LEARN FOR FUN AND PROFIT

• COME HERE
• GO THERE.
• RUN NOW.
• JUMP HERE.
• SMILE PLEASE
• LAUGH ,LAUGH
• HAVE TEA.
• LISTEN NOW.
• START LEARNING.
• KNOCK THE DOOR.
• ENTER INSIDE.
• GO OUTSIDE.
• CALL HIM/HER
• OFFER GIFTS.
• WISH HIM/HER 
• HAPPY BIRTHDAY.
• CONGRATS.
• HAVE A NICE DAY.
• PLEASE GIVE ME.
• PAY ATTENTION.
• LEND YOUR EARS.
• NEVER BORROW.
• DON'T LEND.
• THINK 100 TIMES
• BEFORE YOU BORROW.
• 1000 TIMES BEFORE
• YOU LEND.
• LAND ON THIS SPOT.
• FLY NOW.
• BEAT THE EGG.
• POUR IT ON THAT.
• HEAT IT UP.
• BOIL THE WATER.
• BAKE THE BREAD.
• DICE THE EGG PLANT.
• CUT THE BRINJALS.
• FRY THE POTATOES.
• DRINK WATER.
• WATER THE PLANTS.
• BRUSH YOUR TEETH.
• WASH YOUR FACE.
• DELIVER THE BABY.
• DELIVER THE PARCEL.
• DESPATCH THIS PACKET.
• WAIT HERE.
• WATCH YOUR WEIGHT.
• ENTER NOW.
• WATCH THE MOVIE.
• LISTEN THE SONG.
• HEAR MY SPEECH.
• SEE THE SKY.
• OPEN THE DOOR.
• CLOSE THE WINDOWS.
• PUT ON THE LIGHTS.
• PUT OFF THE FAN.
• LIGHT THE LIGHT.
• CUT THE PAPER IN TWO.
• SHUT THE EXIT.
• COUNT THE SECONDS.
• COUNT THE MONEY.
• KICK THE BALL.
• THROW THE TRASH.
• BEND DOWN.
• PLAY THE BAND.
• START WORKING.
• START THE MOTOR.
• POUR THE WATER.
• FILL UP THE CAN.
• WRITE A LETTER.
• SEND E-MAIL.
• TYPE A.B.C
• ARE YOU LISTENING?
• IS SHE PRETTY?
• LIKE FLOWERS.
• LOVE ALL.
• HATE NONE.
• RIDE A CYCLE.
• TELL THE TRUTH.
• SPEAK NOW.
• TALK LOUDLY.
• HAVE BREAKFAST.
• TAKE YOUR SEAT.
• HAVE YOUR LUNCH.
• RETURN NOW.
• TURN BACK.
• SLEEP NOT NOW.
• MOVE THIS THERE.
• WIN THE PRIZE.
• WAKE UP EARLY.
• RISE UP NOW.
• DO NOT WASTE THE BREATH.
• DO NOT WASTE THE SECONDS.
• WHAT DO YOU WANT?
• WHAT DO YOU LONG FOR?
• WATCH NOT THE WATCH.
• SING A SONG.
• PLAY IN THE SWING.
• DO NOT FALL FOR FLATTER.
• USE TIME WISELY.
• GUARD YOUR SELF- RESPECT.
• DRIVE THE CAR.
• DIVE IN THE POOL.
• SMELL THE ROSE.
• FIND THE LOST PURSE.
• PULL THE DOOR.
• PUSH THE GATE.
• CLOSE IT BEHIND YOU.
• BITE HARD.
• DRY THE TOWEL.
• WET THE CLOTH.
• WATER THE PLANTS.
• MILK THE COW.
• GIVE ALMS.
• PICK THE APPLE.
• DO NOT PRICK.
• TAME THE ELEPHANT.
• CATCH THE BALL.
• THROW THE BALL.
• SELL THE RIGHT PRODUCT.
• BUY THE BEST ALWAYS.
• PURCHASE WHAT YOU REALLY NEED.
• EXCHANGE THE OLD TO BUY NEW.
• DONATE YOUR MONEY.
• PUT NOT ALL MONEY IN ONE BANK.
• CARRY YOUR LUGGAGE.
• SIT AND THINK DEEPLY.
• LOOK UP AND NOT DOWN,
• AIM HIGH.
• KNOW YOUR DESTINATION.
• COLLECT ALL PRECIOUS OBJECTS.
• TAKE BATH IN THE FALLS.
• DO NOT FALL FOR FLATTER.
• GET ME PLEASE A CUP OF COFFEE.
• COULD YOU PLEASE GIVE ME A LIFT?
• IS THIS POSSIBLE?
• DO YOU FEED ANYTIME ANY NEEDY?
• GROW MORE PLANTS.
• BUILD A BEAUTIFUL, USEFUL YOU.
• FORM A LINE.
• STAND IN A ROW.
• ROCK THE BABY.
• STORE BEFORE EMERGENCY.
• SAVE IN TIME.
• HAVE A CLEAN SHAVE, YOU MAN.
• DRESS WELL,SMILE, MY YOUNG LADY.
• WHERE ARE YOU FROM?
• DO NOT KILL THE ANTS.
• CAN YOU EAT THE JACK FRUIT AS IT IS.
• SAY YOUR PRAYERS DAILY.
• WORSHIP GOD.
• RESPECT THE ELDERS.
• SEND GREETINGS.
• AGREE FIRST, THEN DISAGREE.
• SPEAK POLITELY.
• TURN INTO A NEW LEAF.
• DO NOT BE LATE.
• DON'T DELAY.
• DO IT NOW.
• DO AS YOU LIKE.
• ASK,IT SHALL BE GIVEN.
• SEEK, YOU SHALL FIND IT.
• KNOCK,  THE DOOR WILL BE OPENED.
• DO YOU WANT TO WIN AND SUCCEED?
• TAKE THE MEDICINE AT THE RIGHT TIME.
• GO ON GOING.
• GO ON MOVING.
• GO ON AND ON.
• DIE ONLY ONCE AND NOT 1000 TIMES.
• WHAT DO YOU DO NOW?
• THINK,PLAN, DECIDE, ACT AND SUCCEED.
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HOW TO WIN FRIENDS AND INFLUENCE PEOPLE- DALE CARNEGIE

