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Pushkar & Jaipur

Starting our day early for our 4hr drive to Pushkar.

Our driver, Hassan sent his buddy and fellow cab driver, Raeez to go with us. I’m not a fan of these kinds of surprises but it ended up being a nice change of atmosphere. He was a quieter, chill dude and unlike Hassan who sometimes tries to sway me away from my itinerary while suggesting other things that are usually very touristy. Raeez, who even though doesn’t speak much English, is my favorite because he is kind, fuss-free, doesn’t have schemes up his sleeve and is definitely quirky in his own little way ;-)

Asked why Hassan couldn’t make it, Raeez said he found a good deal with an older tourist couple and will be touring them around Jaipur for the day.

The drive was long but smooth. The farther we get, the quieter and less congested the streets are. But because of less traffic, the switching of lanes has become more dizzying as your driver is picking up speed. Surprisingly, none of us got sick (literally) of this. I had an entire collection of essential oils for all sorts of sickness and we never got to use the one for motion sickness!

I’m very captivated, almost bewitched by the sight of these holy men

First camel sighting! Soooo exciting!!!

Pushkar is unlike anywhere else in Rajasthan. This small, yet enchanting town has a unique mix of mysticism, religious fervour, and magnetism. Life here is so simple and I got the most rural feel from this place compared to all the others that we’ve been to.

The town itself encircles a holy lake, thought to have been created when Lord Brahma vanquished a demon, Vajranash, using a lotus flower. The lotus flower fell to the ground, creating Pushkar lake. To this day, the town contains one of the world’s only Brahma temples, making it a prominent Hindu pilgrimage town that devout Hindus should visit at least once in their lives.

Each year, once the month of Kartika (a popular Indian feminine given name derived from the god Kartikeya, which means "bestower of courage") arrives, 200,000 people descend on Pushkar, bringing with them 50,000 camels and horses. The city is transformed into a colourful, heaving mass of animals, tourists, mystics and musicians and traders arrive to flog their livestock.

Although business is the main order of the day, once the fair starts, a vibrant and diverse cultural program draws in the crowds; snake charmers, wedding parades, sports and competitions for ‘best moustache’ or ‘most beautifully decorated camel’ fill up the schedule.

Aside from all of the festivities, Kartik Purnima is also the time when thousands of pilgrims arrive in Pushkar to bathe in the sacred waters.

The fair takes place in November. Lucky us? We sure feel like it. I kept blurting out “Alex, how are we in Pushkar, in the middle of a camel fair right now?!”

According to the internet, there are about 400 temples in Pushkar. We saw a handful, randomly picking out colorful or enigmatic, old looking ones to enter. The town hums and vibrates to the constant sound of chanting, drumming and incense-fuelled puja (act of worship).

Pushkar is considered sacred, so many rules that apply within India’s religious sites, apply within the town as a whole.

Consumption of alcohol, meat or eggs is not allowed within 2 km of the Brahma temple. Not that this affects us since we couldn’t eat anything here anyway. Most of the food spots are stalls, kiosk, or in tents and I didn’t want to risk it. Foreigners are always reminded that when in India, only eat at places that look like they have a legitimate kitchen and absolutely not a makeshift one, where many other foreigners are going, places that look clean and that observe proper sanitation, etc.

Everything looked yummy but one can never be complacent with picking out restaurants. We never let our guards down when it came to protecting our bellies!

We spent all early afternoon getting lost and weaving our way through a maze of stalls selling all kinds of goods from pots and lamps to spices, accessories, clothing, handcrafted bags and shoes, instruments, tapestries, etc. Admittely, I have a weakness for moments like this but I kept reminding myself that we really don’t have any room in our luggage for a shopping spree. I equally hated and loved being restricted in a haven like this, surrounded by all things pretty, exotic and cheap.

We spent too much time wandering around the bazaar and temple area with the intention of finding where the camels were kept. Finally we made our way to a more open space and found the stadium.

Sadly, they had the camel shows earlier during the day so we missed it. No losses here though. We were very much satisfied with all our camel sightings and encounters.

The Pushkar camel fair is a livestock festival which happens annually and falls on the Kartik moon according to the Hindu astrological calendar.

