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लोकायुक्त शिकायत पर यूपी के प्रमुख सचिव समाज कल्याण ने रद्द किये 2 आदेश : समाजसेविका की शिकायत पर कर्मशाला अधीक्षक के विनियमितीकरण और औधोगिक एवं प्राविधिक संस्थाओं संस्थाओं के सचिव पद पर नियुक्ति के अपने 2 आदेश किये रद्द l

लोकायुक्त शिकायत पर यूपी के प्रमुख सचिव समाज कल्याण ने रद्द किये 2
आदेश : समाजसेविका की शिकायत पर कर्मशाला अधीक्षक के विनियमितीकरण और
औधोगिक एवं प्राविधिक संस्थाओं संस्थाओं के सचिव पद पर नियुक्ति के अपने
2 आदेश किये रद्द l

लखनऊ / 31 अक्टूबर 2015 /..... यूपी लोकायुक्त के समक्ष लखनऊ की
समाजसेविका एवं येश्वर्याज सेवा संस्थान की सचिव उर्वशी शर्मा द्वारा
उत्तर प्रदेश के प्रमुख सचिव (समाज कल्याण) सुनील कुमार के विरुद्ध की
गयी शिकायत को सही पाया गया है l उर्वशी की शिकायत पर लोकायुक्त द्वारा
दिए गए निर्देशों पर कार्यवाही करते हुए समाज कल्याण विभाग ने लखनऊ के
मोहान रोड स्थित राजकीय गोविन्द बल्लभ पन्त पॉलिटेक्निक के राजपत्रित पद
कर्मशाला अधीक्षक पर पवन कुमार मिश्रा के नियम विरुद्ध किये गए
विनियमितीकरण तथा नियम विरुद्ध रीति से 265 औधोगिक एवं प्राविधिक
संस्थाओं का सचिव नियुक्ति किये जाने के दोनों आदेशों को रद्द करने की
सूचना लोकायुक्त को दे दी है l

दरअसल शिकायतकर्ता उर्वशी ने बीते 4 सितम्बर को यूपी के लोकायुक्त के
कार्यालय में एक शिकायत दायर कर सुनील कुमार पर एक लोकसेवक के रूप में
अपने कृत्यों का निर्वहन करने में व्यक्तिगत हित अथवा अनुचित या भ्रष्ट
उद्देश्य से प्रेरित होने के आरोप लगाए थे । उर्वशी ने लोकायुक्त से
सुनील कुमार के अलावा उत्तर प्रदेश शासन के तत्कालीन उपसचिव समाज कल्याण
राज कुमार त्रिवेदी, एक दूसरे उपसचिव समाज कल्याण आर० डी० कल्याण,
तत्कालीन विशेष सचिव अनुश्रवण प्रकोष्ठ न्याय विभाग, उत्तर प्रदेश समाज
कल्याण निदेशक के साथ-साथ राजकीय गोविंद बल्लभ पंत पॉलीटेक्निक लखनऊ के
प्रधानाचार्य को समन करके जांच करने का अनुरोध किया था l

सुनील कुमार पर पहला आरोप था कि उन्होंने सचिवालय के अन्य कार्मिकों के
साथ मिल अपने पदीय अधिकारों का दुरुपयोग करते हुए प्रदेश सरकार के साथ छल
किया। उन्होंने उच्च न्यायालय, उच्चतम न्यायालय के आदेशों समेत कई कानूनी
व प्रशासनिक आदेशों व तथ्यों को छुपाकर कूटरचना द्वारा एक मिथ्या
दस्तावेज बनाकर एक अपात्र व्यक्ति को द्वितीय श्रेणी के राजपत्रित पद पर
विनियमित कर उसे नियमित नियुक्ति प्रदान कर दी थी । दूसरे आरोप के तहत
उर्वशी ने कहा था कि प्रमुख सचिव ने समाज कल्याण विभाग में अवैध रूप से
कार्यरत कार्मिकों को नियम प्रतिकूल प्रश्रय दे रखा है और यह भी कि उनके
द्वारा विभाग में सप्रमाण शिकायतें करने के बाबजूद विभाग द्वारा इन अवैध
नियुक्तियों को समाप्त करने के लिए कोई कार्यवाही नहीं की जा रही थी ।
उर्वशी ने यह भी आरोप लगाया था कि सुनील कुमार ने विभाग के अनुसूचित
जाति के छात्रों के मेस घोटाले के आरोपियों से दुराभिसंधि स्थापित करके
उनको खुला संरक्षण दे रखा था और इसी बजह से शासन द्वारा इन घोटालेबाजों
के भ्रष्टाचार की जांच नहीं कराई जा रही थी । तीसरे आरोप के तहत उर्वशी
का कहना था कि प्रमुख सचिव ने एक जालसाज व्यक्ति को विभाग की 265 औधोगिक
एवं प्राविधिक संस्थाओं का सचिव नियुक्त करने के लिए 4 अगस्त, 2015 को
समानता के संवैधानिक सिद्धांत को खूंटी पर टांग दिया और इस जालसाज को लाभ
पंहुचाने के लिए निहायत ही शातिराना ढंग से एक 5 सदस्यीय परीक्षा बोर्ड
का गठन किया।

