called<br />
Elevons and Rudder. This<br />
technology demonstrator<br />
was boosted to Mach no:<br />
5 by a conventional solid<br />
booster (HS9) designed for<br />
low burn rate.<br />
Objectives of<br />
RLV-TD:<br />
1. Hypersonic aero<br />
thermodynamic<br />
characterisation of wing body<br />
2. Evaluation of autonomous<br />
Navigation, Guidance and<br />
Control (NGC) schemes<br />
3. Integrated flight<br />
management<br />
4. Thermal Protection<br />
System Evaluation<br />
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AUTOMOBILES<br />
MAHINDRA LAUNCHES<br />
XUV500 W6<br />
AU TOMAT IC<br />
Mahindra has introduced the XUV500 W6<br />
variant with an automatic transmission,<br />
priced at 14.29 lakh (ex-showroom, Navi-<br />
Mumbai).<br />
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The Indian automaker has now<br />
introduced the automatic transmission<br />
on the mid-level W6 trim in a bid<br />
to make driving convenience more<br />
accessible to customers. The XUV500<br />
is available in four automatic variants<br />
including W6 FWD, W8 FWD, W10<br />
FWD and W10 AWD.<br />
The Mahindra XUV500 W6 automatic<br />
gets to draw power from the same<br />
2.2-litre, four-cylinder mHawk diesel<br />
engine that produces 140bhp at<br />
3750rpm and 320Nm of torque<br />
available between 1600-2800rpm.<br />
The motor comes paired to the<br />
second generation 6-speed automatic<br />
gearbox sourced from AISIN, Japan.<br />
Compared to the top-trims, the W6<br />
automatic variant misses out on<br />
certain features including reverse<br />
parking camera with dynamic assist,<br />
express up and down driver side<br />
window, smart key with remote central<br />
locking, illuminated key rings, door<br />
ajar lamps, camping lamp and much<br />
more.<br />
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Full Specification<br />
Engine<br />
2179cc, 4-Cylinder, Turbocharged<br />
Diesel<br />
Max. Power<br />
140 BHP @ 3,750 RPM<br />
Peak Torque<br />
330 Nm @ 1600-2800 rpm<br />
Transmission<br />
6-Speed Manual, 6-Speed Automatic<br />
Mileage<br />
15.1 KMPL<br />
Top Speed<br />
175 KMPH<br />
0-100 KMPH<br />
12 Seconds<br />
Front Suspension<br />
McPherson type with anti-roll bar<br />
Rear Suspension<br />
Multilink type with anti-roll bar<br />
Brakes (Front)<br />
Disk & Caliper type<br />
Brakes (Rear)<br />
Disk & Caliper type<br />
Dimensions (LWB)<br />
4585 mm X 1890 mm X 1785 mm<br />
Wheelbase<br />
2700 mm<br />
Ground Clearance<br />
160 mm<br />
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The route of<br />
wealth and health<br />
ENTRANCE GATE<br />
Entrance of a house explains every thing,<br />
because this is the gateway from which energies<br />
constantly goes in and out. The route of wealth<br />
and health.<br />
This has to be maintained<br />
with utmost care while<br />
direction should be<br />
appropriate to reap rich<br />
benefits.<br />
All the negative and positive<br />
energies surround here and<br />
which is why it is important to<br />
locate the Entrance gate in<br />
proper direction to maintain<br />
well-being and prosperity in<br />
house.<br />
Important points to remember<br />
* Entrance of house is best<br />
in North and East sides.<br />
* Entrance gate should be<br />
heavier, stronger and bigger<br />
than other doors of house.<br />
* Keep the entrance clutter<br />
free and tidy to make the<br />
surrounding positive.<br />
* Entrance area should<br />
never be dark and ensure<br />
that this place is well lit<br />
throughout.<br />
* Avoid keeping garbage or<br />
dustbin near the entrance.<br />
* Entrance gate should not<br />
make any creaky noise.<br />
* Entrance gate should never<br />
face intersecting roads.<br />
* There should not be any<br />
obstruction in the entrance<br />
gate with things like poles,<br />
tree, wires and vehicles.<br />
* Entrance gate should<br />
always open inwards.<br />
* Entrance gate should not<br />
face temple.<br />
* Embellish main door with<br />
Om, Swastik and flowers.<br />
* Avoid any under-water or<br />
septic tanks under the main<br />
entrance.<br />
* Lift of building should not<br />
face entrance.<br />
* No wall should obstruct in<br />
front of entrance gate.<br />
* Avoid self-closing door.<br />
* Best material for main gate<br />
is Teak.<br />
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INDIAN SPIRITUAL<br />
Srimad<br />
Bhagavad Gita<br />
Chapter – 2 Verse – 14<br />
Everything is<br />
subject to change<br />
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Sloka:<br />
matra-sparsas tu kaunteya sitosna-sukha-duhkha-dah<br />
agamapayino ‘nityas tams titiksasva bharata<br />
Word to word Meaning<br />
matra—sensuous<br />
sparsa—perception<br />
matra—sensuous<br />
sparsa—perception, tu—only<br />
kaunteya—O son of Kunti<br />
sita—winter, usna—summer<br />
sukha—happiness, duhkha-da—giving pain<br />
agama—appearing, apayina—disappearing<br />
anitya—nonpermanent, tan—all of them<br />
