Lahsooni Methi Paneer . Ingredients . Oil - 4 tbsp Garlic - 3 tsp Finely chopped Onion - 1 cup Finely chopped Ginger - 1 inch piece grated Yogurt - 1/4 cup All purpose flour - 1 tsp Coriander powder - 2 tsp Kashmiri red chilli powder - 1 tsp Turmeric powder - 1/2 tsp Garam masala powder - 1/2 tsp Salt to taste Fresh cream - 2 tbsp Kasuri methi - 2 tbsp Paneer - 200 g Lemon juice - 2 tsp Honey - 1 tsp For the tadka Ghee - 1 tsp Garlic - 1 tsp Chopped . Instructions . Heat oil in a heavy bottom pan. Once the oil is hot, add garlic and fry for a few seconds. Add onion and ginger and fry till onion turns slightly brown. Whisk yogurt with flour and add it in the pan. Cook for a minute. Add coriander powder, Kashmiri red chilli powder, turmeric powder, garam masala powder and salt. Add little water and cook for a minute. Add paneer, cream, kauri methi, lemon juice and honey and cook for 2-3 minutes. Add water if required and cook for another minute. For the tadka Heat ghee in a pan. When the ghee is hot, add garlic and fry till they turn light brown. Pour the tadka over the curry. Serve hot with Laccha Paratha or Naan https://www.instagram.com/p/CBrbfQTFtUo/?igshid=di12pj9izy5j

Dal Kofta🍲 ➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖ Ingredients Lentil Balls: 1 cup red lentils 1 onion, diced ½ tsp baking soda 1 cup wholegrain breadcrumbs 1 Tbsp psyllium husks or ground flax seeds sea salt and ground pepper, to taste oil Sauce: 5 button mushrooms, sliced ½ cup sweet corn 2 spring onions, chopped 4 garlic cloves, minced 2 cups vegetable stock or water 250ml coconut milk, full fat, unsweetened 2 tsps corn starch or flour 2 Tbsps olive oil fresh parsley, fresh baby spinach and sliced avocado for serving Spices: 1 tsp cumin ½ tsp ginger powder 2 tsps turmeric 1 tsp ground coriander ½ tsp ground pepper salt, to taste Instructions Boil lentils for 15 minutes. Drain them very well and place them into a large bowl. Using a hand blender, mash them until they turn into a paste. Add the rest of the ingredients for the lentil balls and mix. Let the composition sit in the fridge for 10 minutes. Meanwhile, prepare the curry sauce. Heat oil in a large pan. Add sliced mushrooms, garlic, spring onions and saute for 5 minutes. Add all the rest of the ingredients, except corn starch. Cook for 15 minutes, on medium heat, while stirring ocassionaly. Add corn starch in a cup. Take 5-6 Tbsps of the curry sauce liquid from the pan, and pour it over the corn starch. Mix well. Add 5 more Tbsps of liquid from the pan. Pour this over the curry sauce in the pan and mix well. The sauce will start to thicken. Cook for 5 more minutes and remove from heat. Take the lentil balls composition out of the fridge. Heat some oil in a large non-stick pan. Make small lentil balls, with about ½ Tbsp of composition per ball. Fry them on each side, until goldern and slightly crispy. Do this until you finish all the composition. Once ready, place all lentil balls in the curry sauce. You can serve this with rice, or like I did, with some fresh baby spinach and avocado slices. https://www.instagram.com/p/CBZeUP3Foqp/?igshid=1tz7qodx1iabp

Chilli Cheese Maggi Prep Time: 03 Minutes. Cook Time: 02 Minutes. Ingredients: 3 tsp oil 2 chilli, finely chopped 3 cloves garlic, finely chopped ½ onion, finely chopped ½ to mato, finely chopped ½ capsicum, finely chopped ½ carrot, finely chopped 2 tbsp peas / matar 2 tbsp sweet corn 1½ cup water 2 slice cheese 1 maggi tastemaker 1 maggi noodles 2 tbsp coriander, finely chopped Instructions: firstly, in a large kadai heat 3 tsp oil and saute 2 chilli and 3 cloves garlic. also, add ½ onion and saute until it softens slightly. now add ½ tomato, ½ capsicum, ½ carrot, 2 tbsp peas and 2 tbsp sweet corn. saute for a minute without cover cooking vegetables. further, add 1½ cup water, cut 2 slices of cheese and 1 maggi tastemaker mix well until the cheese melts completely. now add in 1 maggi noodles dipping it completely in water. cover and boil for a minute. mix in between and continue to cook until the noodles are cooked well. add in 2 tbsp coriander and mix well. finally, grate the cheddar cheese and sprinkle chilli flakes on cheese maggi before serving. https://www.instagram.com/p/CAaus6Ll87Q/?igshid=8xfqxrpq3qab

Paneer Pav Bhaji Ingredients: FOR PRESSURE COOKING: 1 carrot, chopped 8 florets gobi / cauliflower 5 beans, chopped 3 tbsp peas / matar 2 potato, peeled & cubed ½ tsp salt FOR PAV BHAJI: 2 tbsp butter 2 tbsp coriander, finely chopped 1 onion, finely chopped 1 tsp ginger garlic paste ½ capsicum, finely chopped 2 tomato, finely chopped ¼ tsp turmeric ½ tsp kashmiri red chilli powder 1 tsp pav bhaji masala ½ tsp salt few drops red food colour, optional ½ cup water ½ cup paneer / cottage cheese, grated 2 tbsp coriander, finely chopped 1 tsp lemon juice FOR TOASTING PAV (1 SERVE): 1 tsp butter ¼ tsp pav bhaji masala powder 1 tsp coriander, finely chopped 2 pav Instructions: Firstly, in a pressure cooker pour 2 cup water and place a steamer basket or bowl. Add 1 carrot, 8 florets gobi, 5 beans, 3 tbsp peas, 2 potato and ½ tsp salt. pressure cook for 4 whistles or until vegetables softens. Transfer the pressure cooked veggies into a large bowl. In a large kadai heat 1 tbsp butter and saute 2 tbsp coriander until it turns aromatic. now add 1 onion and 1 tsp ginger garlic paste. saute well. Further, add ½ capsicum and saute until it softens slightly. Additionally, add 2 tomato and saute until it turns soft and mushy. Mash until it turns soft. Create a gap in the centre. Add 1 tbsp butter and saute ¼ tsp turmeric, ½ tsp chilli powder and 1 tsp pav bhaji masala until it turns aromatic. Add in mashed vegetables, ½ tsp salt and few drops red food colour. Mix and mash well making sure everything is well combined. Further, add ½ cup water adjusting consistency as required. Now add ½ cup grated paneer and mix well. simmer for 8 minutes or until flavours are absorbed well. Additionally, add 2 tbsp coriander and 1 tsp lemon juice. mix well. to toast the pav, heat 1 tsp butter and saute ¼ tsp pav bhaji masala powder, 1 tsp coriander slightly, Slice 2 pav into half and rub with butter. toast slightly until the pav turns warm. Finally, enjoy paneer pav bhaji topped with more grated paneer. https://www.instagram.com/p/CAXUW0zF-Og/?igshid=16687lfzyj8ee

Tomato Pasta Recipe Indian Vegetarian Pasta Recipe  https://www.statusfandu.com/2020/04/tomato-pasta-recipe.html #pastarecipe #indianfood #tastyindianfood (at India) https://www.instagram.com/p/B-fGHRZpZYJ/?igshid=1olkwstz9e8am

Luke Perry

Luke Perry had an acting career that spanned decades and touched many generations of the audience. At the age of 52 years that announces his death, you can see his reach among many colleagues who remember Peri. Perry died Monday when his activist called "a big blow". Of his castmates "Beverly Hills 90210" who worked with him on "Riverdale, CW", we remember Peri as a person as good as the character that made him famous.

