News Digest: Ready to debate intolerance in Parliament: Govt

		THE TIMES OF INDIA
		Friday, November 27, 2015
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		India
		Ready to debate intolerance in Parliament: Govt The winter session of Parliament begins on Thursday in the backdrop of a massive row over actor Aamir Khan's remarks that his wife had suggested leaving India because of repeated instances of intolerance. The government has called Khan's comment a conspiracy by the opposition Congress to defame India. Congress wins Mizoram Assembly seat Former Mizoram health minister Lal Thanzara of Congress was on Tuesday declared elected in the bypoll to Aizawl North-III Assembly seat with a thumping majority. Duty of state govts to ban cow slaughter: Union minister Jyoti "There are a lot of things to eat in this country apart from cow," Union minister Sadhvi Niranjan Jyoti said here while stressing that it was the "duty" of state governments to ban cow slaughter. More India News»

		Business
		'Indian control' norms hurt insurers' valuations The valuation of a financial services firm is usually a straightforward business as there are ample benchmarks available. It's beauty startups vs horizontal cos Specialized On-Demand Service Providers Eye Funds Pie Rly fuel price to come down as Dabhol plant resumes supply When a part of Dabhol power plant in Maharashtra resumed supply at 8.47 on Thursday morning, there was probably a loud cheer in Rail Bhavan here. After all, power production at the controversial facility in Maharashtra’s Ratnagiri district will reduce the public transporter’s fuel bill by Rs 1,000 crore a year. More Business News»

		Environment
		Birdwatchers spot one nearly extinct, 4 endangered species The Salim Ali Bird Count, which was revived after almost 20 years, recorded over 15,000 observations by people across 22 states. A critically endangered and four endangered species were among the 514 species spotted on November 15. 'US looking for ambitious, fair agreement at Paris climate summit' The US is looking for an "ambitious" and "fair" agreement at the Paris climate conference which accelerates the transition to clean energy and is applicable to all countries, America's top official on climate change has said. Obama hopeful of comprehensive climate deal in Paris US President Barack Obama is buoyed by the commitments made by countries that account for 90 per cent of the world's greenhouse-gas emissions and hopeful of a comprehensive agreement on climate change in the upcoming Paris climate summit, the White House has said. More Environment News»

		World
		Tell exact longitude, latitude to drop bombs: Putin to Obama An exasperated Russian leader Vladimir Putin asked US President Barack Obama for the “exact longitude and latitude” where he could ask his military jets to drop bombs in the campaign against the Islamic State at the recently concluded G20 summit in Antalya, Turkey. US using sex, money to infiltrate Iran, Khamenei says The United States is using sex, money and western lifestyles to infiltrate Iran's decision-making elite, the Islamic republic's supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said on Wednesday. Obama on Thanksgiving urges generosity to Syrian refugees President Barack Obama urged Americans to show generosity to Syrian refugees in his Thanksgiving message on Thursday, reminding them that the pilgrims who came to America in 1620 were themselves fleeing persecution. More World News»

		Entertainment
		Will 'Tamasha' be Deepika and Ranbir's last film outing? Well, it looks like director Imtiaz Ali’s Tamasha, which releases today, will be Deepika Padukone and Ranbir Kapoor’s last screen outing together, at least for the next three years. Boman Irani's new nickname for SRK - Jam! Boman Irani has bestowed SRK with an interesting pet name - Jam! Deepika Padukone: In personal life, I need stability She might come across as tough and practical, but Deepika Padukone says her attachment to her films is emotional – and unlike in her personal attachments, she craves instability and insecurity in her work. More Entertainment News»

		Science
		1 in 4 dengue patients at AIIMS didn't need blood transfusion: Study A study has concluded that nearly one out of every four dengue patients (23.2%) administered platelet transfusion during the 2013 outbreak at AIIMS did not need it. Heart patient? Cut down on sitting time If you are suffering from ailments related to the heart, make it a point to get up and move every half an hour as researchers have found that patients with heart disease who sit a lot have worse health even if they exercise. New form of gold almost as light as air Scientists in Switzerland have developed a 20 carat gold nugget that is thousand times lighter than conventional forms of the precious metal and can float on milk foam. The new gold form can hardly be differentiated from conventional gold with the naked eye. More Science News»