Camels from all over Rajasthan, Punjab and beyond will be showcased here and to in an effort to make them more alluring to prospective buyers, they’re decorated in all sorts of colorful pom-poms, elegant cloths, anklets, flowers and flair!

We were offered a lot of camel safari rides but refused each time. Out of the question! Our driver couldn’t understand why. He was upset but in a funny and cute way when he later on asked if we did the infamous tourist activity. We explained to him our stance on animal cruelty, even though we are well aware that the lines on this subject may be blurred and crooked in places and cultures like India’s. But we still tried. I think he understood what we were saying but stiil... ;)

Kartik Poornima is the full moon day and the main day of the fair. This is also where one can catch hundreds of Hindus bathing in Pushkar’s holy lake. The legends say this is the day that Lord Brahma, the creator of the world in Hindu mythology, created the very lake which still stands today.

This was moments before my attention was called by the city guards to tell me that photographs are prohibited. It was only then that it dawned on me.. Of course, because people are bathing here. We people-watched and roamed around for half an hour, observing men and women of all ages and coming from all walks of life praying and doing their rituals.

Wrapping up our Camel Fair adventures in Pushkar

Back in the cab

Budha Pushkar

As per our driver’s suggestion, we stopped by this prayer stadium and sacred ponds. It was not a popular place as we did not see many tourists or locals. So, in absolute silence we walked around and maybe have taken a moment to just gaze at the jade waters and majestic hills surrounding it. A nice way to end our Pushkar adventures before heading back to the city.

Good morning! Another full day in Jaipur to explore!

First stop: City Palace

Jaipur is often referred to by one of its many nicknames; The City of Gates, The Pink City or The Paris of India. However, the present-day metropolis that is modern Jaipur has been built on centuries of history. This is the ‘Land of the Kings’, the realm of maharajas, where majestic forts and opulent palaces are more numerous than anywhere else in India. No wonder why my Disney-adoring little girl heart has been borderline obsessed over seeing this part of India. This day is one of the main reasons I voted for Jaipur to be a part of our trip.

The splendors of Rajasthan’s past are still here to explore. At the centre of Jaipur, the elegant City Palace, still housing the former royal family, is an island of tranquillity.

Here you can enter through the pink outer walls to find a maze-like complex of gardens, courtyards, halls and buildings.

Sarvato Bhadra

The Sarvato Bhadra is a unique architectural feature. The unusual name refers to the building's form: a Sarvato Bhadra is a single-storeyed, square, open hall, with enclosed rooms at the four corners. One use of the Sarvato Bhadra was as the Diwan-e-Khas, or the Hall of Private Audience, which meant the ruler could hold court with the officials and nobles of the kingdom in a more private, intimate space than the grand spaces of the Sabha Niwas in the next courtyard, which was open to more people.

Several rooms

Pritam Niwas Chowk

Here, there are four small gates known as Ridhi Sidhi Pol. These gates are adorned with themes symoblising four different seasons and Hindu gods. At the centre, above each of the gates are miniature carved reliefs in marble dedicated to the respective gods. All four gates have beautiful, embossed brass doors.

I snapped 2 of 4 having grown tired of waiting in line for the rest of our fellow tourist to finish and move on

Mubarak Mahal

There is no doubt that the grounds are an architectural masterpiece. From the pink sandstone architecture in the pavilion, the intricate design of Mubarak Mahal, and the chiselled marble stone structures, the city palace is both elegant and artistic.

Leaving the City Palace on foot, we set off to Hawa Mahal. Surprisingly, Google Maps didn’t let us down. I successfully got us there without getting lost. I didn’t tell Alex but my heart was dancing, bursting with pride and satisfaction.

Absolutely adoring the scenes here

This was a photo snapped after seeing the monkeys squabbling. As we drew closer, we realized that they were shrieking and yelping at something or someone to the opposite side of the road, where a dozen middle-aged tourists were loving and snapping the monkeys in action.

Our theory is that perhaps one of the merchants hurt them in an effort to drive them away from the food/goods that they are selling. We all know how these Macaque’s can be aggressive and are expert thieves. Still not cool to hurt them though :(

The Hawa Mahal / Palace of Winds

We made it! I am shaking and my pulse is picking up again! The marvelous honeycomb facade of the Hawa Mahal looms over a traffic-clogged thoroughfare. The city’s pink-tinted walls are punctuated with 7 imposing, decorative gates. Look further to the right and you will find sprawling hilltop fortresses, Escher-like step wells, and temples left to the care of roaming packs of monkeys.