Born Coy Luther Perry III October 11, 1966 Mansfield, Ohio, U.S. Died March 4, 2019 (aged 52) Burbank, California, U.S. Cause of death Complications from a stroke Occupation Actor Years active 1982–2019 Television Beverly Hills, 90210 Riverdale Spouse(s) Rachel Sharp (m. 1993; Div. 2003) Children 2 CoL Luthor Perry III (October 11, 1966 - March 4, 2019) was an American actor Luke Perry became a teen idol for the television series Beverly Hills, 90210 to 1995, and again from 1998 to 2000, as Dylan McKay. He also played the role of Fred Andrews in the CW Riverdale series and his guest roles were notable programs such as Criminal Minds, Special Victims of Public Order and Will & Grace.  Luke Perry was born on October 11, 1966, in Mansfield, Ohio, son of the housewife In Bennett and Locksmith Co Luthor Perry Jr. They grew up in Fredericton, Ohio, and were Fredericton's mascot High School Soon, Luke Perry to become an actor in high school, Perry moved to Los Angeles. He worked for an asphalt floor company and a door factory. Luke Perry married Rachel Minnie Sharpe on November 20, 1993, in Beverly Hills. They separated in 2003. The couple had two children, Jack (born June 15, 1990) and Sophie (born Soph June 2000). Their son, Jack, is a professional wrestler known for his name in the "Jungle Boy" ring. Known, who had signed with All Elite Wrestling (AEW).

After a colonoscopy in 2015, Peri advocated the investigation of stomach cancer in which indeterminate growth was detected. Luke Perry had a massive attack on February 27, 2019, at Sherman Oaks in Los Angeles. He died on March 4th. Perry was engaged to Vendée Madison Bauer at the time of her death.

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15 Moral Stories for Kids

15 Moral Stories for Kids

In today's era, with busy schedules and ubiquitous technology, we entertain and entertained our children on the Internet. However, there is nothing like spending quality time with your little one with stories and passing on some knowledge along the way.

You want to tell your son a story with moral values. Here are some Fun and funny short moral stories for kids.

1. Needle tree

Once upon a time, two brothers lived on the edge of a forest. The older brother used to say a lot about his younger brother and he used to eat all the food and take away all his good clothes. One day, the older brother went to the forest to look for firewood to sell in the market. When he was going to cut trees from one tree to another, he fell on a magic tree. The tree said, "Oh, sir, please do not cut my branches, if you spell me, then I'll give you my golden apple." The older brother accepted, but he was frustrated by the amount of apple the tree gave him. Greed attacked him and he threatened that if the tree did not give it to him and the apple, it would cut off the whole trunk, whereas the magic tree filled the older brother with hundreds of small needles. The older brother lay on the ground and He cried in pain as soon as he reached the horizon of the sun.

The younger brother worried and went in search of his older brother. They found him with hundreds of needles on his skin. He approached his brother and carefully removed all the needles of love. After finishing, the older brother apologized for having a bad behavior with him and promised to be better. The tree saw a change in the heart of an older brother and gave them all the golden apples they could need.

Moral of the story

It is important to be good and kind because you will always be rewarded.

2. Count wisely

Akbar once asked a question in his court, who surprised everyone. When everyone tried to find the answer, Birbal said and asked what was going on. And then they asked him the question.

"How many crows are there in the city?"

Birbal immediately smiled, went to see Akbar and announced that his answer to the questions was twenty-one thousand five hundred and twenty-three. When asked how he knew the answer, Birbal replied, "Ask your people to count the number of crows, if there are more, then the relatives of the crows will come out to receive them from outside the city. his relatives out of town. "Satisfied with his response, Akbar gave Birbal a chain of ruby and pearl.

Moral of the story

An explanation for your answer is as important as answering.

3. The child that wolf cried.

Once there was a boy whose father told him one day that he was old enough to care for the sheep. Every day he had to take the sheep to the grass fields and he had to inspect them when they grazed to form a strong sheep with thick wool. The boy was sad though. I wanted to run and play, I do not see boring sheep. Then, he decided to have a little fun. She "Wolf! Wolf!" He screamed until the whole city escaped to scare the wolf away from the stones until he could not eat sheep. As soon as they saw that there was no wolf, they whispered in a low voice, how the children were wasting their time and were scaring them when they did the next day, the boy shouted again: "Wolf! Wolf! Running to destroy the Wolves While the boy laughed at that fear, the villagers left, some angrier than others. On the third day, when the boy climbed a small hill, he suddenly saw a wolf attacking his sheep. He cried as hard as he could, "Wolf! Wolf! Wolf!" But the villagers thought he was trying to deceive them again and they did not come to save the sheep ... the boy lost three sheep that day because the wolf had cried many times.

Moral of the story

Do not create stories to attract attention, because nobody will help you when you really need it.

4. Golden touch

It was the story of a very greedy rich man who went to meet a fairy. The fairy hair was trapped in some branches of the trees. Feeling that he had the opportunity to earn even more money, he made a wish in exchange for helping Angel. He said: "Everything you touch must become gold," and your thanks were given by the grateful angel. The greedy man shouted at his house to tell his wife and daughter about his new blessings, while he touched the stones and pebbles and turned them into gold. Once she went home, her daughter hastened to congratulate her. As soon as she reached down to take her in her arms, she became a golden idol. He realized his madness and spent the rest of his days looking for a fairy to overcome his desire.

Moral of the story

There will always be incarnations.

5. The milk and its bucket.

Patti Milk med had finished feeding her cow and she had two buckets full of fresh and creamy milk. They put both cubes on a stick and went to the market to sell their milk cubes. On the way, he began to think about all the milk in his buckets and all the money he got for it. "Once I get the money, I'll buy a chicken," he thought. "The poultry will lay eggs and I will get more chickens, they will all be eggs and I can sell them more money, then I will buy a house on the hill and I will envy everyone in the village, they will ask me to sell a poultry farm, but I shot the head and Denial that way, he said, Patti, the milkman shook his head and dropped his buckets. The milk Patty fell to the ground.

Moral of the story

Do not count chickens before they are born.

6. When misfortune comes

It's a story about how people deal with difficult situations. Asha's father placed an egg, potato and tea leaves in boiling water with three different containers. He asked Asha to see his glasses for ten minutes. After ten minutes, he asked Asha to peel the potatoes, peel the eggs and the tea leaves. Hope was shocked. Her father explains: "Each of these items was in the same position of being in boiling water, to see how they reacted in different ways, the potatoes are now soft, the egg is now rigid and the tea is water We are all like these objects, when you make bad calls, we answer as they do: are you now a potato, an egg or tea leaves?

Moral of the story

We can choose how to react to any difficult situation.

7. Gray Rose

Once upon a time, a rose was very proud of its beautiful appearance. His only disappointment was growing up next to an ugly cactus. Every day, Gulab insulted the cacti in his presence while the cactus remained silent. All the other garden plants tried to understand the rose, but she was very impressed by her beauty. In the summer, the wells were dry in the garden and there was no water for the plants. The rose felt faded He saw a sparrow sticking to its beak in the cactus to drink water. Although embarrassed, she asked Cactus if she could drink water too. The kind of cactus agreed and both spent the summer as friends.

Moral of the story

Never leave anyone in the way they see it.

