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anil replied to the topic Man Made Calamity - Threatens millions of people ...
rambabu wrote:
vijay wrote:
Who is willing to surrender his/her vehicle to reduce pollution may raise his/her hand.
Surrender ? No you mistook it. It's sharing the vehicle. People who reside in the same locality and having a common destination can take out their vehicle once in 3 days or a week as the case may be. It reduces the traffic congestion conservation of petrol as well as atmospheric pollution.
No need to say others to surrender his/her vehicles. Start from you. If some one children are going school or college on bikes stop this practice and suggest them to use cycles. If school or college is far away then use school vehicles.
10 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic Prime Minister Modi in the UK - .
The Melas in UK were organised by the Non resident Indians because they wanted to showcase India and its culture and not by Modi or BJp , so resident Indians too if interested can organise Melas like they did before for The Family and its entourage ..
10 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Man Made Calamity - Threatens millions of people ...
vijay wrote:
Who is willing to surrender his/her vehicle to reduce pollution may raise his/her hand.
Surrender ? No you mistook it. It's sharing the vehicle. People who reside in the same locality and having a common destination can take out their vehicle once in 3 days or a week as the case may be. It reduces the traffic congestion conservation of petrol as well as atmospheric pollution.
10 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic celebrating Tipu sultan Birth day .
History written by historians is what one should be following not one distorted by politicians ,especially from the grand old party ,who think the entire nation is theirs for the taking and have no qualms about twisting facts to suit their selfish agenda which is purely communal and done with the purpose of creating a rift between different communities .. Now because some people are resisting their attempt they start coloring their argument , but one can see through it..
10 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic Man Made Calamity - Threatens millions of people ...
Kalyani Nandurkar wrote:
Lopamudra wrote:
vijay wrote:
Who is willing to surrender his/her vehicle to reduce pollution may raise his/her hand.
That's a tall order but 'No car days' once a week as started in Gurgaon is a good initiative. Even if not enforced by a state, one can do it as a responsible citizen and use alternative transport once a week. That would reduce the emission of harmful gases to a great extent!
That is a good initiative which has been started in many companies in Pune too. Apart from that, many companies encourage their employees to start and maintain carpools. Many others have now, of their own accord, started using bicycles to commute to work.
Many of the private companies have buses that pick up their employees , which is an excellent initiative, also car pooling really helps. Now with the increased number of privately owned vehicles all cities large, medium or small and the roads are packed to capacity , during most time of the day ..
10 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Prime Minister Modi in the UK - .
As the the PM of india, when Narendra Modi has visited the UK. It is understood that he is the elected leader of of all Indians. The question of Resident or Non resident Indians will not arise.
10 years ago
Lopamudra liked a reply to the topic Man Made Calamity - Threatens millions of people ...
10 years ago
Kalyani Nandurkar replied to the topic Man Made Calamity - Threatens millions of people ...
Lopamudra wrote:
vijay wrote:
Who is willing to surrender his/her vehicle to reduce pollution may raise his/her hand.
That's a tall order but 'No car days' once a week as started in Gurgaon is a good initiative. Even if not enforced by a state, one can do it as a responsible citizen and use alternative transport once a week. That would reduce the emission of harmful gases to a great extent!
That is a good initiative which has been started in many companies in Pune too. Apart from that, many companies encourage their employees to start and maintain carpools. Many others have now, of their own accord, started using bicycles to commute to work.
10 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic seven steps to avoid chronic diseases .
anil wrote:
rambabu wrote:
anil wrote:
rambabu wrote:
anil wrote:
Prevention is much more better than cure. Steps which are suggested are helpful in keeping us healthy. Principal of keeping healthy of Indians are not bad. Link yourself with nature. Eat less chew more. Mota khao or Mota pahno. Strong immunity system to live healthy.
True. In the link article, Physical Activity is also given. Physical activity may be Yoga or regular morning walk will keep you away from ailments.
Yoga, physical activity and morning walk helpful in keep away from ailments if we are sincer for our eating habits. A person who like only to eat Pizza Pasta, how can yoga and physical activity keep away from diseases. Ayurveda insist on including 6 tests in our food to be a healthy diet.
There is no disease that cannot be cured by Yoga. This is the reason why United Nations General Assembly declared International Yoga year to be observed on December 11 every year. The best thing about Yoga is, it is inexpensive.
I am agree with you but if we invite disease than how can we cure it. Combination of Ayurveda, Yoga and Natural therapy is able to cure each and every disease.