One of Jaipur’s most iconic and distinctive landmarks, the Hawa Mahal was constructed in 1799 by Maharaja Sawai Pratap Singh as a way to allow ladies of the royal household to watch life on the streets below without being seen themselves. The five-storey tall honeycomb hive facade consists of 953 latticework windows for the ladies viewing pleasure.

For once, we decided to resist yet another tourist trap so we skipped paying for the Palace entrance fee and opted for a more underrated experience. Having googled another way to appreciate the Hawa Mahal, I led Alex to the opposite side of the street and looked for the entrance that would take us to the the Wind View Cafe which have absolute prime spots for viewing the structure’s magnificence to our hearts’ content. Or more like to my heart’s content. I love this day!!!

While trying to figure our where the cafe’s entrance was in the street level, I had another encounter with a young fellow. He and some others, like clockwork, came up to us. I asked if this door leads to the cafe, pointing to the entrance where my GPS brought us. He said yes and went ahead, taking the stairs up before I could say there’s no need to accompany us. On our way up, I thought “Ugh, here we go again. He’s not gonna let us get away without any kind of scheme or something”. It was a very narrow, tight squeeze climb with several flights of winding stairs. He stopped at the second to the last level and directed us to the Tattoo Cafe. I said we were going to the Wind View Cafe. He was being pushy so I stood my ground. He saw that I refused to be swayed and meant it. This had him upset and started acting sour. He says “You come to our home and you do this to us. You are not a good person”. Sounds familiar. Right away, I realized this is a formulaic dance of intimidation and mind games that some of them pull out from their back pocket in situations like this. Again, I apologized to him saying I didn’t mean to offend, explained my side while looking him in the eye. He left without another word. But the unwanted energy sure was lingering and thick as the smog outside.

The city’s bustling streets burst with colour and chaos. Cycle rickshaws weave among clouds of exhaust and soot as they dodge camels, cars and the occasional dawdling elephant. Swarms of motorbikes honk and buzz through the city’s vibrant marketplaces and grand gateways. Not the most relaxing breakfast with a view but we’ll take it!

Heading back to the City Palace to meet with or driver. Another mini adventure because we did not exactly have the name of the spot where he said he’d wait for us. I went by my memory of the small pocket where he said was a parking lot for cabs, marking it in my mind being remotely close to the Jantar Mantar, another tourist spot we opted out. But walking around, I realized that everything started looking alike. If we weren’t pressed for time, I wouldn’t mind getting lost but OMG, I have a serious itinerary and I wanna hit all the remaining spots before the day ends please!! This is our last day in Jaipur, if I haven’t mentioned that already!!!

After about 10mins of me oficially declaring to Alex that I think we’re lost, two girls passed by. I asked, pointing to a direction we haven’t tried yet, if the Jantar Mantar is that way. Giggling they said yes, I thank them with two fruit juices from our backpack and carried on. I wonder what was so funny? Haha!

Jal Mahal

It says a lot about the sheer quantity of beautiful buildings on display in Jaipur that the Jal Mahal, or ‘Water Palace’, isn’t overrun with visitors peering across Man Sagar Lake in the hope of glimpsing it. In any other city, it would be the main tourist draw. At the moment, the palace is undergoing extensive renovations meaning that it cannot be accessed but it is worth stopping off on the road if one is headed to the famous Japur forts.

Jaigarh Fort

An opulent structure built in the early 18th century in the city of Amer and is one of the major forts in Jaipur. It is located next to the magnificent Amber Fort. The main aim for constructing this fort was to protect the Fort of Amber from Invaders.

Breathtaking views!

Wanna see every nook and cranny of this stunning place

The Jaigarh Fort is a majestic stronghold built by Sawan Jai Singh II. This almost-intact fort is surrounded by huge battlements and is connected to the Amer Fort (also called 'Amber' Fort), with subterranean passages. Sadly it’s not accessible to the public.

The fort houses the world's largest cannon on wheels, a majestic palace complex and the assembly hall of the warriors known as 'Shubhat Niwas' along with a museum and an armory. Yeah, we skipped seeing the cannon part hehehe. We have better things to do!

