Abdul Kalam was an Indian aerospace scientist who served as the 11th President of India from 2002 to 2007. He was born and raised in Rameswaram, Tamil Nadu and studied physics and aerospace engineering.
BORN – October 15, 1931 Rameswaram, India DIED – July 27, 2015 (aged 83) Shillong, India
A.P.J. Abdul Kalam served as president of the Republic of India from 2002 to 2007. As president, Kalam promoted the advancement of the national nuclear weapons program. Kalam also devised a 20-year action plan to achieve economic growth through technological development in India.
India is a home to the finest architectural attractions and rich reserves of multicultural experiences.History of india dive deeper culture and heritage.incerdibility hold’s the art,spirituality,nature,food and cuisine along with adventures.Every place holds its popularity with its food and culture.Art includes the classical melodies ,handlooms,dance forms and fascinating festivals.”Colours of Culture” is fond of Dance forms,Music,Painting,Textiles.
The Popular Art in India:
Art is a form of Expression which depicts beauty and history.india blessed with billons of artists and art forms. It includes weaverings ,handicrafts and sculptures of various historical monuments.
Nature and land scapes:
From Himalayas Mountain Ranges in North to the Kanyakumari Coast in the south have made travellers to explore these landscapes.It also covers mountain ranges to sea Coasts,Deserts to Plateaus.
Himalayan Mountain Ranges:
The Himalayas are a Mountain Range In south Asia.The main ranges includes Mount Everest,Annapurna and Nanga parbat.Mount everest is the highest mountain peak on the earth at 8849 mts.The vast size huge altitude Range complex topography of the Himalayas are meant to experience wide range of climate
Land of Deserts:
The Thar Desert also Known as the “Great Indian Desert” is a large region that covers an area of 2,00,000kms and forms a natural boundary between india and pakistan.It is also Known as the world’s 9th largest hot subtropical desert.
Food and Cuisine:
Indian Cuisine consists of a variety of Regional and traditional recipes.This cuisines vary substantially and use of local spices ,herbs , vegetables and fruits.indian food is also influenced by religions.for Ex, Mughals introduced dishes like samosa ,pilaf.indian home cuisines includes various flavors of common spices as chilli peppers,mustard seeds, cumin,fennel,cardamom,cinnamon,coriander,Tumeric,fenugreek,Ghee.
some coomon combination of food’s at various destinations :
New Delhi: streetfood might be chats or samosa with masala falvours
south India: South indian cuisine features more coconut milk based falvours ,herbs like lemon grass, curry leaves and native foods . we find more Rice ,lentils and steamed food.
kerala:
kerala recipes are very found of banana fritters and sweet dumplings.flora and Fauna of kerala provides more nutrious food from surroundings.
Mumbai:
The food in Mumbai is as famous as the city .it is famous for it’s market Hawkers and cultural street food.Food is avaiable in form of stall features and mobile recipes all over the city.
Spirituality in india:
India is considered as one of the best Spiritual destination. world’s Several religions were born in India .Hinduism,sikhism,buddhism and jainism.There are various worshipping places like mandirs,Mosques,gurudwaras and churches.This is the reason for india’s unity in Diversity.
Yoga is mentioned in the Rigveda that is mostly studied around 5th and 6th centuries BCE.ancient indian ascetic includes Physical yoga,meditation and spirituality. it is method of focussing the mind on Particular object,thought or activity to train attention and awareness.meditation reduces stress ,anxiety,depression and pain to attain and enchance peace.
A plum is a small sweet fruit with a smooth red or yellow skin and a stone in the middle
It boasts of carotenoid zeaxanthin and improves one’s vision.
It protects an individual from harmful ultraviolet rays. Additionally, aloo-bukhara aids in developing cardiovascular movements in the body.
It possesses iron and that subsequently plays a part in the evolution of more red blood corpuscles.