titikṣasva—just try to tolerate<br />
bharata—O descendant of the Bharata dynasty<br />
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cold, loud and soft, sweet<br />
and sour and the like. They<br />
are solely dependent upon<br />
external objects and these<br />
objects are always coming and<br />
going, they are known to be<br />
temporary and thus should be<br />
tolerated. One being situated<br />
in spiritual knowledge should<br />
with fortitude tolerate them and<br />
not succumb to lamentation or<br />
exaltation because of them.<br />
In the proper discharge of duty,<br />
one has to learn to tolerate<br />
nonpermanent appearances and<br />
disappearances of happiness and<br />
distress.<br />
Verse meaning<br />
O son of Kunti, the<br />
nonpermanent appearance<br />
of happiness and distress,<br />
and their disappearance<br />
in due course, are like<br />
the appearance and<br />
disappearance of winter and<br />
summer seasons. They arise<br />
from sense perception, O scion<br />
of Bharata, and one must learn<br />
to tolerate them without being<br />
disturbed.<br />
Explanation<br />
In the proper discharge of duty,<br />
one has to learn to tolerate<br />
nonpermanent appearances<br />
and disappearances of<br />
happiness and distress. One<br />
has to follow the prescribed<br />
rules and regulations of<br />
religious principles in order<br />
to rise up to the platform<br />
of knowledge, because by<br />
knowledge and devotion only<br />
can one liberate himself from<br />
the clutches of maya (illusion).<br />
A great heritage brings<br />
responsibility in the matter of<br />
proper discharge of duties.<br />
The objects of the senses<br />
perceived is called matra or<br />
the functions of the senses<br />
which are hearing, seeing,<br />
smelling, touching and tasting.<br />
Their contact with their<br />
appropriate objects produces<br />
the sensations of hot and<br />
In the absence of selfrealisation,<br />
there is always<br />
sorrow. Therefore it is clarified<br />
thus, matra means sensuous<br />
experience and sparsas<br />
means contact with them.<br />
Thus matra-sparsas is the<br />
interaction of the senses with<br />
sense objects. When the<br />
individual consciousness is<br />
deluded into relating to itself<br />
as the body, pleasure and the<br />
pain is experienced, but when<br />
the individual consciousness<br />
sees itself as separate from<br />
the physical body then the<br />
sorrow arising from the death<br />
of friends and relatives would<br />
not arise.<br />
It is by rejection of ones<br />
constitutional position as<br />
individual consciousness<br />
and accepting the position of<br />
considering oneself the body<br />
that the perception of pleasure,<br />
pain, happiness, sorrow and all<br />
the rest manifests.<br />
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A<br />
INDIAN EVENTS<br />
72<br />
Akshaya Trithiya<br />
auspicious day of<br />
betterment and prosperity<br />
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Akshaya Tritiya is considered as the most golden day<br />
of the year because the word Akshaya means the most<br />
“Eternal” that which never diminishes. Akshaya Tritiya<br />
is also known as Akha Teej and is an highly auspicious<br />
day for Hindu communities. It falls during Shukla<br />
Paksha Tritiya in the month of Vaishakha.<br />
Akshaya Tritiya falling on a<br />
Rohini Nakshatra day with<br />
Wednesday is considered<br />
very auspicious. The word<br />
Akshaya means never<br />
diminishing. Hence the<br />
benefits of doing any Japa,<br />
Yajna, Pitra-Tarpan, Dan-<br />
Punya on this day never<br />
diminish and remain with the<br />
person forever.<br />
Akshaya Tritiya is believed<br />
to bring good luck and<br />
success. Akshaya Tritiya<br />
brings prosperity and wealth<br />
in the future. It is believed<br />
that, on this day Veda Vyas<br />
began to write Mahabharata.<br />
Jains celebrate this day to<br />
commemorate Tirthankara<br />
Rishabha’s ending of oneyear<br />
fast by consuming<br />
sugarcane juice poured into<br />
his cupped hands.<br />
According to Hindu<br />
mythology, on this day the<br />
Treta Yuga began and the<br />
river Ganges, the most sacred<br />
river of India, descended to<br />
the earth from the heaven. It<br />
was on this day that Goddess<br />
Annapoorna devi was born.<br />
Kubera received his wealth<br />
and position as custodian<br />
of wealth and property with<br />
Goddess Lakshmi on this day,<br />
by<br />
praying to<br />
Lord<br />
Shiva<br />
at Shivapuram. It is<br />
traditionally observed as the<br />
birthday of Parashurama,<br />
the sixth incarnation of god<br />
Vishnu.<br />
The most popular story<br />
regarding the celebration<br />
of Akshaya Tritiya is about<br />
Lord Krishna and Sudama or<br />
Kuchela. Lord Karishna and<br />
Sudama were friends during<br />
their childhood. Sudama<br />
was so poor that his familly<br />
does not have enough to<br />
eat. One day he decided to<br />