LEARNING IS ALWAYS A LIFE-LONG PROCESS.

Part One: Fundamental Techniques In Handling People 1: If you want to gather honey, don't kick over the beehive.……………………………... 11 

2: The big secret of dealing with people………………………….………………………. 18 

3: He who can do this has the whole world with him. He who cannot walks a lonely way 24 Part Two: Six Ways To Make People Like You

 4: Do this and you'll be welcome anywhere………………….…………………………... 34

 5: A simple way to make a good impression……………………………………………... 40 

6: If you don't do this, you are headed for trouble…………………………………….….. 44 

7: An easy way to become a good conversationalist……………………………………… 48 

8: How to interest people…………………………………………………………………. 53

 9: How to make people like you instantly.……

.https://www.rfpmm.org/pdf/how-to-win-friends-and-influence-people.pdf

PRINCIPLE 1 Become, genuinely interested, in other people.

 PRINCIPLE 2 Smile.

 PRINCIPLE 3 Remember, that, a person’s name, is,to that person, the sweetest ,and most important sound ,IN any language.

 PRINCIPLE 4 Be, a good listener. 

Encourage others, to talk about ,themselves.

PRINCIPLE 5.Talk ,in terms of ,the other person’s ,interests. 

, PRINCIPLE 6 Make ,the other person, feel important—and do it sincerely. 

SIX WAYS TO MAKE PEOPLE LIKE YOU.

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  2: The big secret of dealing with people………………………….………………………. 18 
  3: He who can do this has the whole world with him. He who cannot walks a lonely way 24 Part Two: Six Ways To Make People Like You
   4: Do this and you'll be welcome anywhere………………….…………………………... 34
   5: A simple way to make a good impression……………………………………………... 40 
  6: If you don't do this, you are headed for trouble…………………………………….….. 44 
  7: An easy way to become a good conversationalist……………………………………… 48 
  8: How to interest people…………………………………………………………………. 53
   9: How to make people like you instantly.……
  
  

  PART ONE.

