Monday, 21 November 2011

HUNTING…. KILLING.. AND NO SHAME..




Tiger our national animal is fighting for its life. From around 40000 at the turn of the last century, there are just 1411 left now.




As very few tigers are left in India and if we won’t act now, we could lose important part of our heritage forever.
Tigers are facing major population losses and extinction. Tigers are killed for sport, skins and body parts.




At the turn of the century, there were almost reportedly 40000 to 45000 tigers in India, but now there very few left. 


Tigers is the symbol of wilderness and well being of the eco system..


By saving tigers the entire wilderness ecosystem is conserved.


The tiger is not just a charismatic species. It’s not just a wild animal living in some forest either.
It is been unofficial stated that forest department is also involved in it. Not only that but also few well profiled people too. The Forest officials are wiping out all the evidence of poaching and taking bribe for the same. 


                                        HUNTING…. KILLING.. AND NO SHAME..


There are lot of NGO and individual who have been saving them society, Not to mention the Bachchan’s itself who himself involved to protect the species, Richard Branson has taken many step ahead to protect to the species, not only the tigers but other species as well. 




The tiger is a beautiful animal but it is also the indicator of the forest’s health.Saving the Tiger means we save the forest since tiger cannot live in places where trees have vanished and in turn secure food and water for all.


The Tiger this becomes the symbol for the protection of all species on our earth since it is at the top of the food chain. This is why we sometimes call the tiger, an apex predator, and an indicator of our ecosystem’s health.

Friday, 18 November 2011

Sach….in….Kambli …. out

Sachin Ramesh Tendulkar is an Indian cricketer widely regarded as one of the greatest batsmen in the history of cricket. He is the leading run-scorer and century maker in Test and one-day international cricket. He is the only male player to score a double century in the history of ODI cricket.


Tendulkar was an integral part of the  Cricket World Cup winning Indian team at the later part of his career, his first such win in six World Cup appearances for India. 


Tendulkar is the first and the only player in Test Cricket history to score fifty centuries, and the first to score fifty centuries in all international crickets combined; he now has 99 centuries (48 ODI & 51 Test cricket) in international cricket. 



Tendulkar has been honoured with the Padma Vibhushan award, India's second highest civilian award, and the Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratnaaward, India's highest sporting honour. Tendulkar became the first sportsperson and the first person without an aviation background to be awarded the honorary rank of Group Captain by the Indian Air Force and many more achievement & awards.

Sachin Tendulkar on 8th Nov achieved another milestone as he became the first cricketer in the history of the game to cross 15,000-run mark in Test cricket.

Playing in his 182nd match, Tendulkar reached the mark on the third day of the first Test against the West Indies when he scored his 28th run in India's second innings with a single off leg-spinner Devendra Bishoo. 


After crossing the coveted milestone, the batting maestro looked up at the heavens and acknowledged the standing ovation given by his teammates from the dressing room as his partner Rahul Dravid congratulated him.




The West Indian players also came up after the completion of the over to congratulate the iconic batsman.
Tendulkar was 35 runs short of 15,000 before this match and he scored seven in the first innings before being adjudged leg-before off Fidel Edwards.

With a 14,422 capacity crowd cheering him, Tendulkar, who came in at the fall of Virender Sehwag's wicket when the team total was 95 for two, played cautiously with India needing 276 runs to win the match.

He hit just two fours after facing 76 balls to reach 28. The 38-year-old Tendulkar, the world's most prolific batsman, now needs just one hundred to complete a historic 100 international tons. He has scored 51 Test tons and 48 ODI hundreds.



Rahul Dravid, who was batting at the other end with Tendulkar, is the second highest run-getter in Tests with 12,859 runs while Australian Ricky Ponting is third on the list with 12487 runs.




Tuesday, 8 November 2011

Let's Play With Our Star


Astrology;
Astrology is based on universal, timeless symbolism, and speaks to us on deep and meaningful levels, as artistic expression often does.