The Amber Fort can be seen at the center of this photo.

The one thing you can see from anywhere in Amer are the huge red sandstone walls of Jaigarh Fort. It may seem endless from certain angles but it is only a total of 3kms long.

Shot and directed by Alex. I approve :)

The watchtower that offers a magnificent view of the landscape below

The stunning Amber Fort which we skipped because it’s too touristy

So ready for our favorite part of the day - food! hahaha

I’ve noticed that the farther we are from the touristy areas, the more authentic, less fuss and not overpriced our meals were. And these are our absolute favorite moments. Don’t get me wrong, we loved and adored about 95% of all our meals on this trip. At times though, as restaurants in busier areas attempt to cater to foreigners and make it universally palatable, the local cuisine almost loses it’s magic.

This is one’s for the books though and this day just kept getting better and better.

As we were finishing up our lunch, a commotion outside drew our and the rest of the diners’ attention. Our eyes fixed at the door and windows, without warning, there came monkeys leaping off roofs and running wild in different directions. Cab drivers, restaurant workers and tourists though laughing fondly at our primate friends were shooing them away from the dining areas.

Like our last few encounters with wild monkeys, we both couldn’t contain our excitement. Alex, as always finished before me so I urged him to go and I’ll catch up with him as soon as I finish and pay our bill.

As if we needed more min-blowing moments from this day... Fam and friends, I present to you the Grey Langur monkeys of Jaigarh Fort!!! WHAAAAT?!?!?!

It took me about 10 more mins to finish my food and find Alex. This is how I found him HAHAHA

Then this happened. I almost dropped to the floor and roll laughing

“NOOOO”

The Grey Langur is a group of Old World Monkeys.

They are large, inhabiting animal and mainly found in the areas which are located in the Indian Subcontinent. These langurs are generally of grey color, with a black face. Male grey langurs are up to 75 cm long and female langurs are 65 cm long

And according to the internet, historically and up to date, these guys at the fort have not harmed any human. They were just doing their own thing, monkeying around, pretty uninterested with us boring humans.

We did witness this particular shameless one who came on to a cab driver walking by who had a bag of Lays chips on hand. Without second thought, the driver surrendered his chips. And I’m not sure if it was already opened or not but the monkey was gorging on it right away.

Old chips thief!

Couldn’t get enough of this mumma and bebeh monkeh. Too precious!!!

These two pups were trying to engage the langurs in a playtime cuddle session but went unnoticed. We saw one in a submissive stance drawing himself close to the monkeys to no avail. Too cute!

As soon as we thought we were done for the day, on our way to the exit, a guard ushered us to what looked like a passageway to a tunnel. At first I wasn’t interested but for whatever reason, we still found ourselves walking into it moments later.

More surprises in store! More halls, courtyards, secret rooms and gardens. The tunnel also led us to what seemed like a hidden room but if you keep going, inside is a puppeteer who’s just waiting to give any one a show. Too content with everything we are experiencing, we passed on that.

It’s worth mentioning though, what an eerie yet fantastical vibe it was in there. I heard females, animated voices talking as I was entering that room but came to only saw one person, a man. In that moment it definitely gave me heebeegeebees. I kept telling Alex it sounded like there were more than one person in there.

With our super lovable and dear driver, Raeez. About 30mins before this picture was taken, all three of us in his cab felt completely lost and desperate in a maze of winding and bumpy roads in the middle of a residential area, passing though the tiniest alleys and roads of our lives which of course, our driver expertly navigated through without a sweat. We were reluctantly moving to another hotel for the night because our hotel messed up our reservations. It was a last minute booking but the good thing is it was right next to Jaipur Airport which we need to be at 8am the following day.

All our GPS kept leading us to vacant lots if not dead ends instead of our newly booked hotel. We couldn’t find a phone number in their website nor in the email confirmation I got from them. We asked a passerby but he has never heard of such hotel. Alex started thinking maybe I got scammed? Oh God. Everyone was tired and this is past the time we agreed with our driver. He patiently kept trying out different formats of our address in his GPS. We asked him to just leave us and we’ll find it by foot. He refused and made a face as if we said the most absurd thing in the world.

I don’t know how but we did find our hotel, enclosed in a gated community. We thank and hug Raeez tight and off he went.