•  Fundamental Techniques In Handling People 

• 1: If you want to gather honey, don't kick over the beehive.……………………………... 11

•  2: The big secret of dealing with people………………………….………………………. 18 

• 3: He who can do this has the whole world with him. He who cannot walks a lonely way 24 

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• Part Two: PART TWO.
• Six Ways To Make People Like You
•  4: Do this and you'll be welcome anywhere………………….…………………………... 34 
• 5: A simple way to make a good impression……………………………………………... 40 6: If you don't do this, you are headed for trouble…………………………………….….. 44 7: An easy way to become a good conversationalist……………………………………… 48 8: How to interest people…………………………………………………………………. 53 9: How to make people like you instantly.…………………………………………….….. 56 
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•   PART THREE.
• Part Three 
• How To Win People To Your Way Of Thinking 10:You can’t win an argument…………………………………………………………… 63 
• 11: A sure way of making enemies—and how to avoid it………………………………... 67 
• 12: If you're wrong, admit it……………………………….……………………………… 72 
• 13: A drop of honey……………………………………………………..………………... 76 14: The secret of Socrates……………………………………………………….………... 80 
• 15: The safety valve in handling complaints…………………….……………………….. 83 
• 16: How To Get Cooperation……………………………………………………………... 86 
• 17: A formula that will work wonders for you.………………………
• 18: What everybody wants………………………………………………………………... 92 2 
•  19: An appeal that everybody likes……………………………………………………….. 96
•  20: The movies do it. TV does it. Why don't you do it?………………………….………. 99 
• 21: When nothing else works, try this……………………………………………….……. 102 
• VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV
• Part 4: Be A Leader: How To Change People Without Giving Offence Or Arousing Resentment 
• 22: If you must find fault, this is the way to begin……………………………………….. 106 
• 2 How to criticize—and not be hated for it…………………………….……………….. 109 
• 24: A talk about your own mistakes first…………………………………………………. 111
•  25: No one likes to take orders. …………………………………………………………... 114 
• 26: Let the other person save face………………………………………………………… 116 
• 27: How to spur people on to success……………………………….……………………. 118
•  28: Give a dog a good name………………………………………………………………. 121 
• 29: Make the fault seem easy to correct.………………………………………………….. 123 
• 30: Making people glad to do what you want…………………………………………….. 125 
• A Shortcut To Distinction………………………………………………………….……... 128 

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How to Start a Paper Bag Business

.HOW TO MAKE PAPER BAGS TO CARRY 2 KG. WEIGHT FROM NEWSPAPERS

• https://youtu.be/0biBY6pElZE?si=A5bXhxYoOgLeSppw
• https://youtu.be/u0ptmzoP_vc?si=9VLetxiNWJp-u6dS
• https://youtu.be/3xF4qA3IKKI?si=qsaR2lxluz1SWbik
• https://youtu.be/eCOfkXWOfFk?si=Utu8VbECQCBeQdlE
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• https://youtu.be/rZPdKxOZsVM?si=ToZs4BQihvVA-Ejk
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• https://youtu.be/dWg0MXkUYw4?si=7be0T_vrf7nOtCw0
• https://youtu.be/uncLL1SC8xg?si=knseNiaY_-iNOtKY
• https://youtu.be/wHJDrdH32EM?si=6SuM_aQp0PldQVFm

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• By volume, the India Paper Bags Market size was estimated at 3.5 billion units in 2023. During the forecast period between 2024 and 2030, the India Paper Bags Market size is projected to grow at a CAGR of 12.78% reaching the volume of 4.1 billion units by 2030.
• 99108 67600 AFFILIATE ADEERA PACKAGING.
• https://adeerapack.com/
• Brown Printed Paper Shopping Bag, Size: 12 X 16 Inch at Rs 4.5/piece in Akola.
• https://www.tradeindia.com/tiruvannamalai/eco-friendly-paper-bags-city-222741.html
• https://www.exportersindia.com/tiruvannamalai/paper-bags.htm
• Can they charge for paper bags?
  

  Consequently, vendors and retailers are not permitted to impose a price on bags. If any brand violates this rule, consumers have the right to file a complaint in a consumer forum under Section 12 of the Consumer Protection Act, 1986, for unfair trade practices.

HOW TO MAKE HADMADE PAPER FROM NEWSPAPER

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• https://www.eekwi.org/activities/arts-crafts/make-your-own-paper

Tear the newspaper, scrap paper, or wrapping paper into very small bits. Add 2 cups of hot water to ½ cup of shredded paper.