उर्वशी की इस शिकायत पर प्रमुख सचिव समाज कल्याण सुनील कुमार ने बीते 23
सितम्बर को लोकायुक्त को जबाब भेज गलती मान ली थी और इसका ठीकरा समाज
कल्याण विभाग के विशेष सचिव केदारनाथ ,समाज कल्याण अनुभाग-1 के अनुभाग
अधिकारी और समीक्षा अधिकारी के सर फोड़ दिया था और त्रुटि सुधार के लिए
पत्रावली न्याय विभाग को संदर्भित करने की बात कही थी l बीते 23 सितम्बर
को लोकायुक्त कार्यालय के उप सचिव अरविन्द कुमार सिंघल ने उर्वशी को
सुनील कुमार का जबाब भेजते हुए उर्वशी को अपना प्रत्युत्तर देने के लिए
कहा था l बकौल उर्वशी उन्होंने बीते 5 अक्टूबर को अपना प्रत्युत्तर
लोकायुक्त को सौंप दिया था l

उर्वशी ने बताया कि लोकायुक्त कार्यालय द्वारा अब उनको सूचित किया गया है
कि न्याय विभाग की राय लेने के बाद समाज कल्याण विभाग ने बीते 24 अक्टूबर
को लखनऊ के मोहान रोड स्थित राजकीय गोविन्द बल्लभ पन्त पॉलिटेक्निक के
कर्मशाला अधीक्षक पवन कुमार मिश्रा के नियम विरुद्ध किये गए
विनियमितीकरण आदेश को भी रद्द कर दिया है l समाज कल्याण की 265 संस्थाओं
के बोर्ड गठन के आदेश के सम्बन्ध में उर्वशी की शिकायत सही पायी गयी थे
और सुनील कुमार ने बोर्ड गठन के त्रुटिपूर्ण आदेश को बीते 16 सितम्बर को
ही स्थगित कर दिया था l

उर्वशी ने बताया कि उन्होंने लोकायुक्त से भेंट करके सुनील कुमार द्वारा
की गयी कार्यवाही को अपूर्ण बताते हुए अनुरोध किया है कि समाज कल्याण
विभाग द्वारा इन मुद्दों पर गलती मान लिए जाने के मद्देनज़र अब पवन कुमार
मिश्रा और अश्विनी कुमार की अवैध नियुक्तियों को समाप्त कराने,
पालीटेक्निक मेस घोटाले की मास्टरमाइंड प्रवक्ता अंगरेजी श्रद्धा
सक्सेना को तत्काल निलंबित करके श्रद्धा को दण्डित कराने और इन सभी
प्रकरणों के दोषी लोकसेवकों के विरुद्ध विधिक कार्यवाही की अनुशंषा की
जाए l

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{Awareness} How to Stop Runny Nose

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How to Stop Runny Nose

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What is Runny Nose:

A runny nose is a very common and annoying problem. It occurs when there is increased mucus in the sinus and nasal passages. The increased mucus production is the body's way of flushing cold or flu viruses, irritants and allergens out of the body.