8. The story of the pencil.

Raj was upset because he had failed his English test. His grandmother sat with him and gave him a pencil. Raj, nervous, looked at her grandmother and told her that after her performance at the trial, she was not worth the pencil. Her grandmother explained, "You can learn a lot with this pencil because it looks like you." You feel pain, just as you have experienced the pain of not doing well on your exam, but it will help you become a better student. As all the good things that come from the pencils come from you, you will also have the strength to overcome this obstacle and, after all, as soon as the pencil leaves its mark on a surface, you will leave your mark on what you choose. Raj consoled himself immediately and promised to do better.

Moral of the story

We all have the strength we want to be.

9. Crystal ball

Nasir found a crystal ball behind a banyan in his garden. When the tree grew, he made a wish, he thought, but could not think of anything he wanted. That's why he kept the crystal ball in his bag and waited for his decision to decide. The days passed without fasting, but his best friend saw them watching the crystal ball. He stole it from Nasser and showed it to everyone in town. They used to say all the palaces and sleep, but they could not ask for more than one wish. In the end, everyone was angry because nobody could do anything. They were very sad and decided to ask Nasir for help. Nasir wanted everything to be normal because before that the villagers try to fulfill their greed. The palaces and the gold are gone and the villagers are happy again.

Moral of the story

Do not get the happiness of wealth and happiness.

10. A lot of sticks

Three neighbors had problems with their crops. In the three areas, there were crops that were fading with parasites. Each day I tried several ideas to help their cultures. First, he tried to use a scarecrow, the other used pesticides and the third placed a fence on his farm, which has no advantage. One day, Gram Pradhan called three farmers and passed them on. He gave them a stick and told them to break the sticks. Farmers could easily break them. Then he gave them a package of three bars and asked them to break it. This time the farmers had problems breaking the sticks. The head of the village said: "When you work alone, you are strong together." The farmers gathered their resources and got rid of the pests in their fields.

Moral of the story

The union is power.

11. Glass of milk

One day, when he left home after school, Hari fell unconscious and realized that his mother was not going to prepare food at home. He despaired and went from house to house to ask for food. Finally, a girl gave him a big glass of milk. When he tried to pay him, he refused and sent it. Years later, the girl, who became an adult woman, became seriously ill and there was no one to fix it. Finally, he went to a large hospital with the largest doctor in the city. The doctor spent months cleaning the woman until she was cured. The woman was happy, but she was also worried about not paying the bill. When the hospital billed him, he opened it and read: "Absolutely, with a glass of milk."

Moral of the story

A good deed is never done without reward.

12. Fox and grapefruit

Once, a fox was very hungry and went looking for food. He searched everywhere, but he could not find anything he could not eat. Finally, with his stomach, he fell on the wall of a farmer. At the top of the wall were the biggest and juicy grapes the fox had ever seen. The rich purple color indicated to the fox that he was ready to eat. The fox jumped up to catch the grapes in his mouth but failed. He tried again and again failed. They tried once more but failed each time. In the end, the fox decided to go home all the time: "I'm sure the grapes were sour anyway."

Moral of the story

It's easy to hate what you can not have.

13. Ant and Grasshopper

There were two best friends, an ant, and a grasshopper. The mower liked to rest all day and play the guitar. However, the ant worked hard all day. He gathered food all over the garden while the grasshopper rested, played the guitar, or slept. The grasshopper asked Ant to take a break every day, but the ant refused and continued her work. Soon the cold has arrived. The day and the night have become cold and very few creatures have come out. The grasshopper could not eat food and was always hungry. However, the ant had enough food to end up all winter without worry.

Moral of the story

Make the grass while the sun is shining.

14. Wet pants

Ajay was a little boy who loved his school and his classmates. One day, while sitting on his desk, he suddenly felt that he had wet his pants. Mohit, Ajay did not know what to do or what to say because he knew everyone in the class would make fun of him for wetting his pants. He sat on his desk praying for help. In the initiation class, water was used to take water from a jar to give water to the plants. When he reached Ajay's office, he suddenly slipped and threw the contents of the pot on his lap. Everyone rushed to help Ajay. The teacher resumed the initiation and gave Ajay extra money. At the end of the day, Ajay meets Diksha on the bus. He asked, "You did it on purpose, did not you?" Diksha replied, "I also wet my pants."

Moral of the story

Help others to need it.

15. Bear and two friends.

Two best friends were walking on a lonely and dangerous road through the jungle. When the sun started to fall, they were scared, but they kissed. Suddenly, he saw a bear on his way. One of the boys climbed to the nearest tree and climbed into the heartbeat. The other boy did not know how to climb the trees alone, so he pretended to be dead and lay on the ground. The bear approached the boy and sniffed around his head. Thinking that the child was dead, the bear went on. The boy on the tree went down and asked his friend what the bear whispered in his ear. He replied, "Do not trust your friends who do not like you."

Moral of the story

A friend in need is a friend indeed Conclusion: With these moral values, this news will tell your children a valuable lesson while helping them spend quality time with them. The next time you want to entertain children, stories about ethics are always a good option.

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Upcoming Bollywood Movies in March 2019.

Upcoming Movies in March 2019.

Bollywood Upcoming Movies 2019.

Badla Is a Bollywood Upcoming Hindi film that will be released on March 8, 2019. The film is directed by Sujoy Ghosh and will feature Amitabh Bachchan, Tapi Pannu, Amrita Singh and Manav Kaul.

Yeh Suhaagraat Impossible Is a Bollywood Upcoming Hindi film that will be released on March 8, 2019. The film is directed by Abhinav Thakur and includes Pratap Saurabh Singh, Preetika Chauhan, Arav Mavi and Pradeep Sharma.

Is She Raju? Is a Bollywood Upcoming Hindi film to be released on March 8, 2019. The film is directed by Rahul Kumar Shukla and will feature Anish Gupta, Saurabh Sharma and Aditi Bhagat as the main characters.

22 Yards Is a Bollywood Upcoming Hindi film that will be released on March 15, 2019. This film is directed by Mitali Ghoshal and will feature Amartya Re, Barun Sobti, Rajit Kapoor and Pacha Bora. Chaiti Ghoshal, Rajesh Sharma and Geetika are other popular actors 22 meters away.

Merey Pyare Prime Minister Is a new Bollywood Upcoming Hindi film to be released on March 15, 2019. The film was directed by Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra and will play the main characters of Anjali Patil, Makrand Deshpande, Sonia Albijuri and Nachiket.

Photograph The Bollywood Upcoming Hindi movie to be released on March 15, 2019. Riteish Batra is directing this movie and Nawazuddin Siddiqui, Sanya Malhotra and Denzil Smith will play the lead role.

Blackboard Vs Whiteboard Is a next Bollywood Upcoming film in Hindi that will be released on March 15, 2019. The film is directed by Tarun Bisht. Dharmender Singh and Raghubir Yadav will play the lead role.

Milan Talkies Is a Bollywood Upcoming Hindi film that will be released on March 15, 2019. The film is directed by Tigmanshu Dhulia and will feature Ali Fazal, Sanjay Mishra, Ashutosh Rana and Yashpal Sharma in the lead role. Shraddha Srinath, Sikandar Kher, Pankaj Tripathi and Rekha Sinha are other popular actors that have been created for the Milan Talkies.

Setters Is a Bollywood Upcoming Hindi movie released on March 15, 2019. This film has been directed by Ashwini Choudhary and will have major roles of Aftab Shivdasani, Shreyas Talpade, Sonali Sigal and Ishita Dutta. Pawan Malhotra, Vijay Raj and Jameel Khan are also popular actors who have been called by the Sisters.

Kesari Is a next Bollywood Upcoming film in Hindi that will be released on March 21, 2019. The film is directed by Anurag Singh. Akshay Kumar, Parineeti Chopra, Edward Sonneblick and Mark Bennington will play the lead role. Other popular artists who have been planted for Kesari are Pawan Malhotra, Ashwath Bhatt, Rana Ranbir and Mir Sarwar.

