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#namste #prachi mittal # bams 3rd year student #jv-u/19/3675 #jayoti vidhyapeeth womens University, Jaipur, Rajasthan #jvmission Todays topic is … dadima k nushke.. In this. Covid19 pendemic we have to boost our immunity. To boost our immunity dadi ma said about giloy which is scientifically known as tinospora cordifolia of guduchi. In our ayurveda guduchi is a best immunity booster. Dadi ma said that use giloy kadha for one time in a day. Which is very useful and immunity booster for every one. Dadi ma said about tulsi.. tulsi is a warm satva material means its warm ess is useful to treat cold cough and tulsi water is also useful to treat bad stomach. Dadima said about haldi which is also a immunity booster as well as infection protective. Use haldi in boil milk for immunity booster and use haldi on any wound to protect from infection. Haldi also stop bleeding. It is very useful and safe. Adrak can help to get rid from headache and one glass of honey get help to fight against constipation. Fry adrak also useful in cold. Badam are also useful in cold. For cold and cough.. you can make warm tulsi tea and mix little ginger juice in it. Dadima said that .. boiled methidana water is very good and useful for sour throat. You can gargle with luke warm water with addition of some salt in it. This is best trick of dadima to traet any one by home redemies.

Shraddha Nimbark jv-u/17/1230 BNYS 4th year I heard a story from my grandparents, a story about a crow and a pot. In that story a clever crow was flying in the sky and he was quite thirsty so he saw across a pot with water. When the clever crow tries to drink the water from that pot, he was not able to reach there. He tried once, twice, thrice but failed to drink water from that pot as the level of water in that pot was quite low. He was very thirsty, was not in a mood to give up. He wanted that water by hook or by crook. Then suddenly he saw some stone lying on the ground. As soon as he saw the stones, something strikes in his mind and he started picking those stones by his beak and started throwing it into that pot. And slowly slowly the water level started increasing. After throwing some stones, the water level was enough for the crow to drink water. So he drank that water, and flew away. After this story, my grandparents told me the moral behind this story and the moral was where there is will there is a way.

jv-i/17/1457 malvika chaudhary ,My granny is in her late 90s but is still healthy. When asked how, she simple replies " its all result of healthy diet and routine that we had followed throughout out lives". She has solution to every problem ranging from common cold to stomach problems to ear problems to insect bit bites, she always have a home remedy or dadi maa k nuskhe. For cold and cough- just mix some ginger juice with honey and drink it or you can make a nice tulsi tea and mix ginger juice and honey. She always say "eat in a cold and starve a fever". For sore throat just take some warm water, sprinkle salt and gargle for twice or thrice a day. Coming to food, my granny was a great cook. But due to some health issues she cant cook now. But I still remember how tasty dishes she used to make when I was in school. The yummy raw mango chutney, mouthwatering pickles she used to make every summer, tasty puddings, and much more. She also tells me how big her famile was and she had to prepare food for that joint family. In her time, she used to make food on choolha. We young generation is forgetting those customs, traditions, rituals, fodd, etc in the wake of urbanization. Those traditions were very energy consuming but was very good for health. If we start following those again, then there will be less people with.

#FENALI PADHIYAR # JV-U/17/1209 # BAMS 5TH PROFF. # JVWU # jvmission Giloy was first introducedto me by my mother as an ingredient for kadha. Giloy is scientifically known as Tinospora cordifolia or Guduchi. The stem of Giloy is considered highly effective because of its high nutritional content and the alkaloids found in it but the root and leaves can be used too. These compounds present in Giloy have effective against various disorders, such as diabetes, cancer, neurological problems, fever, etc. As per Ayurveda, Giloy can be consumed in either a powdered form or can be in the form of kadha (decoction) or even juice. Giloy is a strong immunity booster, anti-toxic, antipyretic (that reduces fever), anti-inflammatory, antioxidant. This classical medicine is the ultimate answer to all health anomalies. Giloy can boost immunity hence it may be useful for various fevers specifically for viral fevers like corona infection. Though there is no evidence that Giloy can cure corona infection but it can raise your immunity to fight against it. According to some scientific studies, the results show promising results to control Corona infection. This herb activated the immune system of our body and increase vitality in a person. Include Giloy juice or kadha in your diet twice a day can improve your immunity. It is full of antioxidants and helps to release toxins from the body. Giloy juice also detoxifies your skin and improve your skin. Giloy is also used for liver diseases, urinary tract infections, and heart-related issues. Aamla works wonders to get rid of white hair. Add it to your diet or condition your hair with it, it is sure to help you get rid of that annoying strand of white hair. You can also add it in oil and put it on on your head before washing your hair. Almond oil is the best go to fix for dark circles. Just put a few drops of almond oil under eyes.Rub if for around 10 min.in a circular motion ,wash your face thereafter and voila Repeat for a couple of days for effective result. Curd mask helps get rid of acne. You read that right .make a paste out of a spoonful of curd and honey.keep it on for 20 min.and then clean with a wet towel. Lemon juice will help you gey rid of a dandruff and reduce hairfall. There are lots of remedies to get rid of dandruff, but the one involving lemon juice is one of the easiest. Add a few drops of lemon juice to warm.oil and massage it your head before washing. Adark can help get rid of a headacne. A glass of water with honey helps fight constipation. Drinking a glass of water with honey helps before foing off to sleep improves digestion and helps fight constipation. Every mother is doctor without any MBBS degree. Same applies to grandmother. My granny is in her late 70s but is still healthy. When asked how, she simple replies " its all result of healthy diet and routine that we had followed throughout out lives". She has solution to every problem ranging from common cold to stomach problems to ear problems to insect bit bites, she always have a home remedy or dadi maa k nuskhe. For cold and cough- just mix some ginger juice with honey and drink it or you can make a nice tulsi tea and mix ginger juice and honey. She always say "eat in a cold and starve a fever". For sore throat just take some warm water, sprinkle salt and gargle for twice or thrice a day. Coming to food, my granny was a great cook. But due to some health issues she cant cook now. But I still remember how tasty dishes she used to make when I was in school. The yummy raw mango chutney, mouthwatering pickles she used to make every summer, tasty puddings, and much more. She also tells me how big her famile was and she had to prepare food for that joint family. In her time, she used to make food on choolha. We young generation is forgetting those customs, traditions, rituals, fodd, etc in the wake of urbanization. Those traditions were very energy consuming but was very good for health. If we start following those again, then there will be less people with issues.

# RENU SINGH # JV-U/17/1681 # BAMS 5TH PROFF. # JVWU # jvmission Giloy was first introducedto me by my mother as an ingredient for kadha. Giloy is scientifically known as Tinospora cordifolia or Guduchi. The stem of Giloy is considered highly effective because of its high nutritional content and the alkaloids found in it but the root and leaves can be used too. These compounds present in Giloy have effective against various disorders, such as diabetes, cancer, neurological problems, fever, etc. As per Ayurveda, Giloy can be consumed in either a powdered form or can be in the form of kadha (decoction) or even juice. Giloy is a strong immunity booster, anti-toxic, antipyretic (that reduces fever), anti-inflammatory, antioxidant. This classical medicine is the ultimate answer to all health anomalies. Giloy can boost immunity hence it may be useful for various fevers specifically for viral fevers like corona infection. Though there is no evidence that Giloy can cure corona infection but it can raise your immunity to fight against it. According to some scientific studies, the results show promising results to control Corona infection. This herb activated the immune system of our body and increase vitality in a person. Include Giloy juice or kadha in your diet twice a day can improve your immunity. It is full of antioxidants and helps to release toxins from the body. Giloy juice also detoxifies your skin and improve your skin. Giloy is also used for liver diseases, urinary tract infections, and heart-related issues. Aamla works wonders to get rid of white hair. Add it to your diet or condition your hair with it, it is sure to help you get rid of that annoying strand of white hair. You can also add it in oil and put it on on your head before washing your hair. Almond oil is the best go to fix for dark circles. Just put a few drops of almond oil under eyes.Rub if for around 10 min.in a circular motion ,wash your face thereafter and voila Repeat for a couple of days for effective result. Curd mask helps get rid of acne. You read that right .make a paste out of a spoonful of curd and honey.keep it on for 20 min.and then clean with a wet towel. Lemon juice will help you gey rid of a dandruff and reduce hairfall. There are lots of remedies to get rid of dandruff, but the one involving lemon juice is one of the easiest. Add a few drops of lemon juice to warm.oil and massage it your head before washing. Adark can help get rid of a headacne. A glass of water with honey helps fight constipation. Drinking a glass of water with honey helps before foing off to sleep improves digestion and helps fight constipation. Every mother is doctor without any MBBS degree. Same applies to grandmother. My granny is in her late 70s but is still healthy. When asked how, she simple replies " its all result of healthy diet and routine that we had followed throughout out lives". She has solution to every problem ranging from common cold to stomach problems to ear problems to insect bit bites, she always have a home remedy or dadi maa k nuskhe. For cold and cough- just mix some ginger juice with honey and drink it or you can make a nice tulsi tea and mix ginger juice and honey. She always say "eat in a cold and starve a fever". For sore throat just take some warm water, sprinkle salt and gargle for twice or thrice a day. Coming to food, my granny was a great cook. But due to some health issues she cant cook now. But I still remember how tasty dishes she used to make when I was in school. The yummy raw mango chutney, mouthwatering pickles she used to make every summer, tasty puddings, and much more. She also tells me how big her famile was and she had to prepare food for that joint family. In her time, she used to make food on choolha. We young generation is forgetting those customs, traditions, rituals, fodd, etc in the wake of urbanization. Those traditions were very energy consuming but was very good for health. If we start following those again, then there will be less people with issues.

# RENU SINGH # JV-U/17/1681 # BAMS 5TH PROFF. # JVWU # jvmission Giloy was first introducedto me by my mother as an ingredient for kadha. Giloy is scientifically known as Tinospora cordifolia or Guduchi. The stem of Giloy is considered highly effective because of its high nutritional content and the alkaloids found in it but the root and leaves can be used too. These compounds present in Giloy have effective against various disorders, such as diabetes, cancer, neurological problems, fever, etc. As per Ayurveda, Giloy can be consumed in either a powdered form or can be in the form of kadha (decoction) or even juice. Giloy is a strong immunity booster, anti-toxic, antipyretic (that reduces fever), anti-inflammatory, antioxidant. This classical medicine is the ultimate answer to all health anomalies. Giloy can boost immunity hence it may be useful for various fevers specifically for viral fevers like corona infection. Though there is no evidence that Giloy can cure corona infection but it can raise your immunity to fight against it. According to some scientific studies, the results show promising results to control Corona infection. This herb activated the immune system of our body and increase vitality in a person. Include Giloy juice or kadha in your diet twice a day can improve your immunity. It is full of antioxidants and helps to release toxins from the body. Giloy juice also detoxifies your skin and improve your skin. Giloy is also used for liver diseases, urinary tract infections, and heart-related issues. Aamla works wonders to get rid of white hair. Add it to your diet or condition your hair with it, it is sure to help you get rid of that annoying strand of white hair. You can also add it in oil and put it on on your head before washing your hair. Almond oil is the best go to fix for dark circles. Just put a few drops of almond oil under eyes.Rub if for around 10 min.in a circular motion ,wash your face thereafter and voila Repeat for a couple of days for effective result. Curd mask helps get rid of acne. You read that right .make a paste out of a spoonful of curd and honey.keep it on for 20 min.and then clean with a wet towel. Lemon juice will help you gey rid of a dandruff and reduce hairfall. There are lots of remedies to get rid of dandruff, but the one involving lemon juice is one of the easiest. Add a few drops of lemon juice to warm.oil and massage it your head before washing. Adark can help get rid of a headacne. A glass of water with honey helps fight constipation. Drinking a glass of water with honey helps before foing off to sleep improves digestion and helps fight constipation. Every mother is doctor without any MBBS degree. Same applies to grandmother. My granny is in her late 70s but is still healthy. When asked how, she simple replies " its all result of healthy diet and routine that we had followed throughout out lives". She has solution to every problem ranging from common cold to stomach problems to ear problems to insect bit bites, she always have a home remedy or dadi maa k nuskhe. For cold and cough- just mix some ginger juice with honey and drink it or you can make a nice tulsi tea and mix ginger juice and honey. She always say "eat in a cold and starve a fever". For sore throat just take some warm water, sprinkle salt and gargle for twice or thrice a day. Coming to food, my granny was a great cook. But due to some health issues she cant cook now. But I still remember how tasty dishes she used to make when I was in school. The yummy raw mango chutney, mouthwatering pickles she used to make every summer, tasty puddings, and much more. She also tells me how big her famile was and she had to prepare food for that joint family. In her time, she used to make food on choolha. We young generation is forgetting those customs, traditions, rituals, fodd, etc in the wake of urbanization. Those traditions were very energy consuming but was very good for health. If we start following those again, then there will be less people with issues.

# RENU SINGH # JV-U/17/1681 # BAMS 5TH PROFF. # JVWU # jvmission Giloy was first introducedto me by my mother as an ingredient for kadha. Giloy is scientifically known as Tinospora cordifolia or Guduchi. The stem of Giloy is considered highly effective because of its high nutritional content and the alkaloids found in it but the root and leaves can be used too. These compounds present in Giloy have effective against various disorders, such as diabetes, cancer, neurological problems, fever, etc. As per Ayurveda, Giloy can be consumed in either a powdered form or can be in the form of kadha (decoction) or even juice. Giloy is a strong immunity booster, anti-toxic, antipyretic (that reduces fever), anti-inflammatory, antioxidant. This classical medicine is the ultimate answer to all health anomalies. Giloy can boost immunity hence it may be useful for various fevers specifically for viral fevers like corona infection. Though there is no evidence that Giloy can cure corona infection but it can raise your immunity to fight against it. According to some scientific studies, the results show promising results to control Corona infection. This herb activated the immune system of our body and increase vitality in a person. Include Giloy juice or kadha in your diet twice a day can improve your immunity. It is full of antioxidants and helps to release toxins from the body. Giloy juice also detoxifies your skin and improve your skin. Giloy is also used for liver diseases, urinary tract infections, and heart-related issues. Aamla works wonders to get rid of white hair. Add it to your diet or condition your hair with it, it is sure to help you get rid of that annoying strand of white hair. You can also add it in oil and put it on on your head before washing your hair. Almond oil is the best go to fix for dark circles. Just put a few drops of almond oil under eyes.Rub if for around 10 min.in a circular motion ,wash your face thereafter and voila Repeat for a couple of days for effective result. Curd mask helps get rid of acne. You read that right .make a paste out of a spoonful of curd and honey.keep it on for 20 min.and then clean with a wet towel. Lemon juice will help you gey rid of a dandruff and reduce hairfall. There are lots of remedies to get rid of dandruff, but the one involving lemon juice is one of the easiest. Add a few drops of lemon juice to warm.oil and massage it your head before washing. Adark can help get rid of a headacne. A glass of water with honey helps fight constipation. Drinking a glass of water with honey helps before foing off to sleep improves digestion and helps fight constipation. Every mother is doctor without any MBBS degree. Same applies to grandmother. My granny is in her late 70s but is still healthy. When asked how, she simple replies " its all result of healthy diet and routine that we had followed throughout out lives". She has solution to every problem ranging from common cold to stomach problems to ear problems to insect bit bites, she always have a home remedy or dadi maa k nuskhe. For cold and cough- just mix some ginger juice with honey and drink it or you can make a nice tulsi tea and mix ginger juice and honey. She always say "eat in a cold and starve a fever". For sore throat just take some warm water, sprinkle salt and gargle for twice or thrice a day. Coming to food, my granny was a great cook. But due to some health issues she cant cook now. But I still remember how tasty dishes she used to make when I was in school. The yummy raw mango chutney, mouthwatering pickles she used to make every summer, tasty puddings, and much more. She also tells me how big her famile was and she had to prepare food for that joint family. In her time, she used to make food on choolha. We young generation is forgetting those customs, traditions, rituals, fodd, etc in the wake of urbanization. Those traditions were very energy consuming but was very good for health. If we start following those again, then there will be less people with issues.

Name- Jvn Oshika Tomar, Enrollment no. - jv-u/19/3654, Course - B.A. Journalism 5th semester, Jyoti Vidyapeeth Womens University, Jaipur... The first human cases of COVID-19, the disease caused by the novel coronavirus causing COVID-19, subsequently named SARS-CoV-2 were first reported by officials in Wuhan City, China, in December 2019. Retrospective investigations by Chinese authorities have identified human cases with onset of symptoms in early December 2019. While some of the earliest known cases had a link to a wholesale food market in Wuhan, some did not. Many of the initial patients were either stall owners, market employees, or regular visitors to this market. Environmental samples taken from this market in December 2019 tested positive for SARS-CoV-2, further suggesting that the market in Wuhan City was the source of this outbreak or played a role in the initial amplification of the outbreak. The market was closed on 1 January 2020. SARS-CoV-2 was identified in early January and its genetic sequence shared publicly on 11-12 January. The full genetic sequence of SARS-CoV-2 from the early human cases and the sequences of many other virus isolated from human cases from China and all over the world since then show that SARS-CoV-2 has an ecological origin in bat populations. All available evidence to date suggests that the virus has a natural animal origin and is not a manipulated or constructed virus. Many researchers have been able to look at the genomic features of SARS-CoV-2 and have found that evidence does not support that SARS-CoV-2 is a laboratory construct. If it were a constructed virus, its genomic sequence would show a mix of known elements. This is not the case. Another coronavirus, SARS-CoV-1, the cause of the Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) outbreak in 2003, was also closely related to other coronaviruses isolated from bats. These close genetic relations of SARS-CoV-1, SARSCoV-2 and other coronaviruses, suggest that they all have their ecological origin in bat populations. Many of these coronaviruses can also infect several animal species. For example, SARS-CoV-1 infected civet cats and then humans, while the virus causing the Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS-CoV) is found in dromedary camels, and has continued to infect humans since 2012. All available evidence for COVID-19 suggests that SARS-CoV-2 has a zoonotic source. Since there is usually limited close contact between humans and bats, it is more likely that transmission of the virus to humans happened through another animal species, one that is more likely to be handled by humans. This intermediate animal host or zoonotic source could be a domestic animal, a wild animal, or a domesticated wild animal and, as of yet, has not been identified. All the published genetic sequences of SARS-CoV-2 isolated from human cases are very similar. This suggests that the start of the outbreak resulted from a single point introduction in the human population around the time that the virus was first reported in humans in Wuhan, China in December 2019. A number of investigations to better understand the source of the outbreak in China are currently underway or planned, including investigations of human cases with symptom onset in and around Wuhan in late 2019, environmental sampling from markets and farms in areas where the first human cases were identified, and detailed records on the source and type of wildlife species and farmed animals sold in these markets. Results from these studies are essential to preventing further zoonotic introductions of SARS-CoV-2 into the human population. WHO continues to collaborate with animal health and human health experts, Member States, and other partners to identify gaps and research priorities for the control of COVID-19, including the eventual identification of the source of the virus in China. #covid-19 #protocols #safety #covidvirus

Name Nishika Kalal Enrollment jv-I/20/4037 Class BA BED 2 year Jyoti vidyapeeth women’s university Jaipur One of the best ways to maintain your health is by taking care of yourself. If you want to live a healthy lifestyle and enjoy your old age without being injected with several different kinds of shots, then change your daily lifestyle because even the simplest little healthy modification can cause great benefits. Though it is difficult to put health and fitness as a top priority in this rat race day and age, it’s best to start with baby steps will surely peak your health tremendously. Today, Dr.K.M. Sunesara – General Physician, Mumbai will help us to lead a disease free life, by providing a list of top 20 healthy habits. Follow these simple steps to stay away from the constant acchoos and germ attack. Healthy Habit to Avoid Disease 1: Wash your hands often 2 Avoid nose picking 3 Streching is important 4 Eat healthy breakfast 5 Bathing is good avoid many dieases 6 cut your nails regularly 7 Avoid sharing personal items 8 good sleep 9 drink lot of water 10 say no to junk food

Santana Choudhary Jv-u/18/2738 # BSc. (Hons.)agri. 7th semester #Jayoti vidyapeeth womens university # Dadi Nani ke nuskhe. kids are the most susceptible of all to catch cold and cough during changing seasons thats the reason why my grandmother was always ready with her homemade recipe to cure that harsh cough.A glass of warm water, with a few drops of lemon,a teaspoon of honey and a pinch of cinnamon was all that was needed to provide us the much- needed relief.#2 bs ::: jvwu.in all India homes, the importance of onions cannot be ignored . Be it in cooking or in preparing home remedies, onions are a vital part of the Indian kitchen. if you have fever them my grandma tell me you can# kids are the most susceptible of all to catch cold and cough during changing seasons thats the reason why my grandmother was always ready with her homemade recipe to cure that harsh cough.A glass of warm water, with a few drops of lemon,a teaspoon of honey and a pinch of cinnamon was all that was needed to provide us the much- needed relief.#2 bs ::: jvwu.in all India homes, the importance of onions cannot be ignored . Be it in cooking or in preparing home remedies, onions are a vital part of the Indian kitchen. if you have fever them my grandma tell me you can reduce it by simply rubbing some onion slices on the feet. Not only does onion bring down.It also helps reduce any body aches that you have.Thank you reduce it by simply rubbing some onion slices on the feet. Not only does onion bring down.It also helps reduce any body aches that you have.Thank you

Akansha Roy Sharma #JV-I/18/2373 #jvwu #JayotiVidyapeethWomensUniversity #jvmission Giloy was first introducedto me by my mother as an ingredient for kadha. Giloy is scientifically known as Tinospora cordifolia or Guduchi. The stem of Giloy is considered highly effective because of its high nutritional content and the alkaloids found in it but the root and leaves can be used too. These compounds present in Giloy have effective against various disorders, such as diabetes, cancer, neurological problems, fever, etc. As per Ayurveda, Giloy can be consumed in either a powdered form or can be in the form of kadha (decoction) or even juice. Giloy is a strong immunity booster, anti-toxic, antipyretic (that reduces fever), anti-inflammatory, antioxidant. This classical medicine is the ultimate answer to all health anomalies. Giloy can boost immunity hence it may be useful for various fevers specifically for viral fevers like corona infection. Though there is no evidence that Giloy can cure corona infection but it can raise your immunity to fight against it. According to some scientific studies, the results show promising results to control Corona infection. This herb activated the immune system of our body and increase vitality in a person. Include Giloy juice or kadha in your diet twice a day can improve your immunity. It is full of antioxidants and helps to release toxins from the body. Giloy juice also detoxifies your skin and improve your skin. Giloy is also used for liver diseases, urinary tract infections, and heart-related issues.