In our daily life experiences, each one of us can recognize and directly experience the astounding variety in which the omnipresent astrological symbolism continuously manifests itself. With some basic astrological knowledge and practice, we can develop a sense of how alive astrology is. This process enhances curiosity and a fresh, childlike, and beginner's mind' approach to learning how these symbols keep coming to life, in the world around and within us. Learning about astrology experimentally is an exciting process I have been fascinated with for many years.


We can also engage in creatively expressing these universal symbols (especially signs and planets), through artistic media (like collages) or drama, and thus become an artist or actor of astrology - while avoiding the temptation of  over identifying with them, and becoming 'archetype possessed'.


Astrology Promotes Healing


Healing is derived from ‘becoming whole' (again). Wholeness is healthy.


It is a basic principle of healing to honor and support the parts of the body and psyche in their integration into the whole of a human being, so that they can fulfill their purpose to sustain well-being.


Astrology offers ways to understand ourselves or others better, by carefully looking at the wholeness of a human being as a wonderful, unique composition of the different sides and functions of a personality that is always more than the sum of its parts. Humanistic, psychological astrology has therefore a holistic, synthesizing, and synergistic approach. It shows how the parts relate to one another, how they keep unfolding over time, and how this process contributes to our life creation.


By honoring the path and meaning of one's life, the insights gained through astrology can be an important starting point for the healing process of oneself or of a relationship with a significant other.


In relationships, astrology can help heal (making whole) the relationship, by recognizing and acknowledging the individual contributions, as well as the ‘character' of the relationship as a  co-created 'product' of the partners. –
Astrology is not a religion, it is belief, means a feeling that something exists or is true, especially one without proof it does not relate to the study of astrology, therefore some believe in astrology and some don’t.
Lal kitab; it is the name of five books which expounded unique system of Indian astrology now known as Lal Kitab system of astrology.
People believe in astrology, starting what your name tells about your personality, what colors suits you, what is you lucky number? And so on.
Starting from Tarot card reading to numerology, people believe in it. 


Interestingly, using just birth time and place, he seemed to come up with the correct identify of the mystery guest more often than anyone, & I wondered what that was. 


Or you may want to order a special exclusive report based on your birth details on a voluntary donation of  say  $2.00  by clicking here.  If you cannot afford, of course, it's free. The report will indicate suitable gems on the basis of:
Sun sign (Western Astrology)
Ascendant or Lagna (Hindu Astrology)
Moon Sign or Rasi
Dasa also called Mahadasa (Period)
Birth Number (Numerology)


And so on. 


Not only this, there are birthstones . The idea of a birthstone connected with the month of your birth is based in traditional astrology. Each stone has its own unique character and abilities too. Some stones are healers; others are aids to concentration; some are warriors; some are good for business. 


Wearing the stone of your sign will focus the energies of the sign through the gem, enabling their expression in your daily life. The energy of the sign is channeled through the planet placed there (usually the Sun, Moon, or planetary ruler) and this energy is expressed and focused through the corresponding gem.


Then comes the TAROT CARD READING


no-one really knows how Tarot works. It really doesn't matter how they work; tarot readings can help provide you with a clear reflection of your past, present and future projections, and help you to reflect on your experiences, and hence gain a fresh prospective on your life.

Friday, 4 November 2011

ANNA HAZARE welcome ALL...


                   Swades is a movie which depicts the typical trend of Indian youth.
                                Learn from India and leave India to earn 
This is the attitude of most of the young Indians.Management lessons learned should be applied in all Indian minds to bring in a change in attitude in them.
Movie had given a lot of thought to many, who shifted aboard to achieve their goals and dreams, but at the end of everything everyone wants to live with their family.
The country you belong is very important part of your identity. The festivals, the cultural, and their family, everything is so important. Festivals like Diwali give a reason to come back home and celebrate Diwali with there family.Festivals in India are extremely bright and colorful. 