Mard Ko Dard Nahi Hota Is a Bollywood Upcoming Hindi film that will be released on March 21, 2019. The film was directed by Vasan Bala and Abhimanyu Dashani, Radhika Madan, Gulshan Devyaya and Mahesh Manjrekar will play the main characters. Jimmy Trivedi is another popular actor who has not been hurt by man.

Mental Hai Kya It is the upcoming Hindi movie to be released on March 29, 2019. Film is directed by Prakash Kovalamudi and will be played by Rajkumar Rao and Kangna Ranaut in the lead roles.

Notebook Is a Hindi movie released on March 29, 2019. The film is directed by Nitin Kakkar and will play Zaheer Iqbal and Pranootan Bahl in the lead role.

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Study Tips to Help MBA Students

Study Tips to Help MBA Students

Whether you are moving directly from your university program to a master's program or leaving the world of work to pursue your MBA program, the course could end. Between work and family commitments, plus an additional program, you can make the most of many freshmen in business school. Below, we describe seven time management and study tips to help MBA students survive for the first time during their first semester at the Business School.

1. Be Ready

"Always ready" is not Boy Scout's motto. As a new person at School B, you need to make sure you are ready before starting the semester. Buy or rent books in advance and read the first chapter before setting foot in your first year. Being aware of at least superficial information will help reinforce them later. Sit in the front row and take detailed notes. When you sit down at the end of the course, it's easy to get distracted and your closeness to the trainers helps you identify them when you need help in the future.

2. To speed up your work

For MBA students, the time needed to increase reading speed before the first semester will be paid later. During your graduation work, you will have to read a lot. The lessons of textbooks, case studies, course notes, and other essential readings will be a big part of your time and effort. The ability to digest and retrieve information is a valuable asset.

3. Do a daily program and do it.

Divide the study into smaller sections. Every day, reading and revision notes are awarded. If you keep the content fresh in your mind, it's easy to remember it later. Do a weekly review to update what you have studied throughout the week. This will reinforce the information, which will facilitate subsequent memorization.

4. Study the "right way"

Believe it or not, there is a good way and there is a bad way to study. A five-hour session, for example, is less effective than five hours of study. Although people's learning styles are different, psychologists have studied the most effective learning techniques. This Washington Post article is included in this research and provides the most effective of these study strategies.

5. Regular discount schedule

Your schedule may be hectic, but you need a block of time once or twice a week to get out of work and school. Depression is a big problem for MBA students, especially in the early years. You will need time to recharge your batteries and replenish your goals. This article from the Harvard Business Review has given some suggestions to avoid frustration and jealousy.

6. Television time

For many, this can be the most difficult sacrifice. But television is a big waste of time and should be limited. In a 2010 interview, John Hennessy, president of Stanford University, said he stopped watching television 10 years ago because it was a "waste of time". While this may be a good way, instead of watching the tube for two hours a day, relax and unwind, reduce the clock time to one hour or less. Your free time is precious. Use it wisely.

7. Use "Dead Time"

Life in a city like Boston means you wait a long time. Wait for T, wait after T, wait for your children or spouse, wait for appointments. Although these small bits of time may seem insignificant, they add. Try to keep your study material handy, perhaps in an electronic document that you can access while traveling so that you can use these spaces in your favor. Although they are not guaranteed to facilitate your B-school experience, these tips will help you reduce at least a bit the stress related to the harshness of your MBA program.

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10 Study Tips for Final Exams

Studying for the final exam is extremely painful. These monstrous tests stand between you and your summer vacation, but that does not mean you can slap and sift iced tea from the pool. The time has come to concentrate since these notes reflect the hard work they have done during the school year. We asked the academic experts when they should start their studies, how to know when to wait and what to do on the morning of an exam.

Understand your goals Colin Grünvald, of Kaplan Test Prep, said: "The students meet a number of requirements and it is easy to see that you are jumping in a series of hoops to understand the class and this test are relevant to you." You have to ask yourself why you are going to invest time and energy to pass an exam. Why do you pretend to be a student? Give priority to the most important tests. "It is a mistake to consider that all your finals are the same if you are better in one subject than in another," Grünwald said. "Some students feel that they should spend the same time on each test, and they are moving away from the opportunity they have when they need it." Explain the content and format of your exam. Ted Dorsey, the author of the Instructor's Guide, explains: "Find out what the test will cover." "Ask what the format is: multiple options, tests, or both, once you start studying, ask all the questions you have for your teachers, and most teachers will be happy to help you." The study begins at least a month ago. Gruenwald said: "Everyone knows that doing a small study for a long time is not the right thing to do, and yet we are putting this plan into practice." "The best time to start school is at the beginning of the class, sit down a little each week, organize your notes and think about what is happening and what is happening, three or four weeks before. study plan for you. Discover how you study better. "Everyone learns differently," says Dorsey. "It's not because your friend creates a color-coded table, it's the best way to study, but change the lyrics of a song you know to remind you of African countries." The study is a good education, so do it from the which way suits you best. " Take a break to eat. "When you study, your brain consumes glucose," says Dorsey. "Take a break of five minutes every hour so that your body has more fuel for your study, go to a healthy breakfast (almonds, fruits, and yogurt are a good option) and take a break." The study will improve. Know when to stop learning. "It's time to stop this study within 12 to 24 hours of testing," Grünwald said. "You're not going to learn a lot of new material, the probability is too great to confuse you and confuse you, for the last-minute study, memory cards can be a good resource. You can get something else." the day of the test and it's much healthier than starting a manual page. " Explain the content and format of your exam. Ted Dorsey, author of the Ted Instructor Guide to Sets, says, "Find out what the test will cover." "Ask what the format is: Multiple choices, essays, or both once you start your studies, ask your teachers the questions you ask, and most teachers will be happy to help you." Try to start studies at least a month ago. "Everybody knows that studying a little longer is definitely the right way to study, and yet we are all terrible to bring this plan into practice," said Grünwald. "The best time to start studies is at the beginning of the class, take a little time off every week and organize your notes and think about what's going on well and what's wrong." Three or four weeks ago, it was the last time. You want to create a study plan for yourself, which makes the cluster so poisonous. " Learn how you study better. "Everyone learns differently," says Dorsey. "The fact is that your friend makes a combination with the color code does not mean that it is also the best way to study." Change the lyrics of a song that you know to remember African countries. Write a funny story about the characters. Scarlet Letter Any study is good, so do it the way you like best. " Break the snacks. "When you study, your brain consumes glucose," says Dorsey. "Take a break of five minutes every day for your body to produce more fuel for your study, go for a walk, have a healthy breakfast (almonds, fruits, and yogurt are good choices) for eating and stretching." -you. " Know when to stop learning. "After 12 to 24 hours of testing, it is time to stop the study," says Grünwald. "You are not learning a lot of new stuff, the chances of getting tense and confused are very high." For the last minute researchers, the card can be a good resource, a few more points on the exam day, and a much more healthy thing than starting on the first page of the manual. " You have a good night "Eight hours are ideal for the night before an exam," says Dorsey. "It may be tempting to wake up late, but remember that you will need energy and concentration during the test." ** Activate yourself naturally on the morning of the test. ** Gruenwald says: "Do a provocative job on the morning of the test." "Do not sit down and watch an American Idol marathon continuously, you're just giving up your energy, reading a book, doing crosswords, walking your dog or doing some exercises that will make you feel better, live and positive, and what will increase your level of energy and confidence in the first 24 hours before the test, please stay away from caffeine and energy drink, your hand will write consistent words, will, accident in the middle of the test. Relax "You have already escaped the final exam and will keep it alive," Dorsey said. "If you sit down to do the exams, you get nervous, you breathe slowly and regularly, remember that you have prepared for these tests throughout the year."