Runny nose is excess drainage, which may range from a clear fluid to thick mucus, produced by the nasal and adjacent tissues and blood vessels in the nose. The drainage of runny nose may run out of your nose or down the back of your throat or both. Here are some symptoms causes and remedies for how to stop runny nose.

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Symptoms of Runny Nose:

* Itching of nose, mouth, eyes, throat, palate, ear and skin
* Red and watery eyes
* Runny and stuffy nose
* Non stop sneezing
* Wheezing

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Causes of Runny Nose:

* Bacterial infections
* Colds
* Flu
* Hay fever
* Head injury
* Nasal sprays
* Sinusitis
* Small objects in the nostril (especially in children)

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Remedies for How to Stop Runny Nose:

* Using a humidifier is also an effective runny nose remedy. This will prevent excessive dryness of the nose.

* Prepare with a cup of warm water and mixed with one tea spoon of honey with equal amount of lemon juice or two slices of lemon pieces.

* Try not to sit in air-conditioner room for too long when one is having a runny nose as this will worsen the situation. Keep yourself warm always and wear a jacket when needed.

* Try to massage the area around your nose "called bridge" gently, up and down as these helps one to breathe easily and feel more relief.

* Find out what you are allergic to. If total avoidance is not possible, cover your nose and mouth while dealing with such allergens.

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* Another effective remedy is ginger. Ginger is helpful in draining the nasal passages and in maintaining normal body temperature.

* Putting plain heated mustard oil in the nostrils through a dropper is another popular natural cure for Runny Nose. Use this oil on one nostril at a time as it has a strong smell.

* Another helpful runny nose remedy is water and salt solution. To use this solution simply put a few drops into your nostrils and gently blow your nose. Although this can be an irritating procedure, when you get used to it, you can easily obtain relief from runny nose.

* Try to avoid pets and carpets.

* Having a cup of warm water mixed with about two to three drops of lime juice and a tablespoon of honey is useful in providing relief from this condition.

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{Awareness} Acne Treatment

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What is Acne:

Your skin has tiny holes called pores that can become blocked by oil bacteria and dirt. When this occurs you may develop a pimple or zit. If your skin is repeatedly affected by this condition you may have acne. Acne is not a life threatening condition it can be painful, particularly when it is severe. It can also cause emotional distress.

Acne medically known as acne vulgaris is a skin disease that involves the oil glands at the base of hair follicles. It commonly occurs during puberty when the sebaceous (oil) glands come to life the glands are stimulated by male hormones produced by the adrenal glands of both males and females.

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What Causes Acne:

The cause of acne is not fully understood. Though stress can aggravate acne, it clearly does not cause it.

Hormones. Common acne in teenagers starts with an increase in hormone production. During puberty, both boys and girls produce high levels of androgens, the male sex hormones that include testosterone. Testosterone signals the body to make more sebum, the oil produced in the skin's oil glands.

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Acne Symptoms:

If you have mild or moderate acne, you may have greasy skin and spots (such as blackheads) on your face, back, chest and shoulders. Red or yellow spots (pustules) can form if your skin becomes inflamed (swollen). Sometimes, spots that have become inflamed (pustules, nodules and cysts) may be painful, tender to touch and hot. In very severe acne, cysts may join together to form larger, deeper inflamed areas (acne conglobata), but this is rare.

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Acne Home Remedies:

1. Wash your face (or other affected skin) gently one or two times a day.

2.Use fresh mint juice to apply on your Acne face.

3. Strawberry leaves can also help to reduce the pimple swelling.

4. Boiling water with three tea bags and Basil. Use a cotton ball to put this mixture on the adult acne.

5. Apply egg whites to the acne and remove in a couple of hours.

6. Mix turmeric powder with some mint juice before applying on the acne. Wash it off with clean, lukewarm water after about 30 mins.

7. Make a paste with cucumber before using it as a facial mask. Leave the mask on for 30 mins daily. Doing this will prevent acne from breaking out.

8. Do not squeeze pimples, because that often leads to infections, worse acne, and scars.

9. Use a moisturizer to keep your skin from drying out. Choose one that says "noncomedogenic" on the label.

10. Use over-the-counter medicated creams, soaps, lotions, and gels to treat your acne. Always read the label carefully to make sure you are using the product correctly.

