#organic betel nut

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The Secret to Finding the Best Organic Betel Nut in Bangladesh (With Images)

What is organic betel nut?

Organic betel nut is betel nut that has been grown and processed without the use of synthetic pesticides or fertilizers. Organic betel nut is often seen as being healthier and more sustainable than conventionally grown betel nut.

Benefits of organic betel nut

There are a number of potential benefits to choosing organic betel nut over conventionally grown betel nut. These benefits include:

Reduced exposure to synthetic pesticides and fertilizers: Organic betel nut is grown and processed without the use of synthetic pesticides or fertilizers. This means that consumers of organic betel nut are less likely to be exposed to these chemicals.

Improved soil health: Organic farming practices help to improve soil health. This can lead to healthier plants and better quality betel nut.

Reduced environmental impact: Organic farming practices help to reduce the environmental impact of agriculture. This includes reducing greenhouse gas emissions and water pollution.

Where to find organic betel nut suppliers in Bangladesh

There are a number of organic betel nut suppliers operating in Bangladesh. Some of these suppliers may specialize in organic betel nut, while others may offer organic betel nut as part of a wider range of organic products.

When looking for an organic betel nut supplier in Bangladesh, it is important to do your research and make sure that the supplier is certified organic. This means that the supplier has been inspected and certified by a recognized organic certification body.

Here are a few tips for finding organic betel nut suppliers in Bangladesh:

Ask for recommendations: If you know anyone who consumes organic betel nut, ask them for recommendations for suppliers.

Search online: There are a number of websites where you can search for organic betel nut suppliers in Bangladesh.

Contact organic certification bodies: Organic certification bodies can provide you with a list of certified organic betel nut suppliers in Bangladesh.

List of organic betel nut suppliers in Bangladesh

Here is a list of some of the organic betel nut suppliers operating in Bangladesh:

Bright Areca Ltd.

M/s. Abu Mohammad & Company

Fahim Trade Int.

Refat international Ltd Company

Organic Green Bangladesh

Eco Trade Bangladesh

Nature's Basket Bangladesh

Organic Bangladesh

It is important to note that this is not an exhaustive list of all organic betel nut suppliers operating in Bangladesh. There may be other suppliers that are not listed here.

Organic betel nut is a healthier and more sustainable option than conventionally grown betel nut. There are a number of organic betel nut suppliers operating in Bangladesh. When choosing an organic betel nut supplier, it is important to do your research and make sure that the supplier is certified organic.

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The Secret to Importing High-Quality Betel Nuts for Cheap: A Directory of the Top Exporters

Betel nuts are a popular chewable stimulant in many parts of Asia. They are typically wrapped in a betel leaf with lime paste and other ingredients, and chewed for their stimulating and euphoric effects. Betel nuts are also used in some traditional medicines and religious ceremonies.

Indonesia is the world's largest producer and exporter of betel nuts. Other major betel nut exporting countries include India, Sri Lanka, Thailand, China, Vietnam, and the Philippines.

If you are looking for a reliable betel nut exporter, there are a few things to keep in mind:

Quality: Make sure to choose an exporter that sells high-quality betel nuts. Betel nuts can vary in quality depending on the variety, growing conditions, and processing methods.

Price: Betel nut prices can vary depending on the quality of the nuts and the country of origin. It is important to compare prices from different exporters before you buy.

Reliability: Make sure to choose an exporter that is reliable and has a good track record. You can read reviews from other buyers to get an idea of the exporter's reputation.

Here is a directory of some of the leading betel nut exporters in the world:

Indonesia:

PT. Rezeki Mandiri Global

PT. Agro Future Indonesia

CV. Rezeki Mandiri

CV.GHI

PT. JKL

India:

M/s. ABCD

M/s. EFGH

M/s. IJKL

M/s. MNOP

M/s. PQRS

Sri Lanka:

AKEN LANKA PVT LTD.

ASHOK LANKA EXPORTS

BALAJI VENTURES LANKA PVT LTD.

BESPICE PVT LTD.

BEST DEAL EXPORTERS PVT LTD.

Thailand:

Thai Betel Nut Exporters Association

Thai Chamber of Commerce

Federation of Thai Industries

Thai Food Processors Association

Thailand Rice Exporters Association

China:

China Chamber of Commerce for Import and Export of Foodstuffs, Native Produce and Animal By-Products (CCCFNA)

China National Association of Grain Trade (CNAIT)

China Association for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT)

China Chamber of Commerce of Machinery and Electronics Importers and Exporters (CCCME)

China Food and Beverage Industry Association (CFBIA)

Vietnam:

Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry (VCCI)

Vietnam Food Association (VFA)

Vietnam Association of Seafood Exporters and Producers (VASEP)

Vietnam National Coffee and Cocoa Association (VINACA)

Vietnam Cashew Association (VINACA)

Philippines:

Philippine Coconut Authority (PCA)

Philippine Chamber of Agriculture and Food Inc. (PCAFI)

Philippine Exporters Confederation Inc. (Philexport)

Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PCCI)

Federation of Philippine Industries (FPI)

Malaysia:

Malaysian Palm Oil Council (MPOC)

Malaysian Rubber Board (MRB)

Malaysian Cocoa Board (MCB)

Malaysian Timber Council (MTC)

Malaysian Pineapple Industry Board (MPIB)

Bangladesh:

Bangladesh Export Promotion Bureau (BEPB)

Federation of Bangladesh Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FBCCI)

Bangladesh Chamber of Industries (BCI)

Bangladesh Garment Manufacturers and Exporters Association (BGMEA)

Bangladesh Knitwear Manufacturers and Exporters Association (BKMEA)

Myanmar:

Myanmar Trade Promotion Organization (MTPO)

Myanmar Chamber of Commerce and Industry (UCCI)

Federation of Myanmar Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FMCCI)

Myanmar Rice Exporters Association (MREA)

Myanmar Timber Merchants Association (MTMA)

Papua New Guinea:

Papua New Guinea Investment Promotion Authority (IPPNG)

Papua New Guinea Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PNGCCI)

Manufacturers Council of PNG (MCPNG)

PNG Business Council (PNGCBC)

PNG Exporters Association (PNGEX)

Taiwan:

Taiwan Bureau of Foreign Trade (BOFT)

Chinese National Association of Industry and Commerce (CNAIC)

Taiwan Confederation of Industries (TCI)

Taiwan Electrical and Electronic Manufacturers Association (TEEMA)

Taiwan Textile Federation (TTF)

Conclusion

This is just a small sample of the many betel nut exporters around the world. When choosing an exporter, it is important to consider the quality of the nuts, the price, and the exporter's reputation. You can also contact the

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Loose threads and various trivia from the Poppy War series that I can't stop thinking about

I'm writing this because I have very little time to write at the moment so I won't be able to fit all these elements into the Poppy War fic I'm writing but I still have to get it out of the system because the amount of detail is insane.

DrUgS!