What a day. What an unforgettable chain of experiences, vibrant Jaipur.

#mrmrsbecks

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kha-tees · 7 years ago

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typeusernamehere · 8 years ago

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Retis #3

Rumah banglo putih. Tiga tingkat parasnya, cuba mencakar si langit biru. Bumbung canggih berteknologi solar. Tingkap kaca lutsinar menemani dinding-dinding sunyi. Empat kereta anak jati Jerman. Dua Mercedes, satu BMW, dan satu Audi. Rumput saling menari mengejar cahaya matahari, namun dibunuh harapan oleh si penjaga landscape rumah. Pagar automatik ukiran khas dari hutan Afrika.

Ye, aku mahu cakap ini rumah orang kaya.

Dan ye, tak lain tak bukan, ini rumah puteri suci Melissa jagaan mami.

Matahari nampaknya sudah terbenam, jatuh ditenggelami bumi, dan memberi laluan kepada bulan menyinarkan cahaya pinjaman. Pintu pagar automatik dibuka perlahan-lahan, memberi ruang buat dua manusia menembusinya. Saat kaki mereka melangkah ke luar, kedua-dua identiti itu menoleh ke belakang dan mengangkat tangan kanan masing-masing. Beberapa lambaian lembut diberi buat penghuni rumah, mami, yang sedang berdiri di hadapan pintu istana, loket emas tergantung di lehernya.

Sebuah cariot sudah bersiap sedia disebalik pagar kayu itu, kereta Myvi hitam yang dilengkapi beberapa CD playlist tuan empunya. Pemuda berjanggut nipis memasuki pintu bahagian kanan, pintu para pemandu, diikuti si pemudi berambut perang di pintu berlawanan.

Kunci hijau dan merah diselit di sebalik stereng, satu putaran empat puluh lima darjah ke kanan diberikan dan raungan sakti kereta buatan Malaysia kedengaran. Vince meletakkan kakinya ke pedal yang berkenaan, shift gear ditukar dan perjalanan mereka bermula.

Suasana malam tidak sesekali pun menyenangkan, namun tidak pula buat para pejuang motosikal yang beraksi dengan lambang tiruan kawasan sendiri. Dengan aksi-aksi yang tiada manusia sempat bukukan, mereka meraikan malam tersebut dengan jeritan gembira. Nampaknya, malam ini mereka yang punya.

Dalam masa yang sama, penghuni Myvi hitam turut bergembira. Mungkin tuan empunya tidak bersetuju, namun senyuman lebar dan muka excited penumpang sebelah membuktikan sebaliknya.

"Kau lama tak kat sana nanti?" soal si anak muda.

“Eh kau tahu kan kau kena tunggu situ… Aku kena balik dengan kau, kalau tak mami tak bagi keluar” jelas wanita idola manusia.

"Tapi, dah lewat malam ni. Kau tak rasa ke masa balik nanti mami kau dah tidur?” soalnya sekali lagi.

“Worst case scenario, kalau dia tunggu depan pintu macam mana?” terang Melissa.

“Wow, seram gila mami” perli pemandu kereta.

Tidak lama kemudian, deretan kereta-kereta mewah mula keluar dari bayangan, menampilkan warna metallic-nya atas pantulan cahaya lampu kereta Myvi yang merendah diri. Atmosfera baru juga memperkenalkan diri. Selain daripada musik rancak artis antarabangsa, aroma alkohol dan daun gembira berterbangan di udara. Daun gembira kau tanya? Ala, daun para saintis biologi sibuk mencari di bumi Amsterdam tanpa sekatan kerajaan sendiri.

Sebuah bangunan besar terpapar di hadapan mereka. Empat huruf disusun di dinding luar.

Z. O. U. K

Zouk.

Lelaki berumur dua puluhan itu perlahan-lahan mengangkat kaki dari pedal kuasa selepas mengemas-kini posisi keretanya di kawasan parkir. Apa yang dia mahukan tidak lebih dari title expert parking, impian buat para pemandu dunia.

Sebaik sahaja bunyi klik pintu kereta terdengar, si puteri bersuara.

“Vince, nanti kalau ada orang tanya, kau jawab kau ni bodyguard aku tau.”

“Ye ye. Jomlah. Cepat gerak, cepat habis” rimas si karyawan simpang lima.