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Preventing Acne:

There are various preventative measures that may prevent or reduce acne flare-ups. Examples include:

• To prevent the incidence of scarring never squeeze or pick acne lesions.

• Establish a daily skin-care regimen which includes cleansing the skin with a soft wash cloth warm water and an appropriate facial soap at least twice a day.

• Use only oil-free skin and hair care products.

• Avoid scrubbing the skin when cleansing.

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{Awareness} Easy Pedicure at Home

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Easy Pedicure at Home

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Whether you need to soften up your callused feet or you are looking for a day of pampering giving yourself a easy pedicure at home is the perfect solution. With a bit of time and a little effort you'll have silky feet and perfectly polished tootsies that will leave everyone envious.

Wash away your cares and erase the stress of the day with an at home pedicure. The perfect pedicure does not have to cost very much at all. Simply gather the materials listed below and perform these easy steps for great results.

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Materials:

• Basin or tub
• Foot Soak, Epsom salt or bath salts
• Pumice foot stone
• Small brush
• Nail polish remover / cotton balls
• Nail polish
• Base coat for nails
• Top coat for nails
• Clippers
• File
• Orange wood stick (Cuticle stick)
• Lotion

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If you find yourself surrounded by unavoidable stress factors day-to-day, wash your cares away with a pedicure! Just follow these easy steps.

Step 1: Begin to fill a basin (or your bathtub) with several inches of warm water. Add desired amount of foot soak, bath salts or Epsom salt so that it dissolves in the water as the tub fills.

Step 2: While the tub is filling, remove any old polish from your toes with nail polish remover and cotton balls. If necessary, clip and file nails to desired shape and length.

Step 3: Grab a good book or magazine, turn on some music, or just sit back and enjoy the warm water on your tired feet. Soak for as long as you like, but at least 5-10 minutes.

Step 4: Using the small brush, gently buff one foot first and then the other. This will help to remove some dead skin cells and also to soften your feet.

Step 5: Using a foot scrub (Freeman's makes a great one bare feet: Plum and Pumice foot scrub), massage the cream onto your feet, paying special attention to your heels and any rough spots. This will further soften and exfoliate.

Step 6: A pumice foot stone can work wonders for dry and rough feet! Use this inexpensive extra to eliminate remaining rough spots. Dip feet after this step.

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Step 7: Remove both feet from the tub and dry feet with towel. Massage your favorite lotion onto them. (Some companies even have a line of foot massage lotions!)

Step 8: Using orange wood stick, gently push your cuticles back along the nail. They should be supple due to the soaking.

Step 9: If you wish to paint your toenails, you can use toe separators to facilitate the process. Apply a base coat of nail polish to fill in the ridges and uneven surfaces. Base coats are generally clear or slightly opaque and they help to strengthen the nail to avoid breakage.

Step 10: Choose your desired shade of nail polish and apply. Allow first coat to dry and repeat. (Hint: For touch-ups, dip a Q-tip in the nail polish remover and gently swab away the unwanted color.)

Step 11: Apply a crystal-clear topcoat to add shine and to protect color from chipping.

Step 12: Enjoy your smooth, soft feet and beautified toes! You are now ready to sport your favorite sandals or cozy up at home in your comfiest slippers. Whatever the occasion, your feet will look and feel great!

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{Awareness} High Blood Pressure Treatment

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High Blood Pressure Treatment

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What is High Blood Pressure:

High blood pressure (HBP) is a serious condition that can lead to coronary heart disease, heart failure, stroke, kidney failure, and other health problems. "Blood pressure" is the force of blood pushing against the walls of the arteries as the heart pumps blood. If this pressure rises and stays high over time, it can damage the body in many ways.

If you have high blood pressure, this higher pressure puts extra strain on your heart and blood vessels. Over time, this extra strain increases your risk of a heart attack or stroke. High blood pressure can also cause heart and kidney disease, and is closely linked to some forms of dementia.

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Symptoms for High Blood Pressure:

Sometimes people with markedly elevated blood pressure may develop.

• Headache,

• Dizziness,

• Blurred vision,

• Nausea and vomiting, and

• Chest pain and shortness of breath.

