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Diwali Celeberation with Kids

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Editorial 2

Health Article 2

Org. Values 3

Management Lessons 4

J Dalmiya A profile 4

Phad Painting 4

Marwari Recipe 4

Karwa Chauth Story 5

Pro and cons of online

shopping 6

MYM-stars in media 6

Amazing Facts 6

U P C O M I N G E V E N T S

Celebrating Diwali with

underprivileged Kids on 1st

Nov

Diwali Celebration on 22nd

Nov 2015 (Sunday) in

Haryana Bhawan with

Cultural Programs etc.

Newsletter – OCTOBER 2015

These are festive seasons, first it was Dussera and in next one week we celebrate the Diwali. We wish you a very Happy Diwali and pray the coming time brings lots of happiness and joy in your life. Lets not only light up our houses and streets but also light up our hearts too. The legend and myth of Deepawali lies in victory of good over evil. The light that illuminates our home and hearts, the light that takes us from darkness toward light. Lets this light empowers us to do good deeds, remove evils from within and do more charity with good intentions. Lets enjoy the every bit of light and scent that comes from the lighting of crackers, lighting of incense sticks, candles or deeps. Instead of spending huge sums in cracking the firecrackers, let us invest some time and money in bring smiles in the face of smaller children. Let us bring hope and joy in the hearts of the underprivileged section those who are denied with the simple pleasure of tasting a good sweet, wear clean new clothes or a simple pleasure of life that we are granted by almighty on the daily basis

Editorial by Sudeep Gupta and Punit Kandoi

Now the season of apples has come. We should always eat seasonal fruits and vegetables

because it’s more Cost effective, more delicious( as it is ripen naturally) , It’s healthier, it’s

greener and typically have fewer chemicals.

1. Brain Health: Apples have been found to protect Neuron cells against Oxidative

Stress induced neurotoxicity and may play an important role in reducing the risk of

Neurodegenerative disorders.

2. Stroke: Strokes are very dangerous and has become very common now a days

and it can lead to Paralysis. But Researches has shown that eating apples is

linked to a decreased risk of strokes.

3. Diabetes: India is on the way to become the Diabetes capital of the world, now it’s

the second. Three servings of apples (and other fruits such as blueberries and

grapes) is linked to a 7% lower risk of Type 2 Diabetes .this may be due to their

beneficial role in blood sugar regulation, as apple contains compounds that may

lessen absorption of glucose from the digestive tract, it stimulates Beta Cells of

your pancreas to secrete insulin and increases uptake of glucose from your blood

by stimulating insulin receptor.

4. Cancer: Apples have many properties that may help reducing the risk of cancer,

including Antioxidant activity, anti inflammatory mechanism ant mutagenic

activities etc which helps to boost immunity.

5. Heart Disease: Eating Apple is associated with a lower risk of death from heart

disease, an association that’s thought to be related to their content of anti oxidant

flavonoids.

An Apple A Day to keep 5 chronic diseases away:by Sanjiv Kedia

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“Success requires not just

talent but also

temperament. Many

talented people crack under

pressure due to their weak

temperament. While

temperament can have

many components, its one

defining characteristic is the

ability to hold on to our

perspective, to not let the

heat of the moment divert

us from our purpose -

Bhagwat Gita- (11.34)

Q U O T E O F T H E D A Y

F E S T I V A L S O F M O N T H

05th Oct Madhya Ashtami

9th Oct Magha Shraddha

11th Oct Masik Shivaratri

13th Oct Agrasen Jayanti

17th Oct Chaturthi Vrat

19th Oct Saraswathi Puja

21st Oct Durga Ashtami

22nd Oct Vijaya Dashami

26th Oct Kojagara Puja

27th Oct Sharad Purnima

30th Oct Karwa Chauth

3rd Nov Ahoi Ashtami

7th Nov Rama Ekadashi

9th Nov Dhanteras

11th Nov Diwali

12th Nov Govardhan Puja

13th Nov Bhaiya Dooj

17th Nov Chhath Puja

21th Nov Kansa Vadh

22nd Nov Dev Uthani Ekadashi

23rd Nov Tulsi Vivah

25th Nov Kartik Purnima

Organization values are defined to be the driving force of an organization. Every

organization, be it a company, social service organization etc., have organization

values which form the core fundamentals of the organization. Employees or members

of organizations speak a lot on these values, but I have not witnessed until recently,

any organization, where, employees are motivated and share a deep bonding with the

organization because of its values.

I had the opportunity to listen to a talk delivered by a doctor of a reputed hospital in

Bangalore providing free medical services. The moment you hear free medical

services, the thoughts which may immediately strike one’s mind are, are the facilities

good, are the doctors good, will I receive proper care? How will good doctors be

motivated to work for a charity organization? Yes, the same questions used to pop up

in my mind too. But, then when the doctor tells that the fundamental value which

drives them is that “a patient should leave the hospital with a smile”. This simple

sentence speaks a lot when analyzed in depth. If the employees work based on this

value, it is definite that the experience of the patient at the hospital will be pleasant.