visit his childhood friend Lord<br />
Krishna. Sudama did not<br />
have anything else except<br />
the pouch of Poha and he<br />
felt ashamed and hesitated<br />
to give it to Krishna. His poor<br />
friend was overwhelmed by<br />
the hospitality shown by the<br />
Lord Krishna that he could<br />
not ask his friend for financial<br />
support. When he arrived<br />
at his home he saw that his<br />
run-down hut was converted<br />
into a palace and his family<br />
was wearing royal attire.<br />
Sudama knew that this was<br />
the blessing of his friend<br />
Krishna who blessed him with<br />
more wealth than he needed<br />
or could ever imagine. This<br />
is why Akshaya Tritiya is<br />
associated with material<br />
gains.<br />
Akshaya Tritiya, the third<br />
day of the bright-half of the<br />
lunar month of Vaisakha is<br />
considered one of the most<br />
sacred days of the year. In<br />
Odisha, on Akshay Tritiya<br />
day, farmers start ploughing<br />
their land and construction<br />
of chariots for Rath Yatra<br />
begins at Puri. In Bengal, on<br />
the day of the Akshay Tritiya,<br />
“HalKhata” - a ceremony to<br />
start the new audit book is<br />
performed - with the worship<br />
of Ganesha and goddess<br />
Lakshmi.<br />
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Grand Finale<br />
Amazon India Fashion Week<br />
Summer <strong>2016</strong><br />
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SPECIAL MOVIE<br />
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Azhar<br />
When a biopic is<br />
being made as a<br />
film, more than the<br />
normal film, an extra<br />
attention is to be<br />
given to the subject, noting every minute<br />
detail correctly. But it seems that care<br />
was lost while making Azhar. Just like<br />
any other normal film, Azhar was made<br />
adding all the commercial ingredients,<br />
which finally made one forget that they are<br />
watching a biopic.<br />
Opened to the mixed reviews, the film<br />
could not sustain the run at the theaters.<br />
Emraan Hashmi could not step into the<br />
shoes of the star cricketer Azharuddin, but<br />
just showed himself on the screen. That<br />
was tasted bad and made a huge negative<br />
impact on the movie’s result.<br />
Director<br />
Tony D'Souza<br />
Cast & Crew<br />
Emraan Hashmi<br />
Nargis Fakhri<br />
Prachi Desai<br />
Music<br />
Ilaiyaraaja<br />
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SPECIAL MOVIE<br />
Sarbjit<br />
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Sarbjit is a female centric film<br />
with the male’s title. The 23<br />
years struggle of Dalbir Kaur<br />
(Aishwarya Rai), to rescue<br />
her brother Sarbjit (Randeep<br />
Hooda0 is what the film all about. Aish<br />
is at her best in performance. The pain,<br />
aggressiveness, love and several such<br />
emotions she brought out through<br />
the character, surely deserves a loud<br />
applause.<br />
The horrible situations criminals face in<br />
the jails, and the pain they have for the<br />
family is showed in a deadly realistic way.<br />
Especially, the way Randeep screams<br />
out with Aish, about his position in the jail,<br />
squeezes the hearts of many.<br />
The movie gained a positive buzz right<br />
from the first day. Though it was away<br />
from the commercial elements, the film is<br />
still doing well with the notable collections.<br />
Director<br />
Omung Kumar<br />
Cast & Crew<br />
Aishwarya Rai<br />
Randeep Hooda<br />
Music<br />
Jeet Gannguli<br />
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SPECIAL MOVIE<br />
84<br />
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24<br />
The concept of the time<br />
machine was introduced<br />
to the Tollywood audience<br />
through Aditya 369.<br />
Smelling the similar line,<br />
24 movie was made. An old watch does<br />
all the magic in a guy’s life, revealing his<br />
past and the horrible situations, his family<br />
faced then.<br />
The story was first narrated to Mahesh<br />
Babu, and upon his rejection, has reached<br />
Suriya, who immediately gave his nod,<br />
liking it immensely. After Gajini, 24 is the<br />
second biggest success of Suriya, among<br />
the experimental subjects.<br />
The film was released simultaneously in<br />
both Telugu and Tamil languages and<br />
scored a huge success in both the places.<br />
24 is directed by Manam fame, Vikram K<br />
Kumar and is produced by Suriya himself,<br />
under his banner 2D entertainments.<br />
Director<br />
Vikram Kumar<br />
Cast & Crew<br />
Suriya<br />
Samantha<br />
Nithya Menen<br />
Music<br />
A. R. Rahman<br />
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EVIEW<br />
BOLLYWOOD<br />
3.25/5<br />
86<br />
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Azhar<br />
On the whole<br />
Azhar is sure<br />
worth watching<br />
for the acting<br />
abilities by<br />
Emraan and for<br />
the engaging<br />
narration by<br />
Tony D’Souza.<br />
Story :<br />
Azhar happens to be the life story<br />