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Causes for High Blood Pressure:

For most people, there may be no single cause for their high blood pressure. We do not know exactly what causes high blood pressure. We do know that your lifestyle can affect your risk of developing it. You are at a higher risk if:

You eat too much salt;
You don't eat enough fruit and vegetables;
You are not active enough;
You are overweight; or
You drink too much alcohol.

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Remedies for High Blood Pressure:

1. Powder 100 gm melon seeds and 100 gm poppy seeds (khus-khus). Mix and store in a clean container. Consume 1 tsp with water morning and evening.

2. Honey soothes the nerves and is also helpful in lowering the high blood pressure.

3. Take dry water melon seeds and make its powder form. This powder can be taken 1-2 tablespoon in a glass of water.

4. Make a juice of 25-30 curry leaves with 1 cup of water. Strain and drink first thing in the morning. Lime juice can be added for taste.

5. Carrot and spinach are also helpful in reducing high blood pressure. Extract fresh juice from carrot and spinach and drink a glass of it twice a day.

6. Eat empty stomach one Papita (Papaya) everyday for one month. Do not take anything after this for at least two hours.

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7. Mix 1 tsp honey with 1 tsp ginger juice and 1 tsp cumin powder. Have twice a day.

8. Fruits like bananas, oranges, guavas and apples are good in high blood pressure.

9. A clove of garlic is highly recommended for high blood pressure. Chew one clove of garlic first thing every morning and wash it down with water. The garlic can also be coarsely pound and swallowed with water.

10. Also try to avoid red meats. But white meats, especially fish are beneficial in lowering blood pressure.

11. Do exercise and yoga regularly. They will help in reducing body weight, regulating heart beat and thus controlling high blood pressure.

12. In the same manner coriander or fenugreek leaves can be tried they won't harm in any way and at the same time one can find out what is best suited to their system.

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{Awareness} YCSD Public Lecture by Kanak Mani Dixit, 6:00 - 7:30 pm, 5th November, Habib University [1 Attachment]

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The Yohsin Center for Social Development at Habib University

warmly welcomes you to its second seminar, as part of its Fall 2015 Public Lecture Series

"Nepal's Search for Constitutional Stability"

Speaker: Kanak Mani Dixit

Kanak Mani Dixit is publisher of Himal Khabarpatrika and editor of Himal Southasian. He has been a journalist since finishing high school in Lalitpur in 1971. He is a pioneer in in the field of South Asian journalism. Over the course of the late 1990s and early 2000s, he became involved in civil rights amidst the Maoist insurgency and King Gyanendra's autocracy, and was active in the People's Movement of 2006. Since then, Dixit has been involved in a campaign to roll back violence and work to ensure the promulgation of a democratic constitution. He was awarded the first Prince Claus Award to Nepal for "his outstanding contributions to public debate, for creating platforms that enable South Asians to connect, interact and network transcending national and cultural boundaries, and for his socially engaged, multi-disciplinary approach to creativity and development".

Date: 5th November, Thursday

Time: 6:00 - 7:30 p.m.

Venue: Tariq Rafi Lecture Theatre, Habib University

Please RSVP by registering on our website:

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Thursday, October 29, 2015

{Awareness} How to Make Work Feel Effortless

Sometimes work can be a drag. You get caught up in trying to be more productive and suddenly your life turns into a series of to-do lists. You gauge your measure of success by how much you accomplish. You even determine how happy you allow yourself to be by how much you've gotten done in the day.

We spend a lot of time trying to find ways to be more productive. To do things faster, better, cheaper and spend our time more effectively. But instead of just doing more in less time, maybe we should focus on actually enjoying the work we're doing instead.

