Severe chronic lower left, right, middle back muscle pain : Symptoms, Conditions, Exercises and Treatment, remedies & relieve therapy

Lower back pain represents a real basic irritant for many people throughout the world. They cry and cringe, holding their painful backs while complaining for what appears to be the hundredth time. Does anybody actually understand what brings on the pain? On that point, there are surely enough causes for the creakiness and acute pangs that one feels after an especially energetic physical game. 

• Is your favorite chair or sofa causing your back discomfort? Is is the right size for you? 

• Does your chair or sofa meet the following criteria? 

• Your knees should rest comfortably at the end of the seat and drop down, not protrude beyond the seat of the chair. In this way, you are relaxing both the thighs and legs. 

• Your thighs should rest comfortably being totally supported by the seat of the chair or sofa. 

• The back of the sofa or chair should be high enough to fully support your entire back. 

• The seat should be wide enough to cover the area from thigh to thigh with at least 2 additional inches. Also, it should not sink lower than your knees upon sitting, thereby causing your knees to be higher than your rear end. Not good!!! 

A lot of us do not realize that a chair or sofa should fit our body, in the same manner the proper size of shoes fit our feet. 

This is just one among the numerous issues that may causes lower back pain. 

The spinal column is really tough and very tender simultaneously. It can hold a few hundred pounds of muscle and fatty tissue, but can also give out with just the slightest incorrect turn. Muscle tissue can only extend so much before it starts to tear. 

Stretching your body on a regular basis functions as an immediate remedy for back pain. Therefore create the time in your schedule to properly stretch your limbs and muscles. 

Solving the details of what causes lower back pain can be as easy as preparing a list of your habitual activities. There is a lot of activity going on beneath your skin of which you are not always aware. Some real muscle damage may have occurred as you were playing around on any given day. You might not recall every motion you did to wind up being in pain but your body remembers. Muscular tissue and nerves have a more effective memory than the individual in which they reside. 

Recurring trauma to the same area of your back could create more problems for you than just pain. You may not clearly understand that an imbalance in your spine may make you sensitive to subsequent injuries. The more impaired your muscles, the more likely it could be to stress them again. Some spinal injuries can lead to herniated discs and pinched nerves. Generally it would be in your best interest to find out what actually caused the lower back pain. 

Are there other daily or weekly activities you might be doing that will contribute to your back pain?

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Good Friday is the day on which Jesus Christ was crucified. Jesus Christ was born to Marry in Nezareth - a small town in Israel. He was the founder of Christianity, one of the world's largest religions. Christ is believed to be an incarnation of God and his teachings are described in the New Testament.

It is believed that on Good Friday, Christ was arrested by clergymen. Hence, Good Friday is believed to be the time when Christians keep fast and celebrate the day over the birth of Christ. Some people believe that ‘Good' in GOOD FRIDAY is referred to as ‘GOD' and it is also a common belief that ‘GOOD' is referred to the gift brought by martyrdom. And according to one of the views, on this day, it is Jesus who went to heaven. It is also celebrated as a festival of life and spirit. Some believe the term "Good" evolved from "God" or God's Friday.

The Friday before Easter is the most solemn day for Christians - it is the day Jesus Christ died on the cross.

As such, Good Friday is a day of mourning, and all the ceremonies and rituals of the day are centered around the feeling of sorrow at the pain and humiliation that Jesus underwent for the cause of goodness and humanity.

Good Friday marks the end of the 40-day period of fasting and renunciation during Lent, which recalls the days of penance Jesus spent in the desert. After this period, Jesus returned to Jerusalem, and was welcomed as the King of the Jews.

The wholehearted acceptance of Jesus by the people made the rulers fear that they would lose the people's loyalty, and prompted them to plot against Jesus. With the help of Judas, who betrayed Jesus for thirty pieces of silver, Jesus was arrested for treason and condemned to be crucified. This happened on Maundy Thursday, a day before Good Friday. The next day, Good Friday, is the darkest day in Christianity. Jesus was made to carry the cross on which he was later crucified. Jesus, by his act of forgiving and praying for even those who were responsible for his death, won a victory for good over evil.

The message of Good Friday is that the dictum of "an eye for an eye" cannot work. The way to conquer evil is through good. Similarly, violence can be overcome only by non-violence, and hatred by love.

