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[mrupublishing]

The newest issue of Dogmatic is now available at: https://www.magcloud.com/browse/issue/2871026

With-

Front Cover:

Blaize Vixen

Back Cover:

Amanda Louise

Featured:

Melissa Gilliam

Dr Gauri Srihan

Amanda Louise

Blaize Vixen

Leticia Alatriz

Phoebe I.S.K

Molly Roxx

Dogmatic magazine is a MRU Publishing creation.  

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[mollyroxxuniversenow]

The newest issue of Mora magazine is now available at: https://www.magcloud.com/browse/issue/2349321

With:

Front Cover:

Hannah Medsker

&

Back Cover:

Nijueray Giggetts

Featuring:

Hannah Medsker

Rossana Khoza

Nijueray Giggetts

Devon

Enedina Michel

Jose Velazquez

Molly Roxx

Toni Elliot

Leticia Alatriz

De' Shawn Charmele Weekly

Gauri Srihan

D'Monique

[telugumovienews]

The show "Bigg Boss" which has been running with the highest rating in the Telugu TV sector for some time now. Junior NTR hosted the first season and Nani hosted the second season. After that, Nagarjuna has been hosting since four seasons. While some of those who watch Bigg Boss are glued to the TV, others wonder if it is even a show. But this time, twenty contestants were brought before the audience with huge expectations and at the highest cost.

The entrants in this show are: Keerthy Bhatt (Serial Actor), Sudeepa (Actor), Srihan (Actor, Social Media Activist), Baladitya (Actor), Marina Abraham - Rohit Sahi (Serial Couples), Chalaki Chanti (Comedian), Aarohi Rao (TV Anchor), Neha Chaudhary (Video Jockey, Reporter), Aadi Reddy (YouTuber), RJ Surya, Sri Satya (Actress), Geethu Royal (Review Writer), Vasanthi Krishnan, Abhinayasree (Actor), Faima (Comedian), Arjun Kalyan (Actor), Shaan (Actor), Inaya Sultana (Actor), Revanth (Singer).

The show will run for three months. The one who stays till the end and shows the best talent will be announced as the winner. Fifty lakhs prize money will be given to the winner. Who will be the winner among these twenty and receive the cash prize is a matter of interest. It remains to be seen how each person behaves in this show, who pleases and who hurts. For more information visit Teluguone.com official website

[chirecinternationalschool]

Students from Grade VI B conducted their assembly on the ongoing topic, “A fish always rots from the head down”.   

Dhruva Reddy Thurupu and Srihan Thota anchored the show.  

Jayashri Sriram recited the prayer.  

V. Akshat Kanamata Reddy shared the thought for the day.  

Darsh Rai and Haswanth Alluri read and analysed the news headlines.

Manasi Komaravolu and Chintan Das recited a poem based on the topic of the week.

The assembly concluded with a song by Rishika Sharma, Anaaya Pasupulati and Vardhini Kumar.

[india-today-news-yahoopartn-blog]

Keeping goldfish in wine bottles can kill them in days

In an attempt to cut the cost of bulky aquariums, illegal pet fish vendors are now selling goldfishes stuffed in discarded wine bottles with coloured water.

While this serves as a nice decoration, the fish die within hours to 15 days after suffering severe pain. This is when the age of a goldfish goes up to 20 years, say experts.

The trend is going on in flea markets of Delhi like Lajpat, Sarojini, Laxmi Nagar etc., where animal rights activists noticed it recently and shared photographs.

THE FISH DIE A PAINFUL DEATH: EXPERTS

Licensed pet shop owners give out their newborn and small goldfishes to poor vendors in fancy bottles of alcoholic beverages. These are bought from kabadis (scrap dealers) for Rs 2 each. This, in turn, is sold for a dirt cheap Rs 100 to Rs 200 when an aquarium costs in thousands.

Colouring agents - ranging from fabric whitening blue powder to edible orange colour mixed in laddoos (sweets) - is added to the water to make it attractive besides some pebbles. But no provision is made for a filter, pump or heater, experts added.

The life and health of the fish is clearly not a priority, they said.

