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Taj Mahal : Agra, India: History about Taj mahal and latest photographs, pics, photos, pictures

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Relief for Indian Students at Tri-Valley University : Radio Tags removed

US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has promised to help the Indian students who were enrolled in the Tri-Valley University.

Foreign Minister SM Krishna, who is in New York, spoke to Clinton on phone and discussed the issue. Clinton has assured all help and has agreed to intervene and sort out the matter.

She has asked the Indian Ambassador to meet her on Monday and provide all details.

During their conversation, Krishna stressed upon her to find a humanitarian and rapid solution as many students had come on a legal visa and for no fault of theirs, stand to lose out academically and financially.

Krishna also asked Clinton to give students some time to shift to some other university.

The California-based university was shut down on charges of a massive visa fraud.

According to a federal complaint filed in a California court in January, the university helped foreign nationals illegally acquire immigration status. The university is said to have 1,555 students. As many as 95 per cent of these students are Indian nationals, the complaint said.

According to available information, 18 students of the university were radio-tagged by the ICE as part of their investigation. The radio-tagging had miffed the Indian government and New Delhi had expressed its strong displeasure at the treatment meted out to the students.

The tags were removed just ahead of Krishna's arrival in the US.

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Diabetes Complications and causes of diabetes and steps to avoid diabetes

Complications related to diabetes can include heart and kidney disease, nerve damage, blindness and circulatory problems that can lead to wounds that will not heal and limb amputations.

Sadly, 1/3 of diabetics are undiagnosed and have no idea they are going to have liver failure or kidney failure or go blind or die thinking they have the flu or all four!
 

The way conventional medicine treat diabetes isn’t treating diabetes and prolonging it. diabetes can be reversed if a person wants to do it! Diabetes isn’t a sugar problem but malnutrition of the body’s organs.

Two causes of diabetes are;

#1 - When the liver becomes overwhelmed with toxins, such as toxic colors, toxic preservatives, chemicals from prescription and or over-the-counter drugs it can no longer support the pancreas and therefore the pancreas shuts down and needs cleansing.

#2 – The body becomes so full of fat that it smothers all the organs then the pancreas fails again.

Here are a few facts to keep you from becoming one of those diabetic statistics!

1. Watch your diet. Eat as much whole foods as possible
every day! Do not indulge in fast or prepackaged prepared
foods! Of course I know you are not going to do that as
fast foods or prepackaged prepared foods are too easy,
at least limit them to once or twice a month.

2. Keep your minerals balanced to help  every organ in your body function correctly while keeping a healthy
weight. If the whole world would get into the balanced minerals supplement daily there obesity and overweight people would be rare rather than 60% that exists now. Being overweight by more than 20 pounds sets you up for Diabetes.

3. Keep your Immune System Healthy! Just about
everyone ignores 75% to 80% of their immune system
because they have no idea where it is or what to do about
keeping it healthy. Where is it?
The  digestive Tract!

4. Do a liver and pancreas cleanse as often as needed!
Those living with toxic air, bathing or drinking or
cooking with chlorinated water and/or use toxic skin
care products need to do liver and pancreas cleanse
at least twice a year and every three months would be
best. For the person who eats a lot of prepackaged or
canned foods need three times a year minimum.

5. Eat organic foods as much as possible as they are
free of pesticides, fertilizer and GMO’s, this will limit
a toxic liver. Those chemicals build up in the body and
create all kinds of illness and disease in otherwise
healthy people.

6. Drink, bath and cook with pure filtered/purified
water! Our water systems are poison to us. Read
about the  waterways dangers!

7. Stay away from prescription drugs or over-the-
counter drugs. Every manmade drug (NSAIDS,
prescription of every kind) has a warning “liver
must be check periodically” or words to that effect,
on every single manmade drug! Fact; drug-induced
liver injury is the most common reason for the
withdrawal from the market of an already FDA
approved drug.