Ancient Chinese medicine in general is full of hallucinogenic and poisonous plants that were dosed very carefully, but shamans used them to talk to the gods, and the most common ones were:

The fly agaric mushroom: the mushroom that Chaghan and Qara gave to Kitay and Rin for the anchor ritual.

The ephedra plant: it was generally drunk in the form of tea and I think it's the liquid from the flask Jiang gives Rin in the first book when he sends her to meditate in the forest since Rin describes its effects not as a high but more as the beneficial effects of the plant in question.

The datura plant: it's extremely poisonous and was used in small amounts for its powerful hallucinogenic effects and sometimes its flowers are a blue-violet so I think it's the famous blue powder that Chaghan carries around in a small bottle although I couldn't find anything claiming it was used in that form. On that note, one of the candidates for Chaghan's drug is also cannabis, which was also used by Taoist monks and nomadic peoples from which I assume Hinterlands are inspired and, although they are modern hybrids, there are blue variants of this plant so it could be an artistic license from Kuang.

Betel nut tree: as Shiro experiments on Altan and Rin rants that the introduction of the Speerly to opium was an idea of the Red Emperor to make them addicted to Nikan and that previously their people used the bark of a tree without specifying which one. I think this is the tree in question although in reality, it is the nuts that are consumed because in addition to being the fourth most commonly used psychoactive substance after tobacco, alcohol, and caffeinated drinks, according to the World Health Organization, it energizing effects prevent fatigue and thirst so the famous fame of the Speerly warriors, at least those in Tearza's time, perhaps also stemmed from this as well as the brutal training regime and the legend of its origin is also very much linked to the Speerly eyes.

2.The Different Peoples of Nikan

I will only talk about Speerly and Hinterlanders otherwise I will never stop writing.

Speerly: As I mentioned above, the Tiwanese legend of the birth of the Betel Tree is linked to the inspiration for the red eyes of our phoenix warriors. According to the legend of the Paiwan tribe, one day a child with red eyes was born in a village, who killed any living thing with a glance. In the end Pali, this is the child's name, after finally integrating himself into the village and using the power of his eyes in wars between the other tribes, will be put to death after accidentally killing children but a friend of his notices that a betel nut tree was born on Pali's grave, the fruits of which are as wide and red as the boy's eyes that will protect the people of the village from then on. Now, what do you do with an intriguing legend about a red-eyed boy whose death essentially gave rise to a light drug tree? Apparently Kuang's answer was an entire red-eyed people reaching out to their murderous goddess via a drug of the colour of their eyes. I love this woman.

Hinterlanders: Rather than being one of a single people they are a sort of confederation of clans inspired by the Huns and the Mongols but I find it fascinating that many have light eyes and hair isn't an artistic license by the author to make them more 'shamanic' like most fantasy writers do because apparently a lot of ancient nomadic Asian ethnic groups had light eyes and hair. I used to think it was incredibly rare and more a thing of the descendants of peoples who lived near the Silk Road or the European border.

3.The Dragon

The Dragon is a Yao not a God.

I know Chaghan has already explained this, but many seem to forget about it, while I who had read Poppy War because I was in abstinence of Wuxia like MoDaoZuShi started shouting IS A FUKING Yao! and suddenly Nezha's whole speech about how it's not like Rin suddenly makes sense. Because Yao are often confused with Magical Beasts or Gods but Yao is a broad term for any animal, plant or even inanimate object that has gained spiritual awareness and magical powers. In this case, as Chaghan explained, an animal has absorbed the power of the Caves (if we want to speak in terms of theology or even Wuxia it would be Qi or even Mana if you prefer) which are one of those places where the veil between the two worlds thins and supposedly filled with the power of the real Rain Dragon and has become the 'Dragon'. But he is not a god because, as has already been said in the trilogy, true gods do not have material bodies. This can be confirmed in the story Vaisra tells Nezha about the shaman Yu who suggests that he has turned into the Dragon when in fact he may have been eaten and absorbed into the 'collection' of the Yao because in The Nine Curves River, a story by Kuang in the collection The Books of Dragons, she suggests the Yao existed before Yu's time because she makes no mention of Yu's legend but instead it is a fisherman who becomes the dragon in one of the versions.

The Dragon (Yao) is a Yinglong

The story of the Cave Dragon that Vaisra tells Nezha is inspired by the story of the legendary King Yu, founder of the Xia Dynasty who, according to the story, controlled the flooding of the Yellow River thanks to a Yinglong a very powerful water dragon that had lost its wings to kill a drought demon. This dragon is also related to the eels, through a connection that I honestly didn't understand, at least as Wikipedia explained it, and it relates back to how Rin sees him when he attacks the cave, because at least to me he reminds me of a giant eel.

Maybe the Yin sacrifice their children to the Yao

Okay I know, it sounds absurd, now I'll explain. Also in The Nine Curves River it is understood that it is set before the reign of the Red Emperor (the monks still operate) and the people of Arlong sacrifice the most beautiful people they can find in times of severe drought. Now there is no reference to anything like this in the era in which Poppy War is set but something may have changed when Yu was the one bound to the Yao in Dragon form, because in the story it is referred to that Yu would not allow anyone else to suffer, and in The Nine Curves River the Yao can cause an abnormal and prolonged drought until the sacrifice has been made but not in the times we are shown. So Yu did something that kept the Yao at bay for over a thousand years after his death or the Yin family sacrifice their children in secret. I have this theory that the Yin took it upon themselves to nurture what they thought was a God for the sake of their people after all forms of worship had been banned and, since in The Nine Curves River it is specified that the sacrificed people must go there voluntarily (perhaps a limitation imposed by the fact that even real gods cannot invade the minds of shamans unless the latter want them to and so a Yao who feeds on their power cannot go out and eat whoever they want whenever they want) the Yin Lords of the past would have piqued the curiosity of the sacrificable children to make them go to the Grotto voluntarily and the Yao would accept them as offerings and prevent the drought. So Vaisra knew that one of his sons would be eaten? Hell yes. Or at least he hoped that Yu's legend had some truth to it (knowing Riga) and that he would end up with at least one son turned into a Dragon to use for his revolution. As they say, be careful what you wish for.

Mingzha was not devoured by accident

Of course the whole theory above is dismantled when Nezha tells Yao that he was so hungry that he hadn't even thought of keeping Mingzha for himself and had devoured him straight away and that Nezha would go with him, presumably to do what Yu did (perhaps he had intuited something that is not told) to keep him at bay for so long. But hunger may not have been Yao's only reason for choosing to eat the child. Mingzha is presented to us with gold bracelets and anklets that are good luck charms for children, and so far nothing strange apart from the potential to be a heartbreak parallel for Nezha's handcuffs. But in The Nine Curves River the author implies that all Dragon sacrifices are marked with gold bracelets and anklets, so when the Yao chose Mingzha it was because he thought he was a sacrifice to be devoured.

The Red Emperor and Yu were like Nezha and Yin.

Me with a really crazy theory? More likely than you think.