Abhinav Srihan, member secretary, Delhi State Animal Welfare Board (DSAWB), said, "After receiving couple of complaints, we checked Sarojini Nagar Market on Friday and caught one such vendor. He said he was given these fishes in bottles by a pet shop owner in Sadar Bazar."

"It's very sad because the fish die a quick and painful death. First, a filter is not an ornamental feature in an aquarium. It serves the important function of collecting ammonia which is excreted by fishes, and the filter needs to be cleaned regularly."

Also read: Animal rights bodies hail govts ban on import of hides, skin

Second, he added, "With the extremely narrow mouth of a wine bottle, very little water comes into contact with air. So there is no oxygen seeping into it for the fish to breathe. Third, the bottle or bowl creates a mental illusion and negative psychological impact for the fish, resulting in it developing an S-shaped spine, which is very painful."

He said reports have been coming in of such incidents in Kolkata, Chennai and elsewhere as well.

For this, various species of goldfish (like Black Moor and Shubunkin), Milky Koi, Catfish, Gurami and Kissing fishes, are used.

"It's against the Municipal laws which say that no living organism can be sold without a valid license, the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (PCA) Act, 1960, and IPC Sections 428 and 429. People must make sure not to buy these," he said.

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Raju's kidneys have both failed and he needs dialysis once in two days. His wife, 1-year-old son and aged parents are dependent on him but he is too weak to work. Sometimes, he even faints after a dialysis. He needs a kidney transplant to get better before he succumbs to the condition. Raju with his son Srihan before he became sickRaju has worked very hard to escape the clutches of povertyRaju's parents were farmers who worked on other's farms in their small village Vallampatla, Telangana. There was so less money that Raju and his two sisters were asked to contribute too. As the son, there was much more pressure on Raju to become the sole breadwinner. Raju chose to continue studying and did not drop-out. Instead, he took up jobs that would support his education and help his family. He learnt welding and worked in constructions.He also took a basic course and became a part-time electrician. He got a graduate degree in Commerce and now works an accountant in Hyderabad. Raju needs a

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Artillery and missile system focused on the villages of Mansoura and Cairo.

Artillery and missile system focused on the villages of Mansoura and Cairo.

قُتِل اثنانِ وثلاثونَ عنصراً للنظام على جبهتيْ سْرِيحِين وجْنَان بريفِ حماة الجنوبي، يحدثُ هذا بالتزامن مع قصفٍ مِدفعيٍ وصاروخيٍ للنظام تركز َعلى قرى الزيارة والمنصورة والقاهرة بمنطقةِ سهل الغاب.

Thirty-two killed element of the system on my forehead and Srihan Jinan Hama countryside south, this happens in conjunction with artillery and missile system focused on villages visit Cairo, Mansoura and…

[mollyroxxuniversenow]

The newest issue of Dogmatic magazine is now available at: https://www.magcloud.com/browse/issue/2340069

With:

Front Cover:

Nichole Dunlap

Back Cover:

Toni Elliot

Inside:

Nichole Dunlap

Christina

Molly Roxx

LaToya Reid

Sapphire

Leticia Alatriz

Toni Elliot

Acid-Candy

Jose Velazquez

Gauri Srihan

Enedina Michel

[chirecinternationalschool]

The students of Grade III C presented the assembly.

Rishaa Chaudhary anchored the assembly.

Andey Pratyush Srihan shared the thought for the day.

Ravit Jha recited the special prayer.

Sri Naga Devika Reddy, Avishi Jain, and Anya Nawal Jain read and analyzed the news headlines.

Ravit Jha, Aditi Sharma, Arham Bhandari, Janhavi Banerjee, and Srikrishna Puni shared some amazing facts about the State of Madhya Pradesh.

A group western dance was performed by Avishi Jain, Anya Nawal Jain, Prisha, Palak, and Janhavi.

[chirecinternationalschool]

Students of Grade IV C showcased their talents in the assembly.

Aashka Lod anchored the presentation.

Avika Tandon sang a western song.

Neel Sahani played music on the keyboard.

Trisha Bomanwar and Samhita B performed a classical dance.