of legendary cricketer Mohammad<br />
Azharuddin who has been into<br />
controversies because of his<br />
match fixing allegations. The film<br />
starts off with a matching winning<br />
performance in his 99th test after<br />
which he will be caught in a sting<br />
operation after which he dreams<br />
of playing his 100th test as he gets<br />
banned. Azhar explains about his<br />
married life with Naureen (Prachi<br />
Desai) and his love story with<br />
Sangeetha (Nargis Fakhri). This<br />
forms the entire story of Azhar.<br />
Watch the film to know about<br />
the controversial life of cricketer<br />
Mohammad Azharuddin.<br />
Analysis :<br />
completely interesting as it<br />
narrates some crucial points that<br />
happened in the life of Mohammad<br />
Azharuddin. The complete<br />
narration has been girpping enough<br />
that it surprises the audience<br />
though they know the complete<br />
plot of the film. The songs and the<br />
entertainment along with Emraan<br />
Hashmi’s performance makes<br />
the first half outstanding. The<br />
interval episodes have been quite<br />
interesting.<br />
The second half of Azhar too<br />
maintains the expected race. The<br />
love story along with the struggle<br />
of the legendary cricketer has been<br />
well narrated which makes the film<br />
worth watching. The screenplay<br />
is the major highlight of the movie<br />
and the climax of Azhar takes the<br />
film to the next level. On the whole<br />
Azhar is sure worth watching for<br />
the acting abilities by Emraan and<br />
for the engaging narration by Tony<br />
D’Souza.<br />
Final Word:<br />
Azhar is a film that will sure<br />
impress the audience for Emraan<br />
Hashmi’s outstanding performance<br />
and Tony D’Souza’s impressive<br />
direction. A worth watching film.<br />
The first half of Azhar has been<br />
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Sarbjit<br />
3.5/5<br />
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The story of<br />
Sarbjit has<br />
been inspired<br />
from the real<br />
moments that<br />
happened<br />
in the life of<br />
Sarbjit Singh.<br />
Story :<br />
Sarbjit is the life story of a<br />
Punjabi farmer named Sarabjit<br />
Singh (Randeep Hooda) and is<br />
a collection of his life moments<br />
which created huge buzz across<br />
the country. It is not the story we<br />
already know as it brings out many<br />
unknown facts from Sarbjit's life.<br />
A Punjabi farmer gets trapped in<br />
Pakistani and he will be forced<br />
to agree that he has convicted a<br />
crime that he never performed. It<br />
is his sister Dalbir Kaur (Aishwarya<br />
Rai Bachchan) who fights for<br />
justice and the rest of the film is<br />
if the justice has been served.<br />
It is known that Sarbjit will be<br />
brought to his homeland but it<br />
unfortunately happens only after<br />
his demise. Watch this brutal and<br />
heart breaking film on main screen<br />
to know how it happened.<br />
Analysis :<br />
Randeep Hooda who proved<br />
himself as an actor has done<br />
a remarkable job in portraying<br />
the emotions, affection, sorrow,<br />
frustration and helplessness. His<br />
performance as Sarbjit will sure be<br />
remembered for ages. A special<br />
care has been taken on his body<br />
language and the way his character<br />
has been designed. Aishwarya<br />
Rai Bachchan comes out with a<br />
strong and dignified performance<br />
as Dalbir Kaur. She carried the film<br />
on her shoulders with her fearless<br />
performance throughout.<br />
The story of Sarbjit has been<br />
inspired from the real moments<br />
that happened in the life of Sarbjit<br />
Singh. The screenplay of the movie<br />
has been completely gripping<br />
enough that it pulled out the film in<br />
the most interesting way.<br />
Final Word:<br />
Sarbjit is a must watch film and<br />
it leaves you shocking, stunning<br />
and the audience will be saddened<br />
with the ordeal that Sarbjit and his<br />
family went through.<br />
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24<br />
4/5<br />
Suriya comes<br />
back with a bang<br />
and 24 will sure<br />
give him the<br />
much needed<br />
commercial hit<br />
after years. A<br />
perfectly written<br />
and well executed<br />
sci fi thriller that will<br />
leave everyone in<br />
surprise.<br />
Story :<br />
24 is the story of Mani (Suriya)<br />
who works as a watch mechanic.<br />
He falls in love with Satya<br />
(Samantha) who is a student and<br />
one fine day he gets the key for a<br />
box that he owns from the past 26<br />
years. After opening the box, he<br />
comes across a watch which can<br />
travel according to the requirement<br />
and he will be surprised. After this<br />
he comes to know about Athreya<br />
(Suriya) and Sethuraman (Suriya).<br />
The rest of 24 is about the relation<br />
between Mani, Athreya and<br />
Sethuraman. Watch 24 to know<br />
about the complete movie.<br />
Analysis :<br />