Plums and prunes are rich in antioxidants, which are helpful for reducing inflammation and protecting your cells from damage by free radicals. They are particularly high in polyphenol antioxidants, which have positive effects on bone health and may help reduce the risk of heart disease and diabetis.
Plums contain a high amount of vitamin C, which is why it is considered beneficial to treat dark spots, skin discoloration as well as age spots. Also plum can improve blood flow in the skin, which also helps in minimizing the appearances of marks and scars.
It helps the skin to heal faster and replace damaged skin with new skin. Consuming plums also improve skin texture and elasticity. It also reduces the appearance of dark spots, freckles and treats other skin conditions.
Plums are chock full of fiber, which helps slow down a blood sugar spike after you eat carbs. They can also boost your body’s production of adiponectin, a hormone that helps regulate your blood sugar levels. Bone health. Research on animals shows prunes (dried plums) may help reduce bone loss, and may even reverse it.
Aloo Bukhara or plum is a pulpy fruit that has a number of health benefits if consumed as a part of a balanced healthy diet. Eating Aloo Bukhara helps to maintain body weight and combats diabetes and obesity. It lowers cholesterol, improves blood circulation and quality, and helps to maintain proper heart health. It also improves vision, helps to maintain proper digestive health, and helps to keep a healthy glowing, and vibrant skin. Aloo Bukhara can also combat cancer due to a large number of antioxidants present.
Meenmutty Falls is located 29 km from Kalpetta in Wayanad District in the state of Kerala, India. Meenmutty Waterfalls is the second highest waterfall in Kerala. Meenumutty is a combination of Malayalam words Meen (fish) and Mutty (blocked). Falls can be accessed from Mananthavady – Kuttiady road.
Falling from a height of 984 feet, The waterfall is a divided into three tires, each measuring a length of 300 feet. Meenumutty falls is surrounded by Lush green tea plantations making the hike to the falls a memorable experience to the tourists.
Like other waterfalls of the region, Meenmutty waterfalls offer a perfect backdrop for the trekkers to indulge in hiking activity. Most of the time waterfall remains closed, it’s better to coordinate with the authority for the timing before seeing this prime location.
Meenmutty Falls gives a glimpse of natural beauty surrounded by the mountain ranges of Western Ghats.The waterfall is located upriver the Neyyar reservoir area and travellers, have to trek through the dense forests to reach the falls.
Meenmutty offers a splendid view and can be reached by an exciting 2 km jungles trek. This stunning fall is cuddled up in the verdant Mepadi forest range and makes up as one of the prime attractions for adventure seekers.
It is also one of the most thrilling and beautiful natural attractions in Wayanad. Nestled away in the lap of a jungle trek, the cascading waterfall of Meenmutty makes up for a dazzling view. The experience of climbing through the rocks to reach this enchanting destination is one of a kind and makes this place a prevalent tourist location.
Meenmutty offers a splendid view and can be reached by an exciting 2 km jungles trek. This stunning fall is cuddled up in the verdant Mepadi forest range and makes up as one of the prime attractions for adventure seekers.
THE BEST TIME TO VISIT MEENUMUTTY FALLS
The best time to visit is from October to May as the summers in the region can be quite hot and humid that might spoil your fun and the monsoon can be dangerous because of high inflow of water and slippery rocks. Thus, it’s best to visit Meenmutty Falls during the winter and the spring months.
From the beginning to this day, women have always been oppressed be it by men in their family or by the state that was and is still highly patriarchal. Earlier, the private (households) and the public (political, business world) were strictly kept separate. State had no roles in what was happening in the private sphere. And the major factor of this separation was that public was controlled by males and private appeared to be in control of females.
The separation between private (home) and public (work) made a significant difference in the lives of males and females, and of course, it was negative for women. For example, males were expected to work out and hence they dominated the outside world while females were expected to stay at home and decide the household decisions and thus they happened to be the controllers of the households.