# Nikita kumawat # jv-i/18/2571 # BSc. (Hons.)agri. 7th semester #Jayoti vidyapeeth womens university # Dadi Nani ke nuskhe. kids are the most susceptible of all to catch cold and cough during changing seasons thats the reason why my grandmother was always ready with her homemade recipe to cure that harsh cough.A glass of warm water, with a few drops of lemon,a teaspoon of honey and a pinch of cinnamon was all that was needed to provide us the much- needed relief.#2 bs ::: jvwu.in all India homes, the importance of onions cannot be ignored . Be it in cooking or in preparing home remedies, onions are a vital part of the Indian kitchen. if you have fever them my grandma tell me you can# kids are the most susceptible of all to catch cold and cough during changing seasons thats the reason why my grandmother was always ready with her homemade recipe to cure that harsh cough.A glass of warm water, with a few drops of lemon,a teaspoon of honey and a pinch of cinnamon was all that was needed to provide us the much- needed relief.#2 bs ::: jvwu.in all India homes, the importance of onions cannot be ignored . Be it in cooking or in preparing home remedies, onions are a vital part of the Indian kitchen. if you have fever them my grandma tell me you can reduce it by simply rubbing some onion slices on the feet. Not only does onion bring down.It also helps reduce any body aches that you have.Thank you reduce it by simply rubbing some onion slices on the feet. Not only does onion bring down.It also helps reduce any body aches that you have.Thank you

#Hemlata kumawat # jv-u/18/2775 # BSc.( hons.)agri.7th semester #Jayoti vidyapeeth womens universty # Dadi Nani ke nuskhe. kids are the most susceptible of all to catch cold and cough during changing seasons thats the reason why my grandmother was always ready with her homemade recipe to cure that harsh cough.A glass of warm water, with a few drops of lemon,a teaspoon of honey and a pinch of cinnamon was all that was needed to provide us the much- needed relief.#2 bs ::: jvwu.in all India homes, the importance of onions cannot be ignored . Be it in cooking or in preparing home remedies, onions are a vital part of the Indian kitchen. if you have fever them my grandma tell me you can# kids are the most susceptible of all to catch cold and cough during changing seasons thats the reason why my grandmother was always ready with her homemade recipe to cure that harsh cough.A glass of warm water, with a few drops of lemon,a teaspoon of honey and a pinch of cinnamon was all that was needed to provide us the much- needed relief.#2 bs ::: jvwu.in all India homes, the importance of onions cannot be ignored . Be it in cooking or in preparing home remedies, onions are a vital part of the Indian kitchen. if you have fever them my grandma tell me you can reduce it by simply rubbing some onion slices on the feet. Not only does onion bring down.It also helps reduce any body aches that you have.Thank you reduce it by simply rubbing some onion slices on the feet. Not only does onion bring down.It also helps reduce any body aches that you have.Thank you

#Kumari Preeti Yadav #jv-u/19/3109 #Bsc(hons)agriculture 3rd year #Jayoti Vidyapeeth Womens University Jaipur #JvMission .# Dadi Nani ke nuskhe. kids are the most susceptible of all to catch cold and cough during changing seasons thats the reason why my grandmother was always ready with her homemade recipe to cure that harsh cough.A glass of warm water, with a few drops of lemon,a teaspoon of honey and a pinch of cinnamon was all that was needed to provide us the much- needed relief.#2 bs ::: jvwu.in all India homes, the importance of onions cannot be ignored . Be it in cooking or in preparing home remedies, onions are a vital part of the Indian kitchen. if you have fever them my grandma tell me you can# kids are the most susceptible of all to catch cold and cough during changing seasons thats the reason why my grandmother was always ready with her homemade recipe to cure that harsh cough.A glass of warm water, with a few drops of lemon,a teaspoon of honey and a pinch of cinnamon was all that was needed to provide us the much- needed relief.#2 bs ::: jvwu.in all India homes, the importance of onions cannot be ignored . Be it in cooking or in preparing home remedies, onions are a vital part of the Indian kitchen. if you have fever them my grandma tell me you can reduce it by simply rubbing some onion slices on the feet. Not only does onion bring down.It also helps reduce any body aches that you have.Thank you reduce it by simply rubbing some onion slices on the feet. Not only does onion bring down.It also helps reduce any body aches that you have.Thank you

#Manya Mendiratta #Jv-i/17/1529 #BscAgriculture(Hon.)4th year #Jayoti Vidyapeeth Womens University Jaipur #JvMission . Here comes another idea from dadi ji ka pitara of khazana . Some experts claim that Epsom salts are able to slow the buildup of lactic acids in your muscles, which keeps them from becoming too sore. While this may or may not be true, its definitely helpful to loosen your muscles by soaking in a bathtub of warm water, and, well, adding a half-cup of Epsom salts to the bathwater certainly wont hurt.

Pooja Sharma B.sc agriculture (Hons) 7th semester 4th year Aonla works wonders to get rid of white hair. Add it to your diet or condition your hair with it, it is sure to help you get rid of that annoying strand of white hair. You can also add it in oil and put it on on your head before washing your hair. Almond oil is the best go to fix for dark circles. Just put a few drops of almond oil under eyes.Rub if for around 10 min.in a circular motion ,wash your face thereafter and voila Repeat for a couple of days for effective result. Curd mask helps get rid of acne. You read that right .make a paste out of a spoonful of curd and honey.keep it on for 20 min.and then clean with a wet towel. Lemon juice will help you gey rid of a dandruff and reduce hairfall. There are lots of remedies to get rid of dandruff, but the one involving lemon juice is one of the easiest. Add a few drops of lemon juice to warm.oil and massage it your head before washing. Adark can help get rid of a headacne. A glass of water with honey helps fight constipation. Drinking a glass of water with honey helps before foing off to sleep improves digestion and helps fight constipation.

Kirti choudhary B.sc Agriculture (Hons)+MBA 7th semester 4th year Aamla works wonders to get rid of white hair. Add it to your diet or condition your hair with it, it is sure to help you get rid of that annoying strand of white hair. You can also add it in oil and put it on on your head before washing your hair. Almond oil is the best go to fix for dark circles. Just put a few drops of almond oil under eyes.Rub if for around 10 min.in a circular motion ,wash your face thereafter and voila Repeat for a couple of days for effective result. Curd mask helps get rid of acne. You read that right .make a paste out of a spoonful of curd and honey.keep it on for 20 min.and then clean with a wet towel. Lemon juice will help you gey rid of a dandruff and reduce hairfall. There are lots of remedies to get rid of dandruff, but the one involving lemon juice is one of the easiest. Add a few drops of lemon juice to warm.oil and massage it your head before washing. Adark can help get rid of a headacne. A glass of water with honey helps fight constipation. Drinking a glass of water with honey helps before foing off to sleep improves digestion and helps fight constipation.

#Namaste maam #Jvn Priyanka #BPT 5th sem,3rd year #jv-y/18/2740 #jvwu #jvmission ##jvwu Every mother is doctor without any MBBS degree. Same applies to grandmother. My granny is in her late 70s but is still healthy. When asked how, she simple replies " its all result of healthy diet and routine that we had followed throughout out lives". She has solution to every problem ranging from common cold to stomach problems to ear problems to insect bit bites, she always have a home remedy or dadi maa k nuskhe. For cold and cough- just mix some ginger juice with honey and drink it or you can make a nice tulsi tea and mix ginger juice and honey. She always say "eat in a cold and starve a fever". For sore throat just take some warm water, sprinkle salt and gargle for twice or thrice a day. Coming to food, my granny was a great cook. But due to some health issues she cant cook now. But I still remember how tasty dishes she used to make when I was in school. The yummy raw mango chutney, mouthwatering pickles she used to make every summer, tasty puddings, and much more. She also tells me how big her famile was and she had to prepare food for that joint family. In her time, she used to make food on choolha. We young generation is forgetting those customs, traditions, rituals, fodd, etc in the wake of urbanization. Those traditions were very energy consuming but was very good for health. If we start following those again, then there will be less people with issues.

Khushi Choudhary#b.pharm(3rd year),jyoati Vidyapeeth womens University. Use of traditional medicine.-1Ayurveda cough syrup at home. Peel and chop six medium onions. Put the pieces in a container and add four tablespoons of honey. Cover and leave them in a water bath over low heat for two hours. Strain and take one tablespoon every three hours2.Having pomegranate’s juice daily is good for the heart and useful for people suffering from low blood pressure.3One natural treatment for acidity is chewing a few Basil (tulsi) leaves after a meal. This not just works as an antacid as it helps the body absorb food but also prevents reflux and the formation of ulcers.4

Namste mem #i jvn priya singh #jv-u/18/2924#jyoti vidhyapeet womens university #jv mission # Dadi Nani ke nuskhe. kids are the most susceptible of all to catch cold and cough during changing seasons thats the reason why my grandmother was always ready with her homemade recipe to cure that harsh cough.A glass of warm water, with a few drops of lemon,a teaspoon of honey and a pinch of cinnamon was all that was needed to provide us the much- needed relief.#2 bs ::: jvwu.in all India homes, the importance of onions cannot be ignored . Be it in cooking or in preparing home remedies, onions are a vital part of the Indian kitchen. if you have fever them my grandma tell me you can# kids are the most susceptible of all to catch cold and cough during changing seasons thats the reason why my grandmother was always ready with her homemade recipe to cure that harsh cough.A glass of warm water, with a few drops of lemon,a teaspoon of honey and a pinch of cinnamon was all that was needed to provide us the much- needed relief.#2 bs ::: jvwu.in all India homes, the importance of onions cannot be ignored . Be it in cooking or in preparing home remedies, onions are a vital part of the Indian kitchen. if you have fever them my grandma tell me you can reduce it by simply rubbing some onion slices on the feet. Not only does onion bring down.It also helps reduce any body aches that you have.Thank you reduce it by simply rubbing some onion slices on the feet. Not only does onion bring down.It also helps reduce any body aches that you have.Thank you

Priya Roy #b.pharm(3rd year),jyoati Vidyapeeth womens University. Use of traditional medicine.-1Ayurveda cough syrup at home. Peel and chop six medium onions. Put the pieces in a container and add four tablespoons of honey. Cover and leave them in a water bath over low heat for two hours. Strain and take one tablespoon every three hours2.Having pomegranate’s juice daily is good for the heart and useful for people suffering from low blood pressure.3One natural treatment for acidity is chewing a few Basil (tulsi) leaves after a meal. This not just works as an antacid as it helps the body absorb food but also prevents reflux and the formation of ulcers.4

#JVN PRIYANKA #BPT 5TH SEM,3RD YEAR #JV-U/18/2740 #JVWU # NO LOVE IS BETTER THAN MOTHERS LOVE..........#MY MOTHER MY LIFE The first word a child speaks is the mother. Mother has a position above God. For me, my mother is the most precious gift of my life. No combination of 26 letters can describe my mother. She is the sweetest, loveliest and strongest person I have ever met in my life. Life is not enough to define her love for me. She loves me a lot. She doesn’t speak this to me all day, but make me feel with her actions. There are times in my life when I felt weak or demotivated. When things were completely against me. In such tough times of my life, my mother was always there for me, supporting me and helping me to overcome the difficulties and challenges. When I failed in exams, she scolded me and then loved me as well. She helped me in studies like a friend. From her lectures to her scolding everything helped me in becoming a good person in life. Her support is like a strong pillar for me. I can never thank her for the work I have done for me. Throughout her life, she has done a lot of hard work for every member of the family. We have 6 members in our family. My mother is an early riser, she used to wake up at 5 in the morning and make breakfast for everyone. She then prepares lunch for all of us. After preparing the food for the whole family, she prepares herself for the job. Once returning from work at 6 pm, my mother again starts preparations for dinner. After that, my mother and father go shopping to purchase some items for us. Some days, she assists me in the study as well. She works all day and never asks for rest. My mother never demands herself anything, not even the rest. But I can see on her face the stress she has due to a hectic schedule. I want to make my mother happy and provide a life where she can remain without stress and enjoy everything. I will work hard to fulfil all her dreams. But, meanwhile, the best gift I can give her is a good performance in academics. She always wanted me to achieve high in life To conclude everything, I would just like to say that I love my mother a lot. She has been the reason for all my success and will always remain the most important woman in my life. She has done a lot for me. It is my time to help her and provide her with everything she wants from life. Moreover, she has taught me a lot about life and gave me the important lesson of life that is morality. She has always been an inspiration for me. I will try to become a good person in life to make her proud of me. In the end, I would pray to God to give her a healthiest and happiest life. THANK YOU..

# patel feni # BAMS 4 th year # enrollment no.Jv-u/16/9269 # Jyoti vidyapeeth womens University Jaipur # jv mission- DIABETES HOME REMEDIES - # changing environment and living conditions are increasing rapidly in the number of Diabetes patients in the city, control of food intake is also responsible for this diabetes patients always have problems like headache, fatigue and Diabetes. There is no permanent cure but it can be controlled completely by changing lifestyle, education and improving eating habits # DIABETES SYMPTOMS - (1) friquent urination (2) to much thirst (3) dry throat even after drinking a lot of water (4) hunger even after eating food (5) nausea and occasional vomiting (6) stiffness in the arm and legs (7) complaining of weakness and fatigue all the time (8) blurred eye (9) skin or urethra infections (10) dermatitis (11) irritability (12) headache (13) low body temperature (14) muscle aches (15) weight loss #(a )basil leaves contain antioxidants and essential oils that are helpful for insulin so to reduce sugar levels, take two to three basil leaves daily on an empty stomach or a tablespoon of basil leaf juice (b) mix 10 kg of gooseberry juice with 2 grams of turmeric powder,take this solution twice a day, it controls the amount of sugar in the blood ,it is considered a good medicine for the patients of black berries with Diabetes. jamun should be eaten ,it controls the amount of sugar in the blood. (c) use one gram of cinnamon in your daily diet for a month,this will also help to control weight to reduce blood sugar level. (d) bittergourd is used as a Diabetes agent. Its bitter juice reduces the amount of sugar,so its juice should be drunk. Boiled bittergourd water can be used to end diabetes permanently . (e) methidana is very important for the treatment of Diabetes, so that chronic diabetes also worsens. The powder of methidana should be taken every morning on an empty stomach with two teaspoon of water. (f) In a glass or sugar pot 5-6 cut the lady finger and put it at night,filter and drink this water in the morning .(g) diabetes patients should drink 2 teaspoon of neem and 4 banana leaf juice regularly (h) Green-tea is also considered very beneficial in Diabetes. Green tea contains polyphenols, which have a strong antioxidants and hypo-glycemic elements, the body is able to use insulin properly (I) drumsticks leaves are four times more calcium and double protein than milk. Consumption of these leaves in Diabetes. Helps to reduce digestion of food and lower blood pressure. Its regular intake also benefits (j) make a juice by mixing a tomato ,a cucumber and a bittergourd , take this juice every morning on an empty stomach this is very beneficial in Diabetes. THANK YOU

Parul namdeo #bams2year#jayoti vidhyapeet womens university #Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery is a professional degree in medicine focused on Ayurveda offered in India, Nepal, Bangladesh and other South Asian countries. It is awarded after the study of five and a half years duration, including 1-year internship

MS. Jyoti bhargav #bams2year#jyoti vidhyapeet womens university #Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery is a professional degree in medicine focused on Ayurveda offered in India, Nepal, Bangladesh and other South Asian countries. It is awarded after the study of five and a half years duration, including 1-year internship

ms.manisha meena # bpt7th sem...#jv mission#...jyoti vidhyapeet womens university#Physiotherapy can be defined as a treatment method that focuses on the science of movement and helps people to restore, maintain and maximize their physical strength, function, motion and overall well-being by addressing the underlying physical issues.

ms.manisha meena # bpt7th sem...#jv mission#...jyoti vidhyapeet womens university#Physiotherapy can be defined as a treatment method that focuses on the science of movement and helps people to restore, maintain and maximize their physical strength, function, motion and overall well-being by addressing the underlying physical issues.

REHANA Parveen Ansari #bpt 7th sem. ,,,,,,, #jvmission Physiotherapists in local Community Health Centers provide: ... health promotion education to community groups, schools and on the radio. participation in occupational health and safety projects

Tanisha Choudhary b.sc b.ed(ZBC)#1 semester #jayoti vidhypith whomen university #jv misson #Rajasthan culture and traditional medicine, I am from jaipur rajasthan. my grand parents usually tells me about rajasthan culture and traditional # Attithi devo bhavo means to treat guests like as you would treat God. this principle is a part of rajasthan culture. many traditional instruments are used by farmouse grounds of Benjaras and jogi thet including shenai, flute, dholak, nanada, bhai any, ek tarak, Janetr, sarangl change, etc.A popuser some pedhro mahara des literary means welcome to my country. some of the dances Chang, ghoomar, bhopal, teratale and kathputali.The most famous and traditional food is Dal-BATISTUTA-churma. the Guevara is the rajasthan seet.Here are various famous temples, like world famous brahma templ, Ranakpur jain temple and jagdish temple etc.Rajasthan is also famous for its handicrafts Like carpeted garments and jewellery they are attaeracts,everyone. Camels are commonly found in rajsthani camelfair takes place in bekaner, pushkar and other regions. the rajasthan Whoman wear ghagra, kanchli and odni over ther head as a sing of respect. the Men wear dhoti and kurta with a handgear called safa.The most spoken language in rajasthan is marwadi in lokel areas.