The first half of 24 has been<br />
exceptional right from the first<br />
frame. The movie has been<br />
brilliantly written and the narration<br />
has been flawless. Suriya excelled<br />
in all the three characters to the<br />
peaks. The love story has been<br />
pleasant and the action episodes<br />
have been fearless. The interval<br />
episodes leave a strong impact on<br />
the audience eagerly waiting for the<br />
second half to start. On the whole<br />
the complete first half is a treat for<br />
the audience.<br />
The second half of the movie too<br />
travels with the same pace but the<br />
audience sit back in their seats<br />
waiting for thousands of questions<br />
to be answered which have been<br />
well justified. The songs have<br />
been decent and fresh. The heat<br />
has been travelled throughout the<br />
movie and the pre-climax episodes<br />
along with the climax take the film<br />
to the next level. On the whole the<br />
second half has been executed<br />
with perfection and ends up on a<br />
highly impressive note.<br />
Final Word:<br />
Suriya comes back with a bang<br />
and 24 will sure give him the<br />
much needed commercial hit after<br />
years. A perfectly written and well<br />
executed sci fi thriller that will leave<br />
everyone in surprise. A must watch<br />
movie.<br />
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Supreme<br />
3.5/5<br />
The second<br />
half of<br />
Supreme<br />
has been<br />
handled quite<br />
differently as<br />
the movie has<br />
enough dose<br />
of action.<br />
handled with perfection balancing<br />
all the departments. Sai Dharamtej<br />
excelled completely and he carried<br />
the complete film on his shoulders.<br />
The levels of entertainment have<br />
been completely impressive<br />
and the action episodes have<br />
been exceptional. The interval<br />
episodes raise the eye brows and<br />
the complete first half will hit the<br />
audience hard looking forward<br />
towards the second half.<br />
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Story :<br />
Balu ( Sai Dharamtej) is a cab<br />
driver who works hard for his<br />
earning and supporting his father<br />
(Rajendra Prasad). He falls in<br />
love with Bellam Sridevi (Rashi<br />
Khanna) who is a cop and things<br />
change completely when Balu<br />
comes across Rajan (a kid) who<br />
has a responsibility on him. Balu<br />
and his father comes to know<br />
about it and the rest of Supreme is<br />
about the ruggish journey of Balu<br />
and his team in saving the lives of<br />
15000 people from a cold blooded<br />
criminal Vikram Sarkar (Kabir<br />
Singh Duhan). Watch Supreme to<br />
know about the complete movie.<br />
Analysis :<br />
The second half of Supreme has<br />
been handled quite differently as<br />
the movie has enough dose of<br />
action. The entertainments levels<br />
too have been carried well and the<br />
emotional episodes have been shot<br />
completely exceptional which make<br />
a strong mark among the audience.<br />
The pre-climax episodes make the<br />
film fall down but the movie catches<br />
pace during the climax which has<br />
been handled completely different.<br />
Final Word:<br />
Supreme is an out and out<br />
commercial package for the<br />
audience to watch this summer.<br />
Sai Dharamtej improved by miles<br />
in all the aspects and Anil Ravipudi<br />
makes a strong impact with his<br />
directorial skills.<br />
The first half of Supreme has been<br />
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HOLLYWOOD<br />
TEA NEWS<br />
Johnny Depp<br />
Yikes! Johnny Depp finally broke his silence about<br />
his sudden split from wife Amber Heard, and well, it<br />
sounds like they didn’t exactly end on the best note.<br />
Gucci Mane<br />
He’s back at it again!<br />
Only hours after being<br />
released from prison,<br />
Gucci Mane put his<br />
pencil to paper to write<br />
a whole new song!<br />
Check out the lyrics<br />
to ‘First Day Out Tha<br />
Feds’ now!<br />
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Kylie Jenner &<br />
Tyga<br />
Guys, this is so sad!<br />
Things between Kylie<br />
and Tyga have gotten<br />
so bitter during their<br />
breakup that Tyga has<br />
actually blocked Kylie<br />
from contacting him<br />
Nia Guzman<br />
Things are getting super ugly between Chris<br />
Brown and his baby mama Nia Guzman.<br />
She’s calling out Breezy for being an<br />
absentee dad and claiming that his mom is<br />
raising baby Royalty in his place!<br />
Calvin Harris<br />
Oh, no! Calvin Harris, will<br />
be canceling more shows<br />
after his scary car accident.<br />
Despite all the help from his<br />
girlfriend, Taylor Swift, Calvin<br />
is recovering more slowly<br />
than expected.<br />
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Johnny Depp<br />
Our hearts are broken! Johnny<br />
Depp and Amber Heard are<br />
getting divorced after only a little<br />
more than a year of marriage.<br />
that his emotional swings and late<br />