Here are 8 ways to make work seem like less of a chore and more like a gift:

Follow your natural rhythms. A lot of the time I resent working is because I'm trying to force myself to do something I don't feel like doing. Naturally there will always be some things you're not crazy about doing (like cleaning the toilet). But how often do you force yourself to work more, when you really want to relax? When you force yourself to work when you've promised yourself a break, you'll likely just end up distracting yourself with other things and put off working. Then you get stressed and end up resenting work. Instead, follow your natural rhythms. When you feel like working, work. When you don't, don't. Don't over complicate things.
Do, don't think. I'm going to stay true to this point and not think about writing something elaborate. Just do, stop thinking about it. Fail, make corrections later.
Don't put sugar in your tank. You wouldn't put sugar in your gas tank right? It doesn't make much sense to fill your body up with unhealthy fuel either. If you don't have the energy to get the work you need to done, work will feel forced.
Remove hidden roadblocks. What's making you avoid working? What's making your work seem like drudgery rather than joyful? It might have something to do with your beliefs about yourself. Maybe you believe you're not good enough, smart enough or don't have enough experience. Question your beliefs about what you can and can't do.
Only do your best. Work can easily become a chore when you're trying to constantly be perfect. The truth is, some of your ideas might not be so great. Others will be mind blowing. If you can accept that and just do your best, you stop judging yourself. Guess what it feels like when you're no longer picking over everything you do with a fine toothed comb? It feels extremely liberating. It feels like you can actually enjoy your experience, rather than worrying about how everything is going to turn out. That is working effortlessly.
Act from your gut. When you think you have a great idea, believe it. Follow it. Chase it until you're out of breath and can barely hold yourself up. Because if you don't trust yourself, you'll regret it later. The best way to live is to follow your intuition and trust life. If nothing else, trust yourself. Because if you can't trust yourself, how can you trust your mistrust? That's not very smart is it?
Focus on what matters. Our minds are constantly pulling us in different directions. We have to wash the cat, buy more apple cinnamon oatmeal, finish writing that resignation letter to your no-longer-boss at your dead-end job, and all sorts of other things. We have a tendency to follow what's urgent instead of what's important. In order to get the important things done, we have to be ruthless at removing distractions. If it takes bringing a laptop (or notepad) to a cafe to write your grandiose novel, then do that. Avoid the vacuum of minutiae urgency. Remove all distractions so you can focus on the important things. I would much rather spend 4 hours working on an important project, then 4 hours spinning my wheels and scratching my head trying to figure out what I did today.
Refuse to do what you don't want to do. I often avoid working because I'm trying to do things I think I "should do." I think I should read more because it will make me smarter. I think I should buy new clothes because it will make me cooler. I think I should work on this project because it will be good for my resume. Forget what you think you should do (except maybe… paying your rent). Do what you want to do. Other people will understand. In fact, they'll probably envy you.

Junaid Tahir
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Wednesday, October 28, 2015

National Shame-names : 889 IPR defaulter IPS.

National Shame-names : 889 IPR defaulter IPS.

List of IPS Officers who are yet to submit the IPRs for Year 2014

Find names here
http://tahririndia.blogspot.in/2015/10/national-shame-names-889-ipr-defaulter.html

UP's names of shame : 127 IPR defaulter IPS officers.

UP's names of shame : 127 IPR defaulter IPS officers.

List of IPS Officers who are yet to submit the IPRs for Year 2014 as on 28/10/15

Find names here
http://tahririndia.blogspot.in/2015/10/ups-names-of-shame-127-ipr-defaulter.html

Big shame - Names of 349 IPR defaulter IAS officers.

Big shame - Names of 349 IPR defaulter IAS officers.

List of serving IAS Officers who are yet to submit the Immovable
Property Returns

These 349 IAS officers were required to file IPR for the year 2014 by
31.01.2015.

The State Governments were to upload these by 28.02.2015)

(For the year 2014, as on 28 October 2015)

Find names here
http://tahririndia.blogspot.in/2015/10/big-shame-names-of-349-ipr-defaulter.html

UPs shame-names : 37 IPR defaulter IAS officers.

UPs shame-names : 37 IPR defaulter IAS officers.

List of serving IAS Officers who are yet to submit the Immovable
Property Returns

(The officers were required to file IPR for the year 2014 by
31.01.2015. The State Government was required to upload these by
28.02.2015)

(For the year 2014, as on 28 October 2015)

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खुद कटघरे में हैं सरकारों को कठघरे में खड़े करने बाले डॉ. सूर्य प्रताप सिंह !

खुद कटघरे में हैं सरकारों को कठघरे में खड़े करने बाले डॉ. सूर्य प्रताप सिंह !

