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Sunday, August 15, 2010

Ramadan timetable 2010 Delhi India

Ramadan timetable 2010 Delhi, India

The timetable is based on New Delhi. People are advised to contact nearest LOCAL mosque to get accurate timing.

Day Ramadan Gregorian Sehr Sunrise Dhuhr Asr IFTAR Isha

Thu 1 12/8 4:19 5:48 12:27 4:01 7:06 8:29

Fri 2 13/8 4:20 5:49 12:27 4:01 7:05 8:28

Sat 3 14/8 4:20 5:49 12:26 4:01 7:04 8:27

Sun 4 15/8 4:21 5:50 12:26 4:01 7:03 8:26

Mon 5 16/8 4:22 5:50 12:26 4:01 7:02 8:26

Tue 6 17/8 4:23 5:51 12:26 4:00 7:01 8:23

Wed 7 18/8 4:23 5:51 12:26 4:00 7:01 8:22

Thu 8 19/8 4:24 5:52 12:25 4:00 7:00 8:21

Fri 9 20/8 4:25 5:52 12:25 3:59 6:59 8:20

Sat 10 21/8 4:26 5:53 12:25 3:59 6:58 8:18

Sun 11 22/8 4:27 5:54 12:25 3:59 6:57 8:17

Mon 12 23/8 4:27 5:54 12:25 3:59 6:56 8:17

Tue 13 24/8 4:28 5:55 12:24 3:58 6:55 8:15

Wed 14 25/8 4:29 5:55 12:24 3:58 6:54 8:13

Thu 15 26/8 4:30 5:56 12:24 3:57 6:52 8:12

Fri 16 27/8 4:30 5:56 12:23 3:57 6:51 8:11

Sat 17 28/8 4:31 5:57 12:23 3:56 6:50 8:10

Sun 18 29/8 4:32 5:57 12:23 3:56 6:49 8:08

Mon 19 30/8 4:32 5:57 12:23 3:56 6:48 8:08

Tue 20 31/8 4:33 5:58 12:22 3:55 6:47 8:07

Wed 21 1/9 4:34 5:59 12:22 3:54 6:46 8:04

Thu 22 2/9 4:34 5:59 12:21 3:54 6:45 8:03

Fri 23 3/9 4:35 6:00 12:21 3:53 6:44 8:02

Sat 24 4/9 4:36 6:00 12:21 3:53 6:42 8:01

Sun 25 5/9 4:36 6:01 12:21 3:52 6:41 7:59

Mon 26 6/9 4:37 6:01 12:20 3:52 6:40 7:58

Tue 27 7/9 4:38 6:01 12:20 3:52 6:39 7:58

Wed 28 8/9 4:38 6:02 12:19 3:51 6:38 7:55

Thu 29 9/9 4:39 6:03 12:19 3:50 6:37 7:54

Fri 30 10/9 4.40 6.04 12.20 3.50 6.35 7.54

Saturday, August 14, 2010

the muslim community wants to catch up

 
SOURCE OF ARTICLE
 
Mewat, a Muslim-dominated district of Haryana, is one of northern India's most backward regions. On August 1, it makes a significant effort to pull itself up by its bootstraps. The region's first engineering college opens its doors. The college was set up by the Haryana Waqf Board and is seen as a pathbreaking project for the Meo Muslims in the area. Aftab Ahmed, 44, a trained lawyer, is the local MLA. He played a key role in making the new college a reality. He tells Deepender Deswal what it means for the Meo community, Mewat and the Muslim community as a whole across India. Excerpts: 

How and when did the Haryana Waqf Board decide to open an engineering college in Mewat? 

In 2008, A R Kidwai, then governor of Haryana, came up with the idea and asked the Haryana Waqf Board to take the initiative. Now, the admission process has started and 42.5% seats are reserved for Muslim students. We hope to begin Masters' degrees and MBA courses in the second and third phases. 

How hard was it to get government clearances for this college? 

Almost the entire process — from procuring land to getting affiliation and approval — has been smooth. The Waqf Board had 13 acres land and four more acres were procured from two nearby villages. The college got AICTE approval and is affiliated to the Maharshi Dayanand University, Rohtak. The funds were no problem for the Waqf Board, thus, at present there is no need to look to the government for funds. 

What difference will this college make to this backward region? 

The lack of literacy and education has been the main cause of the area's backwardness. But the engineering college will be a catalyst in development. The local people are excited about the project. The college is a symbol of changing times. I hope it will create new aspirations and provide inspiration to the younger generation. 

Why is your region, just 50 km from the national capital, still so underdeveloped and backward? 

Too much focus of the Centre and state governments on developing Gurgaon as a world-class city led to complete neglect of its rural hinterland comprising the Mewat region, which was earlier part of Gurgaon. For almost 25 years, urban Gurgaon remained the priority and nobody went beyond the city to see what's happening in the countryside. People could not raise their voice against this lopsided approach due to lack of awareness and education. The focus, however, has been reset since Mewat was made a new district. Now we have administrative machinery that's dedicated to the district and the state government has been liberal about releasing funds for infrastructure projects in the region. Around Rs 1,200 crore is being spent on a road network in the district. 

Some say the Haryana initiative is part of the Muslims community's desire to change and modernize. Is the Haryana board encouraging other boards in the country to take similar steps in the field of education? 

Earlier people were hesitant in allowing their children to go for higher studies. Now they have realized that an educated and trained child is an asset to the family. People here want to change. Though the Haryana Waqf Board manages many madrassas and other educational institutes, setting up the engineering college is a unique project and I hope other states will follow the Mewat example. 