Beat the paper and water in the blender, or with the egg beater, to make pulp. Mix in the starch (optional). Completed pulp should be the consistency of split pea soup.

Pour the pulp into the flat pan.

Slide the screen into the bottom of the pan and move it around until it is evenly covered with pulp.

Lift the screen out of the pan carefully. Hold it level and let it drain for a minute.

Put the screen, pulp-side up, on a blotter that is placed on top of newspaper. Put another blotter over the pulp, and more newspaper over that.

Roll a jar or rolling pin over the "sandwich" of blotter paper to squeeze out the rest of the water.

Take off the top newspaper. Flip the blotter and the screen very carefully. Do not move the pulp, it will take at least 12 to 24 hours to dry depending on how thick and wet the paper is. Wow!! There is your own hand-made paper! (If you have leftover pulp, don't pour it down the drain--you might clog things up. Put it in the trash.)

Try this again and use some decorative elements such as colored thread, glitter, dried flowers and leaves to add some flair. Now you can make cards or note paper out of your newly created paper.

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Can you use newspaper to make homemade paper?

Making your own paper is a great way to recycle any scrap paper that you have and is a fun project for the entire family. We love using our homemade paper for drawings, notes and homemade cards. You can use any paper that is recyclable, such as paper grocery bags, newspaper, paper from worksheets and junk mail.

• How to make homemade paper at home?
  

  You just need is a blender, scrap paper, a piece of felt or a towel, and water. Start by blending the scrap paper until it turns into a pulp. Then, spread the pulp over the felt with a spoon and your hands. Once the paper is dry, you can add color, designs, or other decorations.
• https://www.thesprucecrafts.com/make-unique-handmade-paper-by-recycling-2905566

• Seed paper is produced by mixing recycled paper pulp with seeds and pressing the mixture into a shape. You can use plain white paper, newspaper, tissue paper, cardboard, and most other types of paper (besides paper with a glossy finish) to create the pulp. The process is quick and easy, and it doesn't require any special equipment. But it can be messy and wet, so it's important to work on a protected surface. The end result is a textured paper with a more natural look than store-bought options. Plus, seed paper can even be planted in soil where the seeds should grow if the soil is kept moist. Seed paper is excellent to use for gift tags and cards. Be sure to include directions for the recipient that they can plant the paper, and tell them which seeds you used.

• https://woodlarkblog.com/diy-handmade-recycled-paper/
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• https://paperslurry.com/blog/2014/05/19/how-to-make-handmade-paper-from-recycled-materials
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• https://www.thecraftaholicwitch.com/how-to-make-paper/
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• https://www.thecraftaholicwitch.com/paper-mache-bowls/
• https://www.wikihow.com/Makae-Pper-at-Home
• https://www.wikihow.com/Make-Paper-at-Home
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• https://www.diythought.com/how-to-make-recycled-paper-without-a-screen/

12TH STD. CBSE TO KNOW MORE ENGLISH

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• https://no4baroda.kvs.ac.in/sites/default/files/The%20Last%20Lesson%20by%20Alphonse%20Daudet%20-%20Jatinder%20Kaur.pdf
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•  “What a thunderclap these words were to me !”
• LOUD AND CLEAR.
• “When a people are enslaved, as long as they hold fast to their language it is as if they had the key to their prison”
  It is as if they have the key to the prison as long as they
• ARE ATTACHED TO THE LANGUAGE.
• Don’t go so fast, you will get to your school in plenty of time.
• You will get to your school.
• EARLY ENOUGH
• I never saw him look so tall.
• M. Hamel
• SEEMED VERY CONFIDENT,
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• WHO WAS FRANZ.?
• The boy is a resident of Alsace-Lorraine district of France that has lately been occupied by the Prussians.
• https://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prussia
• BY WHOM WAS IT OCCUPIED THEN?
• By the Prussians. Prussians occupation of Alsace and Lorraine, about 1873.
• HOW WAS THAT MORNING?
• It was beautiful and warm.
• WHY DID FRANZ RUSH TO SCHOOL.?
• Because he got up late.
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• https://www.dreamstime.com/

 

UNDERSTAND THE MEANING OF THESE WORDS.