The entire day is given to fasting and prayer, as a way of following the example of Jesus, who stressed the role of prayer in the struggle to conquer evil. Some churches concentrate less on prayers, and instead encourage the people to become involved in charitable deeds.

The service consists of prayers and readings from the Bible. In many churches, a piece of wood in the shape of the cross is kept. People pray before the cross and kiss it.

Jesus is believed to have died on the Cross at three in the afternoon. The traditional service lasts for three hours from noon. But over the years, it has been shifted ahead or behind the original schedule by a few hours, for the sake of convenience. 

The service lasts through the three hours during which Jesus suffered on the cross. It involves sermons, meditation sessions, and readings from the gospels. A communion service is held at midnight.

In some churches, mourners wear black and enact the Passion of Christ - scenes of Christ's crucifixion and burial. Many churches cover the cross and the altar with mourning black, and do not light any candles. At other churches, candles are lit, but they are extinguished one by one, with the last one being put out at the moment denoting Jesus' death. The church bells are not rung on Good Friday.

Catholic churches follow the tradition of the Stations of the Cross. People pass before paintings depicting the important scenes of the last hours of Jesus' life, reciting prayers and singing hymns.

But the crucifixion also looks forward to Jesus' resurrection. So, the sorrow of Good Friday is tempered by the expectation and hope offered by Easter Sunday.

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Nano bookings begin: Filmmaker Muzaffar Ali was the first to book a Nano at midnight at the State Bank of India in Lucknow.

With the hope of owning the world’s cheapest car by July, people in large numbers thronged Tata Group stores and State Bank of India branches on Thursday to get forms to book the Rs.1-lakh Nano, launched last month. Tata Motors is making the forms available at around 30,000 centres across India. The booking closes on April 25. There was no immediate picture available on the number of bookings done on the opening day.

Besides Tata Motors showrooms, the forms, which cost Rs.300 each, are available at Tata Group ventures including Titan showrooms, Tata Indicom centres, Westside and Croma stores. These stores are also offering discounts to customers on purchase of the forms. One person can submit only one form.

Tata Motors has State Bank of India as its main partner to sell and receive the forms, while other banks are also offering loans to book the car. Customers can either pay the entire booking amount or seek finance from 15 other banks. Booking can be done online.

The three variants of the Nano are priced between Rs.1.23 lakh and Rs.1.72 lakh in Delhi. The booking amount is between Rs.95,000 and Rs.1.4 lakh.

Tata Motors Finance will provide a 100 per cent loan for the booking at an interest rate of 12 per cent to 13 per cent with a three-year tenure.

There is no cap on the number of forms to be sold during the 17-day period, but the launch price will be applicable only to one lakh customers who will be chosen through a computerised draw within 60 days of the close of bookings. Applicants will have the option to retain their booking even if they do not get an allotment in the first phase at the initial price.

Tata Group has started producing the Nano at its plant in Pantnagar, Uttarakhand, only last month — around 4,000 units a month. The carmaker hopes to produce just about 50,000 of them this year. The new dedicated plant at Sanand in Gujarat will be ready by early-2010. It will have an initial annual capacity of 2.50 lakh units. This will be scalable to five lakh units.

Response in Kolkata

Raktima Bose reports:

Typifying the mood elsewhere, Nano fever gripped Kolkata on Thursday. Scores of buyers as well as curious onlookers crowded Tata Motors showrooms.

While some were busy assuring themselves about the robustness of the displayed model by tapping its body or viewing the engine, others were involved in conversations with showroom employees on the formalities of the booking process. There were others standing at a distance admiring the car.

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Mainak Majumdar, an information technology professional posted in the U.S., had come to one of the showrooms to book a car for his wife.

Asked why he chose Nano, he replied: “It is built with indigenous technology but the features are almost similar to the car that I own in the U.S. Also, since there is so much of hype around this car, I want to try it out.”

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Some people, however, seemed chagrined that the car was being manufactured in a plant in Gujarat instead of at Singur in West Bengal.

Shyamal Chakroborty is one of them. “The people of the State do not know what they have lost. Had this car been launched from here, it could have changed the industrial landscape of the entire State,” he said.

Many visitors

“We are getting a very encouraging response. Many people are visiting our showroom to enquire about the car. Some of them are also booking it on the spot,” said Binod Agarwal, director of one of the largest Tata Motors showrooms here.