So from what I understand even though it's not specified, the Yao doesn't eat all his sacrifices otherwise people like Yu and Nezha and the Fisherman wouldn't exist, even in legend. Maybe he plays with his food or maybe he has to give a fraction of his power in return, unfortunately we don't have enough elements to determine this but in Yu's legend there is a reference to the fact that the Dragon Province had become unlivable due to the currents and climate towards the end of the Red Emperor's reign, giving us a very specific time window in which to place the tale, which is strange in itself, but also makes a heavy implication (at least to me) that it was the Emperor's presence that made Arlong prosperous and, towards the end of his life, the work of his 'sacrifice' tapered off until Yu took his place.

Now, why do I think the Red Emperor was a Yin? Because Kuang loves to make us suffer and since Rin is Tearza's descendant it would make sense for Nezha to be a descendant of the Red Emperor but also for a few other reasons: Kitay says that the aunts and cousins of the Yin Clan were chosen as concubines of the Emperors and if the intrigue of the Harem didn't go out of fashion it wasn't just because of their beauty, women related to Kings and Emperors were a useful chess piece in political machinations. The coat of arms of House Yin is a dragon and speaking of historical reality the only ones who could wear the dragon on their robes or as a family crest were the Emperors and his family. Reference is made to the fact that there were no survivors of his lineage almost too insistently, just as there is no reference to Tearza's lineage until she calls Rin my blood. The Yin have the Imperial Seal that was thought to be lost. I'm pretty sure the Red Emperor is historically the equivalent of Emperor Qin Shi Huang, whose birth name was Ying Zheng and well . . . I know the Ying character and the Yin character are different but they sound similar and from a plot point of view the Red Emperor's remaining descendants could have hidden themselves by changing surnames but still one that had a resemblance to the one of origin or a side branch of the family, the possibilities are many. Lastly, he might be right about the Yin feeding their children to the Yao in Dragon form.

As for Yu, I think he was another yin descendant because, at least in the Italian version, Nezha seems to know that Yu is his ancestor.

That's all for now, at least until I find the rest of my notes. If any of this inspires you to write something I would love to have a little credit, even a small one, and oh. . .I definitely want to read it, or if you want to go in the rabbit hole with me don't be shy

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Areca Nut Market Report: Opportunities and Challenges (2023-2032)

The global demand for areca nut was valued at USD 854.5 million in 2022 and is expected to reach USD 1272.13 million in 2030, growing at a CAGR of 5.10% between 2023 and 2030.

The areca nut, often referred to as betel nut, is the seed of the areca palm (Areca catechu), commonly found in Southeast Asia, South Asia, and parts of the Pacific Islands. Traditionally chewed alone or wrapped in betel leaves with slaked lime and other additives, the areca nut has deep cultural and social significance in many Asian communities. It is known for its mild stimulant effects, which are similar to caffeine and nicotine, providing a sense of alertness and well-being. However, regular consumption has been linked to serious health risks, including oral cancer, gum disease, and dependency issues. Beyond its traditional use, the areca nut is also processed into various commercial products, including powdered forms, which are used in certain medicines and cultural ceremonies. While its consumption remains popular in certain regions, growing awareness of its health impacts has led to regulatory restrictions and public health campaigns in several countries.

The areca nut market is influenced by several key trends, reflecting shifts in consumer demand, regulatory developments, and cultural practices. Major trends include:

Rising Demand in Traditional Markets: Demand for areca nuts remains high in countries where it is culturally significant, such as India, Bangladesh, Myanmar, and parts of Southeast Asia. In these regions, it is traditionally consumed with betel leaves and used in ceremonies, festivals, and social gatherings.

Increasing Regulatory Scrutiny and Health Awareness: Many countries are tightening regulations on areca nut products due to health risks, including links to oral cancer and gum disease. This is especially seen in South Asia, where some regions have imposed restrictions on flavored areca nut products targeted at younger consumers.

Expansion into Chewing and Confectionery Markets: Areca nut producers are diversifying product offerings, incorporating areca nut into chewing products and sweets, such as flavored pan masala, to attract broader consumer bases in traditional markets.

Growth in Export Markets: The areca nut is increasingly exported to markets with significant South Asian diaspora populations, such as the Middle East, Europe, and North America. This trend supports a growing international market, particularly among immigrant communities who maintain traditional chewing practices.

Shift Toward Processed and Packaged Products: Processed areca nut products, including sweetened and flavored varieties, are becoming popular, catering to consumers looking for convenience. Packaging innovations improve shelf life and portability, expanding market reach.

Sustainable and Organic Cultivation Practices: As environmental awareness grows, some areca nut producers are adopting sustainable and organic cultivation methods. Certification as organic and sustainable appeals to environmentally conscious consumers, especially in niche markets.

Technological Advancements in Processing: Improved drying, curing, and flavoring techniques are enhancing product quality and variety, catering to evolving consumer preferences for taste and texture. These advancements also help meet quality standards in export markets.

Research into Alternative Uses: Growing research on areca nut’s potential medicinal and industrial applications has sparked interest in alternative uses, such as in traditional medicines, natural pesticides, and biodegradable products, creating new market avenues.

Impact of Digital Marketing and E-commerce: The rise of e-commerce and digital platforms has increased the accessibility of areca nut products, allowing producers to reach global markets and attract consumers outside traditional geographies.

Influence of Cultural Awareness Campaigns: Efforts to educate consumers on the health risks associated with areca nut consumption are influencing demand, with some governments launching campaigns to discourage youth from using areca nut products.

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Key Players

Shri Ganesh Prasad Traders

Swastika International

The Campco Ltd.

Vietdelta Industrial Co., Ltd

Sri Vinayaka Betelnut Traders

GM Group

PT. Ruby Privatindo

The areca nut market offers several growth opportunities, driven by expanding demand in traditional regions, export markets, and innovation in product applications. Key growth opportunities include:

Expansion in International Markets: With significant South Asian diaspora populations in regions such as the Middle East, Europe, and North America, there is growing demand for areca nut products abroad. Exporting to these areas allows producers to tap into a global market of consumers who seek traditional areca nut products.

Diversification into Chewing and Confectionery Products: Innovative product lines, such as flavored or sweetened areca nut chews and confectioneries, can attract younger consumers in traditional markets while also catering to those who prefer modernized forms of traditional products.

Development of Healthier and Low-Risk Products: Given the health concerns associated with areca nut consumption, there is potential to create products with reduced health risks, such as by modifying formulations or offering alternatives with lower carcinogenic properties to appeal to health-conscious consumers.

Sustainable and Organic Product Lines: Certification in organic and sustainable farming practices appeals to environmentally conscious and health-focused consumers. This approach could open doors in niche markets both domestically and internationally, where organic products are highly valued.

Growth in E-commerce and Digital Sales Channels: Expanding online sales channels can make areca nut products more accessible, especially to international consumers. E-commerce platforms allow producers to reach wider audiences and offer convenient purchasing options for traditional and new consumers alike.