However, the above situation was far away from reality. In most cases, as public was controlled by males it used to have a direct influence on the private sphere. And therefore, the then feminists and scholars labelled this distinction as baseless and started demanding for political rights of females like voting rights, reproductive rights and like. It was through the second wave of feminism in 1960s, feminists began to bring up more such marginalised communities and issues into the picture.
Earlier only a “white heterosexual male” normative was followed in the world and especially in western civilisations. Feminists have rejected the public-private boundary as an acceptable rationale for legal action or inaction. A feminist argument is that such a separation disadvantages women of their rights and advantages privileged groups like white heterosexual males.
Three major arguments that were brought by feminists which aimed to challenge the public-private distinction are, first, politics and society, both had ignored the domestic sphere, second, public-private distinction is deeply gendered and sexist as its assigns roles to people based on their biological characteristics and because of this women become the most affected underprivileged group, third, calling “family” a private sphere was an attempt to hide domination and abuse in the relationships in families from legal discourse.
To put an end to all of this ignorance, women activists fought against the injustices and demanded the states to intervene in household matters like laws against domestic violence, divorce rights to women, abortion rights and other rights to choose. Along with these domestic protection rights, many other rights on the public sphere were also demanded.
Feminists from the second feminist wave asked for equal representation in politics, law-making and other decision making procedures which were of both public and private significance.
Examples:
1) Paid Work:
Even though working environment has changed nowadays as compared to earlier times, females suffer from hard labour but less payment. From corporate houses to films and television everywhere females are paid less than their male counterparts even though all of them do the same work. At times, female actors do more work as they have dance sequences in addition in the movies but still get paid less for the work. This has witnessed a change in recent times where female actors have begun to charge lump sum amount.
2) Patriarchal State:
States can be extremely patriarchal to women in terms of legal and political rights. This can happen in two ways- one by creating patriarchal and misogynist laws for women, two by not doing anything progressive for women (because not interfering into women’s rights is also equal to creating misogynist laws for women). Over the past few decades, this has also witnessed a change where we have seen governments making women friendly laws like reservations and special commissions for women or anti dowry and anti-domestic violence rights.
3) Male Violence:
This can mean anything that happens both in public and private sphere. Sexual harassment at workplaces is at peak all over the world. Thanks to social activists and NGOs in India who all fought for implementation of sexual harassment act back in 1990s when a social worker was brutally sexually assaulted for stopping a child marriage in the Indian state of Rajasthan.
At the end, we all as a society collectively need to understand that opposite of patriarchy is gender equality, that is, feminism, nothing else.
Discrimination is such a social issue that is prevalent in India from a long time. Though Indian Law describes discrimination as punishable crime, we often see many cases of it. Why is this so?? Why even after so many years of evolution and development we see such social issues?? All the answers to these questions lies in our foundation and environment that we grow in.
From the very start of growth many children are not taught the difference between “leg pulling” and discrimination. Many young as well as elderly people discriminate people and remark it as a “joke.” For instance calling someone “black” just for fun seems funny but in reality it is a huge social drawback. This shows how much we lack education. Recent incident of “youtuber Paras Singh calling Arunachal Pradesh a Chinese Territory” proves the fact. Though he apologized and realized his mistakes , no one can neglect the fact that this incident would not have occurred if we were more cautious and educated.
There is a huge hole in our mindset and its needed to be filled before it eat us all. A discriminated person faces huge mental trauma and may have a severe impact. We need to be more sensitive while dealing with such topics. Educating children from the young age as well as educating ourselves on such topic may bring a huge change in near future. It is well known that discrimination have a long history and it will not eradicate instantly. But taking small steps today will bring major change in near future
“Frankenstein Or, The Modern Prometheus” (1818) was written by an eighteen-year old Mary Shelley. The way it came into being is a tale as good as the novel itself. Once Lord Byron suggested his friends that each write a ghost story. Shelley’s attempt brought into the world of literature a true masterpiece indeed. It tells the story of a monster created by a scientist and explores the themes of death and man versus nature. Frankenstein’s monster is by instinct good, but the violent rejection by humans make him ruthless, carrying the message that it is through the upbringing and socialisation, humans become monstrous and full of prejudice towards others different to themselves. The theme of loneliness and struggle depicted in Shelly’s Frankenstein through the life of a monster may be on a personal level as her life was a tragedy. She lost her mother at a very young age and grew up under the constant pressure of making her father proud. Shelly was highly educated. She is best known for the widely acclaimed gothic novel “Frankenstein, Or The Modern Prometheus”(1818), which considered the first true science fiction story.