If one invites disease, nobody can help him and he is bound to fall prey to all kinds of diseases. Yoga should be started at an early age so that it becomes a part of our lives. And can be assured of a life long happy life. What all you need to do is, devote 10 minutes of your time for Yoga either in the morning or evening.
10 years ago
Kalyani Nandurkar liked a reply to the topic Man Made Calamity - Threatens millions of people ...
10 years ago
Lopamudra replied to the topic Man Made Calamity - Threatens millions of people ...
vijay wrote:
Who is willing to surrender his/her vehicle to reduce pollution may raise his/her hand.
That's a tall order but 'No car days' once a week as started in Gurgaon is a good initiative. Even if not enforced by a state, one can do it as a responsible citizen and use alternative transport once a week. That would reduce the emission of harmful gases to a great extent!
10 years ago
Lopamudra said thank you to Kalyani Nandurkar for his/her reply to the topic Koh-i-noor Diamond - Legal Challenge against Queen Elizabeth.
Lopamudra wrote:
As much as everyone would love to see the precious gem back here where it belongs, I think it should be challenged, it does seem like a very difficult task .It's surrender was one of the terms/clauses of the Treaty of Lahore . And even if India succeeds, where should it go thereafter? There would be plenty of claimants within the country itself . And as discussed earlier, who can guarantee its fate would not be something like Tagore's Nobel prize medal ??
Exactly my thoughts! And as Usha too has mentioned previously that as long as it is displayed in the Royal museum in London, it is safe and everyone is aware of its whereabouts. But once it comes back to India, there will be a lot of ugly dramas regarding its claim and then the usual inefficiency involved in preserving and protecting it. It is safe where it is already present.
10 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Koh-i-noor Diamond - Legal Challenge against Queen Elizabeth.
India will fight tooth and nail and will not hesitate to use all its available resources at its disposal. But , it certainty is a Herculean task for India. Especially, David Cameroon's statement, the PM of Britain when he said, Koh - I - Noor will not be returned to India during Indian PM's visit to Britain.
10 years ago
Kalyani Nandurkar replied to the topic celebrating Tipu sultan Birth day .
vijay wrote:
What great choice of histories we have to chose from : Real history, British history,Congress history, BJP history, RSS history, Leftist history, Muslim history, Regional history, Local history, Perceived history, Communal history and so on. Rarely many of us are on the same page of history.
Perhaps you could enlighten us with some real history!
10 years ago
anil replied to the topic Man Made Calamity - Threatens millions of people ...
rambabu wrote:
vijay wrote:
Who is willing to surrender his/her vehicle to reduce pollution may raise his/her hand.
Surrender ? No you mistook it. It's sharing the vehicle. People who reside in the same locality and having a common destination can take out their vehicle once in 3 days or a week as the case may be. It reduces the traffic congestion conservation of petrol as well as atmospheric pollution.
No need to say others to surrender his/her vehicles. Start from you. If some one children are going school or college on bikes stop this practice and suggest them to use cycles. If school or college is far away then use school vehicles.
10 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic Prime Minister Modi in the UK - .
The Melas in UK were organised by the Non resident Indians because they wanted to showcase India and its culture and not by Modi or BJp , so resident Indians too if interested can organise Melas like they did before for The Family and its entourage ..
10 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Man Made Calamity - Threatens millions of people ...
vijay wrote:
Who is willing to surrender his/her vehicle to reduce pollution may raise his/her hand.
Surrender ? No you mistook it. It's sharing the vehicle. People who reside in the same locality and having a common destination can take out their vehicle once in 3 days or a week as the case may be. It reduces the traffic congestion conservation of petrol as well as atmospheric pollution.
10 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic celebrating Tipu sultan Birth day .
History written by historians is what one should be following not one distorted by politicians ,especially from the grand old party ,who think the entire nation is theirs for the taking and have no qualms about twisting facts to suit their selfish agenda which is purely communal and done with the purpose of creating a rift between different communities .. Now because some people are resisting their attempt they start coloring their argument , but one can see through it..
10 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic Man Made Calamity - Threatens millions of people ...
Kalyani Nandurkar wrote:
Lopamudra wrote:
vijay wrote:
Who is willing to surrender his/her vehicle to reduce pollution may raise his/her hand.
That's a tall order but 'No car days' once a week as started in Gurgaon is a good initiative. Even if not enforced by a state, one can do it as a responsible citizen and use alternative transport once a week. That would reduce the emission of harmful gases to a great extent!
That is a good initiative which has been started in many companies in Pune too. Apart from that, many companies encourage their employees to start and maintain carpools. Many others have now, of their own accord, started using bicycles to commute to work.