Research and Development in Alternative Applications: There is untapped potential in alternative uses of the areca nut, such as in traditional medicines, natural pesticides, biodegradable products, and cosmetic applications. Investing in R&D to develop these applications could open new revenue streams and market segments.

Targeted Marketing for Cultural and Social Uses: Areca nuts play an essential role in cultural and ceremonial practices. Leveraging cultural marketing strategies can help promote products for use in traditional ceremonies, festivals, and events, particularly in export markets.

Collaborations with Health and Food Research Institutes: Collaborating with research organizations can help establish safer consumption methods, which may mitigate health concerns and encourage wider acceptance of areca nut products.

Technological Advancements in Processing and Packaging: Improved processing and packaging technology can extend product shelf life and enhance quality, appealing to both traditional consumers and new markets. Innovations in flavor and texture through advanced processing methods also open doors to product differentiation.

Promotion of Eco-Friendly Bioproducts: The by-products of areca nut farming, such as areca husk and leaves, can be developed into eco-friendly, biodegradable products like utensils, packaging materials, and handicrafts, aligning with the increasing demand for sustainable alternatives.

Segmentation

By Variety of Areca Nuts

Green Areca Nuts

Dried Areca Nuts

By End-Use and Consumptions

Chewing

Processing for Extracts

Traditional Medicine

By Processed Products

Areca Nut Supari

Areca Nut Extracts

By Cultural and Traditional Use

Religious and Ceremonial Use

Social and Recreational Use

By Health and Regulatory Factors

Health Concerns

Regulations

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How to Make Sperm Stronger for Pregnancy:Tips and Strategies

You might not know that when the quality of men’s sperm is poor or the sperm count is low, the female partner faces difficulty in conceiving.

Many couples now face problems getting pregnant. It is mostly believed that women face difficulty in conceiving due to some fertility problem, whereas this is not entirely true.

For pregnancy, the quality of the male partner’s sperm is as important as ovulation, timely egg formation and regular menstrual cycle.

If for some reason the quality of the male partner’s sperm is poor or the sperm count is low, then the female partner faces difficulty in conceiving.

Have you ever thought that along with the happiness and peace of our life, the beginning of a new life is also the most special event of our life? And when it comes to new life, it starts with sperm. This itself tells us what the importance of sperm can be.

Some safe ways to increase sperm:

Consuming a nutritious diet: Your diet can directly affect the health of your sperm. Consume a substantial quantity of fresh fruits, vegetables, and whole grains.

Protein and Vitamin Rich Diet: Protein and vitamins can help improve sperm count. Eat eggs, fish, milk products etc.

Consumption of hidden metals: Hidden metals like water chestnuts, peanuts, and pumpkin seeds can increase sperm count.

Regular exercise: Doing regular exercise can improve health as well as sperm count.

Rest and sleep: Getting the right amount of sleep is also important for sperm count.

Stay away from tobacco and alcohol: Avoid tobacco and alcohol consumption, as they can harm the health of sperm.

Keep your weight balanced: Excessive or extremely underweight can cause problems in sperm count.

Consumption of naturally nutritious betel nuts: Betel nuts contain a good amount of vitamins and minerals which can increase the amount of sperm.

Minimise the use of briefs: Briefs have been linked to difficulties in sperm growth, therefore it is recommended to opt for loose and cotton underwear in lieu of briefs.

Taking home remedies: Many home remedies can also help in increasing sperm count, such as asparagus, ashwagandha and kaunch seeds.

Enhancing Sperm Count with Natural Supplements: Incorporating natural supplements, such as fish oil and sperm boosters, into one’s routine can potentially aid in increasing sperm count.

Follow a healthy lifestyle: Your lifestyle directly impacts the health of your sperm. Quit tobacco and alcohol, eat right, exercise regularly etc.

Most Important Human: According to information from the World Health Organization, practising yoga makes your body healthy and positive and can also improve the health of your sperm.

With a systematic sex partner: Having a regular sexual partner can positively impact sperm count. It is also important to prioritize your own happiness as it can have an influence on the health of your sperm. Engaging in activities that bring you joy and fulfillment can contribute to maintaining optimal sperm health.

Fibre-rich diet: Consuming a fibre-rich diet improves your digestion and can also improve sperm count.

Hidden Superfoods: Consuming hidden superfoods like sesame seeds, apricots, and dates can increase sperm count.

Frequently Asked Questions

What factors contribute to sperm strength?

Eat eggs, fish, milk products etc. Consumption of hidden metals: Hidden metals like water chestnuts, peanuts, and pumpkin seeds can increase sperm count. Regular exercise: Doing regular exercise can improve health as well as sperm count.

How can lifestyle changes improve sperm quality?

Make these 5 changes in lifestyle to maintain better sperm quality:

Avoid Heat

Do yoga regulerly

Physical activity and walking

proper sleep

balanced diet

Are there any specific dietary recommendations for boosting sperm strength?

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The Sweet Success of Paan: Exploring the Growth of the Paan Franchise Industry

In the vibrant tapestry of Indian culinary delights, few offerings stand out quite like paan. This iconic combination of betel leaf, areca nut, and an assortment of aromatic ingredients has been a beloved tradition for centuries, cherished for its unique blend of flavors and cultural significance. However, in recent years, paan has undergone a remarkable transformation, evolving from a street-side delicacy to a thriving industry of Paan franchises in India. In this blog, we’ll delve into the sweet success of Paan King and explore the growth of the paan franchise industry.

A Tradition Reinvented

Paan, in its traditional form, has been a staple of Indian culture for generations. From weddings and festivals to everyday indulgences, paan holds a special place in the hearts of millions across the country. However, with changing tastes and preferences, entrepreneurs have seized the opportunity to reinvent this age-old tradition, offering innovative twists on the classic paan recipe.

The Rise of Paan Franchises

The emergence of the Paan franchise model in India marks a significant shift in the way this timeless delicacy is enjoyed and experienced. What once was confined to street-side stalls and corner shops has now expanded into a thriving industry, with paan franchises popping up in malls, shopping centers, and high-traffic areas across the country. This transformation has not only elevated the status of paan but has also created new opportunities for aspiring entrepreneurs looking to enter the food and beverage sector.

Innovation and Creativity

One of the driving forces behind the growth of the Paan King being the Best banarasi paan franchise in the industry is the spirit of innovation and creativity. Franchise owners are constantly experimenting with new flavors, ingredients, and presentation styles to appeal to a diverse audience. From fruity concoctions to chocolate-infused treats, the possibilities are endless when it comes to reinventing the traditional paan experience. This willingness to push the boundaries of convention has helped Paan franchises attract a new generation of enthusiasts while retaining the essence of this cultural icon.

Meeting Modern Demands

In addition to offering innovative flavors and presentations, our Paan franchises all over India are also catering to modern consumer demands for convenience and accessibility. By setting up shop in high-traffic areas and adopting streamlined service models, franchises are making it easier than ever for customers to indulge in their favorite paan creations on the go. This shift towards convenience has broadened the appeal of paan beyond its traditional audience, attracting urban dwellers, tourists, and young professionals alike.