Shelley’s beautifully written novel begins at the bleak of North Pole on a ship, Captain Robert Walton writing to his sister Margaret Saville. He later meets Victor Frankenstein in an emaciated form. Then on Victor narrates the story of his life and his creation which forms the major crux of this novel. Victor Frankenstein was deep into science and philosophy and had created a monster out of the dead.
“I saw the dull yellow eye of the creature open; it breathed hard, and a convulsive motion agitated its limbs.”
Chapter 5, Frankenstein
There born the most important monster in all of literature. One with an amazing speed and strength and eight feet tall. As the story further takes pace, the monster takes over the narration and narrates his life to Victor. This novel is basically a story within a story. The monster was never even given a name. Victor called him from demon to ogre to wretch. He was shunned and despised by the society and was left alone. The loneliness in him built up anger for his creator, he was never to be blamed as he never wished to be born. Victor being the creator of the monster was a failure. He brought him into life but was incapable of taking care of him. He managed to somehow get literate through books. There’s a reference to the book ‘Paradise Lost’ through which he gains knowledge of what and who a creator is and realises how Victor Frankenstein had failed as a creator. He demands him of a female companion as a solution to his loneliness to which Victor initially agrees and later disagrees. The monster then starts to take revenge for all that he was suffering. Towards the end of the novel, the narration returns to where the novel had begun, to Walton writing to his sister. He mentions that Victor dis dead and for the one last time, the monster comes to see him.
The monster’s last visit to his creator.
“He is dead who called me into being; and when I shall be no more, the very remembrance of us both will speedily vanish.”
He bids farewell and was never seen again. There ends the tale of both the creator and the creation.
“He was soon borne away by the waves and lost in darkness and distance.”
Chapter 24, Frankenstein
Victor Frankenstein’s obsession with science and knowledge cost him the lives of his dear ones. Too much knowledge not always brings up good. Not everybody can become God, He is called so for a reason.
I like the way Shelley carries away her readers to sympathize with the monster. We indeed get carried away by her choice of words and style. Something that she nowhere clears out is that how far should we go with knowledge? This novel gained almost 200 years long victory. The world has shivered and quaked under the nightmares of an imaginative 18 years old. Mary Shelley’s monster just may be immortal. It is one among the best classics to be read.
This section provides some characters of Ramayana like Rama,Sita,Ravana,Lakshmana,Hanuman,,Dasaratha,Bharatha,,Luv and kush,Mandodari,Jatayu,Indrajit,Sugriva and more.
Rama
Rama,the hero of Ramayana is the prince of Ayodhya.He is the son of king Dasaratha and the queen kousalya.He is an avatara of Vishnu,the blue God.He is married to Sita and he has a strong bond with his brother Lakshmana.
Sita
Sita,an avatar of goddess Lakshmi,is the wife of Rama.She is the daughter of king Janaka of Videha and his wife Sunaina.She is also called as Boomija,janaki.
Ravana
Ravana,the villain of Ramayana,is a rakshasa done a penance for the god Siva for many years.He was the demon king of Srilanka.He is the eldest son of Vishrava and kaikeshi.He is described as having 10 heads and 20 arms.
Lakshmana
Lakshmana,is the son of Dasaratha by Sumitra.He is the younger brother of Rama.He is also known as Gudakesh.Lakshmana’s love and devotion for Rama is endless.Lord Rama too loved him immensely.
