On Thursday a post Covid clinic started in Rajiv Gandhi hospital for people who have recovered from Corona. Few people who have recovered from coronavirus are facing problems such as body pain, exhaustion and difficulty in breathing. This post Covid clinic is for the help people facing such problems after recovery. The hospital’s medical superintendent B.L. Sherwal says that huge number of people recovering from Corona do not face much problem after recovery. But among all those people who are facing facing any problem almost 80% people have complained about exhaustion and body pain. Where is there are some people who have problem in breathing even after recovering. It is only few days since the clinic has been operating. As the number of patients will increase it will help in recognising what all problems one faces after recovering and how to cure them. According to doctor most of the people have recovered want to know which medicine to eat and what all medical tests to go for further. We can only help patient after proper medical check up. Different people are facing different problems. First do doctors collect information regarding the medical history of the patient after they were discharged from the hospital and then doing their ECG and PFT test. If needed an x-ray of lungs and other necessary check up is also done.

In India Cinema has been a very important means of entertainment. Here, cinema has seen a century of growth, and it has gone very far in the heights of progress.

Originally, in India the cinema was a movie only and it was called because we could only see the stars acting, and there was no sound, no talking, no dialogue and no songs. The audiences could only see action. As time passed by, these movies got converted into talkies and, at that time dialogues got introduced in the pictures.

This made the movies more interesting and entertaining. Also, in the beginning, cinema was only in black and white, but with the passage of time colour entered cinema and black and white pictures got converted to coloured films. Thus, with dialogues and colour films entered a phase of great improvement. This was not the end of the improvements due in cinema there was a lot more to come.

In the early stages, each actor and actress had to sing his/ her songs. This curtailed the entry of stars in the movie career. However, our technical advancement soon saw to this problem and it was with the coming of background singing the restriction on entries to cinema got removed.

Soon people who could not sing also entered the career as, there was provision for another man/ woman to sing for him/her from the background. The problem of not taking in for acting people who could not sing was thus solved and Indian cinema saw another hurdle being crossed. Now with this impetus to those who could not sing, the entry of people in cinema was duly widened.

With the passage of time there has been a continuous technological advancement in Indian cinema. In the 20th Century, Indian cinema took huge strides towards growth and, today, at the turn of the 21st Century Indian cinema stands at par with Hollywood cinema.

May be we still have a lot to learn from Hollywood but this much is undoubted that, Indian cinema stands second only to Hollywood, specially in terms of its turn out of movies and movie stars. In the earlier times with the orthodox views about dancing, singing and acting, cinema was not considered to be a respectable career, not meant to be followed by the youth of good respectable families.

However, today the boys and girls who join cinema as a career are children from good wealthy and respectable families, and cultured families. This is because there has been a sea change in the thinking processes of the modern people. Also, this change has helped in the improvement of the turn out of cinema.

From the earliest times of the existence of cinema in India, it has always been the most popular and the cheapest mode of entertainment. This is why it got the impetus that brought it to this level of success, and its present size.

Even today, cinema in India is very popular but, with the advent of the TV and many other avenues for entertainment, it has become a little less important in the average person’s entertainment list. Besides, the VCP and VCR have further decreased the habit of going out to the cinema halls to see movies.

When a picture is available at home, why would anyone like to go to a cinema hall? Thus, though going to cinema halls has come down the popularity of the cinema is still on the upward swing. The cinema in India has, in spite of all hazards retained its unchallenged popularity. It still remains the most liked mode of entertainment both for the Indian gentry and the Indian masses.

It is a matter of pride that, Indian cinema has not only remained popular in India, but it has increased its boundaries elsewhere in world. It is very popular in most of the foreign countries, more so due to the Millions of Indians residing in foreign countries. The latest position just heard about Indian cinema is that Cannes is interested in showing Indian cinemas over there – a great achievement of the cinema industry indeed – Kudos to the Indian cinema.

Life is too beautiful dear friends, life is the biggest university and we have to educate ourselves from it. Life teaches us tiny minute things which Eben education doesn’t teach us. But we cannot ignore education. Life without education is like a life without Charecter. Education brings meaning to life.

A person’s perspective towards life is motivated through education which he or she gains over a period of time. Education has always been a key in bringing a change in one’s life. Education should be for enlightenment of life to make it more perspective and meaningful.