		Sports
		3rd Test: Advantage India after 20-wicket day India were going strong at 97 for 2, before a late five-wicket-haul from Imran Tahir saw them bowled out for 173, and in turn setting South Africa a target of 310 to win. Ranji Trophy recap: Wickets galore, Mumbai make QFs A look back at the highs and lows and in-betweens from the eighth round of the 2015-16 Ranji Trophy season. Talking Points: Ashwin leads another South African collapse Ashwin completed his 14th five-wicket haul in Tests while Ravindra Jadeja bagged four as South Africa were 32/2 in their second innings chasing 310 for victory. More Sports News»

		Technology
		This internet technology is 100 times faster  than Wi-Fi A new type of wireless internet technology has been developed that could provide a connection that's 100 times faster than traditional Wi-Fi. The tech is called LiFi, and was tested by an Estonian startup called Velmenni, who are currently trialling it in offices. 10 hidden features of your Android smartphone There's no doubt that Android is the most widely used mobile operating system around the globe. 8 tools to change the way you use Gmail If you only use Gmail to send and receive emails, you're barely scratching the surface of what it actually does. More Technology News»

		Education
		IIT Kgp most employable in country: QS Survey IT Kharagpur was rated the most employable institute in the country by an international survey for higher educational institutions on Thursday. It is also the only other institute apart from IIT Bombay to make it to the top 100 of the global employability rankings. Online petition seeks cancellation of Anna University semester exams The petition that was started on Wednesday garnered more than 22,000 supporters in a day. Students to recite preamble of Constitution in Nagpur tomorrow Over one lakh school students from across the city are expected to participate in a programme to recite the preamble of the Constitution of India at Yashwant Stadium here tomorrow to mark the Constitution Day. More Education News»

		Mumbai
		Cong leader blasts BCCI for Pak series Leader of opposition Radhakrishna Vikhe Patil on Thursday condemned the decision of the Shashank Manohar-led BCCI for approving the India-Pakistan series in Sri Lanka. Carjack case: Police seek CCTV footage The police are yet to track down the two persons accused of kidnapping and robbing a 41-year-old deputy manager of a private bank in Bandra-Kurla Complex (BKC) on Tuesday. Teams from the Kherwadi police station and the crime branch are getting details of the accused based on the description provided by the victim. Man held for 2.9L fraud after wooing woman online A Navi Mumbai man who posed as a British national on social media and cheated a Mira Road woman, both emotionally and financially, has been arrested. More Mumbai News»

		Delhi
		Political titans to kick off Times LitFest—Delhi The capital is all set to witness a contest of ideas between the new political order and the old, as finance minister Arun Jaitley and his immediate predecessor P Chidambaram square off against a backdrop of books, ideas and literature. Rethinking smart city for have-nots SPA's urban design students come up with innovative ideas, incorporating environment-friendly concepts and alternative sources of energy to reach out to the slum-dwellers 'Call centre baba' held for fraud The office looked like any call centre in the capital.The company got in touch with their targets using bulk messaging and calling services and claimed to have solutions for any problem in the world, literally. More Delhi News»

		Bangalore
		Indefinite strike against hike of affiliation fee by Channamma University Federation of Non-aided BSW and MSW Colleges has opposed the considerable hike in the affiliation fee and development fee made by the Rani Channamma University (RCU). Four on pilgrimage die in road accident Four persons including a child died and other 15 injured near Aratal Cross on Sankeshwar-Jewargi state highway in Athani taluk on Thursday, after the jeep overfilled with passengers turned turtle as the driver lost control. Plea challenges exemptions in fixing speed governors : The Karnataka high court has ordered notice to the state and central governments in a PIL challenging exceptions as well as exemptions to certain category of vehicles in fixing speed governors. More Bangalore News»

		Hyderabad
		Hyderabad schools may hike fees in new academic year Schools in the city are likely to increase tuition fee as managements have started the admissions for academic year 2016-17 early this year by keeping the fee structure discreet. Rajasthan's women farmers beat climate change, global warming As France gears up to welcome over 40,000 delegates, including world leaders like US President Barack Obama, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping for the 2015 United Nations Climate Change Conference ― twenty-first session of the Conference of the Parties (COP 21), the livelihoods of millions of dryland farmers across Africa and India are affected by climate related problems. Government's 'secret' definition of heritage The Telangana government’s World Heritage Week celebrations appear to be a façade - one that bears an uncanny resemblance to those of many listed heritage structures it once swore to protect. More Hyderabad News»