Moreover, for people who have to work each and every day to feed their family,

discharging them with a smile on their face means that it is not only the medical

treatment, but the minute details of life and livelihood of the patient that has been

understood, thought upon, considered and addressed.

This inspired me to such an extent, that I started to think, can we have companies

which are driven by values, which keep the employees motivated and bond with the

organization. Company means business and everything is valued as business. An

employee works in the company whether he likes it or not, because he needs the

money to support his living. But, many questions can arise, is the employee happy

with his work, does he like the culture, does he do the work with a passion, and the

like. These behavioural parameters sound simple, but these are the parameters many

leaders are trying to address.

I do not have any solution on this, but, then I want the readers to put a thought on this

and see if they can implement such values in their organization. The reason is, if

done, then there can be no looking back.

“New Age values are conscious evolution, a non-sectarian society, a non-military

culture, global sharing, healing the environment, sustainable economies, self-

determination, social justice, economic empowerment of the poor, love, compassion in

action, going beyond religious fundamentalism, going beyond nationalism-extreme

nationalism, culture.”

Deepak Chopra

ORGANIZATION VALUES by Krishna Singhania

B H A J A N

भजन

र र र र,

र आ र

र , ओ र ,

र र आ ,

आ

र र,

र , आ आ र

, र

र ,

आ र र

और र र,

ध र अ आ, र ध र

र ,

अ र र ,

र धर र

, ओ र ,

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1. Learn from the mistakes of others, you can’t live enough to make them all by yourself

2. Even a snake is not

poisonous it should act like, otherwise it would be killed. Don’t try to copy portray what you are.

3. Take knowledge and learn from everyone. Observe and practice

4. You can befriend a knowledgeable person by truth and kind words, a stubborn person by bowing, a fool by sharing a humour and covetous by gift

5. Before starting the work ask these 3 questions, why I am doing it, what may be result and will I succeed

6. A man is born alone and dies alone, whatever he sows so shall he reap

7. Sincerity makes one happiest person

L E A R N I N G M A N A G E M E N T L E S S O N F R O M

C H A N A K Y A Jagmohan ji Dlamiya was born in Kolkotta to a Marwari Family, He was a very popular face in Indian Cricket till We lost him on 20

th Sept. 2015

He was a well known cricket administrator and a business Man. His group deals in Tea, Plastics and Textiles Dalmiya’s contribution is well known for bringing 1987 World cup Tournament to Indian Sub-continent, before England has hosted 3 previous world cups. There are a Stiff opposition from England He was the first Asian and first Non-cricketer to be in the Helm of affairs of ICC (International Cricket Board).

Jagmohan Dalmiya- A profile

Phad Paintings are a folk painting style from Rajasthan.

Phad paintings are made on cloth or walls and most

popularly depict the story of the local hero-gods - Pabuji &

Devnarayanji. A series of these paintings represent a folk

epic narrative through a very specific style of

representation filled with figures and pictorial incidents.

Phad painting

Ker Sangri ki Sabzi Ingredients: 1 cup sangri(dry rajasthani

vegetable)

1/2 cup ker(dry rajasthani vegetable)

1 cup curds (dahi)

1 tb.spoon oil

1 tsp cumin seeds (jeera)

1/2 t.spoon amchur

1 t spoon red chilli

1 t.spoon dry dhaniya powder

salt to taste

2-3 dry mango slices(khada amchur)

4-5 khadi lalmirch

coriander (dhania) leaves

How to make

First of all mix ker and sangri and soak them in curd for at least 5 hours. after that thoroughly wash ker sangri untill all the curd is drained out. then boil drained ker sangri with water for abt. 10-15 mins so that it gets soften.

Heat the oil in a pan and once oil gets heated put jeera in it. then add khadi lal mirchi, khada amchur and all other dry masalas to the oil and then add boiled ker sangri to it, add salt to it and heat it for 5-10 mins. garnish with green corriander leaves.

All Phad paintings have certain common features. Every available inch of the canvas is

crowded with figures. Another similarity is flat construction of the pictorial space. While the

figures are harmoniously distributed all over the area, the scale of figure depends on the

social status of the character they represent and the roles they play in the story. Another

interesting feature is that the figures in the paintings always face each other instead of the

viewer. These paintings in their traditional form are very wide to accommodate the

numerous episodes of the complex stories.