8. Exercise, exercise, exercise! That doesn't mean
you need to pay for a gym membership! A simple brisk
walk works!

The above is for those who have not been diagnosed
as a diabetic but if you are already a diabetic try
natural alternative treating to become diabetic free! Read
about one of our most severe cases
diabetic-free for a few years now. And now
that you can be just like Richard!

Be smart with your health!

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Shirdi Wale Sai Baba life, famous preechings, principles of Sai Path called 'Shraddha' and 'Saburi', his miracles, Sayings and Sai Baba ki Aarti, and 11 vows

Among the teachings of Sai Baba of Shirdi there are the cardinal principles of Sai Path called 'Shraddha' and 'Saburi'. Sai Baba looks for these two qualities in his devotees.

Baba reiterates the spiritual guidance of Shri Krishna to Arjun - "Whosoever offer to Me with love or devotion, a leaf, a flower, a fruit or water, that offering of pure love is readily accepted by Me".

Himself an epitome of compassion and love, Sai Baba taught compassion among his disciples. Baba often told His devotees, 'Never turn away anybody from your door, be it a human being or animal'.

He lived in the cusp of two centuries i.e., between 1838 and 1918.

Baba preached his principle of love and faith in humanity to all his disciples. He always felt anguished over the fact that all those who came to him were more for their own personal problems and not for attaining the ultimate goal of reaching God which he felt could be attained only by true servicing of humanity.

He never distinguished anyone on the basis of caste, creed or religion. He always made it a point not to return empty handed those who had come to him in their hour of need and grief. He performed miracles to alleviate the suffering of poor people. On one occasion he restored the eyes of a blind elderly and in another occasion he lighted a lantern with water when there was no oil to burn it.

Baba left his body on his own will on 15th Oct. 1918.

The immense Energy that was manifest in the body of Sai was moving and is still moving in a mysterious way, creating and recreating itself everywhere, beyond the comprehension of time and space. He radiated a mysterious smile and a deep inward look, of a peace that passeth all understanding. He was always and ever aware of what transpired within the hearts and minds of everyone, whether they be, His devotees or not. He came to serve mankind, to free them from the clutches of fear.

His most concise message for one and all alike was "Why fear when I am here". To take refuge in Sai, is to enter into a journey to reach the Divine Oasis of Love and drink deep from the Fountain of Life, the source of all Spiritual Energy. Wherever the devotee is, Baba makes him recognize within himself his highest aspirations and goal and at one stroke, his conduct and the attitude to fellow beings is touched with the awareness of love, understanding, patience and faith. This is the promise that Sri Sai Baba holds out to all who come to Him. Sri Sai Baba was beyond the limitations of Time and Space and thus caste, creed, position dogmas and doctrines were fundamentally unimportant to him.

To the Hindus he was an orthodox Brahmin, with a sacred fire, enjoining the worship of many gods and the devout study of various Hindu scriptures. He lived in a mosque but always referred to it as "Dwarkamai!" (Lord Krishna's birth place is Dwaraka). To the Moslems he was a fakir living in a mosque observing the disciplines of Islam, uttering "Allah Malik" (God is the master) guiding Muslim seekers along the lines of their own religion. To the Parsis he was the sacred fire worshipper. His life was a living manifestation of the Sermon of the Christ and of the Eight-fold path of the Buddha.

Sai Baba's attraction and appeal lie in this fact that he was a perfect model of the harmony of all religions. Sai Baba lived to awaken and lead mankind to the verities of spiritual life. All his life's activities constituted the upliftment of mankind. By first conferring temporal benefits, he drew unto himself countless souls caught up in ignorance (darkness) and opened their eyes to the true meaning of life. The miracles which manifested through Sai Baba were just such as were needed to create faith in the people and to make his devotees ethically and spiritually better evolved. Baba did not purposefully perform miracles to show his powers. The very strength of his perfect realization, in its interaction with nature, caused "the miracle" to take place. Thus he drew people from their deluded pursuits after earthly objects of a transitory nature and induced and inspired them to strive for self-realization. He continued this glorious work until the last moment of his human embodiment in Shirdi.

