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millets in various indian language

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Finger millet	Nachani /mundua	Kezhvaragu	Ragi	Ragula	Panji pullu
Kodo millet	Koden/Kodra	Varagu	Harka	Arikelu	Koovaragu
Foxtail millet	Kangni/Rala	Thinai	Navane	Korra	Thina
Little millet	Kutki	Saamai	Saame	Sama	Chama
Barnyard millet	Jhangora	Kuthiravali	Oodalu	Odalu	Kavadapullu
Pearl millet	Bajra	Kambu	Sajje	Sajjalu	Kambam
Sorghum	Jowar	Cholam	Jola	Jonna	Cholam

Did you know these unusual benefits of henna?

Henna can be wondrous. Here's the proof:

Cures baldness In a small pan, boil some mustard oil and put in some henna leaves in it; let it boil for a while till the nutrients in the leaves are mixed in the oil. strain out the oil once it cools downa nd then apply it on your scalp to prevent balding.

Cures heat boils While we all are approaching towards summer, heat boils are something that are most common among most men and women, due to sweat and the soaring temperatures. Boil a few henna leaves in plain water and wash the infected part, when the water turns luke warm. This helps to cure disturbing heat boils and also leaves a soothing and cooling effect.

Treats headaches Did you know henna flowers can also be put to use. Soak a few henna leaves and flowers in vinegar for an hour and apply it on to your temples and massage it thoroughly; it instantly relieves you of headache and makes sure you feel refreshed.

Cures dandruff Forget those chemical-based dandruff shampoos and creams, try this natural element to get rid of dandruff. Mix some henna with fenugreek seeds and mustard oil. Boil these ingredients together and then strain it out. Apply it on your scalp regularly to help get rid of dandruff.

Make way for lighter fabric

Chambray Scrapping your favourite denims in summer may be a difficult task, but here we have close substitute to that too. Chambray is a lighter fabric, it's the texture and colour that makes it resemble denims.
 

Linen Linen shirts are quite a hit to beat the heat. A linen shirt looks brilliant when teamed with a pair of linen pants. And the lighter the colour the better linen looks.
 

Cotton The all-time favourite cotton cannot be ditched this season. This fabric is versatile and can be styled in any way. One of its USP is that it can be experimented with and goes well will almost everything.
 

Seersucker It's a light textured cloth that one can use to make pants, shorts and skirts. Its goes best with plain tees. The appearance of the material is thick, but it's a soft and light fabric.

to remove that horrid sun tan.

Here are some of the most popular and effective home remedies and methods
You can apply these natural packs to get rid of the tan from your face, arms, hands, neck, back and feet the natural way. These age old home treatments need at least a week of regular use to obtain noticeable results against the tan and to get your natural colour back.
We tend to use fairness cream which contain bleach that are harmful to the skin in the long run and should be avoided.
- A mixture of lemon juice, rose water and cucumber juice should be applied on the face as a face pack. Lemon juice is citric acid that helps remove the tan and the cucumber and rose water are cooling agents.
- Mixing together some honey and lemon juice and applying it on the affected area can be one of the best anti tan pack mixtures.
- Preparing a paste of some raw milk, turmeric and some lemon juice. This mixture should then be applied on the skin and be allowed to remain till it dries up. Thereafter, it should be washed with some cool water.
- Prepare a mixture of oats and buttermilk. This mixture should be rubbed onto the tanned area as the oats will help in exfoliating the skin and on the other hand the butter milk is known to be extremely soothing for the skin.
- Mixing together some gram flour, lime juice and some curd on the affected area on a regular basis gives best results against tanning.
- Applying some fresh lemon juice and allowing it to remain for at least 15 minutes on the elbows, knees or patchy areas helps remove the tan and making it fair.
- A regular use of fresh coconut water on the hands and face is known to be very effective in getting rid of a tan as well as making the skin supple and soft.
- Aloe Vera gel is an excellent remedy for taking care of dark tans. It will lighten the skin in as little as a week, if applied everyday to the affected area. However, aloe has the property of making your skin photosynthetic and can darken it if you go out in the sun without sunscreen lotion. This makes it important to remember to use sunscreen every time you go out.
- A cream with equal parts of milk powder, lemon juice, honey and almond oil can be applied and left on for 20 minutes. This will help lighten your tan. You can store this for about a week and use it thrice daily for best results.
- Apply a paste made with turmeric powder and lime juice thrice a week. This will lighten the skin colour considerably and remove the tan.
- Soak almonds overnight and grind them into a fine paste the next morning. Add equal quantities of milk cream to the paste and apply on the affected area to make the skin fair.
- Apply a paste of oatmeal, yogurt, a few drops of lime and tomato juice. Wash this with cold water after half an hour and see the difference.
- Mash the papaya pulp and massage the sun tanned area. Papaya is excellent for the skin and also helps in anti-aging.
- Combining ash gourd juice with multan mitti and applying it all over the face helps reduce the tan considerably.