Likewise, Education plays s great role in life. Getting education is very necessary to get great success and happy life. It’s just like food is necessary for healthy body. It’s very important to live a luxurious and better life. Education develops the personality of peoplez provides physical and mental standards and promoted people’s living status. It promotes social well-being for a better life.

The more knowledge we get, we grow and develop in life. Being well educated does not mean for certificate and for s good salary, education should be fired life. Education makes us good thinkers and decision makers but life teaches us to handle the situation. Education Judy gives us knowledge: life gives us a practical knowledge. Life teaches beautiful lessons in each situation. Education should not be making money instead should be man making.

Nature is a good teacher. Education is a never ending process. Learning process continues throughout our life. For s better life we have to get good education. Not only what we learn in school that matters because we have many examples who are not educated from great university have got biggest success in life. It might be Bill Gates or Steve Jobs etc,. As Einstein says, “Not that everything counts can be counted and not everything that counted truly counts….. I retreat.”

To lead a great and successful life let us enjoy each and every situation of life. See friends, when you are educated you can educate others which is as good as giving life to others. Education always guides a person to face day-to-day challenges. It’s only asset which cannot be stolen by others. So let us start to learn from small-small things in life.

There are people who made life out of education there are others who have made their life as material for education. So life and education go together hand-in-hand. The journey by the way, birth and death is called life. Ironically we know something about birth and death, from education we are failing to understand what is life. That’s why few question keep coming like is this life? This is how we should live?

Some say life is like a river. If that is so education should be the rain. So the river of life can flow only when there is rain of education or the life may dry up soon.

At last, “Ano bhadraha krutavoyantu vishwataha” which means let all good thought and deeds come to us from every nook and corner of the world.

Let us get education and lead a good life….

The whole world is suffering from COVID-19 from last year. The pandemic is about to complete 1 year this December. And all of this happened just because of a small virus which isn’t even visible with naked eyes. This explains, how a small virus can do such a big disaster in human body.

Every nation is trying its best to prepare the vaccine for this disease and the government is requesting the people to wear mask, wash their hands and eat healthy food to increase their immunity.

In short, it’s all about living a healthy lifestyle to resist the disease and this pandemic has shown how important it is to care about the body, be it physically, mentally or emotionally.

There’s a lot of things a person can do to live a healthy lifestyle:

• Drink more water – Water is needed to carry out our body functions, remove waste and carry nutrients and oxygen around our body.
• Get enough sleep – When you don’t rest well, you compensate by eating more. Also, lack of sleep causes premature aging, and you wouldn’t want that.
• Exercise – Not just a few times a week, but every day. Movement is life. Exercise offers many benefits including increase of life span, lowering of risk of diseases, higher bone density and weight loss. Increase activity in your life.
• Never skip breakfast – Skipping breakfast might seem like it can lead to weight loss, but it’s doing just the opposite. Enjoying a high-protein, high-fiber breakfast keeps you energized throughout the morning, while forgetting breakfast actually slows down ur metabolism.
• Eat more fruits – Fruits are a plethora of vitamins and minerals.Taking in synthetic supplements are not the same as consuming the foods direct from nature.
• Eat more vegetables – Like fruits, vegetables are important for the well being of our health.
• Purge negative people from your life – Positive mental healthy is an important part of a healthy life. You don’t need toxic people in your life.
• Say no to oily food – Reduce your intake of fast food, fries, doughnuts, chips, wedges, and foods that have been deep fried.
• Don’t drink alcohol – Like caffeine, alcohol is a diuretic. Not only that, alcohol is repeatedly proven to have negative effects on our body and health– impacting the proper functioning of our brain, liver, lungs, and other major organs.
• Eat small meals – Choose several small meals over a few big meals a day. This balances out your energy distribution throughout the day.

These are few things one can do improve his body physically, mentally and emotionally.