Amazingly, there are a phenomenally large number of Instances in which Sai Baba has been literally physically appearing before his devotees, even  decades after his passing out of the physical body. Sai Baba is constantly and simultaneously proving that he is alive in spirit and responds to our sincere prayers. He Is the One Spirit of all existence. All those who sincerely take to a life of inner development, Sai Baba lifts him to a

higher level. Baba assured his devotees by his saying "I am at Shirdi and everywhere. Whatever you do, wherever you may be, ever bear this in mind, that I am always aware of everything". Sai Baba does not belong to any single tradition but to all mankind on the path of goodness, love and understanding.

The divine role of Shri Sai Baba of Shirdi in the present embodiment covered a period of about 64 years between 1854, when He made his first appearance in Shirdi, and 1918 when he left His body. However, his sixty years of stay at Shirdi on his second appearance between 1858 and 1918 manifested the depth and expansiveness of his unique role. India was in a cross - road of cultural and religious mix. The Mughal Empire was vanishing and the British Empire was establishing itself. Western culture and Christianity were slowly

entering into the mainstream of Indian life. Religious and cultural intolerance were raising their ugly heads in the Post Sepoy-Mutiny Scenario of India. It could not have been possible for any leader or statesman to bring about harrnony among the divergent religious, cultural groups in such  a situation. It was only a God in human form who could dare and accomplish the task of bringing unity between the different religious and social groups.Shri Sai baba had large number of Hindu, Parsee and Muslim devotees. Christians and Sikhs also used to visit Him.

- He practiced and preached humanism and universal brotherhood.

- He established the superiority of love and compassion above egoism.

- He taught simplicity of livelihood and excellence of human virtue reflected in day to day conduct

Today, the world is looking ahead for a magical solution to its problems of cultural, racial, national and religious differentiation. All intellectual exercises to bring about peace in -the world and happiness to mankind has failed for these efforts are not based on humanism, universalism and love as taught by Shri Sai. The body of Shri Sai Baba of Shirdi cannot be seen but the magnetic pull of His Divine Soul is felt by all those who merely think of Him and particularly, those who visit His tomb at Shirdi. Baba had promised that whosoever would put his feet on the soil of Shirdi; his miseries would end or marginalize.

All devotees of Baba find His promise come true, even eighty years after He left the mortal body. In today’s world the children of God, torn asunder by religious, social and sectarian strife, should run to the father to experience that love which can only unite them. Human beings may conquer all the planets and stars before they learn the magic formula to conquer the hearts of their fellow beings. The formula has been given by the Master. It is for us to follow to make the world a better place to live.

*Shirdi Sai Baba Sayings      *

·        Why fear when I am here?

·        I am formless and everywhere

·        I am in everything and beyond. I fill all space.

·        All that you see taken together is Myself.

·        If one devotes their entire time to me and rests in me, need fear nothing for body and soul.

·        If one sees me and me alone and listens to my Leelas and is devoted to me alone, they will reach God.

·        I get angry with none. Will a mother get angry with her children? Will the ocean send back the waters to the several rivers?

·        I will take you to the end.

·        If you make me the sole object of your thoughts and aims, you will gain the supreme goal.

·        Trust in the Guru fully. That is the only sadhana.

·        Stay by me and keep quiet. I will do the rest.

·        What is our duty? To behave properly. That is enough.

·        My eye is ever on those who love me.

·        Whatever you do, wherever you may be, always bear this in mind: I am always aware of everything you do.

·        I will not allow my devotees to come to harm.

·        If a devotee is about to fall, I stretch out my hands to support him or her.

·        I think of my people day and night. I say their names over and over.

·        My treasury is open but no one brings carts to take from it. I say, "Dig!" but no one bothers.

·        My people do not come to me of their own accord; it is I who seek and bring them to me.

·        All that is seen is my form: ant, fly, prince, and pauper

·        However distant my people may be, I draw them to me just as we pull a bird to us with a string tied to its foot.