The Hindu Reports

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Shri Hanuman Chalisa in Hindi:

दोहा 

श्री  गुरु  चरण  सरज  राज , निज  मनु  मुकुर  सुधारे  |

बरनौ  रघुबर  बिमल  जासु , जो  धयक  फल  चारे  ||

बुधिहिएँ  तनु  जानके , सुमेराव  पवन -कुमार  |

बल  बूढी  विद्या  देहु  मोहे , हरहु  कलेस  बिकार  ||

चोपाई 

जय  हनुमान  ज्ञान  गुण  सागर  |

जय  कपिसे  तहु  लोक  उजागर  ||

राम  दूत  अतुलित  बल  धामा  |

अनजानी  पुत्र  पवन  सूत  नामा  ||

महाबीर  बिक्रम  बज्रगी  |

कुमति  निवास  सुमति  के  संगी  ||

कंचन  बरन  बिराज  सुबेसा  |

कण  कुंडल  कुंचित  केसा  ||

हात  वज्र  औ  दहेज  बिराजे  |

कंधे  मुज  जनेऊ  सजी  ||

संकर  सुवन  केसरीनंदन  |

तेज  प्रताप  महा  जग  बंधन  ||

विद्यावान  गुने  आती  चतुर  |

राम  काज  कैबे  को  आतुर  ||

प्रभु  चरित  सुनिबे  को  रसिया  |

राम  लखन  सीता  मान  बसिया  ||

सुषम  रूप  धरी  सियाही  दिखावा  |

बिकट  रूप  धरी  लंक  जरावा  ||

भीम  रूप  धरी  असुर  सहरइ  |

रामचंद्र  के  काज  सवारे  ||

लाये  संजीवन  लखन  जियाये  |

श्रीरघुवीर  हर्षा  उरे  लाये  ||

रघुपति  किन्हें  बहुत  बड़ाई  |

तुम   मम  प्रिये  भारत  सम  भाई  ||

सहरत  बदन  तुमर्हू  जस  गावे  |

आस  कही  श्रीपति  कान्त  लगावे  ||

संकदीक  भ्रमधि  मुनीसा  |

नारद  सरद  सहित  अहिसा  ||

जम  कुबेर  दिगपाल  जहा  थी  |

कवी  कोविद  कही  सके  कहा  थी  ||

तुम  उपकार  सुघुव  कहिन  |

राम  मिलाये  राज  पद  देंह  ||

तुम्रहो  मंत्र  विभेक्षण  मन  |

लंकेश्वर  भये  सब  जग  जान  ||

जुग  सहेस  जोजन  पैर  भानु  |

लिन्यो  ताहि  मधुर  फल  जणू  ||

प्रभु  मुद्रिका  मेली  मुख  माहि  |

जलधि  लाधी  गए  अचरज  नहीं  ||

दुर्गम  काज  जगत  के  जेते  |

सुगम  अनुग्रह  तुमरे  तेते  ||

राम  दुआरे  तुम  रखवारे  |

हूट  न  आगया  बिनु  पसरे  ||

सब  सुख  लहै  तुम्हरे  सरना  |

तुम  रचक  कहू  को  डारना  ||

आपण  तेज  सम्हारो  आपे  |

तेनो  लोक  हकतइ  कापे  ||

भुत  पेसच  निकट  नहीं  आवेह  |

महावीर  जब  नाम  सुनावेह  ||

नसे  रोग  हरे  सब  पीरा  |

जपत  निरंतर  हनुमत  बल  बीरा  ||

संकट  से  हनुमान  चुदावे  |

मान  कम  बचन  दायाँ  जो  लावे  ||

सब  पैर  राम  तपस्वी  रजा  |

तिन  के  काज  सकल  तुम  सजा  ||

और  मनोरत  जो  कई  लावे  |

टसुये  अमित  जीवन  फल  पावे  ||

चारो  गुज  प्रताप  तुमारह  |

है  प्रसिद्ध  जगत  ujeyara ||

साधू  संत  के  तुम  रखवारे  |

असुर  निकंदन  राम  दुलारे  ||

Ashat  सीधी  नवनिधि  के  डाटा  |

अस  वर  दीं  जानकी  माता  ||

राम  रसायन  तुम्हरे  पासा  |

सदा  रहो  रघुपति  के  दस  ||

तुम्रेह  भजन  राम  को  भावे  |

जनम  जनम  के दुःख  बिस्रावे  ||

अंत  काल  रघुबर  पुर  जी  |

जहा  जनम  हरी  भगत  कहेई  ||

और  देवता  चितन  धरयो  |

हनुमत  सेये  सर्व  सुख  करेई  ||

संकट  कटे  मिटे  सब  पर  |

जो  सुमेरे  हनुमत  बलबीर  ||

जय  जय  जय  हनुमान  गुसाई  |

कृपा  करो  गुरु  देव  के  नाइ  ||

जो  सैट  बार  पट  कर  कोई  |

चुतेही  बंधी  महा  सुख  होई  ||

जो  यहे  पड़े  हनुमान  चालीसा  |

होए  सीधी  सा  के  गोरेसा  ||

तुलसीदास  सदा  हरी  चेरा  |

कीजेये  नाथ  हृदये  महा  डेरा  ||

दोहा 

पवंत्नाये   संकट  हरण , मंगल  मूर्ति  रूप  |

राम  लखन  सीता  सहेत , हृदये  बसु  सुर  भूप  ||

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PUNE Archaeologists discover Harappan Graves

A team of archaeologists from the Deccan College Post Graduate and Research Institute is back from Haryana where they stumbled upon a record 70 Harappan graves at a site in Farmana, discovering the largest burial site of this civilisation in India so far. 

The excavation proved one of the biggest breakthroughs in South Asian history and is now listed for World Heritage status conferred by United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO). 