Hanuman
Hanuman also called as Anjaneya and Maruti is a great devotee of Rama.He is the symbol of strength and energy.He can change himself too small and become huge as touching the sky.
Dasaratha
Dasaratha is the father of Rama and the king of kosala.He had three wives called kausalya,kaikeyi and Sumitra.Rama,Bharata,Shatrugna and Lakshmana were the sons of Dasaratha.He is a perfect ruler.
Bharata
Bharata is the son of Dasaratha by kaikeyi and the second brother of Rama.He was married to the Mandavi ,daughter of kusadhvaja.He is a skilled warrior and exceptionally thoughtful.
Luv and Kush
Luv and kush are the sons of Rama and Sita.They were born at the ashram and were well skilled and trained under the tutelage of valmiki. These two supported their mother Sita during her exile from Ayodhya and has gone into so many adventures.
Mandodari
Mandodari is the wife of Ravana and the mother of Mandodari is very beautiful and righteous.She advices Ravana repeatedly to return Sita to Rama.
Jatayu
Jatayu is the eagle friend of Dasaratha and the brother of Sampati.He is believed to be the nephew of Garuda.He was the first to fight with Ravana to save sita.He tried to rescue Sita from Ravana.He taught valiantly to save Sita but he was severely injured.
Indrajit
Indrajit is the first son of Ravana.He is the most powerful warrior.He was named Meghanada as his birth cry sounded like thunder.When he born Ravana wished that no one in the world could defeat his son.
Sugreeva
Sugreeva was the brother of Vali and the friend of Rama.He is a monkey from Kiskinda.He became one of most Rama’s greatest and most loyal allies in the fight against Ravana.
Kumbhakarna
Kumbhakarna is a well known rakshasa and the younger brother of Ravana.He was given to long spells of sleep.He had two sons named kumbha and Nikumbha.He had an uncontrollable temper which was feared by many.He is with 44 feet height and 144 feet long huge.
Neela
Neela is the commander of the monkey army.He is a vanara chieftain in the army of Ravana.In Ramayana,Nila is described as the child of the god of the fire,Agni.
Surpanakha
Surpanakha is the sister of Ravana.She contacted Rama and sowed the seed of destruction.Nashik is the place where Lakshman,brother of Lord Rama cut off the demon Surpanakh’s nose.
Maybe this lockdown have made us people isolated and home ridden, but the normal life is still sustained through various means .The future generation is still working on their dreams and chasing their passion.
So today let us see about a COLLABORATIVE PLATFORMS where students can socialize with their their co- mates via internet.
While doing their works and projects ,students can use these collaborative platforms to join together and work in a single space. With these platforms they can communicate with one another and achieve the best results on their process and fin solutions to difficulties they face during their work.
It also gives a atmosphere of reality of nearness. One such platform is COLAB. Colab is a free jupyter notebook environment that runs entirely on cloud. Most importantly ,it does not require a setup . The notebooks that you create can be simultaneously edited by your team members- just the same as the way you edit documents in Google Docs.
Colab supports many popular machine learning libraries which can be easily loaded in your notebook. Other platforms like Deepnote, Visual studio Live share and Code Colab.
Here is the list of 5 courses that every student must do in there life. The courses are from various platforms such coursera and edx.
PROGRAMMING FOR EVERYBODY(GETTING STARTED WITH PYTHON)
This course is offered by University of Michigan. This course aims to teach everyone the basis of programming using python. Everyone can do this course, whether you are medical student , engineering student , working professional or a school student. The duration of the course is seven weeks and it is available on coursera and edx platforms.The best part of the course is the concept is well-explained by the instructor. Also, the assignments will also helps you to understand the concept well. You can enroll in the course for free. I recommend this course for anyone who wants to learn python from basics.