Maka bermulalah perjalanan awkward mereka ke pintu masuk kelab pemuas nafsu manusia. Sweater kelabu Badger dan seluar skinny Vince jauh tenggelam daripada sebarang perhatian berbanding dress anggun hitam, rambut rebonding RM270 dan subang treble clef bekas juara X-factor, Melissa.

Setiba di hadapan pintu utama, seorang lelaki berkaca-mata hitam menjemput mereka berdua.

“My Melissa sudah sampai! Apa khabar dear?”

Gila ke apa malam malam buta ni pakai spek mata hitam hah?

“I miss you so much dear! I sihat je ni, dah jom kita start up the party!!!”

Zaman bila punya cool pun aku dah lupa.

Dan Vince? Oh ya, Vince berjalan masuk seperti orang biasa, tiada rakan sambutan, tiada juga semangat liar anak muda. Sementara pasangan baru berasmara di booth privasi dengan dadah dan musik huru-hara, Vince menuju ke bartender. Satu kerusi tanpa tuan dipilih dan segelas air ditempah buatnya.

“Coke, please” ujar Vince.

Dia mengambil beberapa teguk air industri amerika itu sebelum memerhatikan pemandangan sekeliling. Apakah yang difikirkan manusia untuk berbahagia di dalam bangunan sebegini?

Well, mungkin ini semua jawapan mereka untuk menikmati dunia.

Jauh dibuai imaginasi dan persepsi sendiri, satu figura mendekati Vince.

“Eh, go grab yourself some more drinks. Jangan risau, aku bayar” kata wanita berambut perang. Satu senyuman manis diberi sebelum si puteri meneruskan perjalanannya ke tandas. Mungkin menambah make-up di muka, namun tiada sesiapa yang tahu.

Now that was weird.

Enggan diganggu peristiwa yang baru sahaja berlaku, si pemuda mengalihkan pandangannya ke sekumpulan manusia yang sedang enak menari mengikuti irama.

“Yo. Vince, kan? Nama aku Jonny. Aku, balak Mel” introduksi lelaki duniawi.

“Ye, aku boleh agak” jawab Vince.

“Woah, chill lah bro. Kita kat club ni. Enjoy sikit…” tangannya diangkat, cuba mengilustrasi para penari. “Anyway, Mel dah cerita kat aku apa yang tengah berlaku. I just wanna let you know, kau cuba nak tackle dia, kau hadap aku nanti” tarian tangan dan lengan berhenti.

“Jangan risau bro, aku buat semua ni sebab duit. Basic economics” rimas akan tamatnya tarian itu.

Lelaki berkaca-mata kembali ke tempat asalnya, menunjukkan lakonannya menuggu pasangan terkemuka.

Kecewa, bodyguard baru Melissa melangkah keluar dari bangunan puaka itu. Setelah tiba di pintu, tangan kanannya digenggam pemangsa. “Nak pergi mana?” suara lembut puteri jauh lebih kuat dari playlist disk jockey.

“Feeling kinda dizzy. Nak lepak luar sekejap” balas si mangsa.

“Aku pun nak balik dah ni. I'll meet you in the car then” satu lagi senyuman dari pemberi nafkah lima puluh ringgit.

Kali ini, Vince yakin tiada sesiapa lagi yang akan menggangunya. Dia membuka pintu pemandu kereta, earphone Skull Candy dikeluarkan dari saku seluar kiri, dan berjalan jauh dari realiti.

Bukankah nikmat itu dikurniakan buat kita semua.

Si kaya dengan harta, si miskin dengan nyawa.

Jadi biarlah aku bergembira.

Bermain dan berjenaka.

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timesofpakistantoday · 4 years ago

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Dr suffering from coronavirus taking sampling testing in Civil hospital Mirpurkhas

Frontliner pathologist Civil Hospital Mirpurkhas Dr. Habib Memon, who was testing corona patients in Mirpur Khas, got dizzy while testing corona patients. Transferred to the emergency ward of the Civil Hospital in critical condition with severe respiratory distress and head injury and no medical staff available for first aid for doctor and Patient

As information given by Public of Mirpurkhas DR Habib Memon also suffering from coronavirus, city of Mirpur Khas people keep complaining against no availability of doctors in civil hospital Mirpurkhas to operate and take COVID 19 test and no precautions and SPO given by the government of Pakistan following by Civil hospital Mirpur Khas, Public demanding to DHO and DC Mirpur Khas to take serious action against them.