, र और र अ र र और र र आ अ र- र घर आ

और अ आ र , आ र और र अघ र अ , -

अ और र र र ओ र र र र अ आ अ र र र र अ र आ र आ और र र र अ र आ र र र र और

र र अ अ र और अ र र र अ र र र घ र र र आ र र आ आ अ आ र र र अ आ र र र आ र र अ र र र आ और र र र अ आ आ र , र र और अ र , , अ और अ अ र र अ र - आ र अ

Recipe

S O M E T H I N G

F U N N Y

Desi Maalik Makaan:

OK, mein tumko kiraya

dene ke liye aur 3 din ki

mohlat deta hun.

Kirayedar: Theek hai ji,

mein Diwali, Holi aur

Chrismas ke 3 din select

karta hoon

Waiter-Apne samose

aur pakodon ko andar

se kha liya, lekin bahar

ka saara chhod diya!

Aisa kyon?

Customer-Kyonki doctor

ne kaha hai, bahar ka

khaana mat khao.

Banta dairy likh raha tha

"aaj meri behan ko

baccha hone wala hai

pata nahi ladka hoga ya

ladki,

isliye mujhe ye bhi pata

nahi ki me mama

banunga ya mami"

husband-talak lena hai,

advocate-talak lene ke

liye 5000rp lagenge,

husband-pagal ho

kya?pandit ne 51rp me

shadi kari thi.

advocate-dekh liye na

saste ka Natija!!

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Pros and Cons of Online Shopping

The word ‘discount’ or ‘sale’ can hit your pockets hard without you realizing it. Online shopping is in fact a revolutionary

concept that came in this century. It is convenient, cheap and saves a lot of time. Online retail market has more than what

one could expect, true, but it has its pros and cons as well.

Pros:

Well of course there is an undeniable ease of shopping online. No walking, no crowded market hassles, and no bargaining

either. And we no longer need to spend our precious weekends in tiring markets or malls. Shopping apps are now available

on our PC and on our mobiles. And most of all there are ‘n’ numbers of discounts what more can we ask for.

We save the frustrating auto or taxi fares. In fact your orders are delivered to you at your doorstep. And there are all kinds of

payment options allowing you to choose from what best suits your pocket. Debit or Credit Card Payment, Cash on Delivery.

The best part is you have the easiest ways to return the product.

Cons:

Did you realize that the shopaholic in you cannot resist the cravings for shopping if you have those mobile apps in hand?

There is a hidden loss of money when you shop online. Paying liquid cash allows you to count the amount you spend while

shopping and hence you know when to shop. Window shopping online doesn’t really exist. More often than not we end up

shopping as the deals and products seem so appealing and tempting.

The word ‘sale’ is quite dreading. Remember that ‘Sale’ doesn’t always mean that you need those products. Very often the

products on sale are not really the kind which a common man would need. Well, it is not bad to buy things off sale but it is

always wise to comprehend whether or not we need those products.

We need to chalk out our budget for each month and reckless online shopping may break into your budget and you might

end up with nil bank balance by the end of the month. Sticking to a planned budget is a must. If necessary you can even give

an edge to your online shopping every month.

Here are a few tips that might just help you feel less super idiot about unnecessary expenditures:

Bookmark your favourite products

Make your life easier and already bookmark or save products in your cart earlier than waiting for the best prices to just pop

up on your home page. This would just save a lot of your time and help you stick to the products you really wanted!

Check the original prices

How do you think fooled customers are fooled so easily? Ignorance! To know if what you are buying is really a good offer

or not, beware about the prices of the products you are thinking about buying especially electronics. Pre-check the prices and

then compare them when you log on to your sale site to get shopping!

Check the warranty

Have you ever bought products during sale time from brick-and-mortar shops to realise they can only be bought without

warranty? Do not forget to check if the product has a warranty and also read reviews to get more insights because you don’t

want to end up with an iPhone without a warranty.

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MYM – STARS 303, Mahaveer Calyx, Off Bannerghatta Road, Bilekhalli, Bangalore-560007 Photos and etc.

E-mail secretary@mymstars.com members@mymstars.com

‘MYM STARS’ is a group of young, enthusiastic and dynamic Marwari professionals

who are self-motivated towards social welfare. Though we come from different

background, upbringing and skills, we share one thing in common – our zest for social

up-liftment. Today’s society, more than ever, is faced with complex issues and requires

educated and energetic people like us to find innovative solutions.

Apart from the above, we also aim to create a platform where Marwari’s, staying in

Bangalore miles away from their home, can network with people from their own

community, enjoy social functions and also find a way to stay connected with their own

culture.

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Amazing Facts Some Interesting Facts on Kumbh Mela

Mela takes place when the planet Jupiter enters Aquarius and Sun enters Aries

It is a planetary conjugation in space – a conjugation similar to the placement of planets during the period of The Great Churning (Samudra Manthan).

Kumbha Mela is held at all the four places

o Ardha Kumbha Mela: Held at Haridwar and Prayag (Allahabad), every 6 years

o Purna Kumbha Mela: Only at Prayag, every 12 years

o Maha Kumbha Mela: Only at Prayag, every 144 years

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