Most of the people are shifting back to India. The lifestyle and quality of living have changed so much in last decade, which forced people around the world to come back to India and be a part of the every festivals.

Now achieving your dreams and goals are now much easier in India.
For Indian who has dream of buying an Island was just a dream. But now buying an island is cheaper then buying a house in India.. Life has changed much more then expected.
Indian is emerging as one of the most developed country in near future.
Everybody wants to come here from cafes to big brands….


India is forming a developing path and moving steadily toward becoming international….
We need to be more responsible and responsive on what is happening around us. So Swades is an invitation and a challenge to all young managers of India.

Wednesday, 2 November 2011

Lady GAGA skin is rose



We all know that one of the enemies of modern civilization is “Pollution”. It is Silent killer who is responsible for causing various diseases.
Skin is the most sensitive part of human body.


Due to air pollution in the city, we suffer from so many problems starting from skin to hair.


Air pollution can be one of the main causes of pre-aging of skin.


Following are the ways to get rid of skin problems created by pollution


Apply good sunscreen with SPF 15 or higher daily before going outside to protect skin from UV rays.
Always remove makeup as early as possible after came back at home because pollution and makeup both   prevent   our skin to breathe properly.
Don’t stay long time in pool or sea beach.
Drink plenty of water, green vegetables, salads and fruits to detoxify the body.
Stay out of dirt. Cleanse your face/skin at least twice a day with ROSE WATER.


But best way to keep your skin healthy and fresh, one should always use Rose water.
Rose water, itself a by-product of the production of rose oil for use in perfume, is used to flavour food, as a component in some cosmetic and medical preparations, and for religious purpose
Rose perfumes are made from rose oil, also called attar of roses, which is a mixture of volatile essential oils obtained by steam-distilling the crushed petals of roses.


Rose water is a by-product of this process.
Rose Water Uses:
• Great for all skin types.


• Oily skin is balanced and toned


• Sensitive skin is soothed and cooled


• Normal skin is purified and cleansed


• Mature skin is toned and rejuvenated.


• Purifying, harmonizing, toning and cooling.


• Apply as an aftershave to soothe irritated skin.


• Helps heal sunburns and wounds.


How To Use Rose Water:


Rose Water can be used as a face lotion for all skin types to tone, balance and moisturize. Use on mature skin to rejuvenate and refresh. Use as an aftershave to soothe irritated skin. Lightly mist face as needed to invigorate the senses and mind.


Spray a little rose water on your face before cleansing to loosen dirt and foundation makeup while giving your face lasting softness without leaving it feeling greasy. You'll spend less time scrubbing and the rose's natural properties work well for sensitive, acne prone and aging skin alike.
Now days we have so many Rose water available in the market. Some of them like SKIN TOUCH Rose water, Dabur  gulabri, Ayur rose water and so on. My personal favorite is Skin Touch Rose water.


 Rose water is used as eye drops to clear them. Some people in India also use rose water as spray applied directly to the face for natural fragrance and moisturiser, especially during winters. It is also used in Indian sweets and other food preparations. Rose water is often sprinkled in Indian weddings to welcome guests.





Thursday, 27 October 2011

The Big GREEN LED experience....



Shopping, shopping and more shopping..
Everyone loves shopping. No matter what, you have money or not, shopping does matter to everyone. Today, we have so many options around for everything. Starting from daily use goods to your personal care, you are surrounded by so many stores.


Whether the city is small or big, options are always available. The city like Meerut, have so many malls, and Big bazaar & Bharti wallmart are among most popular shopping centre for everyone.


In a recent time, city has seen lot of changes in terms of development. The city will soon see a new bird THE BIG STORE; recently I saw a hoarding outside ERA MALL (impressive hoarding) . This store seems to be very promising, it coming up with new concept “India’s First compact hyper market on LED Light and Eco-friendly store”. We have started to see LED light in cars and its going to be quiet interesting to see a store with the same concept The Big store will be offering almost all kind of categories starting from groceries to shoes to electronics. Everything under one roof and they claim that nothing would be on MRP. They are giving the perception of saving money for everyone.


