Yoga Retreat Centers in Rishikesh: Find the Best One

Yoga is more than just asana. It is a way of life which believes in the practice of simple, pure, conscious, healthy lifestyle habits that eventually result in positive benefits in abundance. It encourages a strong and a healthy reconnection with the self. It encourages everyone who practices it to live in the present, create self-awareness within the body and mind, lose ego, foster acceptance, and detach from external irritations. 

The yogic lifestyle teaches one to free themselves from the unwanted mental noise which leads to unnecessary stress and in turn build and develop a healthy body. It helps an individual become free from pain and suffering. This is the end result after one has become completely present, physically and mentally pure, strong, and focused.

Rishikesh is known as the world capital of yoga. There is no better place to practice yoga than in this small town nestled in the foothills of the majestic Himalayan Mountains, in Northern India’s Uttarakhand state. The place is the starting point for many pilgrimages to ancient temples located in the Himalayas and has the largest number of yoga ashrams in the world. It is not surprising that people from all walks of life and from all over the world visit Rishikesh for learning yoga in the various ashrams that dot the town. 

Located on the banks of the river Ganges, Rishikesh is an ideal retreat for self-growth and self-realization through the practice of the ancient art form. Its powerful spiritual energy attracts pilgrims, seekers, yoga practitioners, and international travelers. It is an ideal place for a beginner to embark on their yogic journey under the guidance of an experienced practitioner. The teacher can also help deepen the student’s knowledge further. People can share their experiences, wisdom, and knowledge of this ancient science with everyone who has a desire to deepen their understanding of life. The process also leads to the practitioner’s spiritual and personal growth. 

There are many yoga retreat centers in Rishikesh. Here’s how you find the one of the best ones for yourself:

•Search online first. The best centers have websites that they update regularly and on which they share details of their programs, schedules, fees, accommodation and other details. 

•Check the program properly. If you are a beginner, look at what the centers offer for people such as yourself. The best centers will teach you the basics and will also let you try and opt for advanced programs after the beginner course. 

•Understand what you want to learn. The yoga centers have experienced teachers who can train you on all forms of yoga. But learning each type takes time and patience. The best centers will let you explore each type of yoga but will only train you on one type at a time. 

•Yoga is not a monastic practice that requires you to renounce everything you hold dear. The best centers teach you to appreciate life more. They will take you on long hikes, river rafting expeditions, rock climbing courses and other activities that let you experience the inner strength in you. 

•Email or call with your queries. The better ones will reply with relevant answers. They will also offer services such as airport or train station pick-up and drop, sightseeing trips and much more.

About the Company:
Suddha Anand Yogshala is a yoga teacher training facility located on the banks of the holy Ganga River in Rishikesh. We offer the highest level of quality education/instruction and always maintain smaller class sizes to ensure students receive the individual attention they deserve. We offer monthly 200 hour teacher training courses, unique yoga retreats, exciting intensive courses, workshops and daily drop in classes.

What is the difference between MBA and PGDM?

Master of Business Administration (MBA) and Post Graduate Diploma in Management (PGDM) both are management courses. But there is slight difference between these two which has to be understood by the students who prefer to study these courses. Many of you will get confused on hearing these terms, some of you might think both are same and others will think PGDM as a diploma and MBA as a Master degree.

Here I would like to make you clear about the difference that lies in MBA and PGDM course. The curriculum and focus in both the courses vary accordingly.

MBA:-

Master of Business Administration(MBA) can only be offered by the institutions that are affiliated to an university. It enables you to carryout further studies (E.g M.Phil, PhD etc.,) in reputed institutes of any country after completion easily. Theoretical aspects of management are focused more. MBA helps you in developing your technical skills and gaining business knowledge. The curriculum of MBA will be framed by the universities and the change in the same will be rare.

PGDM:-

Post Graduate Diploma in Management (PGDM) is offered by autonomous colleges or institutes but it needs to be recognized by the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE). You can do further studies only if the concerned institute is having accreditation from The Association of Indian Universities (AIU). PGDM course is industry oriented and helps you to build soft skills. As the institute that offers this is independent, the curriculum can be changed according to recent industry standards and business trends.

PGDM is considered equivalent to MBA when the institute that offers the course is accredited from AIU and it prepares you for a senior management position. In general MBA costs less than PGDM course. 

Hope you have understood the exact difference. Now, choose the one that suits your career.