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SECRETS of SSC - A Real Guide for all SSC Students

Every student has his ambition and his goal and he wants to go forward. All academic excellence begins with a high score on the results of the SSC. Therefore, for some success in the most important educational event, a program called "SSC-SECRETS" was set up for Grade 9 students. The ninth standard covers the entire SSC course and appropriate care is provided to strengthen the foundation of this course. Our experience is reflected in our work and is reflected in its results. Mathematics of Victory: Students are afraid of "methophobia", that is, mathematics. To win math, the first step is to overcome the fear of mathematics. The following guidelines will help students get good grades at the SSC. 1. Learning Table 25: Accelerates calculations and creates efficiency. 2. Learn up to 30 classes and cubes: Multiply the words reduces the waste of time and helps finish the job on time. 3. Daily Practice: Practice is an important element in getting good grades. Start training for 30 minutes early and increase your workout from 3 months to 60 minutes a day. 4. Simplification of geometric figures: add the habit of seeing geometric figures from different angles. "Simplified statistics - simplified geometry" 5. Weekly practice: topics discussed during the days of the week will be reviewed on Sunday. 6. School amendments: The material taught at school is considered an amendment instead of wasting time at school. Main languages (objective 240): The SSC Council estimated 240 frameworks for written languages. A student must study 3 or 4 languages. A huge task to score this way because it is difficult to master all languages.

The following guidelines will benefit students.

1. Reading a manual: Reading a manual makes it easier to understand rather than remember the language. Students gain an intimate knowledge of the correct use of grammar. 2. Vocabulary Development: Students must get used to the compilation of different words, phrases, and proverbs for each language. The difficult words must be with their meaning. In a free lecture, a student can go through a list and develop a large number of words. 3. Writing Practice: The SSC Board wants to check the writing skills of a child. A child needs two important skills to achieve results in this area: A. Pictures An aptitude for writing requires a great power of imagination. It is possible that a child has not visited a hill station or historical monument, but you must imagine these areas and control the point on thick paper. B. Expression The expression requires a good command of the use of language, sentences, and proverbs. To increase your vision and your means of expression, it is recommended to study the books available in bookstores. Increase study hours:

The general observation is that the Jury Exam students study every 8 to 12 hours a day. But this is only possible when a student starts working in class 9. Initially, a student must study for 2 hours in a row and must increase by one hour per month. Until a child arrives at the CSS, he must develop a resistance to study at least 6 hours a day. Finally, in the middle of the year, you can study for 8 to 12 hours a day and prepare yourself for success.

Set your goals. Before a child begins to study for CSS, he must set a goal for the next school year. If a child wants to get 80% or 90% of the board exam scores, the score is a thematic break.

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10 Quick Tips for Preparing Successful Exam

There are always many activities that can be done separately or jointly to improve the experience. Here are some guidelines that work as a practical reference.

1. Give yourself enough time to study. Create a study program that fits your study method and leaves nothing for the last minute. While some students seem to thrive in the last-minute study, this partial form of study is not often the best way to prepare for the examination. How many tests do you have, how many pages you should learn, and the days you left off? Then, adjust your study habits accordingly. 2. Ensure that your study space is organized. Quick suggestions for preparing for the exam. Ensure that you have enough room at your desk to spread your textbooks and notes. To ensure that the room is bright enough and your chair is resting adequately, there are points to consider. Pay attention to the details that can distract you and eliminate them from your study place. Make sure you feel comfortable in your study space and you can focus. For some individuals, this can mean full silence, while for other people, it helps to listen to music. Some of us require a complete order to focus, while others prefer to study in more disorganized environments. Ensure that your study location is favorable and God so that you can fully concentrate. 3. Use flow charts and diagrams. Visual aids may be particularly useful when reviewing the study material. At the beginning of a subject, write about everything already about that subject. Close your exam, turn your review notes into a diagram. Thus, visual memory can help a lot in preparing for it while examining. 4. Practice in old examinations. One of the most effective methods for preparing for the exam is to practice with the previous version of the previous examinations. Apart from this, a previous test will help you look at the format and formulation of questions and it would be useful to know what to expect to measure the time required for actual testing. 5. Explain your answer to others. With the help of your family and friends, you can perform excellently in your exam. Explain your reasoning through which you answered a certain question in a certain way. 6. Organize study groups with friends. The study group can help you get the answers you need and complete tasks faster. Just make sure that the group focuses on the subject and is not easily distracted. 7. Take regular breaks. Regular breaks are required to focus your mind on the brain. Studying for a long time is not the best strategy, because long-term retention of knowledge is almost impossible. The most important part of the study is to develop a routine that suits your study style. 8. Taking healthy foods is good for the brain. While studying, you should not eat unhealthy foods. By selecting natural, fresh and vitamin-rich foods, keep your body and mind in shape that is good for you and improves your concentration and memory. 9. Plan your exam day. Check all the rules and requirements for the exam. Plan your route and find extra time in the time it takes to reach your destination. You do not want to delay and deal with more worry. 10. Drink plenty of water. While taking exams and even during an examination, drinking water is advised. Being hydrated is important and enhances your overall positive mood.

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The 10 Best Qualities of a Great Teacher

A great teacher is that the student remembers him and takes care of him. Teachers influence the lives of their students for a long time, and great teachers inspire students to greatness. To be successful, a good teacher should be: A personality and Angus teaching style. A great teacher is very attractive and supports students in all discussions. Clear objective for the text. A great teacher sets clear goals for each lesson and strives to achieve them in each class. Effective discipline skills A great teacher has effective disciplinary skills and can promote positive behavior and changes in the classroom. Good classroom management skills A great teacher has good management skills in the classroom and can guarantee good student behavior, effective learning and work habits, and a general sense of respect in the classroom. Good communication with parents. A great teacher maintains open communication with the parents and informs them about what is happening in the classroom with regard to the program, the discipline, and other topics. They are available for phone calls, meetings, and emails. Very high expectations A great teacher has high expectations of his students and encourages everyone to work in the best possible way. Knowledge of courses and standards. A great teacher has a thorough knowledge of the curriculum and other standards, which must be completed in class. They make sure that their studies meet these standards. Knowledge of the subject. This may seem obvious but sometimes it is ignored. A great teacher has incredible knowledge and enthusiasm for the subject he teaches. They are ready to answer questions and keep content interesting for students. Children and the passion for teaching. A great teacher has a passion to teach and work with children. They are excited to influence the lives of students and understand their impact. Strong coordination with the students. A great teacher develops a strong synergy with students and creates trusting relationships.

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How can I permanently delete my Facebook & Instagram Account

How can I permanently delete my Facebook account?

What if I delete my Facebook account permanently?

• You can not reactivate your account. • Your profile, photos, publications, videos and some other things you added will be permanently deleted. You will not be able to recover everything you added. • You will no longer be able to use Facebook Messenger. • You can not use Facebook login for other applications, which you have subscribed to with your Facebook account, such as Spotify or Pinterest You may have to contact applications and websites to recover these accounts. • It is possible that some information, such as the message sent to your friends, should be visible even after deleting your account. Copies of the messages you send are stored in your friends' inbox.

What if I do not want to remove all my stuff, but I want to stay on Facebook?