·        Those who think that Baba is only in Shirdi have totally failed to know me.

·        I look on all with an equal eye.

·        The wise are cheerful and content with their lot in life.

·        Spend money in charity; be generous and munificent but not extravagant.

·        Get on with your worldly activities cheerfully, but do not forget God.

·        Whatever creature comes to you, human or otherwise, treat it with consideration.

·        See the divine in the human being.

·        Do not bark at people and don't be aggressive, but put up with others' complaints.

·        There is a wall of separation between oneself and others and between you and me. Destroy this wall!

·        Give food to the hungry, water to the thirsty, and clothes to the naked. Then God will be pleased.

·        Saburi (patience) ferries you across to the distant goal.

·        The four sadhanas and the six Sastras are not necessary. Just has complete trust in your guru: it is enough.

·        Meditate on me either with form or without form, that is pure bliss.

·        God is not so far away. He is not in the heavens above, nor in hell below. He is always near you.

·        If anyone gets angry with another, they wound me to the quick.

·        I stay by the side of whoever repeats my name.

·        If formless meditation is difficult, then think of my form just as you see it here. With such meditation, the difference between subject and object is lost and the mind dissolves in unity.

·        If anyone offends you do not return tit for tat.

·        Whoever makes me the sole object of their love, merges in me like a river in the ocean.

·        Look to me and I will look to you.

·        Be contented and cheerful with what comes.

·        Distinguish right from wrong and be honest, upright and virtuous.

·        Do not be idle: work, utter God's name and read the scriptures.

·        If you avoid rivalry and dispute, God will protect you.

·        People abuse their own friends and family, but it is only after performing many meritorious acts that one gets a human birth. Why then come to Shirdi and slander people?

·        No one wants to take from me what I give abundantly.

·        Do not fight with anyone, nor retaliate, nor slander anyone.

·        I give my devotees whatever they ask, until they ask for what I want to give.

·        You should not stay for even one second at a place where people are speaking disrespectfully of a saint.

·        If you do not want to part with what you have, do not lie and claim that you have nothing, but decline politely saying that circumstances or your own desires prevent you.

·        Satsang that is associating with the good is good. Dussaya, or associating with evil-minded people, is evil and must be avoided.

·        What you sow, you reap. What you give, you get.

·        Recognize the existence of the Moral Law as governing results. Then unswervingly follow this Law.

·        All gods are one. There is no difference between a Hindu and a Muslim. Mosque and temple are the same.

·        Fulfill any promises you have made.

·        Mukti is impossible for those addicted to lust.

·        Gain and loss, birth and death are in the hands of God.

·        When you see with your inner eye, then you realize that you are God and not different from Him.

·        The giver gives, but really he is sowing the seed for later: the gift of a rich harvest.

·        Wealth is really a means to work out dharma. If one uses it merely for personal enjoyment, it is vainly spent.

·        God will show His love. He is kind to all.

·        Whenever you undertake to do something, do it thoroughly or not at

all.

·        One's sin will not cease till one falls at the feet of Sadhus.

·        Be ashamed of your hatred. Give up hatred and be quiet.

·        The Moral Law is inexorable, so follow it, observe it, and you will reach your goal: God is the perfection of the Moral Law.

·        Have faith and patience. Then I will be always with you wherever

you are.

SAI BABA KI AARTI

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Cricket World Cup 1975 - 2011 Changes and Details

2011 World Cup will have new exciting features like UDRS and Super over’s in its folds. This is the latest in a series of changes to formats over the years.Did you know the first 3 World Cup events were played with 60-over innings? Did you know that World Cup was played with red balls till 1987?

Did you know 30-yard circle was first introduced in the 1983 World Cup?There are so many changes that have taken place over the years as cricket’s premier event kept marching ahead. Find out in the next few pages everything about each World Cup in snippets.