		Chennai
		Two boys swimming in Adyar river washed away Two boys who were swimming in the swollen Adyar river at Choolaipallam in Chennai were washed away on Thursday. Southern Railway to run special trains between Nagercoil and Mangalore Southern Railway will run special trains between Nagercoil and Mangalore to clear extra rush of passengers. Gang kidnaps owner of newly opened supermarket in Chennai Police launched a hunt for a five-member gang that kidnapped a businessman from his newly opened supermarket at Neelankarai in Chennai on Thursday. More Chennai News»

		Ahmedabad
		Monsoon dhamaka: 14 lakh fly through Ahmedabad airport Flash sales by airlines besides discount offers led to record movement of passengers through city airport during the monsoon season this year. The trend, which began with summer, continued in the monsoon season as more than 14 lakh flyers flew in and out of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport during July-August-September. The preceding three months of summer brought in more than 15 lakh flyers. Gujarat's indie artistes strike the right work-music chord While music takes center stage in the lives of these indie musicians from Gujarat, many of them are working professionals by the day and musicians by the evening. 14 lakh kids in Gujarat didn't go to school Poonam Vanzara, 15, a nomadic girl from Dahod, and a resident of Vatva in Ahmedabad, has not even been to school. She along with 14.93 lakh children in the age group of 6-18 years from Gujarat have never attended school. More Ahmedabad News»

		Allahabad
		Allahabad as car thieves' paradise: 1044 cases reported in 10 months The city of Sangam has once again gained notoriety after registering highest (1044) cases of car thefts in Allahabad zone in past 10 months of this year. Ironically, apart from Kaushambi and Fatehpur, five out of eight districts including Pratapgarh, Banda, Hamirpur, Mahoba and Chitrakoot have too registered 10-33 percent rise in cases of car thefts. Akademi to decide fate of returned awards on Dec 17 Sahitya Akademi president Vishwanath Prasad Tiwari said the Akademi will take a call on the fate of the returned awards on December 17. He also said that he failed to understand why authors were returning awards as the Akademi was not responsible for law and order in the country. Ram temple movement still alive in heart of countrymen, says RSS leader Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHPs) international secretary general Champat Rai said that Ram temple movement is imbued in the hearts of the people. The refusal of Faizabad district administration to give permission for voluntary blood donation on November 2 is an example to prove that fire for Ram temple is still alive in the hearts of millions and its construction is a constant process. More Allahabad News»

		Bhubaneswar
		Odisha recommends NIA probe into Puri train fire The state government on Thursday recommended the National Investigation Agency (NIA) probe into the serial burning of three empty trains in Puri recently. The NIA was advised to step in after Odisha police found suspected terror link behind the ‘sabotage’ act. EC issues notification for by-poll of the lone RS seat The Election Commission on Thursday came up with a formal notification for by-election of the lone Rajya Sabha seat from the state. 'Suicide' by 3 of a family shocks Vani Vihar campus The death of three members of a family sent shockwaves on the Utkal University campus on Wednesday after police found the bodies of a varsity staffer, his wife and son hanging from the ceiling of a garage adjascent to their quarter on the campus. More Bhubaneswar News»

		Bhopal
		MP BJP head remark 'no wave in Jhabua' sparks controversy Amid growing chorus of dissent in BJP over Jhabua poll debacle, party state president Nandkumar stunned leaders by saying BJP won 2013 assembly and 2014 Lok Sabha elections only because of `Modi wave’ but, this time there was `no wave’. Bhopal women share security concerns with police Breaking their silence, about 100 women gathered at Police Training and Research Institute, Jehangirabad, and asked questions from senior police officials, responsible for their security. The direct interaction was organised by Sangini Gender Resource Centre on Thursday Jabalpur woman commits suicide over Aamir Khan's 'intolerance row' A woman committed suicide in Jabalpur district of Madhya Pradesh on Thursday after a heated argument with her husband over actor Aamir Khan’s stance on the ongoing wave of 'intolerance'. She had had an argument with her husband on the statements made by the Bollywood actor. More Bhopal News»