Embracing Health and Wellness

Another trend driving the growth of the paan franchise industry is the increasing emphasis on health and wellness. Recognizing the demand for healthier alternatives, many franchises are offering low-sugar, organic, and even vegan-friendly Paan options to cater to health-conscious consumers. By sourcing high-quality ingredients and focusing on freshness and authenticity, paan franchises are redefining the perception of this beloved treat as a guilt-free indulgence.

ConclusionAs the Paan franchise industry continues to evolve and expand, the future looks brighter than ever. With a growing consumer base, a spirit of innovation, and a commitment to quality and authenticity, Paan King franchises are poised to become an integral part of the Indian culinary landscape for years to come. Whether you’re a seasoned entrepreneur looking for a new venture or a paan enthusiast eager to explore new flavors and experiences, the sweet success of paan awaits. For more about our franchise model, you can visit our website.

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Unveiling the Significance of Thamboolam Bags in South Indian Culture

Introduction:

In the rich tapestry of South Indian culture, Thamboolam bags hold a special place. These beautifully adorned bags, often filled with a symbolic combination of betel leaves, betel nuts, turmeric, and other auspicious items, are an integral part of religious and cultural ceremonies. In this article, we will explore the deep-rooted significance of Thamboolam bags and their role in South Indian traditions.

Thamboolam Bags: A Symbol of Auspiciousness

Thamboolam bags are vibrant and meticulously crafted pouches that signify prosperity, good luck, and divine blessings. Traditionally made with cloth, these bags are adorned with intricate embroidery, beads, mirrors, and other embellishments, reflecting the cultural heritage of South India.

The Ritualistic Importance of Thamboolam Bags

Thamboolam bags play a pivotal role in various religious and cultural ceremonies. They are offered to guests and attendees as a mark of hospitality and reverence. The contents of these bags, including betel leaves, betel nuts, turmeric, and vermilion, hold symbolic meanings. Betel leaves represent longevity, betel nuts signify fertility and abundance, turmeric denotes purity, and vermilion represents marital bliss.

Thamboolam Bags in Weddings and Religious Ceremonies

Weddings in South India are incomplete without Thamboolam bags. These bags are distributed to guests as a token of gratitude for their presence and blessings. They are also given during festivals, religious rituals, and auspicious occasions such as housewarming ceremonies. The act of offering Thamboolam bags symbolizes the host's desire to share their joy and prosperity with others.

Preserving Tradition: The Role of Thamboolam Bags Today

Despite the advent of modernization, Thamboolam bags continue to be an essential part of South Indian culture. They serve as a reminder of the region's rich heritage and are passed down through generations. In addition to weddings and religious events, Thamboolam bags are also used in cultural programs and community gatherings, further strengthening the bonds within the community.

Sustainable Celebrations: Thamboolam Bags by Seed Balls

Seed Balls, a renowned eco-friendly brand committed to sustainability, has embraced the cultural significance of Thamboolam bags. With a mission to promote eco-consciousness, Seed Balls has introduced a range of Thamboolam bags made from organic and biodegradable materials. These bags are not only exquisite in design but also contribute to a greener planet.

Read More: Embracing Nature: How Plantable Notebooks Connect Us to the Environment

Conclusion:

Thamboolam bags have transcended time and continue to be cherished in South Indian culture. Their elaborate craftsmanship and symbolic contents make them an integral part of weddings, religious ceremonies, and cultural events. Through initiatives like Seed Balls, the significance of Thamboolam bags is being preserved while promoting sustainability, reminding us of the beauty and depth of South Indian traditions.

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India Oral Care: Nurturing Healthy Smiles Across the Nation

Oral care is an essential aspect of maintaining overall health and well-being. In India, oral health has gained increasing attention in recent years as people recognize its impact on individual confidence, social interactions, and overall quality of life. In this article, we will delve into the significance of oral care in India, the challenges faced, and the steps being taken to promote healthy smiles across the nation.

The Significance of Oral Care:

Oral care plays a crucial role in preserving oral health and preventing dental diseases. Poor oral hygiene can lead to dental caries (cavities), gum disease, bad breath, and other oral health issues. Moreover, research has shown that oral health is linked to overall health, with connections to cardiovascular disease, diabetes, respiratory infections, and preterm births. Thus, a focus on oral care is vital for the well-being of individuals and the nation as a whole.

Challenges in Oral Care:

India faces several challenges when it comes to oral care:

a. Lack of Awareness: Many individuals, especially in rural areas and marginalized communities, lack awareness about the importance of oral care and the connection between oral health and overall health. This lack of knowledge hinders the adoption of proper oral hygiene practices.

b. Inadequate Access to Dental Care: Accessibility to quality dental care remains a challenge in India, particularly in remote areas. Limited dental clinics, shortage of dental professionals, and affordability issues create barriers for individuals seeking preventive and curative dental services.

c. Traditional Practices: Traditional practices, such as the use of tobacco and betel nut, are prevalent in some parts of India. These practices contribute to a higher risk of oral diseases, including oral cancer.

Government Initiatives:

The Government of India has recognized the importance of oral care and has implemented several initiatives to address the challenges:

a. National Oral Health Program: The government has launched the National Oral Health Program to improve oral health across the country. The program focuses on creating awareness, strengthening oral health infrastructure, training dental professionals, and providing affordable dental services, especially in rural areas.

b. School Dental Health Programs: Oral health education and preventive measures are being integrated into school curricula to instill good oral hygiene habits among children. Dental health camps are organized in schools to provide basic oral health screenings and treatments.

c. Community Health Workers: Community health workers, such as Accredited Social Health Activists (ASHAs), are being trained to educate communities about oral hygiene practices and facilitate access to dental care.

Dental Industry and NGOs:

The dental industry and non-governmental organizations (NGOs) play a significant role in promoting oral care in India. They work towards:

a. Awareness and Education: Conducting oral health awareness campaigns, seminars, and workshops to educate the public about oral hygiene practices, proper brushing techniques, and the importance of regular dental check-ups.

b. Outreach Programs: Organizing free dental camps in rural and underserved areas, providing preventive care, dental treatments, and distributing oral hygiene kits.

c. Affordable Dental Care: Some NGOs collaborate with dental professionals to offer affordable or free dental services to low-income individuals who cannot access regular dental care.

Personal Responsibility:

Individuals also play a crucial role in maintaining good oral health:

a. Regular Oral Hygiene Practices: Practicing proper oral hygiene, including brushing teeth twice a day, using fluoride toothpaste, flossing daily, and using mouthwash.

b. Healthy Dietary Choices: Limiting sugary and acidic food and beverages, which contribute to dental decay. Encouraging the consumption of fresh fruits, vegetables, and dairy products that promote oral health.

c. Regular Dental Check-ups: Scheduling regular visits to a dentist for preventive check-ups, cleanings, and early detection of oral health issues.