Hope This New Concept will bring A NEW and BRIGHT future for Meerut.

Monday, 24 October 2011

Diwali

The Hindu festival of lights is an occasion that brings out the best in each and every inhabitant of India - shopping for gifts, eating rich sweets, visiting family and friends, lighting up your home, playing cards and gambling, buying new clothes, and ushering in a new year.


Lighting little oil lamps, or “diyas”, symbolizes this, and everywhere in India, on Diwali night, “diyas” are lit, casting a magical feel to neighbourhoods.  Houses are decked with scores of little lanterns, and, increasingly in a city like Delhi, with rows of fairy lights.



Houses are a blaze of lights.  Diyas and fairy lights and lanterns and tinsel – homes literally are an extravagance of colour and sensory overload.


Days before Diwali, people begin shopping with a vengeance.  Traditionally, you offer sweets and dry fruit to family, friends and colleagues at Diwali, and then you criss-cross the city to deliver them, leading to mega festival-induced traffic jams.  But as this season is also one for huge festive discounts, people traditionally shop for major household purchases, too, so between the boxes of sweets, and the new fridge, and the new clothes for all those Diwali parties, this is a great time of the year for business.  Shops -  all decorated with lights and tinsel – stay open even later than usual, and shopping centres are jam-packed.




Reflecting tradition wrapped in modernity, playing cards is extremely popular on Diwali day. It is said that on playing cards, the goddess of wealth smile upon the player and ensures her goodwill. The memories of Diwali night can be joyful to the winners and the losers can't wait for the next Diwali to come around.


This day, with its emphasis on money, is also considered lucky for gambling by playing cards. Giving social sanction to a vice, a popular saying states that one who does not gamble on this day will reborn as a donkey in his next birth. Casinos and local gambling houses do brisk business during the Diwali week


In most homes, people invite their friends and relatives over to play cards. Friends get together to indulge in games of cards. Playing cards has long been an inexpensive form of entertainment for family gatherings. So playing cards in the days leading up to Diwali has become a social adjunct to this religious tradition.  Card parties are as much a part of present  Diwali as lighting up your home.



Ever festival in Delhi has its own spark and charm. Diwali start from lighting up home to decorating it with flowers to playing cards. For some playing cards is just for fun and for one night but for some it’s a night for gambling, or a moment to earn money with not much affords.


The night skies on Diwali are a riot of fireworks, which get more and more extravagant each year.For days – weeks even – before Diwali, youngsters roam the streets, setting off patakas or firecrackers, the night soundscape interrupted by volleys of explosions. 


The only down side to all this noisy happiness, is that pets, and all the stray dogs that live in India’s streets are absolutely terrorized.


1. Most of the shops you buy these from, do not adhere to the Excise Dept guidelines.
2. Crackers release a lot of Ultra-violet and Infrared radiation, which are harmful to the eyes and the body parts.
3. Diwali (Deepavali) is a festival of lights, not sound. Crackers can cause deafness.
4. Maximum number of Burn cases are reported in the Diwali season due to the improper use of crackers.
5. Humans might be able to protect themselves, but the crackers have a deep physical and mental impact upon animals.
6. Most crackers do not adhere to the Govt guidelines on Noise pollution and the sound of these crackers is above the permitted levels. In short, many are Illegal.
7. Levels of Air pollution, which are already high in India, reach astronomical levels on Diwali and can be very harmful to the human body.
8. Crackers and Fireworks are the single largest cause of respiratory diseases like Bronchial Asthma, Chronic Bronchitis and other Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Diseases.


So, hopefully, you would have a fun-filled, beautiful and cracker free Diwali.

HAPPY DIWALI GUYS.. ENJOY URSELF AND PARTY HARD.