Report by Murk Mari (MPK)

from Blogger http://www.timesofpakistantoday.com/2020/06/dr-suffering-from-coronavirus-taking.html

#latest news

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Kamagra Oral Jelly should be taken within an hour of planned sex and in most cases it helps you to get an erection in about 30 minutes that will last for around 4 hours, provided you are sexually excited. Kamagra Oral Jelly does not work if you are not aroused.

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Kamagra Oral Jelly 100mg contains sildenafil, a phosphodiesterase type 5 (PDE5) inhibitor, used to treat erectile dysfunction in men (impotence). When taken before planned sexual activity, Kamagra Oral Jelly inhibits the breakdown (by the enzyme PDE5) of a chemical called cGMP, produced in the erectile tissue of the penis during sexual arousal, and this action allows blood flow into the penis causing and maintaining an erection. Kamagra Oral Jelly is faster acting that in tablet form as it is absorbed into the blood more rapidly, being effective with 20-45 minutes.

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The most commonly reported side effects when taking Kamagra Oral Jelly include, headache, dizziness, flushing, indigestion, nasal congestion, diarrhoea, rash. More serious side effects include unusual heartbeat, urinary tract infection (stinging or burning urine, more frequent need to pass urine), blood in the urine, changes in vision such as blurring, a blue colour to your vision or a greater awareness of light, persistent headache or fainting, bleeding from the nose.

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You should not use Kamagra Oral Jelly 10mg if you:

are allergic to sildenafil or any ingredients in Kamagra Oral Jelly

are taking any nitrate medication, such as nitroglycerin for angina, as it may lead to a severe drop in blood pressure

have a condition where sexual intercourse inadvisable due to cardiovascular or heart problems or you have had a heart attack or stroke in the last 6 months

have liver disease

have abnormally high or low blood pressure

have an eye disease like non-arteritic anterior ischaemic optic neuropathy (NAION), which causes loss of vision or if you have retinitis pigmentosa

are taking medication that may interact with Kamagra Oral Jelly or may increase your risk for side-effects, including cimetidine for treating ulcers, antibiotics like erythromycin and rifampicin, verapamil or diltiazem (for high blood pressure), ritonavir or saquinavir (for HIV), itraconazole or ketaconazole for fungal infections, alpha-blockers like doxazosin for high blood pressure

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Several medications interact with Kamagra Oral Jelly 100mg and should either not be taken while you are taking Kamagra Oral Jelly or only after discussion and instruction from your doctor:

Drugs that cause a serious reaction with Kamagra Oral Jelly: any nitrate medication, such as nitroglycerin for angina

Drugs that affect Kamagra Oral Jelly: cimetidine for treating ulcers, antibiotics like erythromycin and rifampicin, itraconazole or ketaconazole (for fungal infections), ritonavir or saquinavir (for HIV)

Drugs that are affected by Kamagra Oral Jelly: alpha-blockers like doxazosin for high blood pressure

How should Kamagra Oral Jelly be taken?

You should take your Kamagra Oral Jelly 100mg approximately one hour before sexual activity (between 0.5 and 4 hours) and without food. Squeeze the contents of a single sachet onto a spoon and swallow then drink a glass of water. If you have a large meal before taking your Kamagra Oral Jelly it may take longer to work. Kamagra Oral Jelly is effective for 4-6 hours and you should take no more than sachet per day and only if you plan to have sex.

How long should you take Kamagra Oral Jelly?

You should only take Kamagra Oral Jelly when you plan to have sex; it is not intended as a regular medication.

How should Kamagra Oral Jelly be stored?

You should store your Kamagra Oral Jelly below 25°C in a cool dry place.