As India aims to become a top manufacturing hub, Indian is on the threshold of major reform. India is poised to rank among the tip three manufacturing locations by 2020. In light of India’s launch of the Make in India initiative (MIII) aimed at transforming the country into a global manufacturing hub. India is a vast country in South Asia in terms of population and geographical area – the second most populated country, after China, with an area about one-Third that of China. However, it’s per-capita income is about one-fifth of China’s, ensuring a good supply of low-cost labor for it’s manufacturing sector over the medium to long term. Labor supply know India is abundant in major manufacturing states. A booming Indian economy has helped create a strong demand for labor, with growing job opportunities in first – and second tier Indian cities including persistent rural-to-urban and inter-state migration. In India, lots of manufacturing occurs in the informal sector, which typically covers cottage household and village industries in areas such as handlooms, handcrafts and agriculture. In compassion, manufacturing in a factory setting and employing more than 10 people pertains to the organized employment sector, which I’d governed by the minimum wage law. Minimum wage standards in India are complex.

During the past decade, the Indian economy focused on services rather than manufacturing India is focusing on the development of its infrastructure, increasing and/or tailoring it’s talent pool to the needs of the manufacturing industry, attacking investment through aggressive foreign direct investment initiatived and increasing the ease of doing business through legal and tax reform.

Below is a brief description of the major manufacturing hubs in India. Although all of the areas discussed below need significant infrastructure, including roads, rail, airports I and power and water improvements, most are already attracting significant investment, which will increase their manufacturing power and capacity.

Greater Noida (Uttar Pradesh) is India’s best auto manufacturing hub. It’s location and Connectivity, on the outskirts of New Delhi and consistent supply of resources have attracted big international companies such as Yamaha, Honda Del cars and LG Electronics India.

Nashik (Mumbai) located approximately three (driving) hours northeast of Mumbai, has electrical engineering and auto components industries. This location is well connected to two roads and airstrips but no airport.

Manesar, Haryana (Chandigarh) located about an hour (driving) southwest of New Delhi, is another favoured auto manufacturing hub. It is well connected to roads and railway. Infrastructure reform us underway to increase it’s manufacturing power and capacity.

Hospet (Bangalore) located in South central India approximately five hrs north of Bangalore, is a major steel and iron manufacturing hub. Hospet has recently attracted huge investment that will continue to grow it’s manufacturing power and capacity. Apple recently announced it’s descision to set up a manufacturing plant in Banglore.

The Make in India campaign means the Indian government is putting a high priority and lots of attention on the manufacturing industry, including significant investment and development. This will make an India an even more attractive manufacturing choice. The Indian commercial law system is based on British common law, which is most similar to the US legal system. Although there are some regulatory hurdles, a similar system makes it easier to understand for people from other common law countries. Manufacturing labor is very cheap in India, even compared to China. In 2014 the average cost of manufacturing labor per hour was $92 in India and $3.52 in China. While this cost seems much lower, you have to take into account the extra costs you will incur due to India’s significantly worse and more expensive transportation, power and water costs. India has a huge labour force (nearly 500 million people), which included unskilled workers as well as researchers and engineers, capable of lending cost-effective research and development support to manufacturing operations.

Chosing where to manufacture is an important business decision that requires significant research and consideration.

A modern, durable, portable, fast installable, safe and varying weather compatible 10- Bedded Make-Shift Hospital was inaugurated by Dr. Harsh Vardhan, Minister (S&T, ES and H&FW) at NDRF 8th Battalion Centre, Ghaziabad. The make-shift hospital has been set up by CSIR constituent laboratory, namely, CSIR-Central Building Research Institute, Roorkee in collaboration with National Disaster Response Force (NDRF), Ministry of Home Affairs for demonstration purpose as well as use of NDRF. It would serve the purpose for disaster recovery stage including for use in long pandemic or emergency situation. Dr Shekhar Mande, DG, CSIR; Shri S.N. Pradhan, DG, NDRF ; Dr Gopalakrishnan, Director CSIR-CBRI were among the dignitaries present on the occasion.

Dr. Harsh Vardhan visited various units of the Make-shift hospital, interacted with hospital staff and witnessed Exhibition and Photo Gallery and also the Demonstration on Collapsed Structure Search & Rescue.  Later, he planted a sapling on the occasion as well.

The Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi has greeted the people on the auspicious occasion of Nuakhai Juhar.

In a tweet, the Prime Minister said, “The special occasion of Nuakhai is about celebrating the hardwork of our farmers. It is due to their efforts that our nation is fed. 

May this auspicious day bring prosperity and good health for everyone. 

Nuakhai Juhar!”

The Vice President, Shri M Venkaiah Naidu today called for a national movement for women’s empowerment and to ensure that no girl child is left out of school.