nights out may have played a part<br />
in their marriage falling apart.<br />
Nicola Peltz<br />
he Internet blew up when photos surfaced of<br />
Justin Bieber out to dinner with Nicola Peltz<br />
on May 25 — but who even IS this gorgeous<br />
blonde he’s spending time with ?<br />
Khloe Kardashian<br />
It’s SO over! Khloe may<br />
have serious feelings for<br />
her ex, Lamar, but some<br />
things can’t be fixed. And<br />
after refiling for a divorce,<br />
the reality star may revealed<br />
that this relationship is<br />
definitely one of them!<br />
Ariana<br />
Ari by Ariana Grande<br />
has been a bestselling<br />
fragrance<br />
since it debuted in<br />
September 2015, and<br />
now, you can help<br />
reward Ari for all her<br />
hard work!<br />
Justin Bieber<br />
Awww! Justin Bieber was completely lovestruck<br />
on his romantic dinner date with actress Nicola<br />
Peltz,inside details about their sexy evening<br />
together!<br />
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Balmain<br />
launched<br />
a stunning<br />
advertising<br />
camapign for<br />
Fall/Winter<br />
2015-<strong>2016</strong><br />
collection.<br />
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Star Gazing<br />
ARIES<br />
This will be a star month for you, where everything you are pushing for will manifest<br />
without you doing much. Expect clarity to come through between <strong>June</strong> 5 and 18. A new<br />
job or role or ideas will manifest after <strong>June</strong> 15. Between the 11th and 20th, you will need to<br />
sign some paperwork. Avoid friction at work between <strong>June</strong> 22 and 26. Financially, you will see<br />
a positive period with extra expenses at the beginning of the month.<br />
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GEMINI<br />
A brilliant birthday month for you, as<br />
everything you want will manifest.<br />
In fact, be careful for what you ask<br />
for. New opportunities will keep you<br />
busy till the 8th, post which work will be slow<br />
due to travels and pick up after <strong>June</strong> 24.<br />
You might work with new people this month.<br />
Delegate more, or you will burn yourself out.<br />
Health will need attention due to exhaustion<br />
round <strong>June</strong> 16-28. Family life will be stable<br />
throughout the month.<br />
CANCER<br />
While work will be slow till <strong>June</strong><br />
12, expect clarity and more work<br />
to come in after the 14th and 22nd.<br />
New orders, sampling and projects will keep<br />
you busy after the 23rd. Avoid friction with<br />
staff around <strong>June</strong> 18-24. You’ll also be in<br />
the limelight post the 25th. Abundance will<br />
flow in through old clients after 17th. Avoid<br />
extra expenses around <strong>June</strong> 3-16. A family<br />
member’s health will need attention between<br />
6th and 17th.<br />
TAURUS<br />
Too much to do, since May was<br />
not your favourite month. All your<br />
ideas and plans will move forward<br />
post the 7th and you can expect people to<br />
acknowledge or understand them post the<br />
15th. Clarity about an ongoing project will<br />
come through after 12th. You might even go<br />
through a role or job change post <strong>June</strong> 17.<br />
This month, new associations or tie ups are<br />
on the cards. Work will be slow from 24th to<br />
29th.<br />
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LEO<br />
<strong>June</strong> will be a slow period at work<br />
no matter what you try to do. Even<br />
if things move forward, there will be<br />
a slowdown from other people’s end. This<br />
can be frustrating, but it will also give you<br />
a second chance to rework and restructure<br />
to prepare yourself for the end result. Avoid<br />
arguments at work around the 18th and 25th,<br />
as it could back fire. Finances will be slow<br />
due to extra expenses.
VIRGO<br />
Keep your fingers crossed and hope for the best as you will be in for surprises. You<br />
won’t know what hit you (in a good way) with new ideas materialising and new tie ups<br />
coming into play. Expect clarity to come through around <strong>June</strong> 10-16. If you’re looking for a<br />
new job or investors or mergers, after <strong>June</strong> 15 is a brilliant period, but don’t expect clarity till<br />
end of this month. You might work with or hire new people this month. Spend time organising<br />
paperwork.<br />
SCORPIO<br />
You need to take charge but at the<br />
same time be patient. You have<br />
been procrastinating or feeling<br />
lazy, but energies this month will give you the<br />
push to move forward. Work will be stable<br />
throughout the month with minor delays<br />
around 16-21st <strong>June</strong>. An important meeting<br />
around 6-11th <strong>June</strong> and post 26th <strong>June</strong> will<br />
bring in abundance.<br />
SAGITTARIUS<br />
The month will start on a slow note<br />
with a lot of pending work to finish.<br />