		Chandigarh
		10th Pinjore Heritage Festival from Nov 28 Haryana Tourism would celebrate 10th Pinjore heritage festival on November 28 and 29 at the majestic Pinjore gardens. Organized by state tourism department, the festival seeks to project the ancient heritage and culture of the town of Pinjore and its royal Gardens. Real critics of my theatre are my audience: Aulakh The real critics of my theatre are my audience, which form the oppressed sections of society, and it is their experiences and their troubles that I try to portray in my literature, said renowned Punjabi playwright Ajmer Singh Aulakh, who returned his Sahitya Akademi award to protest against intolerance. Military Tribunal starts circuit bench in Jammu In a relief to military veterans and armed forces personnel settled or deployed in Jammu and Kashmir, the circuit bench of the armed forces tribunal (AFT) was inaugurated on Thursday at Sunjuwan Military Station Jammu. Justice Prakash Tatia, chairperson of the principal bench of armed forces tribunal Delhi, inaugurated the circuit bench, which comes under AFT’s regional bench Chandigarh and would hear the cases related to armed forces personnel deployed in the Jammu and Kashmir area. More Chandigarh News»

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Why is Lord Ganesha Invoked Before the Start of Every Business Venture

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Why is Lord Ganesha Invoked Before the Start of Every Business Venture

Om gam ganapataye namah! Ganesh Chaturthi or Vinayak Chaturthi is celebrated as the birthday of Lord Ganesh one of the most awaited festival among the Hindu community. It is the day of celebration, joy, prosperity, love and wealth. Lord Ganesh is worshiped in many forms and names like Gajanana meaning Elephant-faced lord, Avaneesh-lord of the whole world, Lambodhar-the big belly lord, Vinayaka-lord of everything and the list goes on. Every Hindu worships him in a unique way.

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News Digest: Panel calls UGC 'post office', slams it for defending varsity

		THE TIMES OF INDIA
		Thursday, November 26, 2015
		Today's Headlines

		India
		Panel calls UGC 'post office', slams it for defending varsity CIC slams UGC for holding back info on deemed univ which ‘cheated’ medical students. Don't make public info on mediation proceedings: CIC Info related to mediation proceedings in domestic disputes cannot be made public, rules CIC. Nurse gets 1-yr jail for swindling 11 in 1989 26 yrs, 185 hearings later, nurse gets year in prison for scam worth Rs 11. More India News»

		Business
		Reforms delay may hit investment: Moody's A failure to implement reforms could hamper investment in India amid weak global growth, global ratings agency Moody's Investors Services cautioned on Wednesday. US FDA warns Dr Reddy's of import ban The United States Food and Drug Administration (USFDA) has warned homegrown pharma major Dr Reddy's Laboratories (DRL) that if the company fails to take corrective actions at three of its manufacturing facilities-Srikakulam, Miryalaguda and Duvvada-it may lead to imposition of an import ban on these units. SoftBank leads Rs 780cr funding in Grofers Grofers, a hyperlocal express delivery startup, has raised $120 million, or Rs 780 crore, in a new funding round which is being led by Japan’s SoftBank Corp. More Business News»

		Environment
		'US looking for ambitious, fair agreement at Paris climate summit' The US is looking for an "ambitious" and "fair" agreement at the Paris climate conference which accelerates the transition to clean energy and is applicable to all countries, America's top official on climate change has said. Obama hopeful of comprehensive climate deal in Paris US President Barack Obama is buoyed by the commitments made by countries that account for 90 per cent of the world's greenhouse-gas emissions and hopeful of a comprehensive agreement on climate change in the upcoming Paris climate summit, the White House has said. Tiger census: Panel raps officers for not giving info Activist Had Sought Details Of 2014 Tiger Census More Environment News»

		World
		Brussels schools reopen, manhunt ongoing EU lawmakers call for "blacklist" of European jihadists The European Parliament urged EU governments to share more data with each other on citizens they suspect of being Islamist radicals, calling for a "blacklist of jihadists" in a resolution passed on Wednesday. Hungary suspects detained last week not Islamic radicals Hungarian lawmakers say six suspects detained last week by police in two separate cases are not Islamic extremists but are still dangerous. More World News»

		Entertainment
		Ekta Kapoor livid with Sushant Singh Rajput? Ekta Kapoor and Sushant Singh Rajput have shared a blow hot, blow cold relationship since the time he walked out of her television serial Pavitra Rishta in October 2011. Hollywood stars who can't see eye-to-eye When it comes to expressing their dislikes, Hollywood actors don't hesitate at all. Akshay Kumar's nerve-racking Race! For decades Akshay Kumar has been called Khiladi Kumar for his daredevil stunts in films, but there are still some things that make him nervous. More Entertainment News»