# jvwu #chhaya #jv-u/19/3181 #BCA3rd sem STORY NARRATED BY MY GRAND MOTHER WHEN I GO TO BED FOR SLEEP WHILE LISTENING TO HER STORY I FALL ASLEEP SO LETS BEGIN WITH THE STORY -A slave, ill-treated by his master, runs away to the forest. There he comes across a lion in pain because of a thorn in his paw. The slave bravely goes forward and removes the thorn gently The lion without hurting him goes away.... Some days later, the slave’s master comes hunting to the forest and catches many animals and cages them. The slave is spotted by the masters’ men who catch him and bring him to the cruel master....The slave is awaiting his death in the cage when he realizes that it is the same lion that he had helped. The slave rescued the lion and all other caged animal Moral of the story: One should help others in need, we get the rewards of our helpful acts in return

#Lata maheshwari #b.pharm- 7th sem #jv-u/17/1073 #jayoti vidyapeeth womens university #jvwu.. dadi k nushkhy -kids are the most susceptible of all to catch cold and cough during changing seasons thats the reason why my grandmother was always ready with her homemade recipe to cure that harsh cough.A glass of warm water, with a few drops of lemon,a teaspoon of honey and a pinch of cinnamon was all that was needed to provide us the much- needed relief.#2 bs ::: jvwu.in all India homes, the importance of onions cannot be ignored . Be it in cooking or in preparing home remedies, onions are a vital part of the Indian kitchen. if you have fever them my grandma tell me you can# kids are the most susceptible of all to catch cold and cough during changing seasons thats the reason why my grandmother was always ready with her homemade recipe to cure that harsh cough.A glass of warm water, with a few drops of lemon,a teaspoon of honey and a pinch of cinnamon was all that was needed to provide us the much- needed relief.#2 bs ::: jvwu.in all India homes, the importance of onions cannot be ignored . Be it in cooking or in preparing home remedies, onions are a vital part of the Indian kitchen. if you have fever them my grandma tell me you can reduce it by simply rubbing some onion slices on the feet. Not only does onion bring down.It also helps reduce any body aches that you have.Thank you reduce it by simply rubbing some onion slices on the feet. Not only does onion bring down.It also helps reduce any body aches that you have.Thank you

#rakhisheoran #jv-u/18/2152#jvwu# I started to understand when I was about 13 years old. I began to see school as the place to get knowledge that my parents cant teach me at home. I also saw (and actually see) school as a place to play, have positive thoughts and enjoy life without forgetting about class and what society is expecting from us. School is also a good place to socialize and make good friends that care and have the same interest in success as I do. Now being 17 years old I know a lot more of myself. I can make and I have made decisions that really have a direct effect on me. Two years ago I decided to do my best at univ. to have a good high school education and make myself better every day. Due to my coming to the United States late, my English was poor. I spent time working hard on that even after ESL program. Although it ended up not having too much time for other classes such as math and science and in turn lowered my class scores and GPA rank in class, it was worth as I learned how to express my thoughts well in English. Ive long since learned to organize my time efficiently and now I can juggle schoolwork make time for many of my favorite activities. Since I am in love with my school I have accomplished many things like doing extracurricular activities and volunteering. I participated in a lot of activities throughout my high school career, including German club, tennis, marching band, project help, FBLA, and countless math contests. German club was very interesting for me because I got to learn more about the German culture. Tennis was a lot of fun, because I made a lot of new friends o ...

#pooja chaudhary #jv-u/19/3605#jvwu#I decided to just go for it and I am so glad I did because I know now that I have overcome that fear and I feel as if I can accomplish anything and everything. I can also say that I have matured in many ways as a mother, first time college student, and being a single mother of five. My kids had to adjust to the new routine as well. They did not understand at first but eventually they came around and little by little they gave me the time I needed to study and do homework. I still have to overcome a few obstacles in order to complete my degree program, just like I had to overcome all the changes that come with me returning to school. One of the main obstacles I must achieve here at Ashford University is to listen, learn, and to be obedient in all the discussions and the assignments asked of me. Last but not least I have to say I have to overcome all negative feelings I get from time to time to complete all my educational goals. I need to be prepared mentally and physically for anything that is being asked of me from my instructors. I feel that I need to keep an open mind as well because I know all the feedback from classmates and instructors will be of great help in making me a better person and learner.

#Riya Agrahari #b.pharm 7th semester #jv-u/17/1661 #jayoti vidyapeeth womens university #jvwu. dadi k nushkhy -kids are the most susceptible of all to catch cold and cough during changing seasons thats the reason why my grandmother was always ready with her homemade recipe to cure that harsh cough.A glass of warm water, with a few drops of lemon,a teaspoon of honey and a pinch of cinnamon was all that was needed to provide us the much- needed relief.#2 bs ::: jvwu.in all India homes, the importance of onions cannot be ignored . Be it in cooking or in preparing home remedies, onions are a vital part of the Indian kitchen. if you have fever them my grandma tell me you can# kids are the most susceptible of all to catch cold and cough during changing seasons thats the reason why my grandmother was always ready with her homemade recipe to cure that harsh cough.A glass of warm water, with a few drops of lemon,a teaspoon of honey and a pinch of cinnamon was all that was needed to provide us the much- needed relief.#2 bs ::: jvwu.in all India homes, the importance of onions cannot be ignored . Be it in cooking or in preparing home remedies, onions are a vital part of the Indian kitchen. if you have fever them my grandma tell me you can reduce it by simply rubbing some onion slices on the feet. Not only does onion bring down.It also helps reduce any body aches that you have.Thank you reduce it by simply rubbing some onion slices on the feet. Not only does onion bring down.It also helps reduce any body aches that you have.Thank you

#Neha Sharma #BPT-5 Semester#JV-U/18/2686#Jayoti Vidyapeeth Womens University #jvwu. My grandmother usually tells me about our Indian and Rajasthani culture, as I belong from Indian subcontinent, Rajasthan. #History.Rajasthans Culture dates back to the years of Kings where it was previously called Rajputana. Over the years it has been ruled by various kings including the Rajput, Marathas and even Muslim rulers, which have resulted in the diverse culture of Rajasthan, bearing numerous beautiful forts with a wide variety in its architecture, language and customs of its people. Rajasthan, in spite of being a desert, has been endowed with such beautiful sites that include various palaces, forts and pilgrim centres that define what Rajasthan is. #Respect and Manners. Attithi Devo bhavo means to treat your guests like as you would treat God. This principle is a part of the Rajasthani Culture. They treat their guests well and make them want to visit again. Most of the people in Rajasthan are involved in tourism related jobs and hence take this principle very seriously as they earn their revenue due to the tourists and have pledged to serve them. A popular folk song Padharo Mhare Desh literary means Welcome to my country. #Traditional Food. Rajasthani food is known for its various spices and also its sweetness. Rajasthan is most famous for dalbati . A dish comprising of dal and wheat flour kneaded with yoghurt and dressed in ghee. It is also famous for kachori the kachori in Rajasthan are of two types sweet and spicy. The spicy kachori is called the pyaaz or onion kachori, and the sweet kachori called the mawa kachori. Both these kachoris are easily available in any food stalls in Rajasthan. Ghewar and gheriya are some delectable sweet dishes originating from Mewar, available in most restaurants at Rajasthan. Most of the Rajasthani dishes are made in ghee. #Skills.You will find beautiful carpets, garments, jewellery and more, that are all made by the local people. Any leather item is usually camel leather They use it making journals, shoes and bags. The carpets are made from the hand knitting techniques and much like Persian carpets, they have a geometric design and borders. There are also many miniature items made out of red sand or clay as toys for kids or decoration pieces with bells attached to it. You may also find safah or pagri in most of the shops that you may bring back as a memory from the place.#Cultural Tradition.Rajasthan has cultural traditions that reflect the ancient Indian way of life. Rajasthani society is a blend of predominantly Hindus with sizable minorities of Muslims and Jains. Jats are mostly Hindus and Sikhs. Meenas of Rajasthan to date strongly follow Vedic culture which usually includes worship of Shiva and Krishna as well as the Durga.#Traditional ornaments.Rajasthan is also famous for its amazing ornaments. From ancient times, Rajasthani people have been wearing jewelry of various metals and materials. Traditionally, women wore Gems studded gold and silver ornaments. #Traditional and local Home Medicines. One natural treatment for acidity is chewing a few Basil leaves after a meal. This not just works as an antacid as it helps the body absorb food but also prevents reflux and the formation of ulcers. Sucking a piece of Clove after a meal helps in reducing acidity problem. A flake of garlic swallowed with water taken empty stomach daily in the morning can be helpful in solving many stomach & gastric problems. A headache caused by summer heat is cured by consuming watermelon juice. Just one glass a day works wonders. Eating an apple on an empty stomach in the morning relieves one of migraine pain. This must be done for a few mornings. Open 6 dates and boil in half liter of milk for 25 minutes over low heat. Drink three cups a day. This is the ultimate dry cough remedy. Mix 2 teaspoons of honey with equal quantity of ginger juice. The concoction helps to expectorate mucus, providing relief for the common cold, coughs and sore throat. Eat, before breakfast, half a cup of cooked beets if you suffer from chronic constipation or indigestion. Ayurveda cough syrup at home. Peel and chop six medium onions. Put the pieces in a container and add four tablespoons of honey. Cover and leave them in a water bath over low heat for two hours. Strain and take one tablespoon every three hours. Grated cucumber applied over the face, eyes, and neck for fifteen minutes is very beneficial for acne and blackheads. #Thank You.

#Neha Sharma #BPT-5 Semester #JV-U/18/2686#Jayoti Vidyapeeth womens University Jaipur BPT3rdyear# jv mission Dadi Nani ke nuskhe. kids are the most susceptible of all to catch cold and cough during changing seasons thats the reason why my grandmother was always ready with her homemade recipe to cure that harsh cough.A glass of warm water, with a few drops of lemon,a teaspoon of honey and a pinch of cinnamon was all that was needed to provide us the much- needed relief.#2 bs ::: jvwu.in all India homes, the importance of onions cannot be ignored . Be it in cooking or in preparing home remedies, onions are a vital part of the Indian kitchen. if you have fever them my grandma tell me you can# kids are the most susceptible of all to catch cold and cough during changing seasons thats the reason why my grandmother was always ready with her homemade recipe to cure that harsh cough.A glass of warm water, with a few drops of lemon,a teaspoon of honey and a pinch of cinnamon was all that was needed to provide us the much- needed relief.#2 bs ::: jvwu.in all India homes, the importance of onions cannot be ignored . Be it in cooking or in preparing home remedies, onions are a vital part of the Indian kitchen. if you have fever them my grandma tell me you can reduce it by simply rubbing some onion slices on the feet. Not only does onion bring down.It also helps reduce any body aches that you have.Thank you reduce it by simply rubbing some onion slices on the feet. Not only does onion bring down.It also helps reduce any body aches that you have.Thank you

#Neha Sharma#BPT 5Semester #enroll-JV-U/18/2686#jvwu MY achievements: i have lots of prized possession in my by gods grace first of all i have got a wonderful parents who always look after me i am really blessed to have them in my life when i was in 1st standard i have received first position in sac race . when i was in 3rd standard i have received 6 position in school in science Olympiad examination and 11th position in Math Olympiad when i was in tenth class i was elected as cultural secretary of my school . when i was in 11th standard i was elected as vice captain of my school after that i represented my school in inter school sports competition and after leaving my school life i entered into my college where i got a alot of exposer in my first year on ozone day i participated in quiz competition an power point presentation i got 2nd and 1st position in my college respectively sometimes i feel lucky that i have participated in that competition otherwise i have loosed that position than my story of acheivements is not over yet in my 2nd year i have done a SURVEY work on DENTAL FLUOROSIS DISEASE AND SECURED A GRADE ON MY WORK AFTER THAT I HAVE DONE SCIENCE ROAD SHOW WHICH WAS HELD BY OHIO STATES UNIVERSITY , COLUMBUS IN MY STATE BIHAR i got a opportunity to meet with best professor of that university . i wish i would get a lot more chance like this in my future ..i am looking for more opportunity like this in my life

# Komal Meghwanshi # BHMS 1 st semester # enrollment no. 202384 # Jyoti vidyapeeth womens University Jaipur # jv mission- DIABETES HOME REMEDIES - # changing environment and living conditions are increasing rapidly in the number of Diabetes patients in the city, control of food intake is also responsible for this diabetes patients always have problems like headache, fatigue and Diabetes. There is no permanent cure but it can be controlled completely by changing lifestyle, education and improving eating habits # DIABETES SYMPTOMS - (1) friquent urination (2) to much thirst (3) dry throat even after drinking a lot of water (4) hunger even after eating food (5) nausea and occasional vomiting (6) stiffness in the arm and legs (7) complaining of weakness and fatigue all the time (8) blurred eye (9) skin or urethra infections (10) dermatitis (11) irritability (12) headache (13) low body temperature (14) muscle aches (15) weight loss #(a )basil leaves contain antioxidants and essential oils that are helpful for insulin so to reduce sugar levels, take two to three basil leaves daily on an empty stomach or a tablespoon of basil leaf juice (b) mix 10 kg of gooseberry juice with 2 grams of turmeric powder,take this solution twice a day, it controls the amount of sugar in the blood ,it is considered a good medicine for the patients of black berries with Diabetes. jamun should be eaten ,it controls the amount of sugar in the blood. (c) use one gram of cinnamon in your daily diet for a month,this will also help to control weight to reduce blood sugar level. (d) bittergourd is used as a Diabetes agent. Its bitter juice reduces the amount of sugar,so its juice should be drunk. Boiled bittergourd water can be used to end diabetes permanently . (e) methidana is very important for the treatment of Diabetes, so that chronic diabetes also worsens. The powder of methidana should be taken every morning on an empty stomach with two teaspoon of water. (f) In a glass or sugar pot 5-6 cut the lady finger and put it at night,filter and drink this water in the morning .(g) diabetes patients should drink 2 teaspoon of neem and 4 banana leaf juice regularly (h) Green-tea is also considered very beneficial in Diabetes. Green tea contains polyphenols, which have a strong antioxidants and hypo-glycemic elements, the body is able to use insulin properly (I) drumsticks leaves are four times more calcium and double protein than milk. Consumption of these leaves in Diabetes. Helps to reduce digestion of food and lower blood pressure. Its regular intake also benefits (j) make a juice by mixing a tomato ,a cucumber and a bittergourd , take this juice every morning on an empty stomach this is very beneficial in Diabetes. THANK YOU

#Nikita Prajapat #Enrollment no. JV-U/18/2143 #BCA 5th Sem #JAYOTI VIDYAPEETH WOMEN’S UNIVERSITY #JVWU #Customs & Traditional Food.My grandparents says that in earlier times people Attithi Devo bhavo means to treat your guests like as you would treat God. This principle is a part of the Rajasthani Culture. They treat their guests well and make them want to visit again. Rajasthans Culture dates back to the years of Kings where it was previously called Rajputana. Over the years it has been ruled by various kings including the Rajput, Marathas and even Muslim rulers, which have resulted in the diverse culture of Rajasthan, bearing numerous beautiful forts with a wide variety in its architecture, language and customs of its people. Rajasthan, in spite of being a desert, has been endowed with such beautiful sites that include various palaces, forts and pilgrim centres.And say that Rajasthani food is known for its various spices and also its sweetness. Rajasthan is most famous for dalbati churma.. A dish comprising of dal and wheat flour kneaded with yoghurt and dressed in ghee. It is also famous for kachori.. the kachori in Rajasthan are of two types - sweet and spicy. And say that There has been a strong influence of religion on Rajasthan. Most residents of Rajasthan are Hindus (mainly Vaishnavas), Jains and Muslims. There are various temples that are important pilgrim sites like the Lodrakar and Ranakpur Jain Temple etc. #THANK YOU…..

#Harshita Sharma #JV-U/18/2177 #Bachelor of Physiotherapy #BPT#5TH semester#3rd year #Jayoti Vidyapeeth Womens University #jvwu. My grandmother usually tells me about our Indian and Rajasthani culture, as I belong from Indian subcontinent, Rajasthan. #History.Rajasthans Culture dates back to the years of Kings where it was previously called Rajputana. Over the years it has been ruled by various kings including the Rajput, Marathas and even Muslim rulers, which have resulted in the diverse culture of Rajasthan, bearing numerous beautiful forts with a wide variety in its architecture, language and customs of its people. Rajasthan, in spite of being a desert, has been endowed with such beautiful sites that include various palaces, forts and pilgrim centres that define what Rajasthan is. #Respect and Manners. Attithi Devo bhavo means to treat your guests like as you would treat God. This principle is a part of the Rajasthani Culture. They treat their guests well and make them want to visit again. Most of the people in Rajasthan are involved in tourism related jobs and hence take this principle very seriously as they earn their revenue due to the tourists and have pledged to serve them. A popular folk song Padharo Mhare Desh literary means Welcome to my country. #Traditional Food. Rajasthani food is known for its various spices and also its sweetness. Rajasthan is most famous for dalbati . A dish comprising of dal and wheat flour kneaded with yoghurt and dressed in ghee. It is also famous for kachori the kachori in Rajasthan are of two types sweet and spicy. The spicy kachori is called the pyaaz or onion kachori, and the sweet kachori called the mawa kachori. Both these kachoris are easily available in any food stalls in Rajasthan. Ghewar and gheriya are some delectable sweet dishes originating from Mewar, available in most restaurants at Rajasthan. Most of the Rajasthani dishes are made in ghee. #Skills.You will find beautiful carpets, garments, jewellery and more, that are all made by the local people. Any leather item is usually camel leather They use it making journals, shoes and bags. The carpets are made from the hand knitting techniques and much like Persian carpets, they have a geometric design and borders. There are also many miniature items made out of red sand or clay as toys for kids or decoration pieces with bells attached to it. You may also find safah or pagri in most of the shops that you may bring back as a memory from the place.#Cultural Tradition.Rajasthan has cultural traditions that reflect the ancient Indian way of life. Rajasthani society is a blend of predominantly Hindus with sizable minorities of Muslims and Jains. Jats are mostly Hindus and Sikhs. Meenas of Rajasthan to date strongly follow Vedic culture which usually includes worship of Shiva and Krishna as well as the Durga.#Traditional ornaments.Rajasthan is also famous for its amazing ornaments. From ancient times, Rajasthani people have been wearing jewelry of various metals and materials. Traditionally, women wore Gems studded gold and silver ornaments. #Traditional and local Home Medicines. One natural treatment for acidity is chewing a few Basil leaves after a meal. This not just works as an antacid as it helps the body absorb food but also prevents reflux and the formation of ulcers. Sucking a piece of Clove after a meal helps in reducing acidity problem. A flake of garlic swallowed with water taken empty stomach daily in the morning can be helpful in solving many stomach & gastric problems. A headache caused by summer heat is cured by consuming watermelon juice. Just one glass a day works wonders. Eating an apple on an empty stomach in the morning relieves one of migraine pain. This must be done for a few mornings. Open 6 dates and boil in half liter of milk for 25 minutes over low heat. Drink three cups a day. This is the ultimate dry cough remedy. Mix 2 teaspoons of honey with equal quantity of ginger juice. The concoction helps to expectorate mucus, providing relief for the common cold, coughs and sore throat. Eat, before breakfast, half a cup of cooked beets if you suffer from chronic constipation or indigestion. Ayurveda cough syrup at home. Peel and chop six medium onions. Put the pieces in a container and add four tablespoons of honey. Cover and leave them in a water bath over low heat for two hours. Strain and take one tablespoon every three hours. Grated cucumber applied over the face, eyes, and neck for fifteen minutes is very beneficial for acne and blackheads. #Thank You.