Memories Introduced in Snapchat

Snapchat introduced memories to relish the users by real time sharing snaps. By the venture of Memories, helps to save and share old snaps in a private archive with in the main app. With the help of this, photos and videos can be organized, edited and shared even after a long time. Soon after the memories acquainted in snapchat, it reflects in its growing status. 

Now memories begin with snapchat for Android and iOS. The 24 hour collection of photos and videos can be able to save to snapchat’s server and it can be viewed later in the memories section of the app. The saved photos in memories are arranged in reverse-chronological order. It offers the facilities of individual snaps, stories and live previews of the snaps. It also contains tabs for viewing just snaps, just stories, or your phone’s complete camera roll. By tap and hold a app to enable a variety of new interactions like edit, adding geofilters and timestamps. The older snap can be share it to current story, it appears with a white frame and timestamp to indicate as an older snap. Multiple photos select to create a new story and then share it to your friends. Photos can be easily find with the help of search features like anniversary dates, timehop. The company has built object recognition into search, and can detect "hundreds" of objects to start with: sunsets, surfing, the ocean, and so on. But the object recognition is done on your phone, not in Snapchat’s cloud, for an additional layer of privacy.

The one more section included in the memories known as "My Eyes Only", helps to keep snaps as private by having PIN code to access those memories. Once you forget your PIN, snapchat won’t recover the images. At its best, snapchat is a most authentic social network because it doesn't have any permanent record. The app’s reported 150 million daily users increasingly use it to film major milestones in their lives. The captured photos have been redesigned custom geofilters to share it. Most of the people prefers snapchat’s private archive of photos rather than publicly browsable photos in facebook. 

National doctors Day 2016

The National Doctors Day is celebrated in India on July 1st of every year to create awareness about the importance of doctors and their role in society it also stresses doctors to follow high professional ethics to serve the society.

History:

The National Doctors Day is is celebrated in the memory of Dr. Bidhan Chandra Roy in order to pay honor to the entire medical profession. Doctor’s Day in India was established by the Government of India in 1991. 

Bidhan Chandra Roy, MRCP, FRCS was the second Chief Minister of West Bengal in India. He remained in his post for 14 years as an Indian National Congress candidate, from 1948 until his death in 1962. He was a highly respected physician and a renowned freedom fighter. Bidhan Roy is often considered the great architect of West Bengal.

Current Scenario:

Today's health care vertical is mostly controlled by corporate industries and it's too hard for a normal middle class and low income people to get good health care. The whole government health care set up is eroded with corruption  and what is the remedy for it.

The health care should be fully taken into the control of government with a separate Investigation department to control and audit healthcare strictly. Government should increase the funds for healthcare in budget to benefit the needy

Doctors should serve the society with high human values. Because most of the people see doctor as a reflection of god in India. We trust you to our life.

Happy Doctors Day To Every Doctor In The World. Serve To Save Life

Why to choose job oriented course after 12th?

After the completion of 12th std there are many more opportunities available for the students. Whatever you study, the main aim behind that is to get a job. Similar to the conventional degree courses, the non-conventional degree courses also has the power to offer excellent job opportunities. These are mostly short-term, diploma or certificate courses which can be completed within a certain time period at a reasonable budget. Hence, many students prefer to choose these job oriented and skill oriented courses.

Skill oriented courses are mainly designed for the students who are unable to afford for pursuing a degree and for those who are in a situation to get a job as soon as possible. The benefits of these courses is that it consumes only a less time period, helps you to obtain practical knowledge and ensures job after the completion.

Understanding its importance, many universities and colleges have taken steps to make the degree courses more technical and practical which will be a job oriented one. If you can afford, you can also study these courses as a part time after college timings in addition to your degree as it increases your value and enables you to compete in the job market.

Job oriented courses:-

Some of the skill based courses are web designing, graphic designing, VFX and animation, hardware and networking courses, hotel management, mass communication, corporate training, cutting, tailoring & dress making, garment making, fashion designing, stenography, rexine and leather bag making, batik printing, knitting, toy making, hair and skin care training, secretarial practice, electronic mechanics, draughtsmanship, banking and accounting, information and communication technology, study of languages and event management courses.

Factors to consider before choosing a job oriented course:-

Before choosing a job oriented course it is important to evaluate your skills, interests, strength and weakness to carry out the particular course, do research on the current trends in the job market that can help you to earn high income, check whether the course offers internships opportunities immediately after completion, consider the training costs and ensure that the institutes you are about to learn provides authentic certificates.