Conclusion:

Oral care in India is gaining recognition as a crucial component of overall health. While challenges persist, initiatives by the government, dental industry, and NGOs are striving to promote awareness, improve access to dental care, and enhance oral hygiene practices. By embracing personal responsibility and working collectively, India can nurture healthy smiles and improve the oral health of its citizens, contributing to a happier and more vibrant nation.

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10 Best Mouth Cancer Treatment Hospitals In India

Oral cancer cases account for 30% of total cancer cases in India. In women, 10.4% of all cancers are usually oral and are the second most common cancer in India. Mouth cancer is more common in rural areas of the country. Almost 14 lakh new oral cancer cases were detected last year in India alone. Early diagnosis of oral cancer is the only way to ensure a cure. Oral cancer is determined to be due to the human papillomavirus, alcohol use, betel nut, tobacco smoke components, chewing tobacco, asbestos, stem cell transplantation, and premalignant lesions. There are many other factors that are yet to be found out and could be responsible for it.

Oral cancer management would include surgery/neck management/ radiotherapy/ immunotherapy/targeted drug therapy/ chemotherapy along with rehabilitation. Cancer could be in the tongue, roof of the tongue, lips, the inner lining of the cheeks, mouth floor, gums, or cancer in the corner of the mouth. Oral cancer treatment can easily cost one around 4-5 lakhs. White or red speckles in the mouth, throat soreness, ear pain, facial numbness or pain, vocal changes, swallowing/ chewing, or speaking problems are some of the warning signs which indicate something is wrong.

Sarcomas, adenocarcinomas, lymphomas, and oral malignant melanomas are some of the types of oral cancer, and squamous cell carcinoma is the most common type of oral cancer found in people. The oral cancer survival rate in early stages is 80%-90% and thus being alert is the only way to detect it early to cure it completely.

Some of the best hospitals where you can get it treated in the best possible way are listed below for your convenience.

Top most oral cancer surgery hospitals in India

Standard hospitals against oral cancer are listed below for your reference.

1. Medanta - The Medicity, Gurgaon

CyberKnife technology, tomotherapy H-D, and Linear accelerators are some of the Avant technologies used in the hospital to treat oral cancer patients. Integrated brachytherapy units, Da Vinci surgical techniques, volumetric arc therapy, SBRT/SRS technology, and IGRT (image-guided radiotherapy) are some of the advanced therapeutic approaches that can be used based on the requirements of the patient. PET and C.T. scans are some of the standard testing techniques used by the hospital to detect oral cancer patients.

Address: CH Baktawar Singh Road, Sector 38, Gurugram, Haryana 1220

2. Columbia Asia Referral Hospital, Yeswanthpur, Bangalore

Usually, a proper diagnosis, clean surgery, prophylaxis, proper radiotherapy, and chemotherapy are possible within the hospital. They too have C.T. (computed tomogram) and advanced PET (positron emission tomogram) and MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) technology. The hospital also has specialized surgical facilities.

Address: 26/4, Brigade Gateway, Beside Metro, Malleswaram West, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560055

3. SL Raheja Hospital, Mumbai

An appropriate tumor board, proper treatment plan, targeted, hormonal, chemo, or immunotherapies are some of the facilities available within the hospital. Surgery is an essential part of oral cancer. Once the tumor board fixes the treatment regime for the patient, specialized surgeries are planned using specific modern equipment like Cyberknife technology and so on.

Address: Raheja Rugnalaya Marg, Mahim (West), Mumbai, Maharashtra 400016

4. Aster Medcity, Kochi

The hospital is a quaternary healthcare hospital present in Kochi, a flagship hospital of Aster D.M. Healthcare. The hospital provides medical/surgical/radiation oncology/ palliative care.

Targeted therapy, biotherapy, metronomic chemotherapy, and oral or complex chemotherapy agents can be administered to patients comfortably in this hospital as per requirements.

Address: Kuttisahib Road Cheranalloor, South Chittoor, Kochi, Kerala 682027

5. Apollo Hospitals Chennai

Apollo Hospitals Chennai is one of the premier organizations where every year, thousands of patients get treated for oral cancer from all across the country.

They can comfortably put you through advanced surgical procedures and also help you make appropriate therapeutic choices.

Address: No.46, 7th street, Tansi Nagar, Velachery, Chennai - 600 042

6. Sarvodaya Hospital, Faridabad

PET CT, Gamma camera, 6D LINAC, and international radiology are some of the specialties one can avail of in this hospital. Best surgery techniques & therapeutic options are provided to patients when the tumor board plans treatment.

Address: Sec-19, Gopi Colony Old Faridabad, Faridabad, Haryana 121002

7. Artemis Hospital, Gurgaon

The hospital can help in getting you the best possible treatment and surgery. PET scan, C.T. scan, other complex diagnostic procedures, and different therapy patterns are possible within the hospital. Brachytherapy and image-guided radiotherapy are some of the best technologies used by the hospital to treat patients.

Address: Sector 51, Gurugram,

8. Tata Memorial Hospital, Mumbai

The innovation of "extra cut" is a process that has been tried in this hospital alone. India has the highest number of oral cancer patients in the world so far. So patients have to undergo neck dissection to verify if they have oral cancer.

Volumetric arc therapy, SBRT/SRS technology, IGRT (image-guided radiotherapy), MRI, PET, CT, and brachytherapy is possible almost free of cost with this hospital.

Address: Dr E Borges Road, Parel, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400012

9. Christian Medical College and Hospital, Vellore, Tamil Nadu

One of the best care can be availed with the oncologists and nurses serving and taking care of the patients in this hospital. Brachytherapy, CT, PET scans and MRI (magnetic resonance imaging), biopsy, volumetric arc therapy, SBRT/SRS technology, and IGRT (image-guided radiotherapy) is possible with the hospital too.

10. Indian Cancer Society of Mumbai

The hospital can provide you with good care, can suggest appropriate cancer treatments and surgery facilities, and also helps you get back to normal after overcoming the disease.

To conclude, we would say that no cancer can be treated entirely. What we can only do is arrest its spread and remove the part that is affected. Sometimes chemotherapy and radiotherapy are used to kill the cancerous cells in a particular area.

Oral cancer is mostly preventable if people can avoid too much alcohol, betel nut, chewing tobacco, or cigarettes. If you have any other questions, you can always reach us through the comments section.

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Exploring the flavorful street food of India

In India, trying street food is a must, and if you are wishing to visit India, then you shouldn’t miss out on trying the lip-smacking dishes. Though some dishes might feel spicier than you are used to, Best Indian street foods can’t be missed! Try delicious street foods like Bombay vada pav to samosas, kebabs, and dosas, so have a look at the flavorful Indian snacks to be tried out on the streets.

Samosa

The samosa of India can beat out all its competitors! Brought to India from Central Asia, Samosas have regional variations, but when you are visiting North India, you will find these little pyramids mostly stuffed with a potato mix. Try the samosas mostly sold in Kota, Rajasthan, or Indore, Madhya Pradesh.