Health may not be on your side and<br />
work will suffer till 12th. Expect work to pick<br />
up after <strong>June</strong> 16 as new projects come in.<br />
This month, you’ll also expand or add new<br />
work. If you are looking at getting freelancers<br />
or hiring new people, after the 18th is when<br />
you will get clarity.<br />
AQUARIUS<br />
You need to have a plan in place<br />
before you jump to decisions. You<br />
have been getting carried away by<br />
your ambitions. You also need to be practical.<br />
Clarity will come through after the 7th and<br />
22nd, but don’t be aggressive with people<br />
at work. Avoid friction with a senior member<br />
around 17-26th <strong>June</strong>. Health will need<br />
attention between <strong>June</strong> 6 and 17.<br />
CAPRICORN<br />
Work will be priority, as a lot of new<br />
ideas and opportunities come through.<br />
While people at work will be supportive<br />
of everything you do, you might have to<br />
organise and plan your next move. Don’t rush<br />
into things after the 17th as it might back fire.<br />
Important meetings between the 12th and 17th<br />
will fall in your favour. Work will slow down post<br />
<strong>June</strong> 26.<br />
LIBRA<br />
You need to slow down the mental<br />
pace. While you have a lot of<br />
ideas and thought you can expect<br />
everything to manifest and people to be on<br />
the same page. Paper work will clear post<br />
7th <strong>June</strong>, but post 20th <strong>June</strong> there could be<br />
differences in negotiation/ contract between<br />
clients. Avoid mood swings at work. Don’t<br />
carry work stress home. Post 15th <strong>June</strong><br />
expects work from old clients to come<br />
through.<br />
PISCES<br />
Work will be erratic, some days good<br />
and some days slow. You can’t do<br />
much. Don’t blame yourself for the<br />
slow days. Not everything can be under<br />
your control. New job opportunities or orders<br />
will come through post 11th. An important<br />
meeting around <strong>June</strong> 18-23 will work in your<br />
favour. Don’t fear the past repeating in areas<br />
of work. Balance eating patterns and sleep<br />
on time.<br />
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Yellow Pages<br />
100<br />
CCTV and cameras<br />
Dharans International<br />
Technologies Pvt Ltd<br />
Ameerpet<br />
Flat B3-2, 3rd Floor,<br />
KVR Enclave, Ameerpet,<br />
Hyderabad - 500016<br />
Ph: 8885444188 , 040 -<br />
40110366, 40110370<br />
Email: sanjeev@ditech.<br />
co.in<br />
I Dfens<br />
Basheerbagh<br />
3-6-305/8, 2nd<br />
Floor, Avanthi Nagar,<br />
Basheerbagh,<br />
Hyderabad - 500029<br />
Ph: 8886002223 , 040 -<br />
23221717<br />
Email: contact@idfens.<br />
com<br />
Cherith Enterprises<br />
Kukatpally<br />
Flat No 102, Star B<br />
Aparment, Kings Baker<br />
Lane, Bhagyanagar<br />
Colony, Kukatpally,<br />
Hyderabad - 500072<br />
Ph: 9848846833,<br />
9848846835.<br />
Email: cherith901@<br />
yahoo.co.in<br />
Airtech Systems<br />
Punjagutta<br />
3-6-305/8, 2nd<br />
Floor, Avanthi Nagar,<br />
Basheerbagh,<br />
Hyderabad - 500029<br />
Ph: 9848035525 , 040 -<br />
66845582<br />
Email: airtechsystems@<br />
hotmail.com<br />
ARRK Solutions<br />
Masab Tank<br />
10-3-11/3/2, Street No<br />
2, Castle Hills, Masab<br />
Tank, Hyderabad -<br />
500034<br />
Ph: 9885931993 , 040 -<br />
63543030<br />
Email: sales@arrk.in<br />
Roi Techno Solutions<br />
Trimulgherry<br />
301, Block A, Sumitra<br />
Apartment, Airlines<br />
Colony, Trimulgherry,<br />
Secunderabad - 500015<br />
Ph: 9985660000,<br />
9618838333<br />
Email: info@<br />
roitechnosolution.com<br />
R K Security Systems<br />
New Bowenpally<br />
Plot Number 6B, Phase-<br />
II, Sancharpuri Colony,<br />
New Bowenpally,<br />
Secunderabad - 500011<br />
Ph: 9299998700,<br />
9247033009<br />
Email: rksecuritysystems@<br />
gmail.com<br />
Ray Technologies<br />
Ram Nagar<br />
12-11-684, Third Floor,<br />
Adikmet, Ram Nagar,<br />
Hyderabad - 500044<br />
Ph: 9246218097,<br />
9963720898<br />
Email: raytech@in.com<br />
Phoenix Integrators<br />
Hyder Basti<br />
#5-2-45, 2nd Floor, R<br />
P Road, Hyder Basti,<br />
Secunderabad - 500003<br />
Ph: 9848185109,<br />
9705355338<br />
Email: kiran@phoenixint.<br />
in<br />
Doctors<br />
Deepa Shah<br />
M.P.T(Bombay),miap<br />
Somajiguda<br />
#209, Maheswari<br />
Chambers, Somajiguda,<br />
Hyderabad - 500082<br />
Ph: 9391046240<br />
Siri Dental Hospital<br />
Upperpally<br />
Shop.2 Pillar No<br />
184, Pnr Apartment,<br />
Upperpally, Hyderabad -<br />
500008<br />
Ph: 9849123490<br />
Email:dr_krekesh@<br />
yahoo.com<br />
D.K.Reddy<br />
Himayath Nagar<br />
3-5-900, Near Telugu<br />
Academy, Himayath<br />
Nagar, Hyderabad -<br />
500029<br />
Ph: 40 - 23220997<br />
Vasan Dental Care<br />
Banjara Hills<br />
Plot Number 6B, Phase-<br />
II, Sancharpuri Colony,<br />
New Bowenpally,<br />
Secunderabad - 500011<br />
Ph: 9299998700,<br />
9247033009<br />
Email: rksecuritysystems@<br />