It is an extraordinary archaeological finding. A big housing complex that matured during the Harappan era was discovered by these archaeologists who have been working in this little known village for the past three years. 

Speaking to TOI, Vasant Shinde, joint director of Deccan College and project director, said, "The excavation was on for a while, but only this year the magnitude of the site could be understood, expanding from a mere seven graves to 70 graves. Our objective, however, is to find out how development took place among the Harappans. Scholars talk about change in the Harappan civilisation but nobody knows how it happened. Such a large burial will definitely help us find answers to all these questions." 

The archaeological team here uncovered an entire town plan. The skeletal remains belong to an era between 2500 BC to 2000 BC. This is when the civilisation prospered the most.

 "The remains will help us understand where the Harappans came from and why their sophisticated and urbanised culture collapsed. We will also be conducting scientific tests on the remains that we have found which will also give us clues on the Harappan life. In fact, a DNA test will also be conducted on the skeleton which will answer questions on their habitat and what they ate, whether they were vegetarians or non-vegetarians from the amount of zinc, copper, magnese found in the bones through this test." 

While Deccan College has a major share in this excavation, two other institutes - the Research Institute for Humanity and Nature, Kyoto, Japan and Maharshi Dayanand University, Rohtak, have also been involved with this project since inception. In fact, the DNA tests will be carried out in Japan. 

Site Details:

A total of 80 to 100 archaeologists and students have been working on this site which includes 40 students. The entire team has so far excavated one complex which has 26 rooms, 3 to 4 kitchens, an equal number of bathrooms and a courtyard in the centre. The size of the rooms vary from 6x6 to 16x20. 

Nilesh Jadhav, a Phd student from the Deccan College, involved in this project since the beginning, said, "This particular project will be highly useful for us in our research work. We have learnt a lot during our excavation especially the orientation of the Harappan civilisation, the journey from beginning to the time."

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Garden Vastu [ feng shui ] : garden directions, ideas, design, designs, position, plants, doors and colors.

A garden that is created with Vastu in mind can cover a micro or a macro area of the site. It can be in the front of the building or at the back of the building. It can be at the sides or it can be in the interiors, on the terraces or even in a little porch located in the building.

When we speak of a garden, we speak of nature and its primary elements udaka (water), agni (fire), akasha (space), vayu (air) and prithvi(earth) as well as its invisible, yet strong, interaction with the structure and the residents of the structure. Today's society is fast paced and there is continuous and ever increasing stress in every individual’s life. Getting into a garden that is designed on certain Vastu considerations is an excellent way of de-stressing, relaxing and getting back to balanced and calm thinking. A green area in terms of flower plants, lawn, trees and water and rocky areas are not only visually appealing to the residents but also can work in harmony with the residents giving them peace, pleasure and happiness. One of the classical treatises recommends a flower garden in the north when it says "Uttaradese tu Pushpavati".