Karthikeya Aluru recited the special prayer.

Sriya Reddy shared the thought for the day which was explained by Eshaan Vig.

Ashvika Anand, Snithik Reddy, Divya alluri, Srihan P, and Abhinav S read and analyzed the news headlines.

[chirecinternationalschool]

Telugu Students of Grade V F & V G enacted a skit ‘Prakriti ni kaapadandi’ which threw light upon how Mother Earth is polluted and what each one of us must do in protecting nature & environment.

Pranav Aditya (V F) anchored the presentation.

Skit was presented by: Tejasri Annapurna (V F), Srihan Thota (V G), Uttar Pragnay (V F), Revanth Varma (V G).

Hemanth Vyomakesh (V F) recited the special prayer.

Siva Pavani (V G) shared the thought for the day which was explained by Jyothi Pranav (V F).

Dhanush Rambatla (V G), Hemanth Vyomakesh (V F), Hasith Maddula (V F), Sai Charan Reddy (V G), Akshat Reddy (V F) analyzed the news headlines.

[chirecinternationalschool]

Students of Grade V G showcased their talents in the assembly.

Sivapavani Sai anchored the presentation.

Divyanka Rai performed a Kuchipudi dance.

Rhea Khanna & Dhriti.C danced to the song ‘Meine Payal jo Chhankaai’.

Shrika Gauri performed a western dance to the song ‘Cheap Thrills’.

Samridhi Mathur performed a classical dance on ‘Saraswati Vandna’.

Shrika Gauri recited the special prayer.

Adityesh Chandrayan shared the thought for the day.

Nikhila Nandini, Dhairya Shah, Srihan T, Mihir Agarwal analyzed the news headlines.

[india-today-news-yahoopartn-blog]

Keeping goldfish in wine bottles can kill them in days

In an attempt to cut the cost of bulky aquariums, illegal pet fish vendors are now selling goldfishes stuffed in discarded wine bottles with coloured water.

While this serves as a nice decoration, the fish die within hours to 15 days after suffering severe pain. This is when the age of a goldfish goes up to 20 years, say experts.

The trend is going on in flea markets of Delhi like Lajpat, Sarojini, Laxmi Nagar etc., where animal rights activists noticed it recently and shared photographs.

THE FISH DIE A PAINFUL DEATH: EXPERTS

Licensed pet shop owners give out their newborn and small goldfishes to poor vendors in fancy bottles of alcoholic beverages. These are bought from kabadis (scrap dealers) for Rs 2 each. This, in turn, is sold for a dirt cheap Rs 100 to Rs 200 when an aquarium costs in thousands.

Colouring agents - ranging from fabric whitening blue powder to edible orange colour mixed in laddoos (sweets) - is added to the water to make it attractive besides some pebbles. But no provision is made for a filter, pump or heater, experts added.

The life and health of the fish is clearly not a priority, they said.

Abhinav Srihan, member secretary, Delhi State Animal Welfare Board (DSAWB), said, "After receiving couple of complaints, we checked Sarojini Nagar Market on Friday and caught one such vendor. He said he was given these fishes in bottles by a pet shop owner in Sadar Bazar."

"It's very sad because the fish die a quick and painful death. First, a filter is not an ornamental feature in an aquarium. It serves the important function of collecting ammonia which is excreted by fishes, and the filter needs to be cleaned regularly."

Also read: Animal rights bodies hail govts ban on import of hides, skin

Second, he added, "With the extremely narrow mouth of a wine bottle, very little water comes into contact with air. So there is no oxygen seeping into it for the fish to breathe. Third, the bottle or bowl creates a mental illusion and negative psychological impact for the fish, resulting in it developing an S-shaped spine, which is very painful."

He said reports have been coming in of such incidents in Kolkata, Chennai and elsewhere as well.

For this, various species of goldfish (like Black Moor and Shubunkin), Milky Koi, Catfish, Gurami and Kissing fishes, are used.

"It's against the Municipal laws which say that no living organism can be sold without a valid license, the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (PCA) Act, 1960, and IPC Sections 428 and 429. People must make sure not to buy these," he said.