Jalebi

Undeniably, jalebi, as a fried pretzel dipped in sugar syrup, has become quite popular among foreigners as well as Indian street food, especially popular on the streets of Delhi and all across India. Also, while jalebis are being prepared, you can watch the creation of the coils of batter in the hot oil. Then these spirals are pushed in a bath of sugar syrup and then served on the platters! Jalebis are paired with samosas or rabdi, an iconic street food of India.

Chaat

Chaat, the word derived from the Hindi word chaatna, “to lick.” You will absolutely relish these sweet-salty-tart-hot snacks found in the gullies of old Delhi. The ones you shouldn’t miss at all are the aloo tikki chaat, papdi chaat and shakarkandi chaat. Daulat ki Chaat is highly popular among Indians as a sublime dish made with foam derived from churned milk. A garnish of chopped nuts and sugar also adds up to the taste. The India Tour Packages you choose from will definitely make it easier for you to travel to different places and try the local dishes.

Paan

Famed Benarasi paan is a dish that’s worth tasting for sure! The paan, betel-leaf, gained popularity In the ancient city of Benaras and served as the royal treatment of a simple mouth freshener. Ingredients that make up this mouth freshener are betel-leaf, tobacco, areca nuts, slaked lime, and other ingredients like candied cherries, cardamom, gulkand, saffron, candied fennel, etc. You must try the Benarasi meetha paan as well as the Benarasi navratan paan.

Litti Chokha

The streets of Bihar popularized this dish as a healthy Indian street food. Hard-working workers from around the country absolutely love litti chokha stuffed with a mixture of sattu, grilled on an open fire, and then doused in ghee. You will find litti absolutely delicious when served with chokha (mashed grilled vegetables including potatoes, onions, chilies, and eggplants). The dish has become popular in countries like Suriname, Fiji, and Mauritius.

Kathi Roll

Iconic Kolkata street food, the Kathi Roll, is also popular in the streets of India as a parantha filled with kebabs and pickled onions, lime juice, and green chili sauce. Egg Roll, a parantha, and an omelet wrapped together will be mouth-watering. Also, similar dishes popular today are paneer rolls, veg rolls, chicken rolls, etc.

Jhaal muri

Though this dish originated as a poor man’s dish in rural Bengal, the jhaal muri is now sold even on the streets of Great Britain! Sliced onion and green chilies, added to Puffed rice along with toasted peanuts, toasted ground cumin, salt, pungent mustard oil, and some spicy, crunchy chana chur will provide you with a delightful experience.

Are you in Love with Indian street food? If yes, you must try the Indian street food dishes from every state when you are out on a guided tour organized by the best travel agency in India, Titlyy, which has earned immense recognition over the years for the wonderful experience to visitors around the world.

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The Secret to Buying Betel Nuts That Don't Harm People or the Planet

Fair trade is a movement that promotes social justice and environmental protection in the global trading system. Fair trade betel nut exporters are committed to paying farmers a fair price for their nuts and ensuring that they have safe and healthy working conditions. Fair trade exporters also support sustainable farming practices and community development projects.

Why choose fair trade betel nuts?

There are a number of reasons to choose fair trade betel nuts:

Support farmers: Fair trade exporters pay farmers a fair price for their nuts, which helps them to earn a living income. This can help to reduce poverty and improve the lives of farmers and their families.

Improve working conditions: Fair trade exporters ensure that farmers and workers have safe and healthy working conditions. This includes things like providing adequate safety gear and breaks, and prohibiting child labor and forced labor.

Promote sustainable farming: Fair trade exporters support sustainable farming practices that protect the environment. This includes things like using organic methods, planting trees, and conserving water.

Support community development: Fair trade exporters support community development projects in the communities where they source their betel nuts. This can help to improve access to education, healthcare, and other essential services.

How to find fair trade betel nut exporters

There are a number of ways to find fair trade betel nut exporters:

Look for the Fairtrade International logo: The Fairtrade International logo is a certification that ensures that products have been produced in accordance with fair trade principles. You can find fair trade betel nut exporters by looking for the Fairtrade International logo on product packaging.

Ask your local retailer: Many retailers now stock fair trade products. You can ask your local retailer if they sell fair trade betel nuts.

Buy online: There are a number of online retailers that sell fair trade betel nuts. You can search for fair trade betel nut exporters online using a search engine such as Google.

Examples of fair trade betel nut exporters

Here are some examples of fair trade betel nut exporters:

Indonesia: PT. XYZ, CV. ABC, PT. DEF, CV. GHI, PT. JKL

India: M/s. ABCD, M/s. EFGH, M/s. IJKL, M/s. MNOP, M/s. PQRS

Sri Lanka: AKEN LANKA PVT LTD., ASHOK LANKA EXPORTS, BALAJI VENTURES LANKA PVT LTD., BESPICE PVT LTD., BEST DEAL EXPORTERS PVT LTD.

Thailand: Thai Betel Nut Exporters Association, Thai Chamber of Commerce, Federation of Thai Industries, Thai Food Processors Association, Thailand Rice Exporters Association

Vietnam: Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Vietnam Food Association, Vietnam Association of Seafood Exporters and Producers, Vietnam National Coffee and Cocoa Association, Vietnam Cashew Association

Conclusion

By choosing to buy fair trade betel nuts, you can help to support farmers, workers, and communities in developing countries. You can also help to promote sustainable farming practices and protect the environment.

Fairtrade International is a non-profit organization that certifies products that have been produced in accordance with fair trade principles.

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Devdas chapter 15 (of 16)

Chandramukhi and Devdas (Dir: Bhimal Roy 1955)

In this next to last chapter, we follow Chandramukhi from her new quiet country life back to Calcutta where she finally tracks down Devdas who's taken a turn for the worse.

I found it interesting, that while the Hindi word for liver, कलेजा, is used consistently in this novel as the organ reacting to strong emotions (as opposed to the heart) when talking about Devdas' waning health, the word लीवर is used to speak about the literal organ.

I had some trouble translating properly the following two sentences describing Chanramukhi's yard:

आँगन साफ़-सुथरा है। रमा बागदी की बेटी रोज़ उसे लीप-पोत जाती है। The yard was swept and wiped clean - Rama Bagdi's daughter did that every day.

I guess लीप-पोत करना is maybe an old or rarely used verb for sweeping, and it was impossible to find it as such in any online dictionaries. I'm also a bit confused as to why the verb जाना is used in this sentence.

I did find, however, that लीप-पोत is used in the saying लीप-पोत कर बराबर क��ना or लीप-पोत बराबर करना which appears to mean 'to make equal by removing any bumps' or in less literal sense to gloss over or cover up matters, akin to sweeping matters under a rug - this saying appears in some Tweets and news:

कुछ गिरफ्तारियों, FIR के बाद सारा मामला लीप-पोत कर बराबर कर दिया जाता है। After a few arrests and FIR, the whole matter is glossed over.

FIR = First Information Report is the document the police in India write when they receive information about more serious offences.

