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Most notably, he founded the LIFE Mission and is associated with Lakulish Yoga University that mentors students to excel in Yoga.PM Modi posted his message on his official Jump Rope Twitter handle in six different languages- Spanish, French, Arabic, Russian, Japanese and English.Two committees were constituted -- Screening Committee, for preliminary evaluation and Evaluation Committee, to Judge, so that a transparent process is followed in finalizing the awards.

The Ministry of AYUSH had developed the guidelines for the awards. She founded the Sarva Yoga International and popularised Yoga across Europe.. They merge ancient wisdom with modern trends with an aim to improve fitness," said Modi."Taking Yoga to all parts of the world! Founded in 1980, the Japan Yoga Niketan has popularised Yoga across Japan."The Bihar School of Yoga in Munger has been actively working for over 50 years. Congratulations to them!" he tweeted. His commitment to social service is also outstanding. It runs many Yoga training institutes and courses. They have been able to draw people from all sections of Japanese society.The recipients of the award are -- Swami Rajarshi Muni of Life Mission, Antonietta Rozzi of Italy, Bihar School of Yoga and Japan Yoga Niketan.The winners will be felicitated with of a trophy, certificate and a Rs 25 lakh cash award each.

She makes sure to have dinner daily between 7 and 7.” For lunch, some variation of spinach is a must for her.Let us hear about Nanammal’s daily routine from the horse’s mouth. “Living close to nature and knowing its rhythm keeps me energetic and active.

Perhaps the country’s oldest yoga instructor, the lady, who has rejected offers from several yoga federations across the world on account of not knowing English, recently even attempted a Guinness record! She talks about her daily routine and how practising yoga can bring magic to one’s life. Nanammal from Coimbatore, a yoga enthusiast who still goes about her morning exercises as if she were in her teens, and is inspiring an entire generation to take up the practice. “I am against white sugar. It is usually a fruit and half a glass of milk with honey, turmeric powder or pepper powder. She has never consumed tea with milk but loves ginger tea, or coffee made from coriander seeds or dry ginger. The first thing I religiously do after getting up at 4.30 am in the morning is to drink half a litre of water. “These are highly rich in fibre and calcium.” And now, 36 members of her family are yoga practitioners; it has become a legacy. I only brush my teeth with neem sticks. Nanammal’s husband was a Siddha practitioner in the village and was also into agriculture.”

She makes sure to have dinner daily between 7 and 7.” For lunch, some variation of spinach is a must for her.Let us hear about Nanammal’s daily routine from the horse’s mouth. “Living close to nature and knowing its rhythm keeps me energetic and active.

Perhaps the country’s oldest yoga instructor, the lady, who has rejected offers from several yoga federations across the world on account of not knowing English, recently even attempted a Guinness record! She talks about her daily routine and how practising yoga can bring magic to one’s life. Nanammal from Coimbatore, a yoga enthusiast who still goes about her morning exercises as if she were in her teens, and is inspiring an entire generation to take up the practice. “I am against white sugar. It is usually a fruit and half a glass of milk with honey, turmeric powder or pepper powder. She has never consumed tea with milk but loves ginger tea, or coffee made from coriander seeds or dry ginger. The first thing I religiously do after getting up at 4.30 am in the morning is to drink half a litre of water. “These are highly rich in fibre and calcium.” And now, 36 members of her family are yoga practitioners; it has become a legacy. I only brush my teeth with neem sticks. Nanammal’s husband was a Siddha practitioner in the village and was also into agriculture.”

"I am satisfied that on the occasion of Gandhi at 150, we are witnessing the fulfilment of his dream of Swachh Bharat. I feel lucky that on this occasion, when India has successfully stopped open defecation, Im here at the ashram," read the Prime Ministers message in the visitors book at Sabarmati Ashram here. Providing toilets to more than 60 crore people in 60 months, building more than 11 crore toilets, the whole world is amazed by this," Resistance band he said."

Today the whole world is appreciating and awarding us. Plastic is a major threat to all of them. "Sanitation, conservation of environment and animals, all these things were dear to Gandhi Ji.PM Modi also declared India to be an open defecation free (ODF) country."

A case has been registered against the quack, he said.Chaudhary said the team visited Premganj and Chakmirpur areas of Bangarmau and filed a report, based on which screening camps were held at three places (in Bangarmau) onJanuary 24, January 25 and January 27. "This was the reason behind the significant rise in the number HIV cases."In the camps, 566 people were examined of whom 21 were found to be infected with HIV," the CMO said."

Seeing the high number cases, the health department constituted a two-member committee which visited various hamlets of Bangarmau to investigate the reasons behind the spike," he said.Chief medical officer Dr SP Chaudhary said the matter came to light after the health department launched a probe following reports of "high number of HIV cases" in the area.He said the probe also found that quack Rajendra Kumar, living in a neighbouring village, had used a single syringe for injection in the name of cheaper treatment.