Traditional medicines have been used in many countries throughout the world over many centuries. Today, these medicines still represent an important part of healthcare in some countries. For example, more than 100 countries have regulations for herbal medicines, but practices of traditional medicine vary greatly from country to country and from region to region, as they are influenced by factors such as culture, history, personal attitudes, and philosophy.the use of traditional medicines worldwide, safety and efficacy as well as quality control of herbal medicines and traditional procedure-based therapies have become important concerns for many of these countries.Traditional medicine (TM) is the sum total of the knowledge, skills, and practices based on the theories, beliefs, and experiences indigenous to different cultures, whether explicable or not, used in the maintenance of health, as well as in the prevention, diagnosis, improvement, or treatment of physical and mental illnesses. The terms complementary/alternative/nonconventional medicine (CAM) are used interchangeably with traditional medicine in some countries.

SANJU YADAV SANJU YADAV # sanju yadav#B.sc agriculture (hons.) #4th year 7th semester # jv-u/17/1306#Jyoti vidhyapeeth womens university in jaipur , today i am tell you home medicine home medicine is a good for health Lemon is one of the richest sources of Vitamin C on the planet and it also contains nutrients like Vitamin B, riboflavin, phosphorus, magnesium, and calcium. Lemon juice with warm water can also help eliminate waste in your system and serve as a Liver Tonic. Daily intake of lemon water has several health benefits: It keeps your stomach healthy; acts as a cure for nausea, heartburn, indigestion, high blood pressure, stress, and depression. When you suffer from a hangover, a banana milkshake with honey can give you immense relief. Cold milk soothes the stomach lining and bananas with honey build up depleted blood sugar levels. Home Remedies Treatment for a Cough – For a severe cough, mix tulsi juice with garlic juice and honey. A teaspoon of this mixture is taken once every three hours will treat excessive coughing....THANK YOU

# Sumera Ali# Enrollment no jv-u /18/2167 # Jayoti Vidyapeeth womens University Jaipur BPT3rdyear# jv mission Dadi Nani ke nuskhe. kids are the most susceptible of all to catch cold and cough during changing seasons thats the reason why my grandmother was always ready with her homemade recipe to cure that harsh cough.A glass of warm water, with a few drops of lemon,a teaspoon of honey and a pinch of cinnamon was all that was needed to provide us the much- needed relief.#2 bs ::: jvwu.in all India homes, the importance of onions cannot be ignored . Be it in cooking or in preparing home remedies, onions are a vital part of the Indian kitchen. if you have fever them my grandma tell me you can# kids are the most susceptible of all to catch cold and cough during changing seasons thats the reason why my grandmother was always ready with her homemade recipe to cure that harsh cough.A glass of warm water, with a few drops of lemon,a teaspoon of honey and a pinch of cinnamon was all that was needed to provide us the much- needed relief.#2 bs ::: jvwu.in all India homes, the importance of onions cannot be ignored . Be it in cooking or in preparing home remedies, onions are a vital part of the Indian kitchen. if you have fever them my grandma tell me you can reduce it by simply rubbing some onion slices on the feet. Not only does onion bring down.It also helps reduce any body aches that you have.Thank you reduce it by simply rubbing some onion slices on the feet. Not only does onion bring down.It also helps reduce any body aches that you have.Thank you

# Sumera Ali# Enrollment no jv-u /18/2167 # Jayoti Vidyapeeth womens University Jaipur BPT3rdyear# jv mission Dadi Nani ke nuskhe. kids are the most susceptible of all to catch cold and cough during changing seasons thats the reason why my grandmother was always ready with her homemade recipe to cure that harsh cough.A glass of warm water, with a few drops of lemon,a teaspoon of honey and a pinch of cinnamon was all that was needed to provide us the much- needed relief.#2 bs ::: jvwu.in all India homes, the importance of onions cannot be ignored . Be it in cooking or in preparing home remedies, onions are a vital part of the Indian kitchen. if you have fever them my grandma tell me you can# kids are the most susceptible of all to catch cold and cough during changing seasons thats the reason why my grandmother was always ready with her homemade recipe to cure that harsh cough.A glass of warm water, with a few drops of lemon,a teaspoon of honey and a pinch of cinnamon was all that was needed to provide us the much- needed relief.#2 bs ::: jvwu.in all India homes, the importance of onions cannot be ignored . Be it in cooking or in preparing home remedies, onions are a vital part of the Indian kitchen. if you have fever them my grandma tell me you can reduce it by simply rubbing some onion slices on the feet. Not only does onion bring down.It also helps reduce any body aches that you have.Thank you reduce it by simply rubbing some onion slices on the feet. Not only does onion bring down.It also helps reduce any body aches that you have.Thank you

SANJU YADAV SANJU YADAV#sanju yadav#B.sc agriculture(hons.) # 4th year #Jv-u/17/1306#Jayoti Vidyapeeth Womens university , jaipur I want to share about my grandparents thoughts#so lets start... when I was excited about something I often want to tell my dearest grandfather my Baba sometimes I like something so much I feel like I could talk about it forever its so amazing grandparents are blessing which not everyone is lucky enough to have they always watch out for us and pray for us even then I do not know I was lucky enough to grow up in my grandparents house our family lived with my grandparents since I was little as my grandfather passed away when I was so young I only remember a few memories of him one think I surely remember is used to brush his teeth twice a daily without fail. I adopt this habit and ever since I had been doing the same my grandparents have been my true support I am lucky enough to have grown up around such inspirational people. my grandfather was professor of college so he always told about importance of education he helped us with our homework when my parents were not available I spent my vacations at their place as I enjoyed living with them. my grandmother made delicious pickles and she taught me few recipes too and tips and tricks that are very useful to me even today. Thus, we must value them and respect them for all they have done for us and our parents.THANK YOU

SANJU YADAV SANJU YADAV#sanju yadav#B.sc agriculture(hons.) # 4th year #Jv-u/17/1306#Jayoti Vidyapeeth Womens university , jaipur I want to share about my grandparents thoughts#so lets start... when I was excited about something I often want to tell my dearest grandfather my Baba sometimes I like something so much I feel like I could talk about it forever its so amazing grandparents are blessing which not everyone is lucky enough to have they always watch out for us and pray for us even then I do not know I was lucky enough to grow up in my grandparents house our family lived with my grandparents since I was little as my grandfather passed away when I was so young I only remember a few memories of him one think I surely remember is used to brush his teeth twice a daily without fail. I adopt this habit and ever since I had been doing the same my grandparents have been my true support I am lucky enough to have grown up around such inspirational people. my grandfather was professor of college so he always told about importance of education he helped us with our homework when my parents were not available I spent my vacations at their place as I enjoyed living with them. my grandmother made delicious pickles and she taught me few recipes too and tips and tricks that are very useful to me even today. Thus, we must value them and respect them for all they have done for us and our parents.THANK YOU

KRISHNA CHAHAR KRISHNA CHAHAR #krishna chahar # Bsc agriculture (hons.) 4th year #jv-u/17/1120# Jayoti vidyapeeth womens university ,My granny is in her late 70s but is still healthy. When asked how, she simple replies " its all result of healthy diet and routine that we had followed throughout out lives". She has solution to every problem ranging from common cold to stomach problems to ear problems to insect bit bites, she always have a home remedy or dadi maa k nuskhe. For cold and cough- just mix some ginger juice with honey and drink it or you can make a nice tulsi tea and mix ginger juice and honey. She always say "eat in a cold and starve a fever". For sore throat just take some warm water, sprinkle salt and gargle for twice or thrice a day. Coming to food, my granny was a great cook. But due to some health issues she cant cook now. But I still remember how tasty dishes she used to make when I was in school. The yummy raw mango chutney, mouthwatering pickles she used to make every summer, tasty puddings, and much more. She also tells me how big her famile was and she had to prepare food for that joint family. In her time, she used to make food on choolha. We young generation is forgetting those customs, traditions, rituals, fodd, etc in the wake of urbanization. Those traditions were very energy consuming but was very good for health. If we start following those again, then there will be less people with issues. THANK YOU

Komal Pareek #Komalpareek #B.sc agriculture #7th semester #jv-u/17/1117 # Jayoti Vidyapeeth Womens University Jaipur #jvMission lets talk about dadi ji ka pitaara of khajana:- we are in the generation that everything has become digital but still there are few things that cannot be changed which we get to know from our grandparents. My grandmother always give the one glass of turmeric milk every night. She says turmeric milk has lots of benefits like including better sleep to boosting immunity and aiding better recovery a cup of haldi dudh can take you a long way in terms of achieving good health. And the another one is a glass of warm water with a few drops of lemon a teaspoon of honey and A Pinch of cinnamon was all that was needed to provide us the much needed relief from cough.

#manisha kanwar # b.ed 1st year # s.no.202464#jvwu Every mother is doctor without any MBBS degree. Same applies to grandmother. My granny is in her late 70s but is still healthy. When asked how, she simple replies " its all result of healthy diet and routine that we had followed throughout out lives". She has solution to every problem ranging from common cold to stomach problems to ear problems to insect bit bites, she always have a home remedy or dadi maa k nuskhe. For cold and cough- just mix some ginger juice with honey and drink it or you can make a nice tulsi tea and mix ginger juice and honey. She always say "eat in a cold and starve a fever". For sore throat just take some warm water, sprinkle salt and gargle for twice or thrice a day. Coming to food, my granny was a great cook. But due to some health issues she cant cook now. But I still remember how tasty dishes she used to make when I was in school. The yummy raw mango chutney, mouthwatering pickles she used to make every summer, tasty puddings, and much more. She also tells me how big her famile was and she had to prepare food for that joint family. In her time, she used to make food on choolha. We young generation is forgetting those customs, traditions, rituals, fodd, etc in the wake of urbanization. Those traditions were very energy consuming but was very good for health. If we start following those again, then there will be less people with issues.

suman jangid b.sc(fst)final year jv-u/18/2241 I want to share about my grandparents thoughts#so lets start... when I was excited about something I often want to tell my dearest grandfather my Dadaji sometimes I like something so much I feel like I could talk about it forever its so amazing grandparents are blessing which not everyone is lucky enough to have they always watch out for us and pray for us even then I do not know I was lucky enough to grow up in my grandparents house our family lived with my grandparents since I was little as my grandfather passed away when I was so young I only remember a few memories of him one think I surely remember is used to brush his teeth twice a daily without fail. I adopt this habit and ever since I had been doing the same my grandparents have been my true support I am lucky enough to have grown up around such inspirational people. my grandfather was professor of college so he always told about importance of education he helped us with our homework when my parents were not available I spent my vacations at their place as I enjoyed living with them. I want to share about my grandparents thoughts#so lets start... when I was excited about something I often want to tell my dearest grandfather my Baba sometimes I like something so much I feel like I could talk about it forever its so amazing grandparents are blessing which not everyone is lucky enough to have they always watch out for us and pray for us even then I do not know I was lucky enough to grow up in my grandparents house our family lived with my grandparents since I was little as my grandfather passed away when I was so young I only remember a few memories of him one think I surely remember is used to brush his teeth twice a daily without fail. grandfather always says" kbhi bhi jhuth nhi bolna chahiye". I adopt this habit and ever since I had been doing the same my grandparents have been my true support I am lucky enough to have grown up around such inspirational people. my grandfather was professor of college so he always told about importance of education he helped us with our homework when my parents were not available I spent my vacations at their place as I enjoyed living with them. my grandmother made delicious pickles and she taught me few recipes too and tips and tricks that are very useful to me even today. Thus, we must value them and respect them for all they have done for us and our parents. .

Namaste mam,I Jvn Himani katara,bsc(fst) final year enroll-jv-u/18/2100. I want to share about my grandparents thoughts#so lets start... when I was excited about something I often want to tell my dearest grandfather my Baba sometimes I like something so much I feel like I could talk about it forever its so amazing grandparents are blessing which not everyone is lucky enough to have they always watch out for us and pray for us even then I do not know I was lucky enough to grow up in my grandparents house our family lived with my grandparents since I was little as my grandfather passed away when I was so young I only remember a few memories of him one think I surely remember is used to brush his teeth twice a daily without fail. I adopt this habit and ever since I had been doing the same my grandparents have been my true support I am lucky enough to have grown up around such inspirational people. my grandfather was professor of college so he always told about importance of education he helped us with our homework when my parents were not available I spent my vacations at their place as I enjoyed living with them. my grandmother made delicious pickles and she taught me few recipes too and tips and tricks that are very useful to me even today. Thus, we must value them and respect them for all they have done for us and our parents.

Namaste mam,I Jvn Himani katara bsc(fst) final yea,MY achievements: i have lots of prized possession in my by gods grace first of all i have got a wonderful parents who always look after me i am really blessed to have them in my life when i was in 1st standard i have received first position in sac race . when i was in 3rd standard i have received 6 position in school in science Olympiad examination and 11th position in Math Olympiad when i was in tenth class i was elected as cultural secretary of my school . when i was in 11th standard i was elected as vice captain of my school after that i represented my school in inter school sports competition and after leaving my school life i entered into my college where i got a alot of exposer in my first year on ozone day i participated in quiz competition an power point presentation i got 2nd and 1st position in my college respectively sometimes i feel lucky that i have participated in that competition otherwise i have loosed that position than my story of acheivements is not over yet in my 2nd year i have done a SURVEY work on DENTAL FLUOROSIS DISEASE AND SECURED A GRADE ON MY WORK AFTER THAT I HAVE DONE SCIENCE ROAD SHOW WHICH WAS HELD BY OHIO STATES UNIVERSITY , COLUMBUS IN MY STATE BIHAR i got a opportunity to meet with best professor of that university . i wish i would get a lot more chance like this in my future ..i am looking for more opportunity like this in my life.

Namaste mam,I Jvn Himani katara,bsc(fst) final year. I want to share about my grandparents thoughts#so lets start... when I was excited about something I often want to tell my dearest grandfather my Baba sometimes I like something so much I feel like I could talk about it forever its so amazing grandparents are blessing which not everyone is lucky enough to have they always watch out for us and pray for us even then I do not know I was lucky enough to grow up in my grandparents house our family lived with my grandparents since I was little as my grandfather passed away when I was so young I only remember a few memories of him one think I surely remember is used to brush his teeth twice a daily without fail. I adopt this habit and ever since I had been doing the same my grandparents have been my true support I am lucky enough to have grown up around such inspirational people. my grandfather was professor of college so he always told about importance of education he helped us with our homework when my parents were not available I spent my vacations at their place as I enjoyed living with them. my grandmother made delicious pickles and she taught me few recipes too and tips and tricks that are very useful to me even today. Thus, we must value them and respect them for all they have done for us and our parents.

Namaste maam, I jvnAnjali chauhan, BscRT 7th sem, jv-/17/1151A staple meal from UP, consisting of sabji, daal and rotis with mango pickle. Kachori sabji is a popular breakfast in Uttar Pradesh. Shahi Paneer and bread. Papdi-chaat has its roots in Uttar Pradesh. Imarti, made from lentil dough. Pedas from Mathura Vrindavan. Kaju KatliEverything about the colorful state of Uttar Pradesh is unique and mesmerizing. From the delicious food varieties to the age-old heritage this place offers you a plethora of options to explore. The people here are very deeply rooted and attached to their centuries-old background which makes them very interesting. A traveler can experience one of a kind traditions and beliefs through their art, handicrafts, cuisines, and culture.Traditional Women Clothing The clothing of women in UP differs from city and villages. There are many developed towns within the state where women go to work and wear formal wear. Casually women in towns wear jeans, trousers, t-shirts, shirts, dresses, and stylish tops and tunics. Women in villages choose to wear much more traditional and unfashionable clothes. Here is a list of clothing worn by the women of UP both in cities and village areas:THE VARIOUS RITUALS PERFORMED Like the greater part of the Indian weddings, weddings in Uttar Pradesh likewise contain numerous rituals which begin days before the wedding and continue work after thewedding day. A wedding in Uttar Pradesh is a period when the whole family, relatives and companions get together for a fun filled festival. The sustenance served in these weddings is normally immaculate veggie lover and for the most part overwhelming nourishment things are some piece of the wedding menu. The Uttar Pradesh weddings are a fantastic issue and the individuals leave no stone unturned to make it an essential day for the bride and the groom.

#masum kumari#jv-i/17/1555#B.scagri(hons)+MBA#7thsemester #jvwu MY achievements: i have lots of prized possession in my by gods grace first of all i have got a wonderful parents who always look after me i am really blessed to have them in my life when i was in 1st standard i have received first position in sac race . when i was in 3rd standard i have received 6 position in school in science Olympiad examination and 11th position in Math Olympiad when i was in tenth class i was elected as cultural secretary of my school . when i was in 11th standard i was elected as vice captain of my school after that i represented my school in inter school sports competition and after leaving my school life i entered into my college where i got a alot of exposer in my first year on ozone day i participated in quiz competition an power point presentation i got 2nd and 1st position in my college respectively sometimes i feel lucky that i have participated in that competition otherwise i have loosed that position than my story of acheivements is not over yet in my 2nd year i have done a SURVEY work on DENTAL FLUOROSIS DISEASE AND SECURED A GRADE ON MY WORK AFTER THAT I HAVE DONE SCIENCE ROAD SHOW WHICH WAS HELD BY OHIO STATES UNIVERSITY , COLUMBUS IN MY STATE BIHAR i got a opportunity to meet with best professor of that university . i wish i would get a lot more chance like this in my future ..i am looking for more opportunity like this in my life.

# JVN ARJITA KATIYAR#Enroll.202145#bsc fst 1st year#JAYOTI VIDYAPEETH WOMEN’S UNIVERSITY# I want to share about my grandparents thoughts#so lets start... when I was excited about something I often want to tell my dearest grandfather my Baba sometimes I like something so much I feel like I could talk about it forever its so amazing grandparents are blessing which not everyone is lucky enough to have they always watch out for us and pray for us even then I do not know I was lucky enough to grow up in my grandparents house our family lived with my grandparents since I was little as my grandfather passed away when I was so young I only remember a few memories of him one think I surely remember is used to brush his teeth twice a daily without fail. I adopt this habit and ever since I had been doing the same my grandparents have been my true support I am lucky enough to have grown up around such inspirational people. my grandfather was professor of college so he always told about importance of education he helped us with our homework when my parents were not available I spent my vacations at their place as I enjoyed living with them. my grandmother made delicious pickles and she taught me few recipes too and tips and tricks that are very useful to me even today. Thus, we must value them and respect them for all they have done for us and our parents.

#MINAL SHARMA # Enroll:- JV-U/19/3197# CLASS:- BPT - 3rd SEMESTER # JAYOTIVIDYAPEETH WOMENSUNIVERSITYJAIPUR # JVMISSIONS#MYSUCCESSSTORIESWITHCONTRIBUTIONOFJAYOTIVIDYAPEETHWOMENSUNIVERSITY. My university is the state’s first private university. It is known for its best education system and secure environment for girls. During this pandemic . I have talked to my grandparents about rajasthani culture because originally I am from Rajasthan and I am very vurious to know about the ancient rajasthani culture, so they told me some of the ancient stories about Rajasthan. Rajasthan has artistic and cultural traditions which reflect the ancient Indian way of life. Rajasthan is also called "LAND OF KINGS". The Rajasthanis owns the pride of not only enriching the culture of Rajasthan but also the entire culture of India. The people of Rajasthan are known for their culture which is nearly 5000 years old and which is blend of tradition and history with the present contemporary lifestyle. There are lot of customs and traditions followed by the diverse population of the state and it adds to the emblishment of the culture of the people. The cultural heritage of Rajasthanis are influenced by various features like its folk music and dances , different languages and dialects, the majestic forts, palaces, mansions and devinely holy places of religious worship, its multihued fairs and festivals and its cuisine .Not only the people but also the commercial markets give a pictire of the vibrant culture of Rajasthanis. Various products of the people of Rajasthan which can reflect the culture of the state are tie and die textiles, intricately carved wooden furniture with alluring motifs, block print textiles, lavish Bandhej saris and kurtis, zari and embroidered saris, luxurious and royal hand knotted carpets and durries, astonishing blue pottery, captivating mojaris and jutis and so on.