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Tuesday, October 27, 2015

{Awareness} Let me choose my way - A jelly bean for Halloween [2 Attachments]

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Pedagogical Project

"The Joy of Reading"

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Dear Readers,

We would like to invite you to take part in a new project called "From Stories to Books".

The Stories for Everyone Team have been, for some time, gathering and selecting books that provide some sort of reflection on the fundamental ethical principles of

our society, such as solidarity, courage, honesty, respect for differences and a sense of justice, matters that have deserved the attention of writers from various

nationalities.

Therefore, the Stories for Everyone Team proposes to send, together with the usual weekly stories,and also free of charge, full texts of selected books.

In case you are interested in receiving each week, by email, a chapter of an extensive reading book, all you have to do is send an email to

books@storiesforeveryone.com or stories4ev@gmail.com by writing the following sentence in the subject field:

"Yes, I am interested in participating in the project From Stories to Books."

Hoping that this new proposal will meet your utmost interest, we look forward to your reply.

The Stories for Everyone Team

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This week's stories with PDF attachments:

- Let me choose my way…

- A Jelly Bean for Halloween

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Let me choose my way…

The monsoon has passed. Leaves ripped by rain and wind float on the water of the river. Bala is watching them follow the course of the water, sailing like flying butterflies. The monsoon has passed. Soon it will be winter.

Bala often comes to play by the river. Her family lives a little further, on the edge of the village.

Before, she used to run up here with her sister Lali and Tarun, her dear little brother. They competed in a race and it was often Bala who won it. Then, Tarun built palaces made of earth while the sisters contemplated the river. They told each other the stories of the prince who would come one day to pick them up in a turquoise and golden boat. He would take them. And they would live together fabulous adventures around the world.

But that was before. Before Lali had left the house, at the beginning of the monsoon.

Bala kneads a ball of red land thicker than a mango. Lali, her beloved older sister, had moved to her husband´s house.

While burying her fingers in the clay and molding the ball by rolling it on the grass, Bala wonders why those we love have to go away so soon.

When the ball is ready, round and perfect, Bala lays it on the floor in front of her. Toshan, the son of the socks merchant, runs towards Bala. He sees the red, round, unique and perfect ball. He laughs, leaps and smashes it, with all the might of his dirty heels.

He laughs and flees. Bala sees him go away. She lowers her head and a tear slides down her cheeks, slowly, vanishing in the smashed ball.

The river continues to run, a mixture of mud and leaves. The monsoon is over.

It happened on a Wednesday, a favourable, propitious day, the birth day of Lord Krishna. Bala remembers it well ... The family had chosen that date for the wedding of her sister Lali.

Because she was already thirteen, Lali would never wear children´s clothes again, would never play cricket again. Bala thought that thirteen was a normal age to play cricket, but the family said that at thirteen girls had to marry. So, Lali wrapped a sari around the body. It wasn´t very easy, but her mother helped her. She was so beautiful in her ceremonial sari! In his tailor workshop, the father had chosen the richest fabric for his daughter. He embroidered it with love and pride, once Lali was his eldest daughter, his dear daughter.

Bala would also like to wear a beautiful sari, but the time hadn´t come yet. The father had offered her a dress, earrings and two necklaces in gold, which made her forget the sari. Father, mother and Tarun, her younger brother, also had new clothes, and the whole family went to town for Lali´s wedding party. They ate lots of delicious food, rice cups and fine spices. They drank fragrant lassis and fruit juices. Everything was wonderful!

Sitting on a step, Bala had loosened the sandals that were too tight, while she watched Lali cover her head with the tip of her sari in front of strange men, as women do. Bala had rubbed her sore ankles and wondered what had changed since the day before: had the meal with a thousand flavours, the wedding procession, the musicians and the dancers, turned her sister into a woman? Bala had asked her mother, who smiled:

"The day will come, Bala, when you will hide yourself behind a sari."

It was a Wednesday, a good day, a propitious day. When the sun rose, Lali was still a child, but at night the roots of her hair were painted vermilion. On her forehead a point shone, a red dot. A sign of protection, devotion, a sign of submission.

Now Bala is not sure if she likes Wednesdays.