While observing that the flagship scheme ‘Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao’ has undoubtedly created a positive impact, Shri Naidu said that much more needs to be done to change the societal mindset.

In a Facebook Post titled “End Discrimination, Empower Women”, Shri Naidu pointed out that with women constituting about 50 percent of India’s population, progress cannot be achieved unless they are given equal opportunities in all spheres, including the political arena. “We need to show in action and in deeds that gender discrimination no longer exists—that should be our goal”, he stressed.

Urging all political parties to arrive at a consensus at the earliest on the long-pending proposal to provide adequate reservation to women in parliament and state legislatures at the earliest, Shri Naidu also emphasized the need for giving equal property rights to women for their economic emancipation.

The Vice President recently released a report- ‘Status of Sex Ratio at Birth in India’ which mentioned that there has not been any change in the sex ratio at birth in India from 2001-2017–the number of girl children born is much less than what is the general or natural norm. It was brought out by the Indian Association of Parliamentarians for Population and Development (IAPPD).

Referring to the report, he said it is an alarming issue that needs to be addressed on a war footing by all the stakeholders—from the society at large to parliamentarians, government, policy makers, opinion leaders, media organizations and various organizations working to empower women.

Urging elected representatives at all levels to draw the attention of people in their respective areas to the alarming aspect of skewed sex ratio, Shri Naidu called upon every citizen to act as a warrior in completely eradicating social evils like dowry system and in eliminating ‘son preference’ mindset.

Stressing the need for rigorous implementation of Pre-conception & Pre-natal Diagnostics Techniques (PC & PNDT) law to bring about a balance in the sex ratio, the Vice President said there should be zero tolerance towards any kind of discrimination or violence against girls and women.

Calling upon the people to collectively declare a war on poverty, illiteracy and other social hurdles coming in the way of building a New India, Shri Naidu wanted every Indian citizen, particularly the youth to join in the Yagna of building a prosperous and happy India where there will be no discrimination of any kind.

Army Sports Institute, Pune was raised as part of Indian Army’s “Mission Olympics” programme on 01 Jul 2001. The aim was to train the vast reservoir of talent in the Army in selected seven disciplines to include Archery, Athletics, Boxing, Diving, Fencing, Weightlifting and Wrestling with an ultimate aim of winningmedals at Olympics. The institute draws its sportsmen from the Army as well as from young raw and proven talent in ‘Boys Sports Companies’ (8-14 years age).

These sportsmen are supported by a team of Foreign, Indian coaches, physical conditioners, specialists in Sports Medicine, Physiology, Psychology, Biomechanics, Statistics and Nutrition.

In Army Sports Institute the sportsmen have been the ‘Centre of Gravity’ and ‘Team ASI’ is constantly inspired by these human bodies endowed with discipline, dedication, determination and devotion. The Institute has made spectacular progress and given an inspired performance in International competitions to include Olympics, Asian Games, Commonwealth Games and World Championships.

Union Minister for Road Transport, Highways and MSMEs Shri Nitin Gadkari will lay foundation stone of and inaugurate 35 highway projects in Madhya Pradesh on Tuesday, the 25th of August, 2020. Chief Minister Shri Shivraj Singh Chauhan will preside over the virtual function, to be attended by Union Ministers Shri ThavarchandGehlot and Shri Narendra Singh Tomar, MoSs Shri Prahlad Singh Patel, Shri Faggan Singh Kulaste and Gen (Dr) V K Singh(Rtd), Ministers from the State, several MPs, MLAs and senior officers from the Centre and the State.

These projects for inauguration and foundation laying carry a Road length of 1139 kilometers, involving construction value of over Rs 9400 crore. Paving the way for development of MP, these roads will enhance better connectivity, convenience and economic growth in the State.

Starting from one test in January 2020 through a single lab in Pune, India has exceeded cumulative tests of more than 3.5 crore today. Consistently testing more than 8 lakhs tests since the last six days, with 8,01,147 COVID-19 tests in the past 24 hours, the total has touched 3,52,92,220.

The steep rise in the testing is a result of effective implementation of the aggressive testing strategy of the Centre through a focussed and graded approach.

The rising average daily tests during the past three weeks present a strong depiction of the progress made in enhancement of COVID-19 tests across the country.