# URVI MORI # JV-D/19/3232 # DPT- 03 SEM ( 2 YEAR ) # JVWU, JAIPUR # JV MISSION CDA # I am from GUJARAT. # Gujarat is also called as “Jewel of Western India” is known for its unique and rich culture. It bordered by Rajasthan, Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, and the Arabian Sea and is home to Gujars, who ruled the area during the 700’s.# It was the main center of the Indus Valley Civilization and Harappan civilization. The Gujarati culture is a blend of there beliefs, customs, inventions, values, and technology.# Gujarat dates back to the Indus Valley Civilization time, it contains ancient cities from Indus valley Lothal, Dholavira, and Gola Dhoro. The history provides evidence of trade ties with Egypt, Bahrain, and Sumer in the Persian Gulf. # Chandragupta Maurya conquered a number of places now what form Gujarat. Emperor Ashoka, the grandson of Chandragupta Maurya order engraving of his edicts in Junagadh rock. After the Maurya Empire, the Sakas controlled the region. # There was The Kshatrapa dynasty from the start of the 1st century AD which was replaced by the Gupta empire. In the 900s the Solanki Dynasty came into power which made Gujarat reached its much greater extent. # Then came the Muslim Ruler Mahmud of Ghazni who invaded Gujarat, later Mughal emperor Akbar conquered it which was later acquired by Chhatrapati Shivaji. # During the Independence movement, Gujarat became a place of revolts as many freedom fighters like Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi hailed from Gujarat.#

MANISHA#jv-u/18/2107#Bscrt 5th semester#jvwu#basically I belong from haryana .. here most commonly language is used haryanvi. Haryanas culture is reflective of its folklore. Submerged in the rich cultural heritage of the Vedic Period, the mystical state of Haryana stands out from the crowd. The rich Haryanvi culture is characterised by the hookahs and the charpoys, the vivid fairs and the swaying paddy fields; Haryana is one of the wealthiest states in India and is one of the most economically developed regions in South Asia. The people of Haryana strictly adhere to their customs and cultural traditions. Yoga and chanting of Vedic mantras have become an innate part of their lifestyle. The dialect of Haryana, popularly known as Haryanvi, Bangaru or Jatu; is known to be a bit crude but is full of earthy humour and straightforwardness. Most of the people of Haryana have more or less equal social status. The factor of age is a really dominating trait in Haryana, as all elders, whether rich or poor are treated with utmost respect and honour. Thus, it displays a very socialistic nature.People here tend to retain their racial purity by not allowing marriages in the same gotra. Haryana has gained a lot of fame for the lively fairs organised there like surajkund fair ,mango mela,baisaikhi mela and many more..festivals of haryana is Teej, Guga Navmi, Gita Jayanti, Kaartik Cultural Festival and a unique celebration known as Sohna Car Rally. The most famous festival of all times is Teej. It is usually celebrated on the third day of Shrawana month. About food is Haryana has a tradition of preparing and distributing goond ladoos, prepared in desi ghee, on the arrival of a new born. Churma is also popular among haryanvi people.. this is all about my haryana culture festive ..

SUMERA ALI #sumeraAli#jv-u/18/2167#BPT #5thsemester #jvwu MY achievements: i have lots of prized possession in my by gods grace first of all i have got a wonderful parents who always look after me i am really blessed to have them in my life when i was in 1st standard i have received first position in sac race . when i was in 3rd standard i have received 6 position in school in science Olympiad examination and 11th position in Math Olympiad when i was in tenth class i was elected as cultural secretary of my school . when i was in 11th standard i was elected as vice captain of my school after that i represented my school in inter school sports competition and after leaving my school life i entered into my college where i got a alot of exposer in my first year on ozone day i participated in quiz competition an power point presentation i got 2nd and 1st position in my college respectively sometimes i feel lucky that i have participated in that competition otherwise i have loosed that position than my story of acheivements is not over yet in my 2nd year i have done a SURVEY work on DENTAL FLUOROSIS DISEASE AND SECURED A GRADE ON MY WORK AFTER THAT I HAVE DONE SCIENCE ROAD SHOW WHICH WAS HELD BY OHIO STATES UNIVERSITY , COLUMBUS IN MY STATE BIHAR i got a opportunity to meet with best professor of that university . i wish i would get a lot more chance like this in my future ..i am looking for more opportunity like this in my life

#nidhivashishth #jv-u/18/2268 #BPT #5thsemester #jvwu MY achievements: i have lots of prized possession in my by gods grace first of all i have got a wonderful parents who always look after me i am really blessed to have them in my life when i was in 1st standard i have received first position in sac race . when i was in 3rd standard i have received 6 position in school in science Olympiad examination and 11th position in Math Olympiad when i was in tenth class i was elected as cultural secretary of my school . when i was in 11th standard i was elected as vice captain of my school after that i represented my school in inter school sports competition and after leaving my school life i entered into my college where i got a alot of exposer in my first year on ozone day i participated in quiz competition an power point presentation i got 2nd and 1st position in my college respectively sometimes i feel lucky that i have participated in that competition otherwise i have loosed that position than my story of acheivements is not over yet in my 2nd year i have done a SURVEY work on DENTAL FLUOROSIS DISEASE AND SECURED A GRADE ON MY WORK AFTER THAT I HAVE DONE SCIENCE ROAD SHOW WHICH WAS HELD BY OHIO STATES UNIVERSITY , COLUMBUS IN MY STATE BIHAR i got a opportunity to meet with best professor of that university . i wish i would get a lot more chance like this in my future ..i am looking for more opportunity like this in my life

#nidhivashishth #jv-u/18/2268 #BPT #5thsemester #jvwu MY achievements: i have lots of prized possession in my by gods grace first of all i have got a wonderful parents who always look after me i am really blessed to have them in my life when i was in 1st standard i have received first position in sac race . when i was in 3rd standard i have received 6 position in school in science Olympiad examination and 11th position in Math Olympiad when i was in tenth class i was elected as cultural secretary of my school . when i was in 11th standard i was elected as vice captain of my school after that i represented my school in inter school sports competition and after leaving my school life i entered into my college where i got a alot of exposer in my first year on ozone day i participated in quiz competition an power point presentation i got 2nd and 1st position in my college respectively sometimes i feel lucky that i have participated in that competition otherwise i have loosed that position than my story of acheivements is not over yet in my 2nd year i have done a SURVEY work on DENTAL FLUOROSIS DISEASE AND SECURED A GRADE ON MY WORK AFTER THAT I HAVE DONE SCIENCE ROAD SHOW WHICH WAS HELD BY OHIO STATES UNIVERSITY , COLUMBUS IN MY STATE BIHAR i got a opportunity to meet with best professor of that university . i wish i would get a lot more chance like this in my future ..i am looking for more opportunity like this in my life

#nidhivashishth #jv-u/18/2268 #BPT #5thsemester #jvwu MY achievements: i have lots of prized possession in my by gods grace first of all i have got a wonderful parents who always look after me i am really blessed to have them in my life when i was in 1st standard i have received first position in sac race . when i was in 3rd standard i have received 6 position in school in science Olympiad examination and 11th position in Math Olympiad when i was in tenth class i was elected as cultural secretary of my school . when i was in 11th standard i was elected as vice captain of my school after that i represented my school in inter school sports competition and after leaving my school life i entered into my college where i got a alot of exposer in my first year on ozone day i participated in quiz competition an power point presentation i got 2nd and 1st position in my college respectively sometimes i feel lucky that i have participated in that competition otherwise i have loosed that position than my story of acheivements is not over yet in my 2nd year i have done a SURVEY work on DENTAL FLUOROSIS DISEASE AND SECURED A GRADE ON MY WORK AFTER THAT I HAVE DONE SCIENCE ROAD SHOW WHICH WAS HELD BY OHIO STATES UNIVERSITY , COLUMBUS IN MY STATE BIHAR i got a opportunity to meet with best professor of that university . i wish i would get a lot more chance like this in my future ..i am looking for more opportunity like this in my life

#Manya Mendiratta #Jv-i/17/1529 #BscAgriculture(Hon.)4th year #Jayoti Vidyapeeth Womens University Jaipur #JvMission . Here comes another idea from dadi ji ka pitara of khazana . If you find that, no matter how long you swill mouthwash in the morning, your breath is already stale a couple hours into your workday, you might want to opt for one of the most effective oral home remedies: lemon juice. First, gargle with a small cup of acidic lemon juice. (This will kill the bacteria that is causing your breath to stink.) Then, take a few bites of unsweetened yogurt to replace the bad bacteria with beneficial bacteria. This should keep your breath fresh for at least 12 hours.

#Manya Mendiratta #Jv-i/17/1529 #BscAgriculture(Hon.) #Jayoti Vidyapeeth Womens University Jaipur #JvMission We are in the generation that every thing has become digital but still there are few things that can not be changd which we get to know from our grandparents . I am so privelaged that i am staying with my grandparents. There are so many home remedies which we dont even have any idea about but because of our grandparents we got to know about it . Once she gave an idea and said pick up a couple of black tea bags and dip them in a hot water for a few minutes. Pop them in the fridge to cool, then lay down and place the bags over your closed eyes for 10 minutes or so. Tannins in the tea helps to return the loose skin under your eyes to their former taut glory

MAHIM KHAN #202063 #B.ED[1 SEM] MY achievements: i have lots of prized possession in my by gods grace first of all i have got a wonderful parents who always look after me i am really blessed to have them in my life when i was in 1st standard i have received first position in sac race . when i was in 3rd standard i have received 6 position in school in science Olympiad examination and 11th position in Math Olympiad when i was in tenth class i was elected as cultural secretary of my school . when i was in 11th standard i was elected as vice captain of my school after that i represented my school in inter school sports competition and after leaving my school life i entered into my college where i got a alot of exposer in my first year on ozone day i participated in quiz competition an power point presentation i got 2nd and 1st position in my college respectively sometimes i feel lucky that i have participated in that competition otherwise i have loosed that position than my story of acheivements is not over yet in my 2nd year i have done a SURVEY work on DENTAL FLUOROSIS DISEASE AND SECURED A GRADE ON MY WORK AFTER THAT I HAVE DONE SCIENCE ROAD SHOW WHICH WAS HELD BY OHIO STATES UNIVERSITY , COLUMBUS IN MY STATE BIHAR i got a opportunity to meet with best professor of that university . i wish i would get a lot more chance like this in my future ..i am looking for more opportunity like this in my life

#priya gautam #202035 #BSC RT 1st years # jyoti vidhyapeeth womens university in jaipur , today i am tell you home medicine home medicine is a good for health Lemon is one of the richest sources of Vitamin C on the planet and it also contains nutrients like Vitamin B, riboflavin, phosphorus, magnesium, and calcium. Lemon juice with warm water can also help eliminate waste in your system and serve as a Liver Tonic. Daily intake of lemon water has several health benefits: It keeps your stomach healthy; acts as a cure for nausea, heartburn, indigestion, high blood pressure, stress, and depression. When you suffer from a hangover, a banana milkshake with honey can give you immense relief. Cold milk soothes the stomach lining and bananas with honey build up depleted blood sugar levels. Home Remedies Treatment for a Cough – For a severe cough, mix tulsi juice with garlic juice and honey. A teaspoon of this mixture is taken once every three hours will treat excessive coughing.

#diksha yadav#msc microbiology 1st semester#202457#jvwu# story Once, there was a boy who became bored when he watched over the village sheep grazing on the hillside. To entertain himself, he sang out, “Wolf! Wolf! The wolf is chasing the sheep!” When the villagers heard the cry, they came running up the hill to drive the wolf away. But, when they arrived, they saw no wolf. The boy was amused when seeing their angry faces. “Don’t scream wolf, boy,” warned the villagers, “when there is no wolf!” They angrily went back down the hill. Later, the shepherd boy cried out once again, “Wolf! Wolf! The wolf is chasing the sheep!” To his amusement, he looked on as the villagers came running up the hill to scare the wolf away. As they saw there was no wolf, they said strictly, “Save your frightened cry for when there really is a wolf! Don’t cry ‘wolf’ when there is no wolf!” But the boy grinned at their words while they walked grumbling down the hill once more. Later, the boy saw a real wolf sneaking around his flock. Alarmed, he jumped on his feet and cried out as loud as he could, “Wolf! Wolf!” But the villagers thought he was fooling them again, and so they didn’t come to help. At sunset, the villagers went looking for the boy who hadn’t returned with their sheep. When they went up the hill, they found him weeping. “There really was a wolf here! The flock is gone! I cried out, ‘Wolf!’ but you didn’t come,” he wailed.An old man went to comfort the boy. As he put his arm around him, he said, “Nobody believes a liar, even when he is telling the truth!”

#palakjain #jv-i/17/1537 agriculture and vetinery science #b.scagriculture #7thsem #jvwu this is all about some change that my grand parents doing they go through me for higher studies and they teaches me many new lesson regarding carriar objective as all of them are used in my basic life that can futher change my Lifestyle some of my them is about their how everyone agree their children for higher study as they said in old time they faced so many problem. According to them we are middle class family consist brother and sisters, who took care of household chores, and also getting an education. .their is my small brother who goes to school regularly. As due to middle class family many of my relatives argument that why they spend me on that college . But my dad and mothers always support me make me capable for fight any situation and circumstances. “I always thought girls were different from boys and should be treated differently. That’s the reason they did not send my other daughters to school, but I deeply regret that now. They could have had better lives if I had let them study. I will make sure that about it. And it helps us for better future development in both cases it help my life to develop. Girls and women suffer most of the negative impact of rigid gender norms and roles - they are more likely to experience restrictions of their freedom and mobility, they experience epidemic levels of violence and harassment across the globe and have fewer opportunities to choose how to live their lives. It’s important to note that there are dangers associated with calling others out on their behaviour. People may not like to have their viewpoints challenged; they may react in a negative or aggressive way, so if your instincts tells you that a situation is too risky, your own safety is the priority. It is nessary first to change our thinking and which helps you To achieve your goals .

#ravinapatidar #b.tech fbt 1st semaster #jvwu #202292 story HomeStories Sailing Ships and Sinking Spoons ENGLISHLEVEL 3 Sailing Ships and Sinking Spoons Jamyang Gyaltsen Ngawang Dorjee RECOMMENDED Sailing Ships and Sinking Spoons 2378 34174 Sailing Ships and Sinking Spoons Written by Jamyang Gyaltsen Illustrated by Ngawang Dorjee Published By Pratham Books My Bookshelf Share More Tenzin and Tashi, two young Tibetan monks, and Genla, the beloved storyteller of the monastery, wonder why a small steel spoon sinks in water but a huge ship floats. Their science teacher Miss Sonam helps them experiment with an apple, a spoon and a tub-full of water to learn more about objects that float.

#ANJU 202385 #JVWU #BA.BED (1st sem.) My achievement : When i am 16 years old in class 10th . My school held a drawing competition in near about september.I am interested in this competition also . And my drawing is good than my other classmates.This competition was very higher standard competition . In this there was included 9to12 classes .My seniors had also best in art . But i had a confidence to win this . The competition is held after the lunch time and my friends also support me for this .I made a drawing in topic of save environment .And i got first position in it .My principals Sir come on the stage and gave me 1st prize for it .My incharge teacher really very happy with me .He told every teacher that her student won this competition .Really , this is very big achievement for me because my seniors had also best drawing .At last ,my teacher gave chocolate to me and i gave party to my lovely friends . I won Drawing competition . Thankyou .

#Anjali Chauhan #202235 #BSc BEd (PCM) 1st semester # Jyoti Vidyapeeth Womens University Jaipur #JV Mission # Today I am very glad to share my views about my grandmother. As she is not only my grandmother but also my best friend. And as a friend she always try to give me lifelong knowledge. She used to tell me about the Indian culture and tradition. She told that India has a diverse and distinct culture that has been developing for years having distinct religion,and we should respect each and every religion. She had also told that India is considered the birthplace of some of the worlds major religion - Buddhism, Hinduism, Jainism and Sikhism. She said that there are some fascinating Indian culture, tradition and custom what she talked about the most. According to her Greetings done in India is one of such tradition, also always having festive season in India attracted her the most. I always listened and learned about our Indian culture and tradition from her only.

#Anjali Chauhan #202235 #BSc BEd (PCM) 1st semester # Jyoti Vidyapeeth Womens University Jaipur #JV Mission # Today I am very glad to share my views about my grandmother. As she is not only my grandmother but also my best friend. And as a friend she always try to give me lifelong knowledge. She used to tell me about the Indian culture and tradition. She told that India has a diverse and distinct culture that has been developing for years having distinct religion,and we should respect each and every religion. She had also told that India is considered the birthplace of some of the worlds major religion - Buddhism, Hinduism, Jainism and Sikhism. She said that there are some fascinating Indian culture, tradition and custom what she talked about the most. According to her Greetings done in India is one of such tradition, also always having festive season in India attracted her the most. I always listened and learned about our Indian culture and tradition from her only.

Promisa Chand #Promisa chand #Enroll =jv-i/17/1787 #course B tech civil (4th year ) #jvwu #jvwu misssion #Grand parent story-When I was a child my grandfather and I would walk through the forest, every morning and every night. He told me how walking through the forest would help me grow taller. I was a short child and that is why I would walk through the forest hoping one day I would be as tall as the trees. But now they are gone. I was still young when my grandfather started getting sick, too sick even to walk through the forest with me. I told him that if the trees could make me taller then maybe they could make him stronger. He would smile and give a half-hearted chuckle, but I knew he wouldn’t come. I continued my walks through the forest but it wasn’t the same. It was a sad and sorrowful walk now. As my grandfather’s health worsened I began to feel his pain too. The only reason I went on my walks was because, although it saddened me, it also reminded me of happier times. All life started to leave my grandfather’s sorrowful face; he became pale and his hands cold. My grandfather was slipping away. The days started to grow longer and my grandfather was not going to get better. I spent my days with him trying to grasp every last second I could with him. Except….except in the mornings and the evenings when I would go out and silently walk through the forests. I’m not a very observant person but through my long and lonely wanderings I realised something, something no one else had ever noticed. If I didn’t know any different I would have said that the trees were dying. At first it was just a hunch, but as the days went by I realised that they were in fact dying. Then I realised something, the worse my grandfather got the more the trees wilted. What would happen when my grandfather’s time came? What would happen to the trees? Then it happened. My grandfather left the earth. That day was a sad day for me, but a dreaded day for the world. Not only had I lost my grandfather but the trees had all died, not just the trees I walked among but all trees across the world. Now, for generations to come, no-one will ever know how and why the trees Thanks

Promosa Chand #Promisa chand #BAMS 2nd year #Enroll Jv-i/17/1787 #Course B tech Civil 4th year#Grand parent story-When I was a child my grandfather and I would walk through the forest, every morning and every night. He told me how walking through the forest would help me grow taller. I was a short child and that is why I would walk through the forest hoping one day I would be as tall as the trees. But now they are gone. I was still young when my grandfather started getting sick, too sick even to walk through the forest with me. I told him that if the trees could make me taller then maybe they could make him stronger. He would smile and give a half-hearted chuckle, but I knew he wouldn’t come. I continued my walks through the forest but it wasn’t the same. It was a sad and sorrowful walk now. As my grandfather’s health worsened I began to feel his pain too. The only reason I went on my walks was because, although it saddened me, it also reminded me of happier times. All life started to leave my grandfather’s sorrowful face; he became pale and his hands cold. My grandfather was slipping away. The days started to grow longer and my grandfather was not going to get better. I spent my days with him trying to grasp every last second I could with him. Except….except in the mornings and the evenings when I would go out and silently walk through the forests. I’m not a very observant person but through my long and lonely wanderings I realised something, something no one else had ever noticed. If I didn’t know any different I would have said that the trees were dying. At first it was just a hunch, but as the days went by I realised that they were in fact dying. Then I realised something, the worse my grandfather got the more the trees wilted. What would happen when my grandfather’s time came? What would happen to the trees? Then it happened. My grandfather left the earth. That day was a sad day for me, but a dreaded day for the world. Not only had I lost my grandfather but the trees had all died, not just the trees I walked among but all trees across the world. Now, for generations to come, no-one will ever know how and why the trees Thanks.