The leaves disappear in the river water and the air gets cooler when the night falls.

Then winter came.

Bala helps the mother. She prepares tea for her dad and cooks the mashed lentils. On the banks of the river the land is dry. Bala doesn´t knead it anymore. Sitting on the trunk of a fig tree with huge roots, she lets her black eyes follow the sun reflections on the water. She thinks of Lali, living in the city, and she misses her. She also thinks about her friend Ashna, who promised to pick her up the following morning. Ashna is the best at writing and reciting at school. Bala would like to sing like her, but her voice is as hoarse as a tight string zither.

A tree trunk floats down the river. Bala wonders where it comes from, from which forest or garden. The trunk floats like a flying bird. Bala rises in order to see it better. It´s a boat! Bala manages to see a hull of pale wood and white sails, light as the silk thread the spider weaves. She sees no one on board; the boat seems to slide down the river alone. What if it were the prince who she and her sister had once waited for? What if he had come, now that her sister was no longer there?

The vessel approaches the shore.

It beaches, noiseless, a few metres away from Bala. The child rises with a sinking heart. She runs to the boat and asks:

"Is anyone there?"

As nobody answers, Bala raises a very light veil. The sun penetrates inside the boat of cedar wood. Lying on a thin mattress adorned with a fabric of silver flowers, a lady sleeps. Her golden skin reflects the light and she uses her slender hands as a cushion. Bala holds her breath. The woman opens her eyes and stares at the child:

"What are you doing here? Where am I?"

…

(To be continued in the PDF attachment)

Cécile Roumiguière et Justine Brax

Rouge Bala

Paris, Milan Jeunesse, 2010

(Translation and adaptation)

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A Jelly Bean for Halloween

The bag of assorted candies was ready, and I´d been looking forward to visits from pint-sized goblins. But Halloween morning, my arthritis flared up, and by evening, I could barely move. I couldn´t possibly answer each knock on the door to distribute the goodies, so I decided to fasten the candy bag to the door and watch the parade of trick-or-treaters from my darkened living room.

The first to arrive was a ballet dancer with three little ghosts. Each picked out a sweet in turn. When the last tiny hand emerged full-fisted, I heard the ballerina scold: "You´re not supposed to take more than one!" I was pleased big sister would play conscience for the little one.

Princesses, astronauts, skeletons and aliens followed. More children showed up than I had expected. The candy was running low, and I was about to turn off the porch light when I noticed four more visitors. The three oldest reached into the bag and pulled out Hershey bars. I held my breath, hoping there would be one left for the tiny witch. But when she pulled out her hand, all it held was a single orange jelly bean.

Already the others were calling, "C´mon, Emily, let´s go. There´s no one home to give you more." But Emily lingered an extra moment. She dropped the candy in her bag and then paused, facing the doors. Deliberately, she said, "Thank you, house. I like the jelly bean."

Then I watched her scamper away to join her fellow trick-or-treaters. One dear little witch had cast her spell on me.

Evelyn M. Gibb

J. Canfield, M. V. Hansen, J. Read Hawthorne, M. Shimoff

A Second Chicken Soup for the Woman´s Soul

Florida, HCI, 1998

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You can visit us on Facebook where you can find more interesting stories about several different topics.

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Stories-for-Everyone/125862557478585

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Sir/Madam,

We are a group of people with some experience in the area of storytelling and we would like to share our project – The Joy of Reading – with everyone who is in touch with children and young people in general but above all with everyone that enjoys reading.

This project consists of sending stories for free on a weekly basis. So this particular e-mail and the ones that will follow it in the next weeks are intended to share some small stories with you. All the stories we send have some values within: respect for nature, tolerance, tenderness, responsibility, solidarity and many more. They all aim at developing the reading skills among young people, as well as allowing some moments of reflection and dialogue about topics connected with human values, which seem to have been somewhat forgotten in these times of materialism and hedonism.

We thank you for your attention and hope you will welcome this project (which, it is important to say, does not have any profitable aims).

If you know anyone interested in receiving the weekly stories by email, let us know by sending their emails to us.

Please let us know your opinion about the project.

Yours faithfully

The Pedagogical Team

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stories4ev@gmail.com