You can stop on Facebook and temporarily disable your account. When you temporarily disable your account: • People will not be able to see or access their Facebook profile. • Your photos, publications, and videos will not be deleted. • You can still use Facebook Messenger. Your profile picture will always be seen in your conversation and people will be able to search by name to send you a message. You will continue to show your Facebook friends in places where they can send you messages. • You can still use Facebook login for your other applications, such as Spotify, Pinterest or Games. • You can choose to return whenever you want.

How can I permanently delete my account?

Before deleting your account, you can log in and download your information from Facebook (such as photos and publications). Once your account has been deleted, you will not be able to recover anything.

To permanently delete your account:

1. Click the top right of any Facebook page. 2. Click Settings. 3. Click on your Facebook information in the left column. 4. Click Delete your account and your information, and then click Delete My Account. 5. Enter your password, click Continue, and then click Delete Account.

Can I cancel the deletion of my account?

If you have less than 30 days to start deleting, you can cancel the deletion of your account. After 30 days, your account and all your information will be permanently deleted and you will not be able to recover them. To end all the things you publish, it can take 90 days from the beginning of the elimination process. While we are removing this information, it is not available for other Facebook users.

To cancel your account deletion:

1. Log in to your Facebook account within 30 days of deleting your account. 2. Click Recover.

How do I delete my Instagram account?

When you delete your account, your profile, photos, videos, comments, likes, and followers are deleted permanently. If you just want to take a break, you can temporarily deactivate your account. After deleting your account, you can not re-register with the same user name, or you can not add this username to another account. We can not reactivate deleted accounts.

To permanently delete your Instagram account:

1. Go to the Delete Your Account page. If you have not logged into the Instagram on the Web, you must first log in. You can not delete your account from the Instagram app. 2. Why you are deleting your account, select an option from the drop-down menu next to it and re-enter your password. The option to permanently delete your account will be visible only when you have selected a reason in the menu 3. Click or tap Delete my account permanently. If you want to delete another account, delete your account, click the username on the top right side of the page, press / click next to the username and select Disconnect. Please log in below to the one who wishes to remove and follow the instructions given above. For security reasons, we can not delete an account for you. To remove it you need to be able to login to your account. If you do not remember your password or your username, check connection tips

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List of Indian Festivals

List of Indian festivals: Religious festivals widely in the country

Here is a quick list of the most famous festivals in India. To join the festivals of these festivals, search for this type of festival before going to the best places of Indian cultural heritage.

1. Diwali: Great festival of lights.

One of the most prominent Hindu festivals in India, Diwali is celebrated with great pomp and entertainment. During this festival of light, the houses are decorated with clay lamps, candles and Ashok leaves. People wear new clothes, participate in family quotes, make cookies and deal with friends, family, and neighbors.

Meaning:  After 14 years of exile, Lord Ram, his wife Sita and their brother Laxman symbolize the return.

Highlights: A home decorated with elegant lights, candles and kerosene lamps, shops and lively markets as well as fireworks and cookies.

When: The darkest night of the new moon of the month, Kartik of the Hindu calendar, according to the Gregorian calendar, from mid-October to mid-November.

Where: all over the country.

2. Holi: The vibrant festival of colors. Also known as the festival of colors, Holi is one of the most famous festivals in India, which is celebrated all over the country. On the eve of Holi, people make huge Holika bonfire all around, sing and dance. On the day of Holi, people gather in open areas and apply dry and wet colors of different colors, some of which are full of water guns and colorful balloons are water.

Meaning: It means the victory of evil (Holika) and good on the arrival of spring (prince Prahlad). Highlights: Holika beats, color scheme and cannabis plate When: The full moon of Phalgun (full moon) of the Hindu lunar calendar, corresponding to the March month of the Gregorian calendar. Where: almost in the whole country; The most vibrant festival can be seen in the northern states of India. 3. Dashera: Witness over the evil of good over evil Dusshera, also called Vijayadashmi, is one of the most famous festivals in India. It is celebrated in various forms throughout the country. Ramlila (the Ramayana staged) will be there for 10 days everywhere. It culminated with "Ravana Dahan", a true sight for the fire, the fire of the massive idols of Ravana, Meghnath, and Kumbhakarna. Meaning: Celebrate the death of demon King Ravana in the hands of Lord Rama. Highlights: Great event of the commotion of decorated markets and incarnation of Ram-Leela and incantations of statues of Ravana, Meghnath, and Kumbhakarna. When: According to the Hindu lunar calendar, Ashwin is the 10th day of the month, which coincides with September or October of the Gregorian calendar. Where: Pan India 4. Navaratri: fasting, faith, and devotion for nine days. The Navaratri festival is celebrated in different ways by all the inhabitants of India. In Gujarat, this is a nine-day festival to relive the Garba Nights and the energetic dance Dandiya Ras. People wear beautiful and colorful traditional clothes and the atmosphere is very young and inspiring. Importance: represents the celebration of the goddess Amba (Shakti) in nine different ways. Highlights: 9-day dance festivals in Gujarat, the best dishes of Chania Choli (traditional skirt and blouse) and Gujarati: Sabudana Khichdi, Mandvi Pak, Singoda Kheer and Potato When: according to the Hindu lunar calendar, the first nine days of the month of Ashwin, which coincides with September or October of the Gregorian calendar. Where: almost all over the country; The most vibrant of Gujarat, Maharashtra, and meters. 5. Durga Puja: prosperity, kindness, and devotion One of the most important Hindu festivals in India, Durga Puja is celebrated with grandeur throughout the country by the Bengali people. There are cultural songs, dance, and theater in the 10 days of fasting, feasting, and worship of the goddess Durga. The large and beautiful idols of Durga are located in specially designed artistic pandals. People wear traditional clothes and walk around Pandal, waiting, praying and feasting.

Importance: Remember the call of the goddess Durga to Lord Rama before you fight with the demon king Ravana. Highlights: Plush Pandal, Incredibly Beautiful Ten-Armed Durga Statues and Worship When: The tenth day of Ashwini Shukla Paksha according to the Hindu lunar calendar, which coincides with September or October of the Gregorian calendar. Where: Calcutta and Metropolis are the best places in India during the Durga Puja celebrations. 6. Krishna Janmashtami: the birth of powerful and wicked Janmashtami is once again one of the most important religious festivals in India. The Janmashtami celebrations are very popular in Mathura and Vrindavan. People fast all day and break it with a special meal after the night. In the middle of the night, singing, praying, dancing and singing bhajans in the temples is a festival of the birth of Lord Krishna. Often young children are ready as Lord Krishna on this day. Images and illustrations of the story of Krishna's life are represented in the temples of "Jhanki".