#charoo Singh Enrollment no. 18597#jayoti vidhyapeeth womens University Jaipur BSC rt 3rd year#jv mission.i am from uttar Pradesh,my grandfather usually tells me about our culture and tradition.it is home to Ayodhya and Mathura birthplace of Lord Rama and Krishna and Bhagwan Parshuram respectively. Taj Mahal one of the new seven wonders of the world in Agra is also located in uttar Pradesh. Papdi Chaat had its root in uttar Pradesh and some traditional food -pedas from mathura vrindavana . The people of uttar Pradesh wear a variety of native and Western style dress, traditional style of dress include colourful draped garments such as sari for womens and dhoti or lungi for men.

#Kehkasha khan# Enrollment no. 202379# Jayoti vidyapeeth womens University Jaipur# jv mission # Rajasthani culture and traditional medicine# I am from Ajmer rajasthan. Ajmer is a city in the northern Indian state of Rajasthan. South of the citys artificial Ana Sagar Lake is Ajmer Sharif Dargah, the domed shrine of the Muslim Sufi saint Garib Nawaz. Nearby, a 16th-century palace built by the Mughal emperor Akbar now houses the Ajmer Government Museum, displaying armor and stone sculptures. A museum at the Indo-Saracenic–style Mayo College exhibits art and taxidermied birds. The next Urs festival at Ajmer will be celebrated from 12 dayes, the first six days of the month of Rajab, 1441 AH. The Urs festival at Ajmer is celebrated for six consecutive days of the month of Rajab.Ajmer Tourist Places Dargah Shariff, Nasiyan Jain Temple, Ana Sagar Lake, Nareli Jain Temple, Adhai-Din Ka Jhonpra, Prithviraj Smarak, Akbars Palace & Museum, Maharana Pratap Smarak, Buland Darwaza, Baradari, Savitri Temple, Rangji Temple and many more. With their breathtaking beauty and historic relevance, these places to visit in Ajmer vouches to leave you spellbound and wanting for more. Known for its vibrant Mughal past and religious attractions, this city in Rajasthan attracts tourists from all over the world throughout the year. Whether you’re a history buff or a nature lover, you are bound to find a home in Ajmer. Whether it is the legendary charm of the Akbari Fort and the archaic Adhai Din Ka Jhopra, or the tranquility found at the Ana Sagar Lake and Durga Bag, these Ajmer tourist places promise a happening vacation to all those coming here. The Ajmer famous places also cater to those with a spiritual bent of mind. From the stunning marble complex of the Sai Baba Temple, to the world-renowned Dargah Sharif, or even the resplendent Ajmer Jain Temple- these religious attractions welcome tourists belonging to all faiths and practices. Here are some the best places to visit in Ajmer.my grandmother and maternal grandmother usually tells me about Rajasthani culture and traditions Rajasthan in spit of being a desert has been endowed with such beautiful sites अतिथि देवो भव: means to treat your guests like as you would treat God. This principale is a part of Rajasthani culture many traditional instruments are used by femous groups of Banjaras and jogi that include shehnai,flute,dholak, nagada,bhapang, shehnai,ek Tara ,jantar ,sarangi ,Chang ,mridang etc.A popular song पधारो म्हारे देश literary means welcome to my country.some of the dances chung ghoomar, bhopa ,teratali and kathputli. Ghoomar dance which organited in udaipur has gained international recognition and appreciation.The most femous and traditional food of Rajasthan is Dal-Bati-Churma. The Rajasthanies specialise in serving sweet and savoury dishes in combination that steal the heart and delight the taste buds. The Ghevar is the Rajasthani sweet. Rajasthan is also femous for spicy onion kachori and sweet mawa kachori. There has been a strong influence of religion on Rajasthan. Most residents of Rajasthan are Hindus,Muslim and jains. Here are various temples like Jagdish y, world femous Brahma temple, ranakpur Jain temple etc. Rajasthan is also femous for its handicrafts like carpets garments and jewellery etc. Made by local people. These handicrafts attracts everyone. Camels are commonly found animals in Rajasthan.camel fair take place every year in Bikaner,pushkar and other regions .It is a festival or celebration held for 2 days.the people of Rajasthan celebrate 16 sanskares . Another interesting costume in Rajasthan is mundan in which the hair of the child is shaved completely as it is belived that the hair carries nagativity from the childs past Life. The Rajasthani women wear ghagra( long skirt), kanchali( top )and odni over their head as a sign of respect. The men wear dhoti and kurta with a headgear colled safa (turban) the most spoken language in Rajasthan is marwadi in local areas.the State has been blessed with such historical and beautiful forts and other monuments.my grandmother always give the brew of giloy for immunity.In caugh advised me to take the paste of honey and ginger or milk of turmeric for the relief of fever she gives me the brew of laung,south, black pepper,peeplamool and crashed jaggery. In my cold she always gives me the brew of basil,laung, black pepper,lemon juice and sugar. My granny is a very caring person. These home remedies have been very beneficial for our body since ancient time.Thank you.

#komal meghwanshi# Enrollment no. 202384# Jyoti vidyapeeth womens University Jaipur# jv mission # Rajasthani culture and traditional medicine# I am from Ajmer rajasthan.my grandmother usually tells me about Rajasthani culture and traditions Rajasthan in spit of being a desert has been endowed with such beautiful sites अतिथि देवो भव: means to treat your guests like as you would treat God. This principale is a part of Rajasthani culture many traditional instruments are used by femous groups of Banjaras and jogi that include shehnai,flute,dholak, nagada,bhapang, shehnai,ek Tara ,jantar ,sarangi ,Chang ,mridang etc.A popular song पधारो म्हारे देश literary means welcome to my country.some of the dances chung ghoomar, bhopa ,teratali and kathputli. Ghoomar dance which organited in udaipur has gained international recognition and appreciation.The most femous and traditional food of Rajasthan is Dal-Bati-Churma. The Rajasthanies specialise in serving sweet and savoury dishes in combination that steal the heart and delight the taste buds. The Ghevar is the Rajasthani sweet. Rajasthan is also femous for spicy onion kachori and sweet mawa kachori. There has been a strong influence of religion on Rajasthan. Most residents of Rajasthan are Hindus,Muslim and jains. Here are various temples like Jagdish y, world femous Brahma temple, ranakpur Jain temple etc. Rajasthan is also femous for its handicrafts like carpets garments and jewellery etc. Made by local people. These handicrafts attracts everyone. Camels are commonly found animals in Rajasthan.camel fair take place every year in Bikaner,pushkar and other regions .It is a festival or celebration held for 2 days.the people of Rajasthan celebrate 16 sanskares . Another interesting costume in Rajasthan is mundan in which the hair of the child is shaved completely as it is belived that the hair carries nagativity from the childs past Life. The Rajasthani women wear ghagra( long skirt), kanchali( top )and odni over their head as a sign of respect. The men wear dhoti and kurta with a headgear colled safa (turban) the most spoken language in Rajasthan is marwadi in local areas.the State has been blessed with such historical and beautiful forts and other monuments.my grandmother always give the brew of giloy for immunity.In caugh advised me to take the paste of honey and ginger or milk of turmeric for the relief of fever she gives me the brew of laung,south, black pepper,peeplamool and crashed jaggery. In my cold she always gives me the brew of basil,laung, black pepper,lemon juice and sugar. My granny is a very caring person. These home remedies have been very beneficial for our body since ancient time.Thank you.

#Manisha Sharma#Scholar no.202273 , Bpt1st year, #Jyoti vidhyapeeth womens University jaipur. These are some home remedies which were used by my grandparents when we suffer from any problem. Even today also my grandparents force us to use natural home remedies for curing any dieses. We all use them with trust and also get relief . We all are facing the problem of Cough what may be the reason behind all these. There are some remedies to cure it out of it (1). Take 500ml. water and add 2tsp feenel seeds and boil it properly then sieve it and mix it well taking 3tsp daily at 4times cure quickly. (2). Add 15 mint leaves , 6 black peppers and salt as per taste to 1glass of water and boil it then sieve it when the water remain half. Drink it hot daily 3times a day it cure cough rapidly.

Pasha # Pasha # course b. Tech 1 semester # enrollment no 202086 # jvwu . An old lady lived alone. She use to make a delicious food called vada everyday and sold it outside her house. One day a clever crow saw the plate full of vada. The old lady went inside her house to drink some water. The crow quickly picked up a vada from the plate and flew away fast. It went a long distance and reached a forest. The crow thought, " Old lady cannot follow me this far. I am very hungry. It smells too good. Let me eat" It sat down in a tree. A fox came that side smelled vada. Wow! . What is the yummy smell? I wanna eat ". It looked around and found no one nearer at sight. It wondered and then looked up to see the crow having the vada. For made a trick to eat that vada and said Hii beautiful you look awesome. Can you sing for me? " Crow was happy to hear it is beautiful. It opened the mouth and started singing " Ka ka kaa. Ka ka kaa..... " For the fox. The vada fell down from crow mouth and the fox take and run away. Never stole other property and some other will cheat you.

# Kehkssha Khan Enrollment no.202379 # Jayoti Vidyapeeth womens University Jaipur BHMS 1st year# jv mission Dadi Nani ke nuskhe. kids are the most susceptible of all to catch cold and cough during changing seasons thats the reason why my grandmother was always ready with her homemade recipe to cure that harsh cough.A glass of warm water, with a few drops of lemon,a teaspoon of honey and a pinch of cinnamon was all that was needed to provide us the much- needed relief.#2 bs ::: jvwu.in all India homes, the importance of onions cannot be ignored . Be it in cooking or in preparing home remedies, onions are a vital part of the Indian kitchen. if you have fever them my grandma tell me you can# Kehkasha Khan Enrollment no.202379 # Jyoti vidyapeeth womens University Jaipur BHMS 1st year# jv mission Dadi Nani ke nuskhe. kids are the most susceptible of all to catch cold and cough during changing seasons thats the reason why my grandmother was always ready with her homemade recipe to cure that harsh cough.A glass of warm water, with a few drops of lemon,a teaspoon of honey and a pinch of cinnamon was all that was needed to provide us the much- needed relief.#2 bs ::: jvwu.in all India homes, the importance of onions cannot be ignored . Be it in cooking or in preparing home remedies, onions are a vital part of the Indian kitchen. if you have fever them my grandma tell me you can reduce it by simply rubbing some onion slices on the feet. Not only does onion bring down.It also helps reduce any body aches that you have.Thank you reduce it by simply rubbing some onion slices on the feet. Not only

# Kehkssha Khan Enrollment no.202379 # Jayoti Vidyapeeth womens University Jaipur BHMS 1st year# jv mission Dadi Nani ke nuskhe. kids are the most susceptible of all to catch cold and cough during changing seasons thats the reason why my grandmother was always ready with her homemade recipe to cure that harsh cough.A glass of warm water, with a few drops of lemon,a teaspoon of honey and a pinch of cinnamon was all that was needed to provide us the much- needed relief.#2 bs ::: jvwu.in all India homes, the importance of onions cannot be ignored . Be it in cooking or in preparing home remedies, onions are a vital part of the Indian kitchen. if you have fever them my grandma tell me you can# Komal Meghwans Enrollment no.202384 # Jyoti vidyapeeth womens University Jaipur BHMS 1st year# jv mission Dadi Nani ke nuskhe. kids are the most susceptible of all to catch cold and cough during changing seasons thats the reason why my grandmother was always ready with her homemade recipe to cure that harsh cough.A glass of warm water, with a few drops of lemon,a teaspoon of honey and a pinch of cinnamon was all that was needed to provide us the much- needed relief.#2 bs ::: jvwu.in all India homes, the importance of onions cannot be ignored . Be it in cooking or in preparing home remedies, onions are a vital part of the Indian kitchen. if you have fever them my grandma tell me you can reduce it by simply rubbing some onion slices on the feet. Not only does onion bring down.It also helps reduce any body aches that you have.Thank you reduce it by simply rubbing some onion slices on the feet. Not only does onion bring down.It also helps reduce any body aches that you have.Thank you

I Jvn saumeya parabhat bscrt 3sem 2nd year enrollment no..202274 traditional food..Dishes for which Bihar is famous include Bihari kebabs, litti chokha, Bihari boti, Bihari chicken masala, sattu paratha (parathas stuffed with roasted gram flour), chokha (spicy mashed eggplant and potatoes), fish curry and posta-dana ka halwa.The traditional dress of Bihari people consists of dhoti-kurta for men and saree for women. The effects of western culture have also affected the lives of the people of Bihar as western shirts and trousers are becoming popular among the both rural and urban male population and salwar kameez for women in Urban Bihar Building Materials The Mud House, kachcha, is a building made of natural materials such as mud, grass, bamboo, thatch or sticks ...

# Komal Meghwans Enrollment no.202384 # Jyoti vidyapeeth womens University Jaipur BHMS 1st year# jv mission Dadi Nani ke nuskhe. kids are the most susceptible of all to catch cold and cough during changing seasons thats the reason why my grandmother was always ready with her homemade recipe to cure that harsh cough.A glass of warm water, with a few drops of lemon,a teaspoon of honey and a pinch of cinnamon was all that was needed to provide us the much- needed relief.#2 bs ::: jvwu.in all India homes, the importance of onions cannot be ignored . Be it in cooking or in preparing home remedies, onions are a vital part of the Indian kitchen. if you have fever them my grandma tell me you can reduce it by simply rubbing some onion slices on the feet. Not only does onion bring down.It also helps reduce any body aches that you have.Thank you

Deeplata #Bsc.Bed[PCM] #1Semester #202324 #Jayoti Vidyapeeth Womens University #JV Mission. We all are blessed with our grandparents 👵👴. However some of us are lucky to have spent more valuable times with them when compared to the others, for various reasons. Each and every moment that I spent with my grandmother, she had taught me lessons that have been and will be with me through my life. My grandmother was a strong woman with greatest qualities a woman can poses. She just passed away this year (2020), but she left a lot of good memories for us. She was my conscience. If she didnt think something was right, it wasnt. As I am from Bihar, my grandmother always told me about Bihari traditions, rituals, culture and also village life. She was very religious and spiritual person. The older I become, the more I understand the value of what she meant. She loved to cook. She makes the bestThekuaorKhajuriaortikrithat is the most famous Bihari sweet snack. This deep fried mixture of wheat flour and jaggery is a must preparation during "chhath puja". Rasiya, a special type of kheer too, is exclusive to traditional Chhath. It is famous for its festive touch and equally delicious taste. She always taught me its recipe but I never cooked better than her because I am not good at cooking. She always wore traditional dress that isSaree. My granny also told me about folk dances and songs of Bihar. The popular forms of folk dances areBidesia, jat-jatin, jumari, kajari, etc. One of them I remember i.e., BIDESIA which she always told me. The dance of Bhikhari Thakur, popularly known as Bidesia nach. Bidesia virtually gave voice to many social concerned topics like the cause of poor labourers and tried to create awareness about the poor status of women in the Bhojpuri society. She was very concerned to protect such dance forms from the influences of urbanization so that even in ages to come, people can still remember. My grandmother always recommended homemade remedies for healthy skin, hair, small diseases and fit body. For small diseases like cold, flue and fever she makes a worm drink of some Herbs 🌿 i.e., Tulsi, black pepper, ginger, turmeric powder and jaggery which was found so beneficial against such diseases. For healthy body and fresh mind she always told us to woke up early in the morning and do some yoga and meditation. Avoiding junk food she always provide fresh fruits, nuts, ghee, Honey and turmeric milk before going to bed. I am so grateful 🙏 to had such a caring and loving grandmother. Thank you!!!!!!

Harshita Tyagi #Harshita tyagi#Enrollment no. 202163#jvwu. There once lived a crow. One day he was very hungry. He had not been able to get any food the pervious day. "If I do not get anything to eat I will starve to death," he thought. As the crow was searching for food, his eyes fell on a piece of bread. He quickly swooped down, picked it up and flew off. Far away in a lonely place he sat on tree to enjoy the bread. Just then a hungry fox saw the crowd sitting on the tree holding the bread in his mouth. " Yummy! That bread," the fox thought. The fox decided to use all his cunning means to get the piece of bread from the mouth of crow. He sat under the tree. The crow saw him and thought, " I guess this fox wants to eat my bread. I shall hold it carefully." And he held on to the bread even more tightly. The clever fox spoke to the crow politely. He said, " Hello friend! How are you?" But the crow did not say anything. " Crows are such lovely birds. And you are very charming too", said the fox, flattering the crow. Then the fox said,"I have heard that besides being beautiful you also have a sweet voice. Please sing a song for me". By now the crow started to believe what the fox was saying. "The fox knows true beauty. I must be the most beautiful bird in this whole world. I will sing him a song," thought the crow. As soon as the foolish crow opened his mouth to sing the bread fell from its beak and into the ground. The clever fox, which had just been waiting for this very moment, caught the bread in his mouth and gulped it down his

#MADHURIMA RAJE #BA-BED IST SEMESTER 202095 #JYOTI VIDYAPEETH WOMENS UNIVERSITY #LOCKDOWN LEARNING#SELF LEARNING For many of us in self isolation it can feel like the coronavirus has put the world in hold as we wait for release for our temporary imprisonment but increasing numbers of people are using the time to build their skillset we can utilise our time for learn some good skillls like personal developement ,social science, arts,cooking ,baking ,learning new language,to do projects about humanities. Devoting some of our quarantine time to self education makes sense.I spend time with my family and play old games together and read some books together and I to set up a daily routine and a schedule what things i do. I take opportunity to do things we dont usually have time for.I spend a while everyday developing our more creative side to do exercise at home to keep ourselves fit and healthy to stay in touch our friends family relatives and classmates.I stay positive always and learn and improve ourselves

#j jvns komal meghwanshi# Enrollment no.202384#BHMS. 1st year#jyoti vidyapeeth womens University Jaipur, Important facts about University (1) mobile phone 📱 are restricted in University these is the plus point for students to utilise there maximum time in study (2) college is providing all the apportunity we deserve. We are getting a good platform to snow our talent # for example in sports. (3) Environment college is very good in terms of nature 👌👌 and people , greenery of college is good for fresh environment and freshness. (4) Teachers and students are cooperative .we can ask them every thing without any hesitation . (5) college removes great burden from parents by giving complete information about the student to their parents

#Prachi Srivastava JV-I/17/1390 B. Sc. Agriculture 7th semester An old traditional way of medicine that my grandparents have discussed with me is the way to cure the fractures where modern day doctors put plasters on the fractured area and recommend bed rest depending on the severity of the fracture which can be extended up to a month on the other hand in olden days there were no such things as severity of the injury people use to take things very casually and they had a natural cure for anything and everything including fractures as they use to stretch the bone with a jerk and then wrap it with a banana leaf for support and that is it. This was the cure for fractured bones with no pain killers no high end medicines no bed rest required. Surprisingly the people in olden days were still more healthy and had much more strength in their body as compared to the modern day people so we can say that yes naturopathy is actually a better approach to any problem as it does not show any comfort in the instance but in the longer run it helps the body grow and heal itself unlike making it hollow and weak from inside like the modern day allopathic medicines. May be that was not the best cure for fractured bones to wrap them in a banana leaf but definitely allopath should go hand in hand with naturopath which could give people tremendous results as for instant comfort and long term benefits.