Many of the private companies have buses that pick up their employees , which is an excellent initiative, also car pooling really helps. Now with the increased number of privately owned vehicles all cities large, medium or small and the roads are packed to capacity , during most time of the day ..
10 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Prime Minister Modi in the UK - .
As the the PM of india, when Narendra Modi has visited the UK. It is understood that he is the elected leader of of all Indians. The question of Resident or Non resident Indians will not arise.
10 years ago
Lopamudra liked a reply to the topic Man Made Calamity - Threatens millions of people ...
10 years ago
Kalyani Nandurkar replied to the topic Man Made Calamity - Threatens millions of people ...
Lopamudra wrote:
vijay wrote:
Who is willing to surrender his/her vehicle to reduce pollution may raise his/her hand.
That's a tall order but 'No car days' once a week as started in Gurgaon is a good initiative. Even if not enforced by a state, one can do it as a responsible citizen and use alternative transport once a week. That would reduce the emission of harmful gases to a great extent!
That is a good initiative which has been started in many companies in Pune too. Apart from that, many companies encourage their employees to start and maintain carpools. Many others have now, of their own accord, started using bicycles to commute to work.
10 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic seven steps to avoid chronic diseases .
anil wrote:
rambabu wrote:
anil wrote:
rambabu wrote:
anil wrote:
Prevention is much more better than cure. Steps which are suggested are helpful in keeping us healthy. Principal of keeping healthy of Indians are not bad. Link yourself with nature. Eat less chew more. Mota khao or Mota pahno. Strong immunity system to live healthy.
True. In the link article, Physical Activity is also given. Physical activity may be Yoga or regular morning walk will keep you away from ailments.
Yoga, physical activity and morning walk helpful in keep away from ailments if we are sincer for our eating habits. A person who like only to eat Pizza Pasta, how can yoga and physical activity keep away from diseases. Ayurveda insist on including 6 tests in our food to be a healthy diet.
There is no disease that cannot be cured by Yoga. This is the reason why United Nations General Assembly declared International Yoga year to be observed on December 11 every year. The best thing about Yoga is, it is inexpensive.
I am agree with you but if we invite disease than how can we cure it. Combination of Ayurveda, Yoga and Natural therapy is able to cure each and every disease.
If one invites disease, nobody can help him and he is bound to fall prey to all kinds of diseases. Yoga should be started at an early age so that it becomes a part of our lives. And can be assured of a life long happy life. What all you need to do is, devote 10 minutes of your time for Yoga either in the morning or evening.
10 years ago
Kalyani Nandurkar liked a reply to the topic Man Made Calamity - Threatens millions of people ...
10 years ago
Lopamudra replied to the topic Man Made Calamity - Threatens millions of people ...
vijay wrote:
Who is willing to surrender his/her vehicle to reduce pollution may raise his/her hand.
That's a tall order but 'No car days' once a week as started in Gurgaon is a good initiative. Even if not enforced by a state, one can do it as a responsible citizen and use alternative transport once a week. That would reduce the emission of harmful gases to a great extent!
10 years ago
Lopamudra said thank you to Kalyani Nandurkar for his/her reply to the topic Koh-i-noor Diamond - Legal Challenge against Queen Elizabeth.
Lopamudra wrote:
As much as everyone would love to see the precious gem back here where it belongs, I think it should be challenged, it does seem like a very difficult task .It's surrender was one of the terms/clauses of the Treaty of Lahore . And even if India succeeds, where should it go thereafter? There would be plenty of claimants within the country itself . And as discussed earlier, who can guarantee its fate would not be something like Tagore's Nobel prize medal ??
Exactly my thoughts! And as Usha too has mentioned previously that as long as it is displayed in the Royal museum in London, it is safe and everyone is aware of its whereabouts. But once it comes back to India, there will be a lot of ugly dramas regarding its claim and then the usual inefficiency involved in preserving and protecting it. It is safe where it is already present.
10 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Koh-i-noor Diamond - Legal Challenge against Queen Elizabeth.
India will fight tooth and nail and will not hesitate to use all its available resources at its disposal. But , it certainty is a Herculean task for India. Especially, David Cameroon's statement, the PM of Britain when he said, Koh - I - Noor will not be returned to India during Indian PM's visit to Britain.
10 years ago
Kalyani Nandurkar replied to the topic celebrating Tipu sultan Birth day .
vijay wrote:
What great choice of histories we have to chose from : Real history, British history,Congress history, BJP history, RSS history, Leftist history, Muslim history, Regional history, Local history, Perceived history, Communal history and so on. Rarely many of us are on the same page of history.
Perhaps you could enlighten us with some real history!
10 years ago