AND TRY TO USE THEM IN YOUR DAY TO DAY

CONVERSATION AND WRITING.

WRITE AT LEAST 10 LINES EVERY DAY.

WRITING MAKES AN EXACT MAN.

MAKE IT A PRACTICE TO READ A GOOD BOOK

AT LEAST 5 OR 10 PAGES.

WHATEVER WORDS YOU DO NOT KNOW

MARK THEM, TAKE A GOOD ENGLISH-ENGLISH

DICTIONARY, SEE THE MEANINGS.

PRONUNCIATION, AND USAGE OF THOSE WORDS AND THE

CONTEXT.

A WALL CAN BE CONSTRUCTED ONLY WITH

ONE BRICK AFTER THE OTHER

AND LATER CEMENTING.

THIS IS THE ONLY WAY

TO GAIN MORE VOCABULARY.

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LIKE.LIKE,LONG,LONG,LEAVE.LEAVE.

LEFT.LEFT,RIGHT.RIGHT, ARRIVE, DEPART,

STATION,STATE, STATE, STATEMENT,

SLATE, LATE, GATE,HATE,MATE, RATE, 

BANK, BANK,LOAN, LONE, ALONE,

WORD, SWORD, BOARD, BORED,

CORE, COMB, WOMB, BOMB,DOME,

SOME, COME, HOME, SWEET, SWEAT,

ROME, NAME, SAME, LAME, TAME,

CAME,DAME, FAME, GAME, NAME,

CENTRE, CENTRAL, PLATFORM,

TICKET, RESERVE, RESERVE,

SERVE, SERVICE, EMPLOYMENT,

ENTERTAIN, ENTER, IN.

FOREWORD, FORWARD,

REST, BEST, NEST,FEAST, FAST, FAST,

EAST, YEAST, PEST, TEST,WEST,

EAST, WEST, NORTH, SOUTH.

EARTH, BLUE, SKY. WATER, AIR, FIRE,SPACE,

PACE, PHASE, FACE, MACE, LACE,RACE, RAYS,

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TRY TO MAKE AS MANY WORDS AS YOU CAN

FROM THE FOLLOWING WORDS.

USING EACH LETTER ONLY ONCE.

DETERMINATION

CONSTRUCTION

APPRECIATION.

APPLICATION.

AUTHORIZATION.

FORMATION.

FOUNDATION.

DECLARATION.

DISTRIBUTION.

SUPERVISION.

GOVERNMENT.

VERIFICATION.

IDENTIFICATION.

ALLOCATION.

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KNOW THESE TOO.

INVESTMENT.

SAVINGS. 

MUTUAL FUND.

SAVINGS.

FIXED DEPOSIT.

FLEXI-DEPOSIT.

PERIOD.

RATE OF INTEREST.

MATURITY.

NOMINATION.

EITHER/OR

EITHER OR SURVIVOR.

DEBT. 

DEBENTURE,

SHARE.

SHARE MARKET.

SECURITY.

SECURITIES.

SENSEX.

NIFTY.

PEAK.

BUY.

SELL.

EXCHANGE.

BARTER.

MONEY.

LIST.

SEBI.

MANAGMENT.

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OM SRI RAM JAYA RAM JAYA JAYA RAM

• https://lifeintegrity.com/Ramayana.pdf
• RAMAYANA retold by C. Rajagopalachari (Edited by Jay Mazo, American Gita Society)
• READ ONE CHAPTER A DAY, AT LEAST ONE PARAGRAPH AND IF YOU HAVE ONLY 5 MINUTES
• THAT'S ENOUGH TO READ A FEW LINES.
• READ WITH DEVOTION AND DEDICATION.
• YOU WILL SURELY ACHIEVE WHAT YOU WANT.
• YOU WANT A BABY.
• READ DAILY DASARATHA'S PUTRA KAMESTI YAGA.
• YOU WANT TO MARRY AND GET A GOOD PARTNER IN LIFE.
• READ SEETHA KALYANAM
• YOU WANT GOOD FRIENDS LIKE GUHA, SUGREEVA.VIBHEESHANA.
• READ THEIR STORIES.
• YOU WANT A JOB, PROMOTION AND BUSINESS SUCCESS.
• READ SUNDARA KANDAM  WHOLE
• FROM HANUMAN LEAVING WITH THE RING OF RAMA
• CROSSING THE OCEAN, SETTING FIRE IN SRI LANKA
• MEETING THE MOTHER SEETHA AND GIVING HER HOPE AND COMING BACK WITH CHUDAMANI TO 
• LORD SRI RAM, SAYING """" SAW SEETHA MA"".
• TO GET ALL BLESSINGS OF SRI RAM AND HIS RETINUE.
• SAY:VAIDEHI SAHITHAM
• https://hithokthi.com/viewstotra.php?g_id=9&cat_id=1&story_id=537
• https://www.amazon.in/Books-C-Rajagopalachari/s?
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KURTA AND KURTI