#Priyanka Meena BPT-5 Sem #jvwuEvery mother is doctor without any MBBS degree. Same applies to grandmother. My granny is in her late 70s but is still healthy. When asked how, she simple replies " its all result of healthy diet and routine that we had followed throughout out lives". She has solution to every problem ranging from common cold to stomach problems to ear problems to insect bit bites, she always have a home remedy or dadi maa k nuskhe. For cold and cough- just mix some ginger juice with honey and drink it or you can make a nice tulsi tea and mix ginger juice and honey. She always say "eat in a cold and starve a fever". For sore throat just take some warm water, sprinkle salt and gargle for twice or thrice a day. Coming to food, my granny was a great cook. But due to some health issues she cant cook now. But I still remember how tasty dishes she used to make when I was in school. The yummy raw mango chutney, mouthwatering pickles she used to make every summer, tasty puddings, and much more. She also tells me how big her famile was and she had to prepare food for that joint family. In her time, she used to make food on choolha. We young generation is forgetting those customs, traditions, rituals, fodd, etc in the wake of urbanization. Those traditions were very energy consuming but was very good for health. If we start following those again, then there will be less people with issues.

#Neha Sharma #BPT-5 Semester #JV-U/18/2686Today when I sat down with my grand parents,i came to know about a lot of customs or traditions follow back in there time such as custom which Rajasthani people follow, they believe their guest as Gods, they welcome and treat them as of a God. There is a famed folk song “Padharo Mhare Desh” which says that “Welcome to my Country”. In India, there is a slogan — “Atithi Devo Bhav” which means “Guests are God” and this principle is a part of Rajasthan custom and culture, their welcoming style will take your heart you, it will make you visit there again. Rajasthani people religiously follow the dictum of the Vedas from birth till death. They follow “Parda System”, females cover their face with ‘Chunni’ which is also called ‘ghoonghat’, this is done to give respect to adults, females don’t face unknown people in Rajasthan. There are many customs followed in Rajasthan such as Child-Marriage, widows have to follow strict rules, Nata Pratha (in this women marries with men but she doesn’t have any rights on her husband) and there are many other such customs which has been stopped up to a greater extent but still followed in some areas.

#Neha Sharma #JV-U/18/2686,#BPT-5 Semester, Muskan khandal jv-u/18/2119 BPT5th sem. #jvwu The Inspiring Story Of My Grandmother I cannot remember passing through a single phase of my life without my granny. Right from the photos in the bedroom that we share, which show her feeding my toothless mouth when I was little, to the fact that she still braids my hair for school every day, reflect the tight bond between us. Though she may look old, fat or short, she is still beautiful. The number of decades she’s survived through this harsh world has filled her with so many memories that even after spending all my fifteen years with me, she still has new stories to share; several that she cherishes, and some that are indirectly meant to advise me as teaching lessons. Often, these recollections have to do with her beloved husband, a grandfather I’d never known by person, but always known by character and spirit. That was because of the profound portrait of his personality that my grandma drew in my head with her vibrant, meticulous recollections relating to him. Story of my grandmotherAnd sometimes, in the most thoughtful silence, she would reminisce those memories which are closest to her heart; many a time ending up weeping by the end of her narration. Because these weren’t just touching stories woven to entertain, they had been a range of concrete experiences, some nostalgic, some painful; and my brave Grandma, she’d courageously braved them all. She strengthens me with her strength, and reassures me with her love. I fight with her. I have a countless times spat, “What’s your stupid problem?” and such thoughtlessly cruel phrases, but the fact that no amount of my anger can hold up the yearning to apologize by planting a kiss on her cheek before bed, seems to repeatedly make an ultimate joke out of any grim argument between us. It’s remarkable to see her still alive, motile and breathing, after hearing about the number of family members she has lost – her siblings, her parents, her husband; they’re all gone, her only relatives now are those she has herself produced, while I cannot even imagine letting go of the tiniest bit of my family. But as I told you, I guess that’s just how resilient she is. When she was young, a photo shows me, my grandma used to be a petite, skinny figure (as she loves to recall) with flourishing, flowing crow-black hair as long as her short stature. And that skinny figure – oh, it had worked five times its size. Raising four kids in a patriarchal society some fifty years back in a developing country must have been no easy task. Even tougher than herding four mischievous little monsters, I’ve come to understand, was having to take care of my grandfather (her husband) who, as a very demanding ‘head of the family’ would expect her to randomly conjure up instantaneously just about anything he wished for. He’d just go, “Make me some sweets” and voila, it ought to be there in half an hour. But the tougher part of cooking must have been that water had to be drawn from a well not many taps , no electric-gas stove (firewood instead), no ready-made ingredients, no refrigerator, no grinder mortar and pestle in its place, and an enormous lot of manual cleaning, cutting, chopping, and cooking to do. Apart from all this my gran had also been a tailor-from-home, stitching up nearly forty tough uniforms for government schools every day, working from morning to night, for which she received a meager (albeit considered princely at that time) sum of five thousand rupees (equaling 90 dollars) or so every year, which was more than what my grandfather earned, the family being a lower middle-class one. Till today, of course, for all her hard work she has been only acknowledged as another ‘housewife’ and my grandfather as the ‘single head who supported a family of six’ According to me, she doesn’t need acknowledgement to be made worthy; she already is worth infinitely. As I have grown up to enter from my childhood to adolescence, I have begun to notice that time makes her older too. But both time and life are prejudiced meanies; while I now get to grow taller, stronger, and cleverer with years, my granny, I see is quite decelerating. She can no longer keep up with me during walks in the park, she can no longer hear as well as she used to, she had even to undergo an operation. No, none of these is fair. I know that, with old age often comes physical weakness, and with weakness would tag along pain. No, I don’t want my grandmother to go through any more pain; she’s been through enough in her life. Perhaps that’s why she’s been praying more and more recently, talking about heaven and such crazy stuff and visiting more temples than ever – though when I do algebra, she still tells me from heart (with her remarkable memory power) the formulae I have forgotten. Now, all I heartily wish and hope for is that I’d be able always see the silly one-tooth-missing-on-the-front grin that she gets on her face whenever someone speaks about any of her family – though I know that in this terribly transient world, that’s perhaps not a practical wish. But even if she does leave me, my beautiful grandmother, I have enough treasured memories of her wisdom and presence in my heart, to go on. Most of all, I hope to carry on her legacy as well as she did. Pic credit: Rosie O’Beirne Used under a Creative Commons license

#Arti yadav#BPT 1st sem.#202390#jvwu TRADITION RITI RIWAZ Riti riwaz means customs they are such tradition or rites that have gone on in generations to generation they are related to daily activies or major events in life. Sometimes they are also part of religion and festival. India is a very diverse country and different region have their own distinct culture. Language religion ,food and art are just some of the various aspects of Indian culture. Indian culture has been heavily influenced by dharmic religion they have shaped the Indian philosophy literature,architecture,art and music.India is the birthplace of hinduism buddhism,jainism and sikhism collectively known as Indian religions. R

#shrutiyeole#jVWU#BNYS1st year#202475Once, two mice entered a dairy. As they were looking for something to eat, they slipped and fell into a large-drum full of milk. They did not know how to swim. Soon they started drowning Both of them started struggling to stay afloat. One of the mice said, "Friend, I think we are going to drown. No one can help us now. I wish God would send someone to help us!" The other mouse calmly said, "Do not be afraid my friend. We must not lose heart. We must keep trying." But a few minutes later, the first mouse gave up hope. He did not try and so he drowned. The other mouse saw his friend drowning in the milk and felt very sorry. He kept moving his legs to try to keep afloat. Soon this had a churning effect and a thick layer of cream fat was formed on the milks surface. With great effort, the mouse climbed the creamy layer and jumped out to safety. The mouse realized that God helps those who help themselves.

Namaste I jvn #KOMALTOMAR #jayotividyapeethuniversity jv-u/17/1770 pursuing Bsc.RT 7th semester presenting the glimpse and interesting facts about my mothland the rajasthan and its culture.Rajasthan is also called "Land of Kings" The Ghoomar dance from Jodhpur and Kalbeliya dance of Jaisalmer have gained international recognition nowadays. Rajasthan is famous for textiles, semi-precious stones and handicrafts, and for its traditional and colorful art. Block prints, tie and dye prints, Bagaru prints, Sanganer prints and Zari embroidery are major export products from Rajasthan. The blue pottery of Jaipur is particularly noted.If there has to be a national dish of Rajasthan, Dal bati Churma would be the one. Rajasthan is always known for the the bravery of the kings and sacrifices of the people residing here for there nation.

Name - saumya jha ,Enroll-jv-i/18/2304 #saumya#det/cs+b.tech+m.tech #Traditions and #skills .This is a small story about my grandfather whom i lost only 10 days back .(I miss him so much ) .This story is about his skills in mathematics and his unique way to teach us . We have always been living in a joint family with strenght of 12 members in which 6 are children so eventually it became a ritual for every child to study mathematics from baba ( my grandfather ) as he wss litreally too good in maths but the problem with me was that i didnt liked maths at all and i always tried to sneak out whenever he used to teach my sisters or brothers and this kept happening until one day i just thought that everyone enjoys learning from him so much .so i should also give it a try and go sit with him .And then everything changed i used fo sit around him for hours and he taught me very passionately and yes from basics so that i didnt missed any concepts .And now maths is one of my favourite subjects and this is just because of him .This is one of the memory from my childhood and there are numerous of stories like this but now as he is not with us anymore i really miss him everyday . I wish him peace and happiness wherver he is . (I miss u baba)

#jyoti Choudhury#bsc bed1stsame. #jvwu# Traditional food--It is very important for our health because alot of nutritions are present inside it. Different types of foods are in different states of these I know about Rajasthan. Manny good traditional food are made in Rajasthan. Like ghevar,lajdun chatni(garlic sauce) , klakand ( mishri mava) mishri roti, papad ki sabzi, mirchi bda ,gatta ki sabji, Lapsi, churma,and dal- batti.its all dilicious so that it is healthy as well. Like ghevar is made from cream,milk and basen.there are many amino acids inside the milk Which aid in the formation of the body . Vitamin B1b2 and b9 are found in abundance in the body basan contains abundant protein which is essential for the human body.Thus all the food given above was dilicious for our body as well as healthy.

#DARSHIKA VARMA #JVWU #BA-LLB #My Father is Different! As everyone likes to believe that their father is different, so do I. Nonetheless, this conviction is not merely based on the love I have for him, but also because of his personality. My father owns a business and is quite disciplined in all aspects of life. He is the one who taught me to always practice discipline no matter what work I do. Most importantly, he has a jovial nature and always makes my mother laugh with his silly antics even after 27 years of marriage. I completely adore this silly side of him when he is with his loved ones. He tries his best to fulfill all our wishes but also maintains the strictness when the need arises.One of the best things I love about my father is that he has always kept a very safe and open home environment. For instance, my siblings and I can talk about anything with him without the fear of being scolded or judged. This has helped us not to lie, which I have often noticed with my friends. In addition, my father has an undying love for animals which makes him very sympathetic towards them. He practices his religion devotedly and is very charitable too. I have never seen my father misbehave with his elders in my entire life which makes me want to be like him even more.My Father is My Source of Inspiration I can proudly say that it is my father who has been my source of inspiration from day one. In other words, his perspective and personality together have shaped me as a person. Similarly, he has a great impact on the world as well in his own little ways. He devotes his free time in taking care of stray animals which inspires me to do the same. My father has taught me the meaning of love in the form of a rose he gifts to my mother daily without fail. This consistency and affection encourage all of us to treat them the same way. All my knowledge of sports and cars, I have derived from my father. It is one of the sole reasons why I aspire to be a cricket player in the future. To sum it up, I believe that my father has it all what it takes to be called a real-life superhero. The way he manages things professionally and personally leaves me mesmerized every time. No matter how tough the times got, I watched my father become tougher. I certainly aspire to become like my father. If I could just inherit ten percent of what he is, I believe my life will be sorted. thank you....

#TEENA VISHNOI #JVWU #BA-LLB #I love her not because she is my mother and we should respect our elders. I respect her because she has taken care of me when I was not able to speak. At that time, she has taken care of all my needs when I wasn’t able to speak. Additionally, she taught me how to walk, speak, and take care of myself. Similarly, every bigger step that I have taken in my life is all because of my mother. Because, if she hasn’t taught me how to take small steps then I won’t be able to take these bigger step.She is an essence of truthfulness, love, and sincerity. Another reason is that she showers her family with her blessing and live. Furthermore, she gives us everything but never demand anything in return. The way she cares for everyone in the family inspires me to the same in my future. Also, her love is not just for the family she treats every stranger and animals the same way she did to me. Due to, this she is very kind and sensible towards the environment and animalsAlthough she is not physically very strong she faces every hurdle of her life and of the family too. She motivates me to be like her and never submit in difficult times. Above all, my mother encourages me to improve my all-round skills and studies. She motivates me to try again and again till I get success in it..Whenever I was in trouble or scolded by dad I run towards my mother as she is the only one that can save me from them. Whether a small homework problem or a bigger problem she was always there for me.now it is my time to help her.... thank you

#jvwu #ankita singh NO LOVE IS BETTER THAN MOTHERS LOVE..........#MY MOTHER MY LIFE The first word a child speaks is the mother. Mother has a position above God. For me, my mother is the most precious gift of my life. No combination of 26 letters can describe my mother. She is the sweetest, loveliest and strongest person I have ever met in my life. Life is not enough to define her love for me. She loves me a lot. She doesn’t speak this to me all day, but make me feel with her actions. There are times in my life when I felt weak or demotivated. When things were completely against me. In such tough times of my life, my mother was always there for me, supporting me and helping me to overcome the difficulties and challenges. When I failed in exams, she scolded me and then loved me as well. She helped me in studies like a friend. From her lectures to her scolding everything helped me in becoming a good person in life. Her support is like a strong pillar for me. I can never thank her for the work I have done for me. Throughout her life, she has done a lot of hard work for every member of the family. We have 6 members in our family. My mother is an early riser, she used to wake up at 5 in the morning and make breakfast for everyone. She then prepares lunch for all of us. After preparing the food for the whole family, she prepares herself for the job. Once returning from work at 6 pm, my mother again starts preparations for dinner. After that, my mother and father go shopping to purchase some items for us. Some days, she assists me in the study as well. She works all day and never asks for rest. My mother never demands herself anything, not even the rest. But I can see on her face the stress she has due to a hectic schedule. I want to make my mother happy and provide a life where she can remain without stress and enjoy everything. I will work hard to fulfil all her dreams. But, meanwhile, the best gift I can give her is a good performance in academics. She always wanted me to achieve high in life To conclude everything, I would just like to say that I love my mother a lot. She has been the reason for all my success and will always remain the most important woman in my life. She has done a lot for me. It is my time to help her and provide her with everything she wants from life. Moreover, she has taught me a lot about life and gave me the important lesson of life that is morality. She has always been an inspiration for me. I will try to become a good person in life to make her proud of me. In the end, I would pray to God to give her a healthiest and happiest life. THANK YOU..

#GARIMA RAJPOOT #B.COM-LLB #JVWU #A MOTHERS LOVE IS UNCONDITIONAL....... Every mother is able to love her children no matter who they are or what the circumstances are. A child doesn’t have to earn maternal love. It’s something that comes naturally. And as the number of children increases, so does the amount of love she feels. This ensures that they will all feel the sense of security offered by a mother’s love. When a woman is expecting, one of her greatest fears is that she won’t be able to feel that special maternal love. However, it turns out to be so natural that even when the child is in the womb, he or she begins to learn something vital. No one else can love anyone the same way or as intensely. The child begins to occupy spaces that the mother never knew existed, until she realizes something important. There is nothing to learn when it comes to loving and caring for a child. Nature shows us how motherhood is instinctive and complete. You simply need to learn to enjoy it.

#priyanka verma #BBA LLB #1 st sem #jayoti vidhypeeth womens unversity #202291#A true friend is one will always be there when you need someone. He will leave all his important works but will never leave you alone, especially in your difficult times. That is why it is said a friend in need is a friend indeed. Difficult times are the best time to realize who your true friends are. Blessed are the souls who have true friends. It does not matter how many friends you have, what matters is how many true friends you have.Friends show us how to live a life in a different way; they are the ones who can change our viewpoints for good. There is no growth of the person without any friend. A friend is really very essential to understand life. Until now we have been looking at life the way our family wanted us to see, it is only when we see the world with the eyes of a friend that our view point changes. The kind of friends you have determines the kind of person you are. That is why it is advised to be careful before making a friend. Choose someone with good thoughts and character, because our thoughts and feelings are affected by the place we live in and with the people we live with. Be friends with someone who makes you feel free, positive and alive. A couple should be best of friends for a successful marriage. Husband and wife should understand each other the way true friends understand each other. They should have love and understanding, trust and respect for each other.my best friend is my father . Because father help in very time .Thus, before getting married one should give importance to the degree of friendship a couple holds. As said by Nicolas Sparks in the novel “The Notebook”- “You are my best friend as well as my lover, and I do not know which side of you I enjoy the most. I treasure each side, just as I have treasured our life together.” Many songs and stories have been written on the importance of friendship. It breaks the ice between two unknown people, if the other person is friendlier then a person feels more comfortable and easily opens up. Even a small drop of friendship can do wonders in any such relationship as the relationship of a couple, parents and their child, boss and employee, members of an organization etc. Heaven will fall on earth if we can eradicate ego, selfishness and hate and grow love and friendship for each other in the hearts of people.

#saloni choudhary#bsc.bed,zbc#1 semester#jyoti vidhyapith womens university#jv mission# Rajasthan culture and traditional medicines#i am from Jaipur Rajasthan. My grandparents usually tells me about Rajasthan culture and traditions.# Attithi devo bhavo means to treat your guests like as you would treat God. This principle is a part of Rajasthan culture. Many traditional instruments are used by famous groups of Banjaras and jogi that included shenai, flute, dholak, nagada, bhapang,ek tara, jantar, sarangi, Chang, mridang etc. A popular song पधारो म्हारे देश literary means welcome to my country. Some of the dances chung, ghoomar, bhopa, teratali and kathputali. The most famous and traditional food is Dal-Bati-churma. The Ghevar is the Rajasthani sweet. Here are various famous temples like world famous Brahma temple, Ramakpur jain temple,and jagdish temple etc. Rajasthan is also famous for its handicrafts like carpets, garments and jewellery they are attaracts everyone. Camels are commonly found in Rajasthan. Camel fair takes place in Bikaner, pushkar and other regions. The Rajasthan women wear ghagra ( long skirt) kanchli ( top) and odni over there head as a sign of respect. The men wear dhoti and kurta with a headgear called safa (turban) . The most spoken language in Rajasthan is marwadi in local areas. My grandparents also told me about home remedies like turmeric, Carmon seeds, black pepper, giloy, colvesflex seeds, ashwagandha etc.usually in normal life we use only some of them. They all are helpful us in fever, cough, digestive health,gas, stomach acids etc.