Oh, and I stumbled upon a fascinating article about traditional teeth blackening in South East Asia when I googled around trying to find a translation for मिस्सी as seen in a description of Devdas' sister-in-law:

दोनों होंठ और दाँत पान और मिस्सी से लगभग काले हो गए हैं। Her lips and teeth were blackened by the juice of betel nuts.

Vocabulary

अता-पता - clue, sign (masculine) अनभ्यस्त - unaccustomed (adjective) अनूठा - strange, unique (adjective) उद्धत - bold, impudent (adjective) उद्विग्न - anxious, grieving (adjective) उपचना - to overspill (intransitive) उपज - yield, harvest (feminine) औंधा - inverted, reverted, upside down (adjective) कंघी - comb (feminine) कंठस्थ - memorised (adjective)

कसना - to tighten (transitive) क्षत-विक्षत - mangled, mutilated (adjective) खजूर - date (tree or fruit) (feminine) खुद साज-सिंगार करना - to apply make-up (transitive) गठीला - sturdy (adjective) गर्क - sunken, destroyed गिलट का ज़ेवर - fake jewellery (masculine) गुड़ - jaggery, unrefined sugar (masculine) घुँघराला - curly, frizzy (adjective) चहेता - favourite, preferred, loved (adjective) ज़र्दा - sweet rice dish (masculine) जूड़ा - hair bun (masculine) झोंपड़ी - shed, hut (feminine) ठक-से रह जाना - to be shocked (intransitive) ठगा-सा - surprised, astonished (adjective) डाका डालना - to rob (transitive) डुबोना - to drown, immerse, sink (transitive) तक़ाज़ा - demand, request (masculine) तगड़ा - sturdy (adjective) तन-मन से - wholeheartedly तुच्छ करना - to despise, trivialize (transitive) दीवान - minister of state (masculine) नफ़ीस - beautiful पट्टीदार - shareholder (masculine) पड़ताल - investigation (feminine) पानीदार - watery (adjective) पापिनी - female sinner (feminine) प्रायश्चित्त - atonement (masculine) फंदा - noose, trap (masculine) फलालेन - flannel (masculine) बंधक - mortage (masculine) बाड़ा - barn (masculine) बेड़ा - boat, fleet (masculine) बेहया - shameless (adjective) बैलग��ड़ी - bullock cart (feminine) महावर रचाना - to apply red colour (eg. on feet) मूली - Indian radish, daikon (feminine) रुलाई - cry (feminine) रेंडी - castor oil plant (feminine) लिटाना - to cause to lie down (transitive) लिबास - dress, attire (masculine) लौंग - nose ring (masculine) व्यग्र - worried, anxious (adjective) शर्मीला - shy, bashful (adjective) संक्षेप में - in short (adverb) सखी - female friend (feminine) संयत - controlled, limited (adjective) साँवला - dark, sooty (adjective) सुंदरी - beauty (feminine) सूद - interest (masculine) स्वर्ग सिधारना - to pass away (intransitive) हड़बड़ी - haste (feminine) हमउम्र - same aged (adjective) हश्र - calamity (masculine)

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Should you choose organic products?

Organic products like: natural floor cleanser, organic dishwashing water, car essentialfood and oil, beauty products... are becoming a lot more preferred. There are many consumers who switch to using these organic products. Let's find out why! Why would you choose organic products? The item evaluating method is quite stringent One thing to be acknowledged as organic products, the constituents inside them need to consist of at the very least 75Percent organic ingredients. Aside from, they likewise have to endure an extensive high quality examination process from production to intake of new products which are registered with Organic accreditation. Especially for the major organic certification bodies in the world, it will be more stringent because the ingredients inside must be more than 95% from organic matter and the remaining 5% contain substances that are guaranteed and allowed to be safe. complete human health.

Organic products make certain safety and health Organic products of organic ground cleanser, organic dishwashing water, important skin oils for autofood and suspension, makeup products ... absolutely do not use chemical substances, usually do not use surface washing materials, So you are completely confident whenever your entire body fails to take in these harmful elements throughout use. Combining all the standard evaluation stages to be recognized as an organic product, also because each stage has to go through different evaluations. As a result, the products which can be launched out there will always be assured of absolute high quality. Appropriate for all subject areas, specifically children An excellent additionally point for organic products which can be really appropriate and make sure the healthiness of kids. Support young kids prevent damaging substances. Become a member of hands and wrists to shield the beautiful and green environment When using products: organic floor solution, organic dishwashing liquefied, car hanging vitalfood and oil, cosmetics... organic requirements, you possess contributed your part to environmental security. our school of daily life. Household garbage and wastewater will not likely contain toxic substances that pollute water sources and damage ecosystems The deal with that gives top quality organic products An An Farm organic farm, focuses on offering products: holistic ground more clean, organic dishwashing liquefied, car suspensions important oils, betel nut mouth wash, natural hair shampoo, organic laundry soap organic... products that meet up with Organic specifications to very best safeguard the health and safety of clients. To get more information about tinh dau treo xe o to have a look at this popular resource.

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Book Your Pandit Ji Online

Our Hindu scriptures prescribe certain objects for worship. However, people who have started doing Puja or do havan rarely, might not know the correct information. Simultaneously, many Puja samagri can create confusion. For example, Betel nut is so important in Hindu religious rituals that worship does not begin without it. It is worth noting that there are two types of betel nuts and both are separate items. The betel nut which is eaten is large and round. On the other hand, the betel nut of Pooja is small in shape and has a peak at the top. Along with this, the floor of the betel nut is very flat, which makes the installation work easy. In the Indian Puja Vidhan, the invocation of the gods or the start of the yagna, every work is started with the installation by placing betel nuts and betas on the sides of the pan. Now, the person who can differentiate between the correct type of betel nut will be Pandit.

Festivals, celebrations and fasting all have different meanings. All the celebrations and fasts of Hinduism are related to solar month, lunar month and constellation month. Each festival has its specific day and time to perform the Puja. While some festival pujas can also be done by oneself with the supervision or advice of Pandit. For example, you can consult an online Pandit and ask him the rules and regulations to do Aarti or havan at home. It can be for Navratri Puja, Diwali Puja, Bhai-Duj or more. With online booking, you can also organise Puja at your house or a temple. Here, you organize Office-opening puja, new house warming puja, Sarasvati Puja, Dosh Nirvana Puja and more.

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▪︎Flacon.

Place of origin: India, Deccan

Date: 2nd half of 17th century

Medium: Bidri metal, inlaid with silver and brass.

From the source: Bidri metal is an alloy of zinc, copper, tin, and lead that after finishing has a deep, matte-black surface that is normally inlaid with other metals. The metal takes its name from the city of Bidar, where the technique was probably developed. Later it also spread to northern India.

This mango-shaped container was undoubtedly made to contain the lime paste that was used for chewing betel nuts. Organic shapes are often used in Indian and Indian Islamic art. Here the mango was combined with a stopper that can be interpreted both as a stem and as a parrot. The figurative inlay is both rare and of high quality.