http://www.thefitindian.com/16-best-home-remedies-to-remove-sun-tan-naturally/

interview steps/Tips in unconventional ways

  Can u tel me some  thing about uerself
Be prepared on organisation  turnover, divercification, futureplans, financial  status, authrntic statistics
Be heard 
Show intent
Personal marketing
Being courteous
Inovative responces
Internship
Swot analysis
Why should we hire u
Salary expectation
Where do u see yourself in 5 yrs
Do you have any questions to ask

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There is a difference between a job that pays the bills and a fulfilling career. We wondered why the distance between our job and our dreams is often so wide.

The world has changed, technology has been revolutionized several times over, and yet our hiring process still resembles the way it was back in the 1970s. Little has changed in how we post, apply, and interview for jobs on or offline.

Perhaps the first step in creating extraordinary work places is to rewrite the rules of engagement for gaining meaningful employment.

We have written about how our company, Fishbowl, abolished managers, meetings, and performance reviews. One of the comments we received was, “What do you do all day without these things?” and we responded with, “We work! We still make mistakes, but we love it because we are always getting better.”

You might be surprised by our suggestions for landing the job of your dreams. But since transforming the hiring process and the creating extraordinary work places will require a few years to catch up, here are a few of our team’s ideas that may open up a few new possibilities for you.


Find your dream job by using these unconventional tactics.

1. Apply for jobs that are never listed…by connecting with extraordinary people from all walks of life.

Most of the really great jobs are filled before companies even think to post them on Craigslist or other job sites. Overall, the interviewing process is tedious and if 50 people interview, 49 are going to be deflated and only one elated. How many times have we interviewed for a job we knew was not right for us and yet we were still devastated when we weren’t called back for the next round? It’s like a beauty pageant gone terribly wrong

Hospital with a difference

Forty-four km due south from Imphal and about three kilometres off National Highway 39 that leads to Myanmar at Kakching lies the Anandsingh Yoga and Nature Cure Research Hospital. Managed by the Kha Manipur Yoga and and Nature Cure Association, the hospital in itself is a small 10-bed affair. But it is here that “miracles” are performed for those affected by paralysis, backache, sciatica, hypertension, obesity, nerve and stomach ailments, gastro-intestinal problems and peptic ulcers. No medicines are prescribed except for vitamin supplements and that, too, for the mental satisfaction of patients. And all this is happening in the lap of nature at a location flanked by a 20-acre hill spread adorned with pine trees and a two-hectare plain area where the hospital is located.

The treatment regimen is completely natural and starts with a weeklong fast during which patients live on lime juice and honey, supplemented by fruits in the second week and, thereafter, on a single meal a day. The day starts with the doctor’s round where blood pressure is checked and treatment prescribed — which could be a hip, spine, foot and hand bath or a steam bath.

In the afternoon, a body massage session supervised by two masseurs ensures that no part of your body is left unattended. The evening sessions are confined to treatments that involve traction, blood circulatory machines or electrical massages.

Central to the idea of this therapy is the detoxification process, which, besides the fasting technique, also includes being administered an enema to remove all impurities from the body. The end result is a wonderful experience as those suffering from high blood pressure suddenly notice a plunge in the level. The overweight begin to heave sighs of relief on noticing their waistlines reducing inch after inch. The radiant glow returning to once sick faces is enough reason to stop looking for expensive health spas and beauty salons.