I jvn varsha prajapat jv-u/17/1083 b.pharm 7th sem.#Jayori Vidyapeeth Womens University . I would like to share some grandparents home remedies with you all In brief as we all knows that India culture is full of with Ayurveda and home remedies and the same in included our daily live also My grand mother always use to talk regarding some home remedies, like turmeric, carom seeds, black pepper, Gilroy , colvesflex seeds, Ashwgandha etc Usually in normal life we use only some of them and only our grandparents let us know the importance of these Today I will share some detailed knowledge about some of them Ashwgandha : Turmeric : 1. Turmeric Contains Bioactive Compounds With Powerful Medicinal Properties 2. Curcumin Is a Natural Anti-Inflammatory Compound 3. Turmeric Dramatically Increases the Antioxidant Capacity of the Body 4. Curcumin Boosts Brain-Derived Neurotrophic Factor, Linked to Improved Brain Function and a Lower Risk of Brain Diseases 5. Curcumin Should Lower Your Risk of Heart Disease 6. Turmeric Can Help Prevent (And Perhaps Even Treat) Cancer Flex Seeds: 1. Flax Seeds Are Loaded With Nutrients 2. Flax Seeds Are High in Omega-3 Fats 3. Flax Seeds Are a Rich Source of Lignans, Which May Reduce Cancer Risk 4. Flax Seeds Are Rich in Dietary Fiber 5. Flax Seeds May Improve Cholesterol Carom Seeds 1. Digestive Health. Active enzymes in ajwain improve the flow of stomach acids, which can help to relieve indigestion, bloating, and gas 2. Infection Prevention 3. Lower Blood P ressure

I jvn varsha prajapat jv-u/17/1083 b.pharm 7th sem.#Jayori Vidyapeeth Womens University . I would like to share some grandparents home remedies with you all In brief as we all knows that India culture is full of with Ayurveda and home remedies and the same in included our daily live also My grand mother always use to talk regarding some home remedies, like turmeric, carom seeds, black pepper, Gilroy , colvesflex seeds, Ashwgandha etc Usually in normal life we use only some of them and only our grandparents let us know the importance of these Today I will share some detailed knowledge about some of them Ashwgandha : Turmeric : 1. Turmeric Contains Bioactive Compounds With Powerful Medicinal Properties 2. Curcumin Is a Natural Anti-Inflammatory Compound 3. Turmeric Dramatically Increases the Antioxidant Capacity of the Body 4. Curcumin Boosts Brain-Derived Neurotrophic Factor, Linked to Improved Brain Function and a Lower Risk of Brain Diseases 5. Curcumin Should Lower Your Risk of Heart Disease 6. Turmeric Can Help Prevent (And Perhaps Even Treat) Cancer Flex Seeds: 1. Flax Seeds Are Loaded With Nutrients 2. Flax Seeds Are High in Omega-3 Fats 3. Flax Seeds Are a Rich Source of Lignans, Which May Reduce Cancer Risk 4. Flax Seeds Are Rich in Dietary Fiber 5. Flax Seeds May Improve Cholesterol Carom Seeds 1. Digestive Health. Active enzymes in ajwain improve the flow of stomach acids, which can help to relieve indigestion, bloating, and gas 2. Infection Prevention 3. Lower Blood P ressure

#Swikriti Agarwal #BPT 5th sem #JV-U/18/2616 #jvwu Every mother is doctor without any MBBS degree. Same applies to grandmother. My granny is in her late 70s but is still healthy. When asked how, she simple replies " its all result of healthy diet and routine that we had followed throughout out lives". She has solution to every problem ranging from common cold to stomach problems to ear problems to insect bit bites, she always have a home remedy or dadi maa k nuskhe. For cold and cough- just mix some ginger juice with honey and drink it or you can make a nice tulsi tea and mix ginger juice and honey. She always say "eat in a cold and starve a fever". For sore throat just take some warm water, sprinkle salt and gargle for twice or thrice a day. Coming to food, my granny was a great cook. But due to some health issues she cant cook now. But I still remember how tasty dishes she used to make when I was in school. The yummy raw mango chutney, mouthwatering pickles she used to make every summer, tasty puddings, and much more. She also tells me how big her famile was and she had to prepare food for that joint family. In her time, she used to make food on choolha. We young generation is forgetting those customs, traditions, rituals, fodd, etc in the wake of urbanization. Those traditions were very energy consuming but was very good for health. If we start following those again, then there will be less people with issues.

I jvn Aishwariya # b.sc ag. (Hons) 7th sem #jvwu . This is my inspiring story of grandparents when I was a child. My grandparents suffered a lot before passing away. I don’t have many memories of my grandfather as he passed away very early. I was only in kindergarten when he passed away. I only have two memories of him. I remember sitting with him on his rocking chair and swinging back and forth. The second memory is sitting next to his body, on his funeral. He had some problem in his heart and they couldn’t save him. But I have one memory of my grandmother, that’s etched in my heart so strong. My grandmother was the one who took care of me and my sister, when my mother helped my father with his work. She was the one who did my plaits for school. She was the sweetest. But soon, she got sick. We couldn’t find out what it was and she became bed-ridden. She couldn’t move from her bed and she became like a baby. She couldn’t eat, bath or even pee by herself. My mom did everything for her, like it was her own mother. My grandmother had to wear adult diapers to make sure she didn’t spoil her dress. Anyway, for about 4–5 years, my mom became her mother, nurse and everything.

I jvn Aishwariya # b.sc ag. (Hons) 7th sem #jvwu . This is my inspiring story of grandparents when I was a child. My grandparents suffered a lot before passing away. I don’t have many memories of my grandfather as he passed away very early. I was only in kindergarten when he passed away. I only have two memories of him. I remember sitting with him on his rocking chair and swinging back and forth. The second memory is sitting next to his body, on his funeral. He had some problem in his heart and they couldn’t save him. But I have one memory of my grandmother, that’s etched in my heart so strong. My grandmother was the one who took care of me and my sister, when my mother helped my father with his work. She was the one who did my plaits for school. She was the sweetest. But soon, she got sick. We couldn’t find out what it was and she became bed-ridden. She couldn’t move from her bed and she became like a baby. She couldn’t eat, bath or even pee by herself. My mom did everything for her, like it was her own mother. My grandmother had to wear adult diapers to make sure she didn’t spoil her dress. Anyway, for about 4–5 years, my mom became her mother, nurse and everything.

# my name is tannu chauhan. i am from rewari haryana. my course is B.pharmacy . my schoolar no. is 202454. Pharmacy is the clinical health science that links medical science with chemistry and it is charged with the discovery, production, disposal, safe and effective use, and control of medications and drugs. The practice of pharmacy requires excellent knowledge of drugs, their mechanism of action, side effects, interactions, mobility and toxicity. At the same time, it requires knowledge of treatment and understanding of the pathological process. Some specialties of pharmacists, such as that of clinical pharmacists, require other skills, e.g. knowledge about the acquisition and evaluation of physical and laboratory data.

I jvn Muskan khandal jv-u/18/2119 BPT5th sem. #jvwu The Inspiring Story Of My Grandmother I cannot remember passing through a single phase of my life without my granny. Right from the photos in the bedroom that we share, which show her feeding my toothless mouth when I was little, to the fact that she still braids my hair for school every day, reflect the tight bond between us. Though she may look old, fat or short, she is still beautiful. The number of decades she’s survived through this harsh world has filled her with so many memories that even after spending all my fifteen years with me, she still has new stories to share; several that she cherishes, and some that are indirectly meant to advise me as teaching lessons. Often, these recollections have to do with her beloved husband, a grandfather I’d never known by person, but always known by character and spirit. That was because of the profound portrait of his personality that my grandma drew in my head with her vibrant, meticulous recollections relating to him. Story of my grandmotherAnd sometimes, in the most thoughtful silence, she would reminisce those memories which are closest to her heart; many a time ending up weeping by the end of her narration. Because these weren’t just touching stories woven to entertain, they had been a range of concrete experiences, some nostalgic, some painful; and my brave Grandma, she’d courageously braved them all. She strengthens me with her strength, and reassures me with her love. I fight with her. I have a countless times spat, “What’s your stupid problem?” and such thoughtlessly cruel phrases, but the fact that no amount of my anger can hold up the yearning to apologize by planting a kiss on her cheek before bed, seems to repeatedly make an ultimate joke out of any grim argument between us. It’s remarkable to see her still alive, motile and breathing, after hearing about the number of family members she has lost – her siblings, her parents, her husband; they’re all gone, her only relatives now are those she has herself produced, while I cannot even imagine letting go of the tiniest bit of my family. But as I told you, I guess that’s just how resilient she is. When she was young, a photo shows me, my grandma used to be a petite, skinny figure (as she loves to recall) with flourishing, flowing crow-black hair as long as her short stature. And that skinny figure – oh, it had worked five times its size. Raising four kids in a patriarchal society some fifty years back in a developing country must have been no easy task. Even tougher than herding four mischievous little monsters, I’ve come to understand, was having to take care of my grandfather (her husband) who, as a very demanding ‘head of the family’ would expect her to randomly conjure up instantaneously just about anything he wished for. He’d just go, “Make me some sweets” and voila, it ought to be there in half an hour. But the tougher part of cooking must have been that water had to be drawn from a well not many taps , no electric-gas stove (firewood instead), no ready-made ingredients, no refrigerator, no grinder mortar and pestle in its place, and an enormous lot of manual cleaning, cutting, chopping, and cooking to do. Apart from all this my gran had also been a tailor-from-home, stitching up nearly forty tough uniforms for government schools every day, working from morning to night, for which she received a meager (albeit considered princely at that time) sum of five thousand rupees (equaling 90 dollars) or so every year, which was more than what my grandfather earned, the family being a lower middle-class one. Till today, of course, for all her hard work she has been only acknowledged as another ‘housewife’ and my grandfather as the ‘single head who supported a family of six’ According to me, she doesn’t need acknowledgement to be made worthy; she already is worth infinitely. As I have grown up to enter from my childhood to adolescence, I have begun to notice that time makes her older too. But both time and life are prejudiced meanies; while I now get to grow taller, stronger, and cleverer with years, my granny, I see is quite decelerating. She can no longer keep up with me during walks in the park, she can no longer hear as well as she used to, she had even to undergo an operation. No, none of these is fair. I know that, with old age often comes physical weakness, and with weakness would tag along pain. No, I don’t want my grandmother to go through any more pain; she’s been through enough in her life. Perhaps that’s why she’s been praying more and more recently, talking about heaven and such crazy stuff and visiting more temples than ever – though when I do algebra, she still tells me from heart (with her remarkable memory power) the formulae I have forgotten. Now, all I heartily wish and hope for is that I’d be able always see the silly one-tooth-missing-on-the-front grin that she gets on her face whenever someone speaks about any of her family – though I know that in this terribly transient world, that’s perhaps not a practical wish. But even if she does leave me, my beautiful grandmother, I have enough treasured memories of her wisdom and presence in my heart, to go on. Most of all, I hope to carry on her legacy as well as she did. Pic credit: Rosie O’Beirne Used under a Creative Commons license

i jvn Dhreeti Jain #jv-u/18/2130 #BPT #5thsemester #jvwu #customandtradition Today when I sat down with my grand parents,i came to know about a lot of customs or traditions follow back in there time such as custom which Rajasthani people follow, they believe their guest as Gods, they welcome and treat them as of a God. There is a famed folk song “Padharo Mhare Desh” which says that “Welcome to my Country”. In India, there is a slogan — “Atithi Devo Bhav” which means “Guests are God” and this principle is a part of Rajasthan custom and culture, their welcoming style will take your heart you, it will make you visit there again. Rajasthani people religiously follow the dictum of the Vedas from birth till death. They follow “Parda System”, females cover their face with ‘Chunni’ which is also called ‘ghoonghat’, this is done to give respect to adults, females don’t face unknown people in Rajasthan. There are many customs followed in Rajasthan such as Child-Marriage, widows have to follow strict rules, Nata Pratha (in this women marries with men but she doesn’t have any rights on her husband) and there are many other such customs which has been stopped up to a greater extent but still followed in some areas.

#FATIMAANJUMKHAN#202004#BABEd#JVWU# STORY ON MY ACHIVEMENT. I have so many achivements some of them are in the story . When im 18 months ago my parents went to MAKKA MADINA IN SAUDI ARAB FOR HAJJ it is the holy place of muslims . In that time goverment did not allow or give passport to small childrens . But in my case goverment allow me to go with my parents . it is very big thing all relatives , family members and society people think that how goverment give him permission to them . All are very happy it is all about 2 months trip . All drop us to station and decorate the train. There was 2 floor aeroplane no one allow to go to the pilot cabin . But im moving here and there in aeroplane so i went to the 2nd floor in aeroplane then the airhostrees were playing with me then pilot said to airhostress that give a child to me in my cabin that child is me pilot also playes with me. Then my parents find me where im then airhostress said that im in pilots cabin then my father find me . when we reach there all HAJJ PILGRIMS plays with me it was a very big thing that all peoples around me or focus me. when me and my parents come back to india our train was decorated with flowers . All were welcome us on station there was several of peoples there station is almost full with peoples who welcomes us such as family members,relatives,staff and many others . All are welcome us with flowering . IT IS MY VERY BIG ACHIVEMENT TO ME. After that when im in 6th class then we also went to MAKKA MADINA FOR UMRAH . IT IS MY BIG ACHIVEMENTS THAT I HAVE MY VERY HELPFULL PARENTS WHO GIVE ME OPPORTUNITY TO DO ANY THING WHATEVER YOU WANT BUT DO ONLY WHICH IS GOOD FOR YOU. IT IS SOME OF MY ACHIVEMENTS. THANKYOU

#MAHIMKHAN #202063 #JVWU #B.ED [1SEM] STORY NARRATED BY MY GRAND MOTHER WHEN I GO TO BED FOR SLEEP WHILE LISTENING TO HER STORY I FALL ASLEEP SO LETS BEGIN WITH THE STORY -A slave, ill-treated by his master, runs away to the forest. There he comes across a lion in pain because of a thorn in his paw. The slave bravely goes forward and removes the thorn gently The lion without hurting him goes away.... Some days later, the slave’s master comes hunting to the forest and catches many animals and cages them. The slave is spotted by the masters’ men who catch him and bring him to the cruel master....The slave is awaiting his death in the cage when he realizes that it is the same lion that he had helped. The slave rescued the lion and all other caged animal Moral of the story: One should help others in need, we get the rewards of our helpful acts in return

#ANJU 202385 #JVWU #BA.Bed (1st sem) JVWU : Jyoti Vidyapeeth Womens University (Jaipur) is really very good university for womens .It is only for girls and womens.The Qualities of the university are:-Firstly ,it is very safe for girls .The Jyoti vidyapeeth is ragging free university .In it the seniors always support their juniors and helps also . This University is very clean and fresh air environment . In it full of green nature and rabbits are also there .Jyoti Vidyapeeth celebrate the all festivals of our culture . In it there is a disco , this is very enjoyfull to everyone . This give us a stress free mind. The tearchers of this university always very sweet heart , they communite very polite to us .And also help us . Jyoti Vidyapeeth is the firsts private womans University in India. Thanks ...

#ANJU 202385 #JVWU #BA.BED (1ST SEM ) In a old well there lived a frog, he thought that; this is my world. He jumped, ate & slept in there, thinking how good his life is, and how sweet his home was.One day a frog fell into the well by accident. The frog constantly tried to get out of the well, he tried his best on the first day. He started his effort again on the second day. The frog of the well came to him and asked, boss why are you trying so hard to get out of here,the other frog replied," I want to go back to open, free and large home of his, which is in the pond nearby." The well frog in amusement asked," Is it bigger than this place." The other frog replied," Yes it is." " Is it beautiful then this." the other frog replied," Yes it is." The frog tried daily to get out. Finally one day a women came to fill water from the well. The women slipped pot into the well to fill up the water. The frog took the well frog, jumped into the pot and together along with the pot, they were free and open. The well frog was amused to see the beauty of the world. Moral: So never confine yourself into a world of your own, but free yourself to the world.

#ANJU 202385 #JVWU #BA.BED (1st sem.) My achievement : When i am 16 years old in class 10th . My school held a drawing competition in near about september.I am interested in this competition also . And my drawing is good than my other classmates.This competition was very higher standard competition . In this there was included 9to12 classes .My seniors had also best in art . But i had a confidence to win this . The competition is held after the lunch time and my friends also support me for this .I made a drawing in topic of save environment .And i got first position in it .My principals Sir come on the stage and gave me 1st prize for it .My incharge teacher really very happy with me .He told every teacher that her student won this competition .Really , this is very big achievement for me because my seniors had also best drawing .At last ,my teacher gave chocolate to me and i gave party to my lovely friends . I won Drawing competition . Thankyou .

#Nikita Deora # BPT 1st sem# 202203# JVN Health And Nutrition Tips It’s easy to get confused when it comes to health and nutrition. Even qualified experts often seem to hold opposing opinions. Yet, despite all the disagreements, a number of wellness tips are well supported by research. Here are 27 health and nutrition tips that are actually based on good science 1. Don’t drink sugar calories Sugary drinks are among the most fattening items you can put into your body. This is because your brain doesn’t measure calories from liquid sugar the same way it does for solid food (1Trusted Source). 2. Eat nuts Despite being high in fat, nuts are incredibly nutritious and healthy. They’re loaded with magnesium, vitamin E, fiber, and various other nutrients thnks

#Tanisha jain #jayotividhyapeeth womens university #2020 #202005#grandparents #National Grandparents Day 2020 will be celebrated on sunday, september 13.The Grandparents day is celebrated on the first Sunday after labour day .It is celebrated in honour of our elderly who gave their sweat and blood to build to build a family that we are today.While grandparents are the guiding light for all thefamily members,their bond with grandchildren is always special Of all the ways in which grandparents show their love,the amazing tips they give us come handy throughout our lives.From their words of wisdom to the traditional advice to deal with almost everything ,grandparents never fail to impress us .THANK YOU

#KHUSHI Upadhyay # bpt 1st sem # 202131# JVWU# Nature Psychology Psychology, as we know it today, is the science of behavior and mental processes. It helps us to understand why people think, feel, and act the way they do. Psychology is a science just like Biology and Philosophy, both of which have had a major impact on psychology. Psychology is a word that encompasses many aspects, but probably the best way to understand its exact definition is to understand that it focuses solely on being a science of behavior and mental processes. The word "psychology" itself has a route in Greek language as meaning "knowledge about soul life". The symbol for psychology also happens to be a Greek symbol known as "psi". Psi is a letter from the Greek alphabet and is from where we get the word Psychology, and other related terms beginning with "Psych-". There are many components that make up psychology, and each component has a corresponding face that goes with it. Body of knowledge is one such component and its face is teaching. Another component is the set of investigative methods which has the face of research. Lastly, array of techniques is a component and therapy is its face.

#sufiya#bsc mlt#jayoti vidyapeeth womens university #semester 1 #inspirational story of my grandmother I heard a story from my grandparents, a story about a crow and a pot. In that story a clever crow was flying in the sky and he was quite thirsty so he saw across a pot with water. When the clever crow tries to drink the water from that pot, he was not able to reach there. He tried once, twice, thrice but failed to drink water from that pot as the level of water in that pot was quite low. He was very thirsty, was not in a mood to give up. He wanted that water by hook or by crook. Then suddenly he saw some stone lying on the ground. As soon as he saw the stones, something strikes in his mind and he started picking those stones by his beak and started throwing it into that pot. And slowly slowly the water level started increasing. After throwing some stones, the water level was enough for the crow to drink water. So he drank that water, and flew away. After this story, my grandparents told me the moral behind this story and the moral was WHERE THERE IS A WILL, THERE IS A WAY!!!! thank you

#vijay laxmi meena#Enroll.-jv-u/19/3776#BAMS 2nd year#grand parent story-When I was a child my grandfather and I would walk through the forest, every morning and every night. He told me how walking through the forest would help me grow taller. I was a short child and that is why I would walk through the forest hoping one day I would be as tall as the trees. But now they are gone. I was still young when my grandfather started getting sick, too sick even to walk through the forest with me. I told him that if the trees could make me taller then maybe they could make him stronger. He would smile and give a half-hearted chuckle, but I knew he wouldn’t come. I continued my walks through the forest but it wasn’t the same. It was a sad and sorrowful walk now. As my grandfather’s health worsened I began to feel his pain too. The only reason I went on my walks was because, although it saddened me, it also reminded me of happier times. All life started to leave my grandfather’s sorrowful face; he became pale and his hands cold. My grandfather was slipping away. The days started to grow longer and my grandfather was not going to get better. I spent my days with him trying to grasp every last second I could with him. Except….except in the mornings and the evenings when I would go out and silently walk through the forests. I’m not a very observant person but through my long and lonely wanderings I realised something, something no one else had ever noticed. If I didn’t know any different I would have said that the trees were dying. At first it was just a hunch, but as the days went by I realised that they were in fact dying. Then I realised something, the worse