The work on a garden begins by identifying the outermost boundary of the site and creating a depression on all the four sides. Flower and leafy plants and kusa or darbha grass can be put in the boundary. By creating a “plant” path inside a site all around, undesirable effects of negative zone that Vastu masters identify as paisacha are neutralized or minimized. A well-planned plant boundary on all sides of the site not only enhances the aesthetic beauty of the site but also significantly contributes to the disinfecting or elimination of any environmental pollution. Trees are better avoided at the four corners of the site. If a large area is available, adequate provision can be made for members of the family and their friends to comfortable sit and relax. An area in the front yard (and/or backyard) needs to be identified for the garden. The ground is prepared in such a way that the soil becomes soft and laid evenly, the soil smell is good and is free of worms, termites, rats, bones, shells, hair and dirt. All the hollow areas need to be filled up. The soil is made fertile by adequately dampening the area and spreading natural-fertilizer. Seeds of various kinds of plants are planted. Classical treatises indicate that a ground that is soft, evenly leveled, sweet smelling, not hollow underneath and contains large number of herbal plants, trees and creepers helps in bestowing comfort and overall well-being to the persons, even if they were to rest occasionally.

The planting of deep-rooted trees just opposite the main door is to be avoided. A well-planned garden can have herbal and flower plants, trees, lawn, rocks and water fountains. Climbers like money plants can be aesthetically located in Vastu accepted sectors of the garden but they need to be avoided on trees. A pathway from the front gate of the building to the main entrance can be created with herbal plants like basil and flower plants like jasmine on each side of the pathway. A tree or plant in the middle of the path or just opposite the doorway is to be avoided. The north of the garden can have a nice water pool or water fountain.

Rose plants can be planted in the southeast of the area. Avoid deep-rooted trees in the center of a site or of the garden. They are ideal in the south and west of the site so long as their roots do not disturb the foundations of the structure. Avoid trees growing above the height of the structure. Have the trees spaced out. Coconut, Bilva, Pomegranate, Lemon, Neem, Jackfruit and Banana are recommended in the residential gardens. Well laid out lawns are ideal in the north and northwest of an area. Milky trees in residential areas are to be avoided. Rocky areas in the garden can be in the south and west; herbal and flower plants in the north and east and lawn in the central areas, north and west.

Sitting areas can be in the south and west of the gardens facing north and east. A garden needs to have a focal point that is visually and otherwise comfortable to the residents. It can be a water fountain, fish aquarium, rocky landscaping, shikara or a pyramid, statue not depicting any form of violence, a small idol of your favorite deity, the Swastika, Om or anything pleasant that you adore and link to each time you see it in your garden.

Garden accessories are best kept in the northwest or southeast of the garden area. These sectors are also compatible for dog kennels. As a rule, one needs to keep the garden clean and neat making it a point to remove dry creepers, leaves, flowers, and overgrown shrubs. The lawns can be mowed regularly to create an environment for the normal flow of natural energies. A well made Vastu garden can often minimize or the imbalances of a structure.

Vastu provides clear and specific guidelines, which can be conveniently applied to create an amicable interface between nature and individuals that aid people in achieving peace and happiness.

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SGPC unlikely to send pilgrims to Pakistan on Baisakhi

Chandigarh, April 4 (IANS) The Shiromani Gurudwara Prabandhak Committee (SGPC) is unlikely to send a group of pilgrims to Pakistan on the occasion of Baisakhi, the harvest festival of Punjab, later this month in view of security concerns in that country.

Sources in the SGPC, the mini-parliament of Sikhs that manages Sikh shrines in Punjab, said the Baisakhi jatha (group) for Pakistan, which was to leave next week, is unlikely to go following recent terrorist strikes in that country.

The SGPC is particularly concerned about terrorist strikes in and around Lahore, just 50 km from the Sikh holy city of Amritsar in Indian Punjab.

SGPC President Avtar Singh Makkar, who had recently taken up the issue of security of the jathas with Prime Minister Manmohan Singh during the latter’s visit to the Harmandar Sahib (popularly called Golden Temple), has indicated that foolproof security could not be provided to groups going to Pakistan.

Every year, the SGPC sends jathas to Sikh religious shrines in Pakistan. Hundreds of people go in each jatha during Baisakhi (April 13), Guru Arjan Dev’s martyrdom day in June and Guru Nanak Dev’s birthday (November).

The birth place of Sikhism founder and first Sikh guru, Nanak Dev, is at Nankana Sahib in Pakistan near Lahore.

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