Speaking about it, Ronald Levy, MD, lead author and professor of oncology, said the vaccine uses Kettlebell with Rubber two agents.He went on to add that when the two agents were used together they saw the elimination of tumours all over the body.Since the drugs application is so localised, the researchers insist it is cost-effective and unlikely to cause adverse side effects often seen in other kinds of immune simulation..According to Dr Levy, whose lab developed Rituximab, a widely-used form of chemotherapy, the shot could work for many different types of cancer.

A team at Stanford University claims that just one injection into one tumour will attack all other tumours that may have spread.

On the contrary, key domain leaders are leveraging newer technologies to power their processes and solutions, driving a shift in momentum towards digital printing.48% to reach USD 28.The need to enhance sustainable operations and processes is driving growth in the demand for such UV-curing ink systems. Short-run printing is on the rise, with more and more customers demanding prints in limited quantities. and deliver superlative print quality. It is impossible for us to imagine a world not powered by digital technology today. Technological advancements such as AI, machine learning, IoT, data analytics, and automation have personalized communications to a great extent.

With widespread tech-led innovations emerging on a regular basis, here are five key trends driving the digital printing industry:Booming demand for personalizationTechnological advancements such as AI, machine learning, IoT, data analytics, and automation have personalized communications to a great extent. Cutting-edge solutions designed to enhance performance and productivity, such as cloud-based Document Management Systems (DMS), allow multiple users to simultaneously access and edit a single document. have integrated Augmented Reality (AR) into their print media advertisements, allowing potential consumers to scan a portion of the ad and virtually recreate the experience of using or trying their various products.On the back of these developments, the global market for digital printing is projected to grow at a CAGR of 4. Most of the operations now take place on cloud platforms, enabling accessibility and communication regardless of time, location, and device.A shift towards sustainable operationsWith environmental sustainability, a major concern across industries, the print and printing sector has been trying to shift towards more ecologically-friendly operations since long.Elevated print-led brand marketing experiencesUnlike their preceding generations, new-age consumers do not just consume; they tend to rate products or services based on the entire experience, from ownership to usage.-- Mr Kuldeep Malhotra, Vice President Sales Konica Minolta Business Solutions India Pvt Ltd. The convergence of these technologies in digital printing is now making it possible to seamlessly and efficiently introduce a high level of print personalization, even for large-volume orders.

In what has become my most-cited academic paper, we found that pet owners were more likely to have higher social capital. Many rental properties, apartment complexes, and retirement villages still default to a “no pets” policy. Now a cross-national study involving Perth, Australia, and three US cities has lent weight to the observation that pets help build social capital.This is not a frivolous notion, given the erosion of sense of community is often lamented. This makes sense, as dogs are the most likely to get us outside the home. He couldn’t bear to part with Moby, a faithful companion through whom he met many local residents daily at the park nearby.

As Hugh Mackay recently observed, not knowing our neighbours has become a sad cliché of contemporary urban life.People who are homeless also need crisis accommodation options that accept their pets.Beyond the practical implications for pet-friendly cities, the potential for pets to enrich the social fabric of communities has strong appeal in an era of global uncertainty, frenetic “busyness” and technology-driven communications. Perhaps it is having something in common with other people that strikes a chord, regardless of the type of pet.What does this mean for how we live?That pets can help build social capital is not just a social nicety or quirky sociological observation.Given pets are entrenched in the lives and homes of many Australians, it makes sense to tap into this as a way to strengthen the social fabric of local communities.

The TV star-turned-politician got the Twitterati engaged in a game of posting pictures — one where they are wearing cotton clothes and asked them to tag their friends to continue the chain. The Mayor comes readily forward to promote it. “The hashtag is helping to make cotton fashionable, which is a mass product. Only someone who really appreciates a pure cotton (clothing) will buy it. It depends on how many people are affected by a particular industry,” says Rahul.

Cotton is a natural fabric that is used to as a gamcha by the poor farmer or a towel by powerful bureaucrats and so on. Even at the Eiffel Tower, ‘Paris loves fashion’ is often displayed.”Rahul says that governments in many other countries start such initiatives but in India it has more prominence because of the (fashion) industry’s contribution to the economy. What is your Occlusion Training BandsCottonIsCool look?!” As a result, within  a matter of few hours not only common people even celebs like Virender Sehwag, Vijender Singh, Amish Tripathi, Kirron Kher and Hema Malini began posting their pictures with the #CottonIsCool. So, it is only right that the government promotes it like they encourage the IT industry as well. We are not only encouraging handloom but also showcasing power loom and they both need the government’s support.