gmail.com<br />
P Siva Reddy Eye<br />
Hospital<br />
Himayath Nagar<br />
3-5-886, Himayath<br />
Nagar, Hyderabad -<br />
500029<br />
Ph: 9989010105,<br />
8096665550<br />
Email: psreye@gmail.com<br />
G V S Rao’s E N T Super<br />
Speciality Hospital<br />
Punjagutta<br />
Half Road, Housing<br />
Board Colony, Punjagutta,<br />
Hyderabad - 500082<br />
Ph: 9849085060 , 040 -<br />
23416077<br />
http://www.raosentcare.<br />
com<br />
Clear Vision Eye Hospital<br />
Himayath Nagar<br />
3-5-272, NVK Towers,<br />
Himayath Nagar,<br />
Hyderabad - 500029<br />
Ph: 8008888511 , 040 -<br />
23225386<br />
Email:info@clearvision.<br />
co.in<br />
Sri Sai Indira Dental<br />
Hospital<br />
Nalla Kunta<br />
2-2-1130/26/A/3/A/3,<br />
1st Floor, Shivam Road,<br />
Prasanth Nagar<br />
Ph: 9849236737 , 040 -<br />
27668280,<br />
Email:info@<br />
srisaiindiradental.com<br />
Ent & Eye Nurisng Home<br />
Sarojini Devi Road<br />
111, Karan Centre,<br />
Sarojini Devi Road,<br />
Secunderabad - 500003<br />
Ph: 9059311554 , 040 -<br />
27848166<br />
Email: drbsraoent@yahoo.<br />
com<br />
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Yellow Pages<br />
Home needs<br />
Casa Marketing Private<br />
Ltd<br />
Gachibowli<br />
1-70/c, Rajiv Nagar,<br />
Gachibowli, Hyderabad -<br />
500032<br />
Ph: 9246833316,<br />
9246833313<br />
Email: cmplhyd@gmail.<br />
com<br />
Airpro Hvac Systems<br />
Bowenpally<br />
Plot no 19 1st Floor, SBI<br />
Colony, Bowenpally,<br />
Secunderabad - 500009<br />
Ph: 9652655505 , 040 -<br />
64515209<br />
Email:airprohvacsystems@<br />
gmail.com<br />
Audio Video Solutions<br />
Begumpet<br />
Shop No 4, My Home<br />
Tycoon, Life Style<br />
Building, Begumpet,<br />
Hyderabad - 500016<br />
Ph: 9000093807 , 040 -<br />
30724037<br />
Email:jayapal.avs@gmail.<br />
com<br />
Avis Electronics<br />
RP Road<br />
8-1-401/2, CBR<br />
Complex, RP Road,<br />
Secunderabad - 500003<br />
Ph: 9849844187 , 040 -<br />
27703723<br />
Email:aviselectronics@<br />
gmail.com<br />
Anand Electricals<br />
Himayath Nagar<br />
3-6-474/2, Himayath<br />
Nagar, Hyderabad -<br />
500029<br />
Ph: 9848761762 , 040 -<br />
65345457<br />
Email:anandelectronics@<br />
gmail.com<br />
Vishal Shopping Centre<br />
Nallakunta<br />
2-2-647/4/a/3, Shivam<br />
Road, Nallakunta,<br />
Hyderabad - 500013<br />
Ph: 9848119361,<br />
9949003162<br />
mail:vsc1986@gmail.com<br />
S S Aircon<br />
Fathe Nagar<br />
House No 10-1-201/1,<br />
Pipeline Road, Fathe<br />
Nagar, Hyderabad -<br />
500018<br />
Ph: 9959599962 , 040 -<br />
23778675<br />
mail:<br />
ss_aircon@yahoo.co.in<br />
Cooling Solutions<br />
Picket<br />
Plot No.54, Lakshmi<br />
Nagar Cly, Picket,<br />
Secunderabad - 500003<br />
Ph: 9848123520,<br />
9848123522<br />
Email:coolsol2007@<br />
rediffmail.com<br />
Chill Aircon<br />
Malakpet<br />
#16-2-705/6/9,<br />
Basappa Building,<br />
Malakpet, Hyderabad -<br />
500036<br />
Ph:9849084399,<br />
9849084339,<br />
9246155390 ,<br />
040 - 66715539<br />
Email:chillaircon_123@<br />
yahoo.co.in<br />
Jewellery & watches<br />
Central Watch Company<br />
Abids<br />
Station Road, Abids,<br />
Hyderabad - 500001<br />
Ph: 9849842736 , 040 -<br />
24743618<br />
Email:arun.lalwani6@<br />
gmail.com<br />
Kamal Watch Company<br />
Pvt Ltd<br />
Mahatma Gandhi Road<br />
1, Mahatma Gandhi<br />
Road, Secunderabad -<br />
500003<br />
Ph: 9246268440 , 040 -<br />
27722008<br />
Email:kamal1969@<br />
kamalwatch.com<br />
Yumegifts<br />
Basheerbagh<br />
402, IV Floor, Babukhan<br />
Estate, Basheerbagh,<br />
Hyderabad - 500001<br />
Ph: 040 - 23220990<br />
Email:vinod@yumeindia.<br />
com<br />
Ethos<br />
Serilingampally<br />
G-4, 5 And 6, Survey No<br />
64, Inorbit Mall Mandal<br />
Ranga Reddy Madhapur<br />
Village Hyderabad<br />
Ph: 9550460155 , 040 -<br />
40202881, 40202882<br />
Email:einh@ethoswatches.<br />
com<br />
Abid Watch Co<br />
East Marredpally<br />
Shop No 13,Lakshmi<br />
Plaza Complex, Next<br />
To Shenoy Nursing<br />
Home, Entrenchment<br />
Road, East Marredpally,<br />
Secunderabad - 500026<br />
Ph: 9642244088,<br />
9848467283<br />
Home cleaners<br />
SEM Enterprises<br />
Attapur<br />
MIG-185, Kushan Bagh,<br />
Mushak Mahal, Attapur,<br />
Hyderabad - 500048<br />
Ph: 8801678456,<br />
9346273763<br />
Email:sem_enterprises78@<br />
rocketmail.com<br />
Modicare Success Centre<br />
Sarojini Devi Road<br />
202 Kala Mansion,<br />
Secunderabad, Sarojini<br />
Devi Road, Secunderabad<br />
- 500003<br />
Ph: 040 - 27842302<br />
Email:modisec@hd2.vsnl.<br />
net.in<br />
Cleangem<br />
Begumpet<br />
1-11-271/1, Gagan<br />
Vihar Colony, Begumpet,<br />
Hyderabad - 500016<br />
Ph:8008754199 , 040 -<br />
27760666<br />
Email: cleagem.in@gmail.<br />
com<br />
Spotless House Cleanning<br />
Services<br />
Banjara Hills<br />
Road No 7, Banjara Hills,<br />
Hyderabad - 500034<br />
Ph: 9603397111<br />
Email:spotlessfacility.msr@<br />
gmail.com<br />
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