2. CS50 INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER SCIENCE
This course is offered by Harvard university. It will teach student how to think algorithmically and how to solve problems efficiently. It is a 10 week course and includes the topics like web programming,data structures,security, software programming,artificial intelligence. Also, it will includes the programming languages like C,SQL,Python,HTML ,CSS,JavaScript. It is taught by David J Malan(professor of computer science ) at Harvard University, he is brilliant teacher and teaches very well. This course contains problem sets and one final project, all this will help you to understand the concepts. Check out this course at edx which is very popular. You can enroll for free.
3. THE SCIENCE OF WELL BEING
This course is offered by Yale University. It teaches you how to increase your happiness, how to build productive habits and misconceptions about happiness, annoying features of mind that lead to think the way we do. Itis a ten weeks course and this course is taught by Laurie Santos and she is the professor of psychology at Yale University. Check out this course at coursera. It is one of the popular course at coursera. You can enroll in the course for free.
4. HOW TO LEARN ONLINE: POWERFUL MENTAL TOOLS TO HELP YOU MASTER TOUGH SUBJECTS
This course is offered by University of California San Diego and McMaster University. It teaches you test preparation, learning to learn, it teaches learning techniques like pomodoro technique, meta learning etc. Everyone whether you or me will have a subject that we will feel as hard, which is difficult to master and you don’t know how to master it. In this course the instructors will share some techniques, tips and share the secret how to master tough subjects. The duration of the course is 4 weeks and it is taught by Barbara Oakley and Dr. Terrence Sejnowski. Check out this course at cousera. You can enroll this course for free in coursera.
5. SPEAK ENGLISH PROFESSIONALLY: IN PERSON, ONLINE AND ON THE PHONE
This course is offered by Georgia Institute Of Technology. This is a well structured course. It teaches you improve pronunciation and fluency of English, word stress, English vocabulary. The duration of this course is 5 weeks and the instructor of the course is Amalia B. Stephens. This course is those for who want improve there English pronunciation and fluency. Check out this course on coursera. You can enroll the course for free.
Nonprofit organizations are a legal entity organized and operated for a collective, public or social benefit. A nonprofit is subject to the non-distribution constraint: any revenues that exceed expenses must be committed to the organization’s purpose, not taken by private parties. Nonprofit entities generally seek approval from governments to be tax-exempt, and some may also qualify to receive tax-deductible contributions. Nonprofit organizations are accountable to the donors, founders, volunteers, program recipients, and the public community. Public confidence is a factor in the amount of money that a nonprofit organization is able to raise. The more nonprofits focus on their mission, the more public confidence they will have. This will result in more money for the organization.
Management
Nonprofits must balance salaries paid to staff with money paid to provide services to the nonprofit’s beneficiaries. Nonprofit organizations must manage their income (both grants and donations and income from services) and expenses so as to remain a fiscally viable entity. Setting effective missions is a key for the successful management of nonprofit organizations. There are three important conditions for an effective mission: opportunity, competence and commitment.
Structure
Nonprofits can have members, but many do not; the nonprofit may also be a trust or association of members. The organization may be controlled by its members who elect the board of directors, board of governors or board of trustees. A board-only organization typically has a self-selected board and a membership whose powers are limited to those delegated to it by the board. The National Association of Parliamentarians has generated concerns about the implications for the future of openness, accountability, and understanding of public concerns in nonprofit organizations.
Difference between nonprofit and not for profit
Nonprofit and not-for-profit are terms that do not mean the same thing. Both are organizations that don’t make a profit, but may receive an income to sustain their missions. Nonprofit organizations return any extra income to the organization they generate. Not for-profits use their excess money to pay their members who do work for them.
Nonprofits are either member-serving or community-serving. Member-serving nonprofit organizations create a benefit for the members of their organization. Community-serving nonprofits focus on providing services to the community either globally or locally. It is possible for a nonprofit to be both member serving and community serving.
Maintaining a good skin tone is not easy these days. We face many skincare challenges such as poor diet, pollution, and lack of time to take care of oneself. All these have a cumulative effect on our health in general, and often our skin shows first the damages caused by the negative lifestyle.
