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WORLD NO TOBACCO DAY According to India Global Adult Tobacco Survey (GATS)  Every year, 1 million people in India die due to consumption of tobacco.   The nicotine found in tobacco is highly addictive and creates dependence. The behavioural and emotional ties to tobacco use – like having a cigarette with your coffee,  craving tobacco, feelings of sadness or stress  – make it hard to kick the habit.  With professional support and cessation services, tobacco users double their chances of quitting successfully. Currently, over 70% of the 1.3 billion tobacco users worldwide lack access to the tools they need to quit successfully. This gap in access to cessation services is only further exacerbated in the last year as the health workforce has been mobilized to handle the pandemic. That’s why WHO launched a year-long campaign for World No Tobacco Day’s   – “Commit to Quit” theme. The campaign aims to empower 100 million tobacco users to make a quit attempt by creating networks of support and

  BOLLYWOOD TYPES STEREOTYPES Bollywood or main stream Hindi cinema has forever been thriving and surviving on stereotypes- stereotypes of gender, caste, class, region and religion. The term ‘stereotype’ can be defined as something conforming to a fixed or general pattern especially a standardized mental picture that is held in common by members of a group and that represents an oversimplified opinion, prejudiced attitude, or uncritical judgment. Beginning with the overt gender stereotypes, the male lead is the ‘mard jisko dard nahi hota’ , at rescue of the female lead who is always a damsel in distress. A fat girl shall be appointed as this damsel’s “best friend” who is always secondary to the heroine, is comic and never ends up with a guy or a promotion or even a real job in few cases. Be it representing a particular sect or community, Bollywood tends to overdo and extensively generalise. For instance, homosexual male characters or gays are always portrayed as effeminate. Fi

  RELEVANCE OF BUDDHIST TEACHINGS INCONTEMPORARY TIMES “A man is not called wise because he talks and talks again; but if he is peaceful, loving and fearless then he is in truth called wise.” – The Dhammapada The upcoming full moon on 26 th May, the moth of Vaisakh according to the Hindu calendar, shall mark the 2583 rd birth anniversary of Gautam Buddha who was born in the – century as prince Sidharth Gautam who later became the greatest spiritual leader and messenger of God mankind ever witnessed. As the contemporary world battles myriad of social ills, accompanied by a gruesome pandemic, each individual finds him/herself battling some or the other kind of inner conflict. During such dark times, it’s the teachings of the great leader that serve as enlightenment leading to a calmer, happier self as well as a more prosperous and a less corrupt society. Lord Buddha emphasized four noble truths to mankind. He said that the world is full of suffering. All sufferings have a cause

  Luck and hard work are apparently two sides of the same coin. The absence of either one becomes justification for the desired or undesired outcome. Hard work can be described as relentless effort towards a set aim. Luck on the other hand is synonymous to terms or ideas such as fortune, destiny or the millennial lingo favourite these days ‘ Karma’ . These terms for centuries have spiralled around the debate whether just like a sculptor an individual carves his or her own life or the fact that each is born with a pre- determined ride called life. A more positive outlook towards life would lay more emphasis on working hard. More often than not, luck or its absence more precisely becomes the scapegoat to brush one’s own culpability under the carpet. At times we tend to do everything right, put our best foot forward but still end up being dejected, blaming it on our luck. This luck can hinder one’s achievements once, twice but not for long. Hard work pays off in its own ways,

  PoojaMotwani , as a designer what kind of wear you personally like to work on? So yeah, I am a truso designer I design for weddings I design for parties I design for casual and so you know I love to work on Indian wear and recently I started on you know western wear clothing so I am designing western wear and Indian warehouse I love to design both of them now. What are the difficulties you face working for a celebrity? Okay for celebrities yeah there are lot of difficulties when you are working on a celebrity, celebrity clothing so because they are too tiny their size is very small okay so we usually make medium to large size agar hum baat karey jo ham basic wear banatey hai jo 1 sample piece hota hai jo medium to large   ka hota hai, okhy dummy size 10 or 12 ka hota hai, so and usually mene jitney bhi celebrity ke sath kaam kiya hai so they are too tiny and you know size is too small tab zyada difficulty aati hai   otherwise yes, we design everything we design for any size so

Their reward at their Lord is the gardens of Eden with flowing streams, wherein they abide forever. GOD is pleased with them, and they are pleased with Him. Such is the reward for those who reverence their Lord. The Holy Quran Muslims around the world are close to completing the fasting month of Ramadan and are preparing to celebrate with one of Islam’s most important festivals. The end of Ramadan is marked by Eid al-Fitr, also known as the Festival of Breaking the Fast. During Ramadan, Muslims do not eat or drink during daylight hours, as a means of celebrating and reflecting on their faith. It is one of the five pillars of Islam – the fundamental rules all Muslims follow – along with the Shahadah (declaration of faith), Salat (prayer), Zakat (charity) and the Hajj pilgrimage. Eid al-Fitr marks the end of Ramadan and was originated by the prophet Muhammad. It is one of two global festivals celebrated by Muslims every year, the other being Eid al-Adha, which falls later in the summer

Mother’s day is a day to celebrate and honour mothers and motherhood. This day honours the creator of life and her significance in our society. Mothers have been revered across cultures, be it Greek, Christian or Hindu, as nourisher of life. The modern day event of mother’s day was marked by Anna Jarvis in 1908 in United States. What we need to keep in mind is that loving our mothers and respecting motherhood at large need not be limited to a single day. Also, the day is being eclipsed by extensive commercialisation characterised by sales, overprized gifts and fancy dinners. Whereas Mother’s Day is all about showing love, regard and most importantly gratitude for all that our mothers do.  Here are some simple ways to do so during these lockdown times . How about giving your mother a day off from her apparent living room- the kitchen. Cooking a nice meal is one of the sweetest gestures that goes a long way. If you are a first timer like me, cooking videos on Instagram and YouTube wil

Banwari Lal Jhol is a T.V & film artist who is also training students in the art of miming. From the very childhood, he was interested in performing arts and was attracted towards miming. He primarily works in Hindi industry. But he is also thinking of working in the Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, and Malayalam Film industry. Some of the movies in which he had worked include (Bombay to Goa, Veer Zaara, Ramlila, Bhavnao ko samjho, OMG, Baazigar, Ekkees Tareekh Shubh Muhurat etc.) Aap Itne Saalon se industry mein kaam kar rhe hain bade se bade artist ke sath aapney kaam kiya aapko kya lagta hai ki aapko who sammaan mila hai jo ek senior artist ko milna chahiye?  Film industry me kya hai ki ek kahawat hai, “jo dikhta hai wo bikta hai”, too achha kaam jab nazar atta hai logon ko, to wo yaad bhi kartey hai, aur mene kafi kaam kiya hai, kafi films me kaam kiya hai, mene “Sharukh khaan ji” ke sath kaam kiya hai , “salman khan” ji ke sath kaam kiya hai, “paresh rawal” ji ke sath kaam kiya hai,