1975 World Cup

No. of teams: 8
Winner: West Indies
Tournament duration: 15 days
Format: Two groups and top two in semi finals
Clothing: White clothing and red balls
Overs per inning: 60
Field restrictions: No
Biggest change in format: NA
Highest score: 334/4 by England against India in Group A
Lowest team score: 86 by Sri Lanka against West Indies in Group B

Unforgettable moment: Dennis Amiss making the first ever World Cup century when he scored 137 off just 147 balls. Another unforgettable moment was Sunil Gavaskar scoring 36 off 174 balls while batting out the 60 overs



1979 World Cup
Winner: West Indies
No. of teams: 8
Tournament duration: 15 days
Format: Two groups and top two in semi finals
Clothing: White clothing and red balls
Overs per inning: 60
Field restrictions: No
Biggest change in format: No change
Highest score: 286/9 by West Indies against England in the final
Lowest team score: 45 by Canada against England in Group A

Unforgettable moment: A great knock of 138 by Vivian Richards in the final at Lord's



1983 World Cup
Winner: India
No. of teams: 8
Tournament duration: 17 days
Format: Two groups and top two in semi finals
Clothing: White clothing and red balls
Overs per inning: 60
Field restrictions: 30-yard circle introduced in cricket for the first time. Minimum of 4 fielders inside it throughout the innings
Biggest change in format: Introduction of 30-yard circle
Highest score: 338/5 by Pakistan against Sri Lanka in Group A
Lowest team score: 136 by Sri Lanka against England in Group A

Unforgettable moment: India beating the tournament favourite West Indies in a dramatic final at Lord's



1987 World Cup
Winner: Australia
No. of teams: 8
Tournament duration: 31 days
Format: Two groups and top two in semi finals
Clothing: White clothing and red balls
Overs per inning: 50
Field restrictions: Yes. 30-yard circle
Biggest change in format: Reduction in number of overs from 60 to 50 plus introduction of neutral umpire concept
Highest score: 360/4 by West Indies against Sri Lanka in Group B
Lowest team score: 135 by Zimbabwe against India in Group A

Unforgettable moment: First hat-trick in World Cup history. The honours went to Chetan Sharma of India who removed Kiwi batsmen Ken Rutherford, Ian Smith and Chatfield in successive balls



1992 World Cup
Winner: Pakistan
No. of teams: 9
Tournament duration: 32 days
Format: Round robin. All teams played each other once
and top four went through to the semi finals
Clothing: Coloured clothing and white balls
Overs per inning: 50
Field restrictions: Only 2 fielders allowed outside 30-yard
circle in the first 15 overs
Biggest change in format: Day-night matches.
Coloured clothing and white balls
Highest score: 313/7 by Sri Lanka against Zimbabwe
Lowest team score: 74 by Pakistan against England

Unforgettable moment: South Africa rejoining mainstream cricket
after the end of apartheid



1996 World Cup
Winner: Sri Lanka
No. of teams: 12
Tournament duration: 33 days
Format: Two groups and top four in each group through to quarterfinals
Clothing: Coloured clothing
Overs per inning: 50
Field restrictions: 30-yard circle in the first 15 overs.
Only 2 fielders allowed outside of it
Biggest change in format: Quarterfinal stage introduced for the first time
Highest score: 398/5 by Sri Lanka against Kenya in Group A
Lowest team score: 93 by West Indies against Kenya in Group A

Unforgettable moment: Sri Lanka scoring over 100 runs in the first 15 overs in 3 matches enroute to winning their first World Cup plus Aravinda de Silva's back-to-back Man-of-the-match awards in the semi final and final. Add to this Kenya shocking West Indies at Poona after bundling out the Caribbean giants for the tournament's lowest total



1999 World Cup
Winner: Australia
No. of teams: 12
Tournament duration: 38 days
Format: 2 groups and top 3 from each group progressed to Super Six. the top 4 from Super Six made it to semi finals
Clothing: Coloured clothing
Overs per inning: 50
Field restrictions: 30-yard circle
Biggest single change in format: Introduction of Super Six
Highest score: 373/6 by India against Sri Lanka in Group A
Lowest team score: 68 by Scotland against West Indies in Group B