Importance: This is Lord Krishna's annual holiday. Main Attractions: Janmashtami Offer and Lord Krishna Temples and Festivals in Temples When: 8th day of Krishna Paksha (black fortnight) of the month of Bhadrapad (Ashtami) According to the Hindu calendar, which coincides with the months of August or September of the Gregorian calendar. Where: The Hindu community is celebrated everywhere, but the celebrations in Mathura and Vrindavan are very popular 7. Ganesh Chaturthi: Eleven Days of Adoration to Lord Ganesha! Ganesh Chaturthi is one of the most important Hindu religious festivals in India, a colorful festival of 10 days. Massively handmade Ganesh idols are installed inside or outside houses in public pandals. The worship takes place in the morning and afternoon. The last day is the day of immersion, the immersion of an idol in a body of water. Cultural activities of singing, dancing, and theater, as well as free medical camps and blood drives, are organized. Importance: It's the birthday of Lord Ganesha, the elephant goddess. Highlights: Beautiful Ganesha statues and immersion ceremony. When: the day of the fortnight (Shukla Chaturthi) in the month of Bhadrapada of the Hindu calendar, which coincides with the months of August or September of the Gregorian calendar. Where: In the states of Maharashtra and Andhra Pradesh, this event is celebrated with enthusiasm and joy. 8. Gurupurab: religious procession and peaceful psalms. In the largest Sikh festival in India, special meetings are held on the life and teachings of gurus in gurudwaras and anchor (collective food). Karh Prasad is distributed among all and the parishes of Bhajan are held in the city. People burn their homes with candles and burn cookies. Importance: This is the anniversary celebration of the ten Sikh Gurus. Great attraction: Bhavishi Bhajan-Kirtan (hymn), Gurbani, anchor and Karah Prasad in Gurdwaras When: the day of the full moon of Kartik month of the Hindu lunar calendar, which coincides with For the Gregorian calendar of November. Where: All over the world, especially in Punjab, the Sikh community 9. Raksha Bandhan: Strengthening kinship Rakhi is celebrated among Hindus, one of the famous festivals of India. It means, the bond between the brother and sister, during Rakhi, sister performs an over (prayer), she tilak and binds Rakhi (sacred thread) on brother's wrist so that her success can be wished. Promises in favor of protecting the siblings. Another festival that has great equality with Rakhi is Brother Duj, which comes right after Diwali. Meaning: It is a symbol of a strong bond that unites a brother and sister. Highlights: Rakhi's rousing and market with a colorful variety of Rakhi rituals and sweets. When: The day of full moon of the month of Shravan of the Hindu calendar, which coincides with the August month of the Gregorian calendar. Where: especially in North, Central, and West of India 10. Eid-ul-Fitr: Fantastic Buffett and Sweet Parties Eid is one of the main festivals of India for the Muslim community. People wear festive clothes, participate in a special prayer in the morning community, meet friends and family, and exchange sweets. Children get Idi (money or gifts) from the elderly. Meaning: She is celebrating the end of the holy month of Ramadan fasting. Highlights: In the markets and mosques morning and early morning, mosques are visited with elegant and sweet food items. The first day of the month of Shravan of Hijri's lunar calendar, which coincides with the July month of the Gregorian calendar. Where: The whole country is celebrated by the Muslims. 11. Bihu: dance, music, and laughter Bihu is a festival of Assam, popular in the famous festivals of India in the northeast. During the month-long celebrations, young men and women wear their traditional clothes and perform Bihu dance in the village's fields and courtyard. In India, celebrating Bihu, a community party is organized with great fanfare.

Meaning: This is the traditional New Year celebrations of Assamese. Highlights: Bihu dance and local dishes: coco laddu, sesame peetha, ghee pitha, and pittika fish Where: organized by Assamese expat across the world including Assam Bihu 2018: will start from Saturday, April 13. 12. Hemis: soothing songs and colorful costumes Hemis, the two-day religious festival of Ladakh, is one of the most important festivals in India. It attracts every year many local and foreign tourists. The festivities include the Cham dance performed by the priests to the rhythm of the traditional music of the cymbals, drums, trumpets played by the monks. This is one of the most unique types of festivals where priests dancers dress in elaborate costumes and brocade masks. Meaning: It is the celebration of the birth of the spiritual leader Padmasambhava, founder of Tibetan Buddhism of Tibet. Main Attractions: The picturesque Hemis Monastery and the Cham Dance. When: Tenth day (called tse-chu in the local language) of the Tibetan lunar month, which corresponds to the months of June or July of the Gregorian calendar. Where: Ladakh, Jammu, and Kashmir 13. Onam: Welcome to the mighty Mahabali Onam is one of India's major festivals, where people wear traditional clothes, decorate houses with Pookalam (floral motifs) and prepare Onasadya (elaborate food of about 13 dishes). Events such as Vallamkali (snake boat race), Kaikottikali (dance of applause), Kathakali dance and Pulikali procession (artists dressed and painted in tigers and hunters) take place. Meaning: Celebrate the return of the legendary King Mahabali. Main attractions: the spectacular snake-boat race, the enigmatic Kaikottikali dance and the elephant procession. When: In the month of Chingam of the Malayalam calendar, which corresponds to the months of August or September of the Gregorian calendar. Where: Celebrated by people from all communities of the state of Kerala. 14. Pongal: Rich Rangolis And Tasty Sweets The four-day harvest festival in southern India is one of India's most famous festivals. People prepare Pongal's plate and wear their traditional clothes. Celebrities include bonfires, dances, cattle races, sweets, and treats. The houses look resplendent with Kolam patterns (traditional floral motifs made from rice, colored powders, and flower petals) Meaning: It is a festival of thanksgiving for nature that represents the first harvest of the year. Main attractions: The variety of models and breeds of Kolam. Where: detained by Tamils throughout India, mainly in Tamil Nadu Pongal 2018: begins January 15 (Sunday) 15. Christmas: Celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ One of the most famous and most anticipated festivals in the world, Christmas is of great importance for the elderly and children. Everyone, whatever their religion, is waiting for this day, children especially for Santa's surprise gifts. All the churches are illuminated and decorated to celebrate the birth of the Lord Jesus. Meaning: Birthday of the Lord Jesus Main attractions: Christmas tree decoration, prayers, the birth of the Lord Jesus and Santa Claus Where: The festival is celebrated all over India. The best places to celebrate Christmas in India are Goa, Pondicherry, and Kerala. Christmas 2018: December 25 (Wednesday). 16. Easter: celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Like other festivals, Easter is celebrated with great fervor and a great religious celebration in different parts of the country. Celebrated in the spring, Holy Week celebrations in India are distinguished by various colorful decorations, dances and games, plum and bright cakes and bright lanterns that adorn the streets. Meaning: Resurrection of the Lord Jesus. Main attractions: popular songs and dances, Easter eggs, cakes, chocolates, street decorations. Where: The festival is celebrated throughout India. The best places to celebrate Easter in India are Goa, Pondicherry, and Kerala. 17. Baisakhi: rich traditions and cultural prosperity The Baisakhi is primarily a festival celebrated by the Sikh community of Punjab and those around the world. The reception of the harvest season for rabi crops is celebrated. The Sikhs celebrate this festival with great enthusiasm and excitement by performing local folk dances such as Giddha and Bhangra. The festival is of great religious importance in India, as it marks the day that the tenth Guru Sikh Guru Gobind Singh laid the foundation stone of Panth Khalsa, the Order in 1699. Meaning: Welcome harvest season Main attractions: popular dances such as Bhangra and Giddha, festivals of Punjabi, decorations in houses and Gurudwaras Where: The festival is celebrated in Sikh communities in India. Punjab is the best place to celebrate Baisakhi in India. 18. Makar Sankranti: Hindu New Year

Makar Sankranti is the true New Year of the Indians and Sikhs of the North, celebrated only one day after Lohri. On this day, worship is done to God to seek blessings for the new year. It is like the end of winter and the beginning of spring, which means agricultural cycle for farmers. Dates are set according to solar cycles, unlike other Hindu festivals where dates are decided by lunar cycles. People celebrate this day flying kites and celebrating the tasty "Bajre ki khichdi" and the sweet "til ladoo". The Gujaratis celebrate this festival under the name of Uttarayan. Meaning: Beginning of the agricultural cycle. Main attractions: the kite. Where: The festival is celebrated in the communities of North India and Sikh. The best place to celebrate Makar Sankranti in India is the Northern Region. 19. Maha Shivratri: Devotion to Shiva Dedicated to Lord Shiva, this Indian festival is very respectful to the followers of Shiva. It has a great significance in Hindu mythology held on the 14th day of the dark fortnight of the month of Phalgun. It is believed that those who worship Lord Shiva today obtain salvation and the redemption of their sins. It is also an important festival for married and married women to achieve conjugal happiness. Meaning: Devotion to Lord Shiva Main attractions: Fast and Lord Shiva. Where: North India and Nepal

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Types of Indian Calendars

Types of Indian Calendars

Indian Calendars

There are three types of calendars in India:

Indian solar calendar

In the Indian calendar of the solar month, the description of Hindu months and their Gregorian dates. The dates below are approximate to the Gregorian calendar on the basis of the Sun's position. The table for your reference is provided.