		Science
		Mars to lose its largest moon, but gain a ring Mars' largest moon, Phobos, is slowly falling towards the planet and is likely to be shredded into pieces that will be strewn about the red planet in a ring like those encircling Saturn and Jupiter, scientists, including one of Indian-origin, say. Algae could be a green power source Researchers led by an Indianorigin scientist have developed a technology that harnesses electrical energy from blue-green algae, that could be used to power cell phones and computers in future. Betrayals forced ancient humans to migrate: Study Betrayals of trust resulting from moral disputes forced early humans to cross major geographical barriers, including deltas such as the Indus and the Ganges, and spread across the world about 1,00,000 years ago, a new study has found. More Science News»

		Sports
		South Africa lose plot after Harmer, Morkel heroics After Simon Harmer and Morne Morkel shared seven wickets to dismiss India for 215 on day one, South Africa are 11/2 in reply. FC Goa hold North East United to 1-1 draw FC Goa came from behind to hold North East United to a 1-1 draw in the 12th round encounter of the Indian Super League football tournament, here today. Afridi wants cricket with India, any time, any place Shahid Afridi fully endorsed any resumption of cricket ties with India, saying wherever and whenever a series is played the show must go on, irrespective of politics. More Sports News»

		Technology
		HTC launches One A9, Desire 828 in India HTC has expanded its smartphone portfolio in the country and has launched two new smartphones -- One A9, Desire 828. The company has not given any details about the pricing or availability of the smartphones yet. 8 tools to change the way you use Gmail If you only use Gmail to send and receive emails, you're barely scratching the surface of what it actually does. Motorola to launch Moto 360 (2nd-gen) smartwatch in India on December 1 The company is all set to launch the second-generation of its smartwatch Moto 360 in India. The company has sent out invites for a launch event on December 1. More Technology News»

		Education
		Students to recite preamble of Constitution in Nagpur tomorrow Over one lakh school students from across the city are expected to participate in a programme to recite the preamble of the Constitution of India at Yashwant Stadium here tomorrow to mark the Constitution Day. Super 30 founder Anand Kumar to deliver lectures in technical universities of Germany Germany has invited mathematician and Super 30 founder Anand Kumar, who has scripted phenomenal success by mentoring students from the underprivileged sections of the society for India’s premier IIT, to deliver lecture at Germany’s premier Technical University Dresden and Technical University of Chemnitz. Mumbai students support 'occupy UGC' movement Displaying solidarity with the ‘occupy UGC’ movement across the country, students from leading institutes in the city will be launching their own campaign on Thursday. More Education News»

		Mumbai
		Nissan to shift base from Mumbai to Gurgaon Nissan, the Japanese car making company has decided to shift its Indian headquarters from Mumbai to Gurgaon. ACB close to wrapping up Rs 3,000cr dam scam probe At Rs 160 crore, flat in Altamount Rd bldg sets national record More Mumbai News»

		Delhi
		JNU students allege warden stopped prayer A group of students of Jawaharlal Nehru University has alleged that they were not allowed to perform a prayer ceremony in a hostel due to “politically motivated“ reasons, a charge denied by the hostel warden. 2 out of 5 kids have unhealthy body mass index, says study Routine in Indian schools lacks adequate play time and fitness regime for students. A survey by EduSports has found that two out of five schoolgoing kids don’t have a healthy body mass index (BMI) and 50% of our children lack adequate lower body strength. People must want toilets like they want phones: Robin Jeffrey Robin Jeffrey, a visiting research professor at Institute of South Asian Studies, National University of Singapore, is the author of several acclaimed works including ‘India's Newspaper Revolution’. He has also co-written ‘Cell Phone Nation’ with Assa Doron. More Delhi News»

		Bangalore
		Bus catches fire, driver saves 18 Around 18 passengers had a narrow escape when a BMTC bus caught fire in Whitefield. School locks up kids for not paying fee A private school in Srirangapatna town allegedly locked up four children on Tuesday, for not paying their school fees. Students engage in war of words at zonal-level contest Eight students from Bengaluru and two each from Ramanagaram and Mandya fought it out at the zonal round of Speak for Karnataka, a state-level inter college debate competition. More Bangalore News»