Unforgettable moment: Tied semi final match between Australia and South Africa, which allowed the Aussies to go through on better net run rate



2003 World Cup
Winner: Australia
No. of teams: 14
Tournament duration: 43 days
Format: 2 groups and top 3 from each group progressed to Super Six. the top 4 from Super Six made it to semi finals
Clothing: coloured clothing
Overs per inning: 50
Field restrictions: 30-yard circle for the first 15 overs
Biggest single change in format: Nothing notable
Highest score: 359/2 by Australia against India in the final
Lowest team score: 36 by Canada against Sri Lanka in Pool B

Unforgettable moment: First time cricket world cup event went to the African continent. Ricky Ponting's phenomenal 146 off just 121 balls in the final



2007 World Cup
Winner: Australia
No. of teams: 16
Tournament duration: 47 days
Format: 4 groups of 4 teams each. Top two from each group progress to super 8. The top 4 in Super eight progressed to semi finals
Clothing: coloured clothing
Overs per inning: 50
Field restrictions: Powerplay introduced for the
first time in World Cup cricket
Biggest change in format: Introduction of Super 8 and powerplay
Highest score: 377/6 by Australia against South Africa in Group A
Lowest team score: 77 by Ireland against Sri Lanka in Super Eight stage

Unforgettable moment: Bangladesh knocking India out in first round and Ireland knocking Pakistan out in the first round. Plus Gilchrist's unbelievable 149 off just 104 balls simply stands out as the greatest World Cup final inning by an individual



2011 World Cup
No. of teams: 14
Tournament duration: 41 days
Format: 2 Groups with 7 teams in each group. The top 4 in each group go through to the quarterfinals
Clothing: Coloured
Overs per inning: 50
Field restrictions: Powerplay

Biggest change in format: Super Eight removed. UDRS and Super Over introduced

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How to get the right Health Insurance? : Choosing the Right Health Insurance

I need health insurance, what should I do?

If you are asking this question to yourself, then you are doing the right thing.  It is very important for you and your family to get a health insurance cover, since you know that a single incidence of major illness can leave you bankrupt.  With the economy in a bad shape and the recession looming large, there have been huge layoffs.  Millions are losing their jobs and also the health cover provided by the employer.  This definitely is a great cause for worry and the health insurance premiums are also very high.  If you plan properly, you can still opt for a quality health plan that is affordable and can cover your major health expenses.

You would be aware that initially all the good work of finding a quality health insurance firm was done by the human resources department of the companies.  But now the scenario is entirely different.  Now in many offices, the employers pay only a marginal sum for the health cover or they do not pay at all.  This means that you now need to do all the work which would ideally include identifying the right health insurance company, choosing the correct health plan, checking all the terms and conditions, seeking the correct tenure, work out the premiums and plan the finances.

Online Health Insurance Quotes

One of the best ways to seek a quality health insurance plan is to go in for online health insurance quotes.  The advantage of seeking an online quote is that there is no excess paper work, you wont be bothered by too many executives pleading to buy their plan and above all, you can do all the work from the comfort of your home.  You may also discuss the various options with all the other family members and seek their advice.  In the case of online quotes, you just need to fill in all the basic details and the best health plan is presented right before you.

Choosing the Right Health Insurance

When you opt for a health plan, you must keep certain things in mind.  Always opt for a group health insurance plan as it is less expensive and there are plenty of benefits associated with it.  Along with your family members, you may also include your friends and office colleagues.  The main advantage of a group health insurance plan is that even if one of them is afflicted with a pre-medical condition, the health insurance company does not take this in to account, and all the members are properly insured.

When you opt for a health insurance plan, you need to make sure that it covers all aspects of maternity.  Ideally, it should cover all the pregnancy costs which include all the tests before and after the pregnancy.  You need to plan your finances well.  You may come across many health plans which offer attractive benefits and free services.  You need to be very careful because many may turn out to be fake.  Therefore, you need to check all the facts before you opt for the right health insurance plan.

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