Job-oriented courses enable you to get a identity once you finish the same. Choose the one that suits you and make your career worthwhile.

First batch pass out from new campus of MDI at Murshidabad.

MDI Gurgaon, a brand synonymous with quality management education and often ranked after IIM, Ahmedabad, Bangalore, Kolkata and Lucknow; established its first new campus nestled amidst lush green and serene atmosphere in a historic landscape in Murshidabad, near Kolkata. At a time when most of the new campuses of top management schools are trying hard to establish the brand’s value proposition and cope up with issues related to capability framework, quality resources or the lack of it, MDI Murshidabad seems to have managed to exceptionally well for first batch of pass outs. 
The placement for the first batch of 2014-16, witnessed average CTC offered being INR 7.85 lacs per annum and 90% of the students placed already. For the batch of 2015-17, the SIP (Summer Internship Program) has been 100%.

The registration process for the two-year full time Post Graduate Program in Management (PGPM) for admissions into the 2016-18 batches has been re-opened till Jun, 5th 2016. 
“We have re-opened registration and invite applications from students who may not havemade it to thetopIIM’s final convert list. We would like to attract quality students with potential managerial abilities and continue focusing on excellence, while keeping the batch size low for now. Quality is more important for the MDI brand than numbers. More and more recruiters should find MDI Murshidabad to be a preferred destination for their talent hunts” said, Prof. (Dr.) Gurudas Gupta, Director, MDI Murshidabad. 
To be eligible for admission to the PGPM Program, the participants must possess a Bachelor’s degree or equivalent, with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks or equivalent in any discipline, from a recognized university in India or abroad. Specializations offered at present are in the area of– Finance, Human Resource Management, Marketing Management and Operations Management. To apply candidates must submit the valid CAT 2015 scores. 
The leadership at MDI is committed towards imparting cutting edge management education, creating job centric millennial workforce for organizations to tap. The placement report reflects that MDI Murshidabad is on the right track and it has successfully managed to overcome the challenges that are generally associated with a ‘new campus.

African Liberation Day

On April 15, 1958, in the city of Accra Ghana, African leaders and political activists gathered at the first Conference of Independent African States.  It was attended by representatives of the governments of Ethiopia, Ghana, Liberia, Libya, Morocco, Sudan, Tunisia, The United Arab Republic (which was the federation of Egypt and Syria) and representatives of the National Liberation Front of Algeria and the Union of Cameroonian Peoples.  This conference was significant in that it represented the first Pan-African Conference held on African soil.  It was also significant in that it represented the collective expression of African People’s disgust with the system of colonialism and imperialism, which brought so much suffering to African People.  Further, it represented the collective will to see the system of colonialism permanently done away with.

After 500 years of the most brutal and the subsequent slave trade, which cost Africa in excess of 100,000,000 of her children, the masses of African People singularly, separately, individually, in small disconnected groupings for centuries had said, “enough”!  But in 1958, at the Accra Conference, it was being said in ways that emphasized joint, coordinated and unified action.

This conference gave sharp clarity and definition to Pan-Africanism, the total liberation and unification of Africa under scientific socialism.  The conference as well laid the foundation and the strategy for the further intensification and coordination of the next stage of the African Revolution, for the liberation of the rest of Africa, and eventual and complete unification.

The Conference called for the founding of African Freedom Day, a day to, “mark each year the onward progress of the liberation movement, and to symbolize the determination of the People of Africa to free themselves from foreign domination and exploitation.” 

Five years later after the First Conference of Independent African States in the city of Addis Ababa, Ethiopia another historical meeting occurred.  On May 25, 1963, leaders of thirty-two independent African States met to form the Organization of African Unity (OAU).  By then more than two thirds of the continent had achieved independence from colonial rule.  At this historic meeting the date of Africa Freedom Day was changed from April 15th to May 25th and Africa Freedom Day was declared African Liberation Day (ALD).  African Liberation Day has been held on May 25th in every corner of the world since.  

African Liberation Day as an institution within the Pan-African movement reflects the growth and development of Pan-Africanism.  When Pan-Africanism was faced with fighting colonialism, the focus of African Liberation Day was on the anti-colonial struggle and the fight for national independence.  As Pan-Africanism grew stronger and developed into a more mature objective, African Liberation Day