		Hyderabad
		High court directs AP govt to prepare summer plan Cop assaults revenue official with lathi Cops sitting on missing body case for 4 yrs More Hyderabad News»

		Chennai
		Chennai's drains can carry only 3cm rainfall Flooding of most streets in Chennai during Mon day's heavy downpour is a reflection of the inefficient drainage system it has. Money spent on roads down the drain? Chennai corporation claims to have spent a `3,730 crore for relaying and repairing 2,697km of roads under its control since 2011, but a chunk of that money went down the drain in the recent floods. Sagayam report makes case for criminal probe The U Sagayam commission report, which has estimated that the revenue loss to the state government from illegal granite mining in Madurai was more than `65,000 crore, has sought to establish criminal violations at every step. More Chennai News»

		Ahmedabad
		Life term convict gets bail to pay off debt Paris attack may impact Europe holiday bookings Railways asks MEGA to pay Rs 250cr, for using its land More Ahmedabad News»

		Allahabad
		Ram temple movement still alive in heart of countrymen, says RSS leader Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHPs) international secretary general Champat Rai said that Ram temple movement is imbued in the hearts of the people. The refusal of Faizabad district administration to give permission for voluntary blood donation on November 2 is an example to prove that fire for Ram temple is still alive in the hearts of millions and its construction is a constant process. BJP activists burn Aamir's poster in Sangam city Angered over the recent remarks made by Bollywood actor Aamir Khan, activists of BJP burnt the posters of the actor in the Sangam city on Tuesday. Teachers told to illuminate ghats on Kartik Purnima The district education office here has directed the teachers of primary and upper primary schools to participate in Ganga Aarti to be held on the ghats (banks) of Yamuna and Sangam on Kartik Purima on Wednesday. More Allahabad News»

		Bhubaneswar
		Gajapati teachers face legal action Gajapati district administration has decided to initiate legal action against teachers, who have allegedly misappropriated funds without completing school buildings. Police yet to send team outside state The lead given by Subhash Ramachandran's startling revelation of 'terror links' behind the recent burning of trains in Puri seems to have gone cold even as Odisha Police investigate the case while sitting in the state. Two constables die in road accident Two constables of the Special Security Battalion (SSBN), who were posted in Kansar police outpost in Deogarh district, died after their motorcycle collided head on with a truck near Durgamandir chhak of Barghat under Deogarh police limits on Tuesday. More Bhubaneswar News»

		Bhopal
		Madhya Pradesh government to provide 1000 houses to poor families in Sehore The Madhya Pradesh government will provide 1000 residential accommodations to poor families in Sehore city. Congress demands rollback of VAT on petrol The Congress on Wednesday demanded immediate rollback of Value Added Tax (VAT) on petrol as announced by BJP ruled Madhya Pradesh government. Youth Congress workers also staged a protest here to oppose the hike. Four persons on way to Omkareshwar temple killed in mishap Four persons, including two minor girls, who were on their way to Omkareshwar temple, were killed and six others injured when their SUV fell into a dry river bed while crossing a bridge over Narmada river near Barwah town in this district. More Bhopal News»

		Chandigarh
		NCERT ready to redo doc text Conceding that the National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) had made a generalised statement on private doctors being "greedy", the NCERT on Tuesday handed over a proposal of amendments to be made in the NCERT Class VII textbook's chapter to the Indian Medical Association (IMA). Rewari bar team lifts T20 cricket trophy Rewari district bar association won the third T20 lawyers cricket tournament organized by the state bar council of Punjab and Haryana on Wednesday. Impostor raids govt hospital in Nissing as Vij's PA Taking advantage of Haryana health minister Anil Vij's image, an impostor posing as his personal assistant raided a government hospital in Nissing town of Karnal district. More Chandigarh News»

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Swara Yoga: The Ancient Science of Breathing ; Health Benefits of Dates

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Health Benefits of Dates

The benefits of dates include relief from constipation, intestinal disorders, heart problems, anemia, sexual dysfunction, diarrhea, abdominal cancer, and many other conditions. Dates are good for gaining weight also.

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Swara Yoga: The Ancient Science of Breathing

The Sanskrit word swara means sound or note. It is also a continuous flow of air through one nostril. Yoga means union, so Swara yoga is a science, which is realization of cosmic consciousness through control and manipulation of breath.

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