Sudesh DJVs Ideas and Views

A poem on Mobile Radiation Let us keep kids away from 'Mobile'- Eschew from comfort for the 'while', Irrespective of which country from you 'hail'- Exposure to radiation tells the same 'tale'. help children to quit habit- don’t fail, Children’s entire life is there for them to 'sail'. Your strictness will make children look 'pale'- But do it- later health will not give- even a 'bail'. Sudesh DJV Indore / MP / India 4 th Sept 2018 9:40 am Mobile mania is on the verge of becoming the worst phobia for the parents in this century. It is very sad to see most of the parents find it easy and comfortable to handover the mobile smartphones to children as small as 1-year-old. This is their shortcut to keep them busy for a while and thus they can continue to indulge in their other household works. Mobiles are the biggest carrier of most rare and dangerous virus and bacteria   This is most...

The reservation system was thrust upon our country by a few intellectuals of those times under the leadership of Dr. Ambedkar. Of late it has become a burning issue in our country whether the Reservation should be abolished or not. Herewith I am submitting my humble Suggestions for amendments in the Reservation system in India and I am confident every section of the society would be glad to accept it except those Jackals and wolves who have the habit of cooking Roti's even from the funeral pyre. For the last 70 or more years India as a country has introduced a system of “Reservation” for the SC ST OBC and other backward classes in order to help them join the mainstream of other Indian populations which are leading to better living standards comparatively. Rightly the step is taken then under the circumstances and the scenario of those periods, and rightly too it was one of the welcome movements which have helped the cause. Having said that, I would like to add that...

In its Annual Report 2017-18 released today, the RBI has explained the framework for limiting the liability of customers in unauthorized electronic banking transactions. A customer need not bear any loss if the deficiency is on the part of the bank and in cases where the fault lies neither with the bank nor with the customer but lies elsewhere in the system and the customer notifies the bank within three working days of receiving the communication from the bank about the unauthorized transaction.  Where the loss is due to the customer’s negligence, the customer has to bear the entire loss until the unauthorized transaction is reported to the bank. In cases where the fault lies neither with the customer nor with the bank but lies elsewhere in the system and the customer reports the unauthorized transaction with a delay of four to seven working days after receiving the communication about the transaction, the maximum liability of the customer ranges from Rs 5,000 to Rs 25...

Now is the opportunity to wish Pakistan a bright future, even when we  Congrats Imran Khan the new sworn in Prime Minister of Pakistan on becoming the captain of Pakistan state though this time it is altogether a different ball game. Not only Pakistanis but the world over is ogling at him to see how well he may succeed in showing his mettle to lead the country to a position of strength from the situation where it is placed today. New Prime Minister of Pakistan has two options, first one is to  continue with the rhetoric song of anti-India and thus keep appeasing the local 5% Pakistani population and keep nurturing hatred in their minds to shield the other immediate issues of the country which need urgent attention, thus delude them and deny them the opportunity to improve their wonderful life thus further wasting precious time of the nation just as 70 years was wasted  or else  another option is to have the courage to accept the truth and call spa...

Pomegranate is a thick-skinned super seedy fruit, with a brilliant red hue which is now touted as a wonder fruit by scientific researchers. The name pomegranate derives from the French word “pomegranate” or seeded apple. They are believed to have originated in Iran and brought to Egypt in 1600 BC, where it was not only revered as an important food source but was also widely used for its medicinal value. It was held in high esteem even during those times, as it is evident by their depiction in Egyptian paintings and tombs. Inspired by the abundance of jewel-toned seeds within the bright red rind, pomegranate is considered to be a symbol of fertility and prosperity in some cultures. Nive video which explains the benefits of fruit Pomegranate Drinking pomegranate juice benefits our health and skin in a myriad of ways. It is one of the few fruits whose juice is as beneficial as the fruit itself.  This is because the peel contains the maximum amount of antioxidants w...