S.No.Indian Religious Calendar (Solar Month)Approx. Greg. Date 1CaitraMar. 14 2VaisakhaApr. 13 3JyesthaMay 14 4AsadhaJune 14 5SravanaJuly 16 6BhadrapadaAug. 16 7AsvinaSept. 16 8KartikaOct. 17 9MargashirshaNov. 16 10PausaDec. 15 11MaghaJan. 14 12PhalguraFeb. 12

● Solar Calendar: 

The calendar is a constellation or tropical on an annual basis, depending on the speed of the sun. Some famous examples are the French, Gregorian, Roman and Indian solar calendars used in the regions of Assam, Bengal, Haryana, Kerala, Punjab, Orissa, Tamilnadu, and Tripura. There are not many days in a real solar calendar, so to synchronize, days are summarized and leap years are created. The Indian national calendar belongs to this category.

● Lunar calendar:

it is based on the monthly stages of the moon and its cycle and is not related to the speed of the sun. The Islamic calendar of Hazira is a similar example and a purely lunar calendar. It consists of 12 months, two of which cover the period between two new moons. Each lunar month lasts approximately 29.5 days.

● Lunisolar Calendar:

records the annual speed of the sun and the monthly phases of the Moon. Some examples are the Indian calendars used in the Jewish and Babylonian calendar, as well as in Andhra Pradesh, Bihar, Gujarat, Karnataka, Kashmir, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh.

Adoption and official use.

The Indian calendar was officially adopted by the Calendar Reform Committee in 1957 as an important part of the Natural almanac and the Indian calendar. The Indian Prime Minister, p. Jawaharlal Nehru said he needed an integrated calendar: They (different calendars) represent the last political partition of the country ... Now that we have attained independence, it is obviously desirable that the calendar be uniform for our citizens, social objectives and others, and that this problem must be center of concern. scientist One of the main criteria was to make the calendar free from any religious or regional conflict, navigation, reliability, and accuracy. Therefore, the committee came up with the Saka calendar, which became official on March 22, 1957, or Chaitra 1, 1879.

Meaning

The pending calendar represents Indian beliefs, culture, and traditions. Its adoption as a national calendar is a tribute to innovations and old ideas. Hindus celebrate this calendar beyond Indian borders in Java, Bali, Indonesia, and other countries in Southeast Asia. The most used are: ● With a Gregorian calendar in the Indian Gazette. ● Throughout the radio broadcast of India ● For the government. In India, to provide documents, schedules, and communications via Saka Calendar Dates

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Indian Festival Calendar 2019

Indian Festival Calendar 2019

India is known for its diversity and its religions, where no one enjoys many festivals. Whether it is a Muslim, a Sikh, a Hindu or a Christian, we celebrate each festival with excitement and enthusiasm. But knowing the exact dates of it sometimes becomes embarrassing. To get rid of this, we have put Indian Calendar 2019 at your disposal to facilitate the search of exact dates.

Indian Calendar 2019

January 2019 Festivals

1 Tuesday New Year 14 Monday Lohri 15 Tuesday Pongal, Uttarayan, Makar Sankranti 23 Wednesday Subhas Chandra Bose Jayanti 26 Saturday Republic Day

February 2019 Festivals

10 Sunday Basant Panchmi, Saraswati Puja

March 2019 Festivals

4 Monday Mahashivratri 20 Wednesday Holika Dahan 21 Thursday Holi

April 2019 Festivals

1 Monday Bank's Holiday 6 Saturday Chaitra Navratri, Ugadi, Gudi Padwa 7 Sunday Cheti Chand 13 Saturday Ram Namami 14 Sunday Chaitra Navratri Parana, Baisakhi, Ambedkar Jayanti 19 Friday Hanuman Jayanti

May 2019 Festivals

7 Tuesday Akshaya Tritiya

July 2019 Festivals

4 Thursday Jagannath Rath Yatra 12 Friday Ashadhi Ekadashi 16 Tuesday Guru Purnima

August 2019 Festivals

3 Saturday Hariyali Teej 5 Monday Nag Panchami 15 Thursday Raksha Bandhan, Independence Day 18 Sunday Kajari Teej 24 Saturday Janmashtami

September 2019 Festivals

1 Sunday Hartalika Teej 2 Monday Ganesh Chaturthi 11 Wednesday Onam/Thiruvonam 12 Thursday Anant Chaturdashi 29 Sunday Sharad Navratri

October 2019 Festivals

2 Wednesday Gandhi Jayanti 6 Sunday Durga Maha Navami Puja, Durga Puja Ashtami 7 Monday Sharad Navratri Parana 8 Tuesday Dussehra 17 Thursday Karva Chauth 25 Friday Dhanteras 27 Sunday Diwali, Narak Chaturdashi 28 Monday Govardhan Puja 29 Tuesday Bhai Dooj

November 2019 Festivals

2 Saturday Chhath Puja 14 Thursday Children's Day

December 2019 Festivals

25 Wednesday Merry Christmas

Origin of the Indian calendar

The Indian national calendar, also called Sak Shalivahana calendar, is widely used for news transmission purposes with the Gregorian calendar. After a survey conducted by the Committee on Calendar Reform in 1950, it was concluded that about 30 different calendars were used to determine Hindu, Buddhist and Jain festivals.

They discovered that these calendars were based on similar principles prepared according to ancient theories and astronomical practices. On the other hand, the Islamic calendar was used by Muslims in India as well as for administrative purposes. Thus, the reforms of the 1957 calendar C.E. Because of the creation of the Indian national calendar, a formal and structured lunisolar calendar was finalized, with a leap forward in the Gregorian calendar.

Despite numerous attempts to create an integrated platform, many local variants are present. The government always uses the Gregorian calendar for administrative purposes and holidays are celebrated according to regional, ethnic and religious beliefs and traditions.

In terms of ethics, the astrologer uses the almanac (Hindu calendar based on the lunar calendar) to determine the date of the wedding and give a favorable moment after the comparison of the horoscope.

Structure of the Indian calendar

The suspicious calendar is based on the Luni-Solar system and consists of 12 months and 365 days. The first month of the Indian calendar is Chaitra and the last phalgun is. According to the Shaka Calendar, the names of the months are as follows:

1.  Chaitra

2.  Vaishakha

3.  Jyeshtha

4.  Ashadha

5.  Shravana

6.  Bhadra

7.  Ashwin

8.  Kartika

9.  Agrahayana

10.  Pausha

11.  Magha

12.  Phalguna

The national calendar is an advanced modification of the Indian solar calendar that still exists in the regions. The main unit is the civil day and the era is the era of the era. It is structured so that the tropical or age years are consistent, not the traditional constellation or the Nirayana year.

Religious holidays are based on the lunar calendar which accepts specific positions of the Moon and the Sun. Most holidays and holidays are on a specific lunar date (date), while others are at the sunrise time.

When calculating predictions in Vedic astrology or when comparing Muhurt, festivals, the element of the Moon is considered the main element. The planet in a solar calendar universe tells the apparent position of the sun. An example is a Gregorian calendar, used internationally and considered a standard device. In astrology, the position of the Sun's length in a solar month is likely to occur during the 30-degree interval that traverses the zodiac.

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