When our skin is not healthy, it immediately affects our looks, makes us look aged and dull. This, in turn, affects our self-esteem. A good skin care routine is only as good as the products you use. While good quality products can help your skin look better now as well as in the future, poor quality products can be ineffective and even cause harm.
Why is good skin care important?
Good skin care is important for the following reasons:
1. It helps your skin stay in good condition:
You’re shedding skin cells throughout the day, so it’s important to keep your skin glowing and in good condition. An effective routine can help prevent acne, treat wrinkles, and help keep your skin looking its best.
2. Your skin will look more youthful:
As you age, your skin’s cells turn over more slowly, make it look duller and less radiant. Using a quality skin care line can help remove dead skin cells so your body will replace them with newer, more youthful cells.
3. Prevention is easier than correction:
Preventing skin problems is easier and less costly than trying to fix them in the future.
4. Your self-confidence will get a boost:
When your skin looks better, you’ll feel better about yourself and have more self-confidence.
What are some good skin care methods?
The following components can create a good, effective skin care routine:
1.Cleanser:
Wash your face gently with a product designed for your face. If you have dry skin, you’ll want to choose a cleanser that doesn’t have alcohol, and if you have oily skin, look for an oil-free cleanser. Afterward, rinse with warm water.
2. Toner:
Toner is used after washing your face, and it helps smooth and calm skin while restoring nutrients.
3. Moisturizer:
Moisturizers should be used every time you wash your face, even if you have oily skin. If you have this type of skin, choose an oil-free or gel product.
4. Sunscreen:
Even if your moisturizer has a sunscreen, it can still help to use a separate sunscreen every day, even if it’s cloudy. Choose one that provides broad-spectrum protection and has an SPF of at least 30.
5. Exfoliator:
Exfoliators are optional and can be used after a cleanser but before a moisturizer. They should only be used a maximum of once or twice a week.
6. Serum:
A serum can help address specific issues, such as redness.
What benefits do quality skin care products provide?
The following are some of the benefits of quality skin care products:
1.Quality ingredients:
Similar to the benefits that healthy food provides for your body, quality skin-care ingredients can improve your skin.
2. Protection from environmental damage:
such as pollution
3. Help fighting the effects of aging:
such as wrinkles and sunspots
4. Results for the money:
Even if quality products cost more in some cases, they’re worth the money. If you use ineffective products, you’re wasting money.
5. Exceeding standards:
Quality skin care products are more refined, with fewer bacteria and impurities.
Why should you avoid poor quality skin care products?
Poor quality skin care products are more likely to cause the following negative effects:
1.Ineffective results
2. Infections
3. Allergic reactions such as rashes
4. Worsening problems by clogging pores, causing breakouts, etc.
Beauty brands that deserve to be on your radar, and eventually in your beauty cabinet are:
India is a federal country where both Central government and State government has the power to excise their duty and have been assigned the power to levy taxes through appropriate legislation. Both the level of government has distinct powers to perform as described in the constitution and to follow up with these, they need revenue for this. So, the ministry of finance has decided the Dual GST approach where both the government can levy taxes.
CLASSIFICATION OF GOODS AND SERVICES TAX
Dual Goods and services tax system is been adopted in India to maintain relationship between the Central Government and the State government.
GST
GST ON INTRA STATE/ GST ON INTER STATE
UT SUPPLY SUPPLY
Central GST State GST Integrated GST
(CGST 50%) (SGST 50%) (IGST 100%)
!)DUAL GST for supply of goods and services within the state
It would be a dual GST with the Central and state government both simultaneously levying tax on the same basis. The GST which would be levied by Central Government on inter state supply of goods and services would be Central GST (CGST)
And GST applied by state government on the intra state supply of goods and services would be called State GST (SGST).
There would be dual GST system State GST and Central GST on intra state supply of goods and services.
SGST will also be applied to Union Territory having legislation. Which are Delhi and Pondicherry.
Both CGST and SGST will be collected from the supply of goods and services within the state.