Dr Mayanglanbam Rajkumar is the soft-spoken 55-year-old CEO who started this hospital in 1983. He is assisted by Dr Amrabati Devi and they have dedicated staff like Mohon and Sharat, the male masseurs, and Menaka  and Ilina, the female masseurs, who also double as health therapists. They, in turn, are assisted by Elvina, Juliana, Rosea, Bijaya and Sonia, all trainee therapists who have signed up for a six-month course following which they will fan out to the big metropolises in mainland India to seek jobs. Considering that these girls come from a rural background and have hardly been out of the state, it is significant that they are mentally prepared to seek jobs outside the state in hospitals, health resorts and spas in five-star hotels.

The majority of patients here involve those who have  suffered from paralysis following strokes, etc, and had spent a fortune seeking cures outside the state. Burly Manipur Police ex-havildar Lala Singh had to be carried by four persons when he came in three months ago. Now he takes evening walks with the help of a walking stick. For several others like him, relief comes by way of painstaking structured therapy that depends entirely on nature and it’s various gifts. One woman suffering from acute peptic ulcers would groan in pain after consuming lime juice. Dr Rajkumar then prescribed plain water and thereafter she was made to consume the paste of a plant known to have antiseptic properties and locally called Terapaibi. Within a forthnight she was cured and discharged.

Earlier, the hospital also housed a community care centre for those afflicted with HIV/Aids but it had to be closed down after the National Aids Control Organisation ruled that all hospices or community care centres had to be managed by the respective state’s aids control societies. But what remains is the deaddiction and rehabilitation centre, called Healing  Point.

This is a 30-bed centre for deaddiction and rehabilitation. With drugs and alcohol abuse on a rampage in Manipur, the staff here have a busy time. A rehab centre with a difference, it admits addicts affected by HIV and does not discriminate. An HIV-prone addict called Johnny Depp because he resembled the Hollywood actor in his Pirates of the Caribbean garb would ask his counsellor every evening for his LSD fix. When asked to explain LSD, he would call it his Life Saving Drug. Then there was Yaima, admitted for alcoholism. Cured, he told the staff he would return with his father, who was an even more chronic alcoholic. Return he did and admitted his father, stating that “we cannot have two alcoholics in the same house”. Then there was SK, a former militant who’d had his guts blown out in an ambush by Army personnel on their patrol. He took to drinking heavily because of harassment by the police upon his release from hospital, a clear case of post-traumatic shock withdrawal syndrome. The staff at Healing Point took good care of him and others who have made the comeback from trauma and addiction include Arun, Boinao, Ajitsen, Ajit and Enao.

Funded by various agencies of government of India and foreign donors, patients are charged a bare minimum — Rs.200 a month at Healing Point and about Rs.7,000 a month at the hospital, for lodging and treatment expenses.

Vegetarian food beneficial but balanced diet is key to health

NEW DELHI: Even as the Union health minister J P Nadda made a pitch for vegetarian food by counting on its health benefits, doctors say a well-balanced diet, rich in all nutrients, is the key to healthy living.

While most doctors agree vegetables, fruits and cereals are beneficial for health, some also argue that complete absence of non-vegetarian items, mainly fish and egg, may deprive vegetarians of certain essential diet components such as omega-3 fatty acids and vitamin B12, that are not adequately available in vegetarian foods. Omega-3 fatty acids and vitamin B12 are essential to strengthen muscles and brain nerves.

Several studies in India and abroad comparing vegetarians with non-vegetarians have found incidence of heart diseases, cancers and obesity are lower in those following a vegetarian diet.

According to Dr S C Manchanda, head of preventive cardiology, Ganga Ram hospital, the rate of heart diseases and cancer is around 20% less among those eating a completely vegetarian diet than those eating meat. "Vegetables and fruits contain fibre which lowers cholesterol and helps in weight management. This in turn is good for the heart," says Dr Manchanda.

However, there is also a contrarian view existing among the medical fraternity itself. Though there is no denial of the benefits of a vegetarian diet, there are serious concerns about the "distorted vegetarianism" dominating the Indian palate.

Dr Anoop Misra, chairman of Fortis CDOC hospital for diabetes and allied specialties, points vegetarian diets are often high in carbohydrates, trans fat and are low in proteins, omega -3 fatty acids and vitamin B12. "Around 90% of Indians have vitamin B12 deficiency and traditionally weaker muscles," he adds.

While red meat and processed meat are considered particularly harmful for health, most doctors still advise measured portions of fish, egg and even chicken as part of a balanced diet.