Is there really a significant change in the way Muslims now view education and professional qualifications? 

The fast changing economic and social scenario in the country has led to a change in the thinking in the community, which had confined itself to a closed way of living. Now they know that they need to open up. The realization that they have been lagging behind has given additional thrust to their efforts. Apart from this college, a medical college at a cost of around Rs 650 crore is under construction in Nuh. It is one of the biggest, it will have 1,000 seats... six other ITIs are being upgraded. These projects will bring big change here.

Wednesday, August 11, 2010

Prevention of Dengue Fever with Homeopathy



Prevention of Dengue Fever with Homeopathy
Simple Dengue Fever (DF)
The trends of current symptomatology of the epidemic reveals that Eupatorium perfoliatum 200 can be taken twice daily for three days and subsequently at least two doses a week at the interval of three - four day till the epidemic persist for the prevention of dengue fever.
Dengue haemorrhagic fever (DHF)

Ipecac in 200 potency can be given twice a day for three days and two doses a week in all the patients those who have already suffered with the dengue fever and are prone for dengue haemorrhagic fever. This drug can also be used alternately with Eupatorium perfoliatum 200 to prevent both the types of dengue fever in so far not infected individuals.
These medicines are safe and can be given to any age group and even to the pregnant women without any side effects, but it is always better if these are used in consultation with the nearest qualified homoeopathic doctor. These medicines can be procured from about 185 chemist shops selling homeopathic drugs in different parts of Delhi.
The public is also informed that Govt. of Delhi is having 73 homeopathic dispensaries and two homeopathic medical colleges and hospitals. All the homeopathic drugs are available free of cost in these institutions/dispensaries. The address and timings of the nearest dispensary to once residence can be obtained from our helpline telephone numbers 24332015 (10AM to 6 PM) and from our website www.delhihomeo.com.

As a preventive: eupatorium perfoliatum 200C , 3 drops ,morning evening for 4 days.Later once a week till the epidemic lasts.

 Method of taking the medicine during fever:
1.Take one cup of water
2. Add three drops of eupatorium perfoliatum 200C .
3.If patient is serious, than give two tea spoonful from the cup after every 10 minutes. If the patient is not serious , than give the medicine after each hour.
200 potency is found to be more effective.

This medicine is highly effective in post fever arthralgia (eupatorium perfoliatum Mother tincture 5 drops tds for 3-5 days). amazingly it decreased the joint pain and swelling


You can take it alongwith your allopathic medicine also. There should be a gap of one hour between allopathic medicine and homeopathic medicine. No side effects. Very cheap.

5 best homeopathic medicines for Dengue followed by a brief description of their symptoms-
  1. Eupatorium Perfoliatum
  2. Bryonia
  3. Phosphorus
  4. Rhus Tox
  5. Carica Papaya

1. Eupatorium Perfoliatum 200 for dengue fever with bone breaking pains 

It is the most suitable remedy for the treatment of Dengue fever as the symptoms of this medicine almost completely mimic that of Dengue fever.  It is precisely for this reason that this medicine is called ‘Bone Set’, as it is able to relieve the terrible bone pains that accompany the Dengue fever.  It has the same sort of deep bone pains that are almost excruciating in nature. The pain is present in the limbs and the muscles and accompanies a fever which is usually high. There is usually throbbing type of pain in the head. Pain may be felt in the occipital or the back part of the head and also on the top of the head. There is soreness in the eyes or the eyeballs.

2. Bryonia – Homeopathic remedy for dengue fever with intense thirst,joint pains worsen with motion

This medicine also has pains in the whole of the body and the upper as well as the lower limbs along with high grade fever.  The pains are usually stitching and tearing sort of pains. The two distinguishing features of this medicine are increased thirst and that the pains and all sorts of sufferings of the patient are aggravated by motion. In fact, motion of any and every sort tends to aggravate the pains in the body and the limbs. Whenever the patient tries to walk or move or even turn in bed, the pains and the suffering become intolerable. He feels better while at rest and does not want to move. There is so much dryness of the mouth, tongue and other mucous membranes that patient wants to drink a lot of water and ends up drinking a lot at one go. The taste of the mouth is bitter.

3. Phosphorus – Homeopathic medicine for haemorrhagic dengue fever

It is one of the best homeopathic remedies for the haemorrhagic dengue fever. There is burning and numbness of the hands, arms and feet. Intense thirst accompanies the fever, so much so that the patient wants to have cold water or even chilled water. Hemorrhage from any and every part or orifice of the body may be seen. The patient may feel unusually hungry.

4. Rhus Tox 200 – Homeopathic remedy for pains relieved by motion,joint pains get better by motion

It is indicated by the muscular soreness and pains in the body which are relieved only while in motion. The patient cannot rest as it is the worst position for him. The tongue gets coated white while the tip of the tongue remains red and forms a red triangle at the tip.

5. Carica Papaya- Homeopathic remedy for improving platelet count

Carica Papaya is a homeopathic remedy made from papaya fruit. It is a common fruit and its seeds are used to make a homeopathic remedy. It has been seen that it improves the platelet counts in patients whose platelets are falling.

The most specific feature to choose Bryonia Alba is worsening of pains by any movement even in the least degree. This Homeopathic medicine is the best remedy when rest is the main position for relief from pain. Extreme thirst with a dry mouth may be felt along with this specific feature. Rhus Tox is the ideal Homeopathic medicine when a patient experiences relief from pain by movement and worsening of pain by taking rest.