• Kurti is a type of top-upper garment that sits above the waist and comes in various collar shapes, such as V-neck, boat neck, and mandarin collar.
•  It is shorter and more fitted than a kurta and is often worn with casual and traditional bottoms.  

Definition of a Kurta

• A kurta is a traditional loose-fitting collarless shirt worn by women in South Asia. 

• It is typically longer than a kurti, falling below the knee.

•  Kurtas are often made of light fabrics and may be plain or embellished with embroidery/prints.

•  They can be worn with a variety of bottoms, including salwars, churidars, or jeans, and are suitable for both casual and formal occasions.

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• Definition of a Kurta

  A kurta is a traditional loose-fitting collarless shirt worn by women in South Asia. It is typically longer than a kurti, falling below the knee. Kurtas are often made of light fabrics and may be plain or embellished with embroidery/prints. They can be worn with a variety of bottoms, including salwars, churidars, or jeans, and are suitable for both casual and formal occasions.

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• Kurta is commonly crafted from breathable fabrics such as cotton, linen, silk, or blends of these materials.

•  These fabrics offer a natural feel and are well-suited for daily wear. 

• On the other hand, kurti often employs lightweight and flowing fabrics like georgette, chiffon, rayon, and synthetic blends.

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• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zieeb-TAWzQ

• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9wtq81WVekc

• https://www.jaipurkurti.com/

• https://fabriclore.com/collections/fabric-for-kurta-

• https://www.soch.com/in/top-wear/kurtas.html?page=1

• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4KkWlnkGdME

• https://ethnicity.in/collections/kurta

• https://in.pinterest.com/faisalqamarsyed/kurti-diy/

• https://aham.store/collections/ready-made-kurthas

• https://theindianethnicco.com/collections/cotton-kurtas

• BUYERS BEWARE.

•  CHECK ALL DETAILS IN ADVANCE AND BEFORE PLACING ANY ORDER.

•  USE YOUR DISCRETION.

•  VISIT PERSONALLY AND SATISFY YOURSELF ABOUT ALL SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS.

• THIS IS DONE ONLY FOR EDUCATIONAL AND INFORMATION PURPOSES.

• BUYING,PLACING ORDER IS YOUR OWN RESPONSIBILITY.

YOGA AND ASANAS

• https://mymission.lamission.edu/userdata/ruyssc/docs/Stretch-An-Ullustrated-Step-By-Step-Guide-To-Yoga-Postures.pdf
• https://yoga.ayush.gov.in/YAP/Home.php
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• https://infinitylearn.com/surge/topics/yoga-asanas-names/
• https://www.mygov.in/campaigns/international-day-yoga-2024/
• https://www.wellnessforever.com/blog/yoga-asanas-and-their-benefits
• https://www.yogabreezebali.com/blog/yoga-poses/

VEGETARIANS- WHAT TO COOK?

• What are 10 common vegetables in India?

 In India, you'll commonly find vegetables like 

potato, onion, tomato, spinach, cauliflower,

 brinjal (eggplant), okra (ladyfinger), peas, 

bottle gourd, and bitter gourd.

• https://kidlingoo.com/vegetables-name-in-english/

• https://www.vegrecipesofindia.com/glossary-indian-vegetables/
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• https://www.cookingwithsiddhi.com/indian-vegetables-list-glossary/
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• https://www.indianhealthyrecipes.com/reci
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• https://www.indianhealthyrecipes.com/recipes/ve
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• https://m.tarladalal.com/recipes-for-indian-veg-recipes-2