8 easy steps to lead a healthy life

If you want to live a healthy life, forget all complicated advice, and ignore those expert forwards from well wishers on the dos-and-don'ts to stay healthy. Better than this, work on your strengths and use them sensibly to achieve your goals. Once you implement these simple rules in your life, it will be easy to deal with all the stress leading to a happy life. Avoid late night TV and net surfing

Lack of sleep can lead to a highly stressful life. Insufficient sleep (less then eight hours) can cause a host of medical and psychological disorders.It also results in lack of concentration and focus during day time.
Don't compromise on your water intake
Have a minimum of eight glasses of water every day, since it washes your inner body, and keeps the vital organs healthy by flushing out toxic build-up.
Get some Vitamin D
Spending some time in the morning sun helps your body to replenish vitamin D, which is most useful for the re-absorption of calcium and phosphorous, the two most important nutrients that improve bone and teeth density and increases their strengths.
Avoid too much of eating outside
Most of the food outside is processed, which is bad news for the body. Avoid too much of outside meals as well as junk food that can aggravate the negative effect. Try to eat more of hygienic homecooked food and carry it with you at your work place, too.
Take the stairs
Nothing like giving the elevator and the escalators a miss. Since they are all around us, we have conveniently forgotten the stairs which improve cardiac health and blood circulation.Try to take the stairs as many times during the day whether at office, home or the railway or metro stations.
Maintain a bal anced diet
A body needs car bohydrates, proteins, fats, minerals and fiber in moderate quantities and a balanced diet must include all of this. Eating fruit and vegetable daily ensures that your digestive system stays refreshed.
Invest in a good pair of shoes
Whether it is to get back in shape or just stay fit to maintain your health quotient. Buy yourself a really nice pair of comfortable walking or running shoes. Start with morning or evening walks or jogs and move on to hitting the gym for some body shaping.
Go for alternative exercises 

Enjoy a trek over the weekend or go swimming, cycling or walking to work.Join dance, kick boxing or karate classes to keep the body toned while burning those extra calories

Natural treatments for your everyday beauty woes

Luxurious beauty treatments can take a backseat this season and instead swear by natural skin treatments that not only guarantee long-lasting results but also ensure that your skin stays clean and blemish-free.

Using ripe banana
It is said to be a natural source of vitamin A, E and D. Take a ripe banana and mash it well. This will make your mane smooth, soft as well as shiny. To clear blemishes off your face, mash a ripe banana and apply it evenly on your face. You can also add a few drops of lemon to help lighten your skin and get rid of pigmentation.

Papaya
With the sweltering heat almost upon us, your face needs to cool down a bit. To ensure that your face stays nourished as well as free from marks and blemishes. Refrigerate half a papaya overnight and squash it well the following day. Apply this paste evenly on your face and keep it on for at least an hour before you wash it away with lukewarm water. Use a moisturising lotion to keep your skin smooth.

Honey and lemon
For those who want to lighten their skin, the best face pack to apply is that of honey and lemon. It will lighten your skin and also tighten the pores, thereby making your facial skin a shade lighter than it is.

Seasonal fruits
While we all know that the consumption of seasonal fruits cleanses your system and keeps it clean, a seasonal fruit pack also ensures that your skin stays nourished and healthy. You can either do this treatment on a daily basis or once during the week.

Strawberry
For those who suffer from fine lines and wrinkles and ageing skin, it is best recommended to use a strawberry face pack at least twice in a week. Simply mash a few strawberries and apply it directly on your face. You might feel an initial itch in the beginning, but once the pack settles down on your face, it will lend a cooling effect and will brighten your face. u

Orange, too
We all know about the wonders of orange juice and orange peel, but do you know applying the pulp of the orange juice will make your skin brighter within minutes? For those who suffer from tanning and pigmentation issues, your best cure lies in applying the pulp of orange on your face on a daily basis. To make the pack thicker, you can combine banana or besan with it. You can alternatively add some rose water while making this paste.

Woman falls in love with son, wants to have his baby

The mother and son had been in a relationship since 2014 and have 'incredible and mind-blowing' sex.

 " I know people will say we're disgusting, that we should be able to control our feelings, but when you're hit by a love so consuming you are willing to give up everything for it, you have to fight for it," says the mother.