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looybi · 2 years ago

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i got slight alcohol poisoning 🤡 I drank sat night and i still felt dizzy and nauseous and between sat night and all Sunday and pretty much today too I threw up 5/6 diff times and im pretty sure I passed out today or had a fever cause I washed my hair this morning at 8 am and when I woke up at 5:30 my hair was oily af BUT I ordered Thai food and I got a large tom kha soup and it’s fucking healing me im broke I can’t go to for ivs

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Heat Stroke: 4 Effective Home Remedies to Beat the Heat

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Heat Stroke: 4 Effective Home Remedies to Beat the Heat

Summer 2017 seems to be getting hotter by the day. With most metro cities hitting temperatures higher than 40-degree C, which is the mark for announcing a heat wave by the Indian Meteorological Department, cases of heat stroke, dehydration, headaches, sun burn and other heat-related health issues are on the rise. The scorching sun rays can bring about various health problems if adequate care is not taken. This is why it is crucial to watch one’s diet, stay indoors and keep hydrated by drinking large amounts of water and summer coolers .Heat stroke is a common problem during peak summer months. It is a condition defined as overheating of the body as a result of prolonged exposure to high temperatures. The most severe form of heat stroke is when your body temperature reaches 40 degrees C or above, when the normal temperature of the body is 37 degrees C. If left untreated, it may cause damage to the brain and other internal organs like heart, kidneys and muscles. Some of the symptoms include, “sudden rise in body temperature, rapid heartbeat which may be either strong or weak, rapid or shallow breathing, unconsciousness, lack of sweat, throbbing headache, dizziness, nausea, vomiting and seizures,” says Dr. Raman Abhi, Additional Director (Internal Medicine) at Fortis Memorial Research Institute in the capital.

“Exposure to heat for a prolonged period increases thirst and fluid loss. This causes dehydration along with weakness, discomfort and anxiety. Some people may feel dizzy, experience a headache or even faint,” says Dr. Sunil Sharma, Madan Mohan Malviya Hospital in New Delhi. It is therefore important to stay hydrated. Apart from water and other summer coolers like aam panna and chaas, you should make citrus fruits your best friend. They are loaded with Vitamin C and antioxidants which work wonders to keep you in the best of health during summers.

To beat the heat, you can resort to several home remedies that work effectively. Here are our top picks:

1. Onion Juice

Onion juice is considered to be one of the best remedies for treating a heat stroke. Ayurvedic practitioners suggest that it should be the first thing you should reach out for to treat a heat stroke. Applying onion juice behind the ears and on your chest can help bring down your body temperature. For therapeutic purposes onion juice is more desirable, but you can roast some raw onions with cumin and honey and have it. Raw onions in chutneys or salads can also cool your system.

2. Herb Infused Water

“The best home remedy for heatstroke includes drinking water infused herbs like Brahmi, Chandan, Khas and Kevda. Brahmi and Chandan have a calming effect on the brain and help in keeping it cool and calm. It also gives you relief from headache, migraine and eye problems caused by excessive exposure to sun. Kevda and Khas have essential oils that help keep the internal organs cool. All of these have important micro nutrients like salt and electrolytes that are alkaline in nature to soothe the body and keep it cool in the scorching heat,” says Dr. Ashutosh Gautam, Clinical Operations and Coordination Manager at Baidyanath. You can drink water infused with these herbs or boil the water with the above mentioned herbs and consume it on a regular basis.

3. Cooling Ingredients like Coriander and Mint Extracting the juice of coriander or mint leaves and drinking it with a pinch of sugar is an easy home remedy to bring down body heat. According to Ayurveda, these herbs have a cooling effect on the body. Some of the other cooling ingredients include tamarind, amchoor (raw mango powder), coriander seeds, cumin and fennel.

4. Sandalwood Paste

Mix some sandalwood powder and apply it on your forehead and chest. Its cooling properties will bring down your body temperature. Alternatively, massage some sandalwood oil on your forehead. You can also use the oil to soothe irritable skin.

Maintaining your body’s electrolyte balance is crucial this time of the year. “In order to prevent being attacked by the heat, make sure you drink plenty of water or have something like lemonade before you step out. In fact, you can make an oral rehydrating solution for yourself, which should be consumed if you plan to stay outdoors for a long time. Mix a teaspoon of sugar, two pinches of salt and one pinch of baking soda or sodium bicarbonate. Take this with about 200 to 300 ml of water. You can also add it in juices or other drinks,” says Dr. Simran Saini, a Delhi-based nutritionist.

Stay hydrated and keep your body cool by wearing loose and comfortable clothes. Make sure you don’t over exert yourself physically in the heat.

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