CGST/SGST: For supplies within the state or union territory Central GST or State GST will be deposited into the accounts of respective governments government.
IGST: For supply of goods and services from one state or union territory to another to another state that is inter state supply of goods and/or services.
Explanation with examples: –
Levy of Centre goods and services tax (CGST) or State goods and services tax.
Example: Suppose there is a men name Ravi who own a business of manufacturing Television in Madhya Pradesh where he needs to supply his manufactured goods within the state to another destination which is Katni also in Madhya Pradesh then he is only levied to pay CGST and SGST the amount he is paying like Centre goods and services tax (CGST) the amount will go into the account of Centre government and the amount of State goods and services tax (SGST) will go into the account of state government. Tax amount would be paid by the state receiving the amount
Hi! I am Ravi
Levy of Integrated Goods and services tax(ITGST) or Union territory goods and services tax.
Example: Suppose the same person named Ravi is owing a business in the state Madhya Pradesh of manufacturing Television where he wants to supply his product to another destination which is in another state suppose Maharashtra then he needs to pay Integrated Goods and services tax alone would be collected by Centre Government. The rate of IGST would be double of CGST.
The question who am I starts from you to the people surrounds you. The main thing the people spot on you is just based upon their views on your works as critics writing reviews on someone work,either you may drop under the tag of GOOD or BAD based on their perspective.
But the thing to think yourself is keep other opinion and ask yourself who am I and get your answers by searching the you in your past. See how others sees you and the appearance doesn’t point you as good being also the knowledge even fails to spot the good and bad side because nowadays thiefs giving threats are highly educated and knowledgeable professionals.
You should know about yourself like the way you making your decision on serious circumstances. Also how you change according to the circumstances. How the situation influences you or pressures you to take a decision something that you don’t want to do. The answer is just BE THE YOU.
You’re compelled to be a good son to your father or good husband to your wife or good employer to your employee. The state of position in YOU changes accordingly based on the people opposite showing their forefinger to point you. Now a question raises am I being good to them or am I being good for myself. You should always do good things to others and inturn you could get some good in it.
BE THE YOU says you to change yourself for the sake of you and the people who gets affected by you when your decision spells wrong. People always pick their safest side to overcome problems, as always they just turn their works on others and getting smart to escape from it.
So try to get ready yourself to take charges of your side and say that’s mine even if it’s wrong or you did mistakes. Just accept it and take the experience to use it wisely. The more you do good things add more good points to the position you in you.
Food intolerance is more common than food allergy. Food intolerance is a term used widely for varied physiological responses associated with a particular food . In simple words ,food intolerance means the individual elements of certain foods that cannot be properly processed and absorbed by our digestive system. Some person can tolerate a reasonable amount of the food but if they eat too much or too often they get symptoms of food intolerance because their food can not be tolerate unlimited amounts. Food intolerance comes on gradually not frequently . It is not life threatening.
Food intolerance is caused by part or complete absence of activity of the enzymes responsible for breaking down or absorbing the food elements . These deficiencies are usually innate. Sometimes food intolerance can be diet-related or can be due to illness.
Symptoms of food intolerance
Symptoms of food intolerance can range from mild to severe , and the amount of food necessary trigger a reaction varies from person to person . Symptoms of a food intolerance may include:-
Nausea
Stomach pain
Diarrhea
Vomiting
Flatulence
Gas
Cramps
Heartburn
Irritability
Nervousness
Management of Food Intolerance
Individuals can try minor changes of diet to exclude food causing adverse reactions. Sometimes it can be managed adequately in such a way without the need for professional assistance . If you are unable to know the food which causes problem you should seek expert medical help . Guidance can also be provided by your general practitioner to assist in diagnosis and management. For managing food intolerance , fructose intolerance therapy , lactose intolerance therapy and histamineintolerance therapy can be applied. The best way to avoid symptoms of a food intolerance is to avoid certain foods or eat them less often and in smaller amounts . People can also take supplements to aid digestion.
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