A mom who recently reunited with her son after giving him up for adoption 30 years ago says that now they are in love and want to have a baby together. Kim west, 51 and her son Ben Ford, 32, at present live in Michigan and have been together in a relationship since 2014.
Kim west who was born and brought up in London became pregnant at the age of 19 when she was studying in California and gave birth to Ben Ford and later gave him up for adoption.
West came back to UK after her son was adopted and her relationship didn’t work out. In December 2013, she received a letter from Ford who was looking to find his biological parents.
In January 2014, they met and it was then that they realised that they were sexually attracted to each other. At that time, Ford was living in Colorado with his wife, Victoria.
(Photo: New Day)
Ford later separated from his wife and has been in relationship with his mother for the past two years. They at present live in Michigan and describe their relationship as 'Genetic Sexual Attraction'.
Genetic sexual attraction is a seldom-talked about phenomenon that occurs between adoptees and their long-lost parents. The term was coined in the US in the late 1980s by Barbara Gonyo, the founder of Truth Seekers In Adoption, a Chicago-based support group for adoptees and their new-found relatives.

This is not incest, it is GSA. We are like peas in a pod and are meant to be together. I know people will say we're disgusting, that we should be able to control our feelings, but when you're hit by a love so consuming you are willing to give up everything for it, you have to fight for it. It's a once in a lifetime chance and something Ben and I are not willing to walk away from.” West, who is an interior designer told New Day.

When Ford and West decided to meet after she received his letter, they met and the couple shared their first kiss after they had a bottle of champagne in a hotel.
Ford then decided to leave his wife and moved to Michigan with his mother, where they met with another GSA couple.

When I met Kim, I couldn't think of her as my mum but instead as a sexual being. I had seen a therapist at an adoption support group and had learnt about the GSA phenomenon,” Ford told New Day's Alley Einstein.

The couple now wants to marry and is even trying to have a baby together. They are also open to surrogacy if they are unable to have a biological child.
As incest is illegal in the state of Michigan, the couple is willing to move to another state.

All you need to know about face serums

With a booming beauty industry that is valued at billions and a staggering number of beauty products available to choose from, it isn't surprising that a large number of women are at a loss at what to buy and use.

This often results in the trial and error method — use a product and see whether it works for you or not. Recent times have seen a phenomenal rise in the popularity of face serums that claim to turn back the hands of time by targeting specific problems to leave you with firmer and smoother skin, diminish pores and improve your skin's moisture levels.

Dermatologist Dr Soma Sarkar says, "The beauty of a serum is that most of the fluid is eliminated, so what you're left with is a high concentration of active ingredients. Serums contain the most potent dose of anti-ageing ingredients — antioxidants peptides and skin brighteners. Just a few drops work wonders because serums comprise tiny molecules, which are easy for your skin to absorb. On the other hand, creams are heavier, which makes them difficult to penetrate your skin as easily as face serums. While that is effective for locking moisture in the skin, it can also lock active ingredients out. Without these hindrances, the active ingredients in a serum penetrate your skin faster and more effectively."

Adds consultant dermatologist Dr Shefali Trasi Nerurkar, "A face serum can also be beneficial because of its moisturising characteristics. Some serums contain hydrating essential oils that help regulate the skin's natural oil production. Others could contain hyaluronic acid, a hydrating ingredient common in skin care products that helps moisturise your skin and improve its suppleness and elasticity. Simply put, serums have antioxidant, anti-inflammatory and hydrating properties that are great for your skin." Serums contain active ingredients, which makes them costlier than other skin care products. A small vial though can last you for a long time because you need to use only a very small quantity everyday. The only time when you need to be careful about using serums is if you suffer from a skin condition like eczema or rosacea. Talk to your dermat before using a serum because the concentrated formula may cause nasty flare ups.

"The variation between a serum and a cream/ lotion is that the former contains fewer lubricating and thickening agents. They are also water-based, which means there are no oils in serums. Thus, they work well on people who suffer from oily skin or those who prefer to apply extremely lightweight skin products. Serums should be avoided if you have acne. For mature or dry skin one needs to ask their dermat for a serum along with a barrier cream to restore their skin hydration," explains Dr Sarkar.

"The advantage of using a serum over a regular moisturiser that contains essential oils or hyaluronic acid, is the fact that serums absorb into the skin quickly and are able to reach deeper into the lower layers of skin that creams and gels can miss. Some people may find that a face serum alone provides enough moisture for their skin. However, in cases of very dry skin, a serum can be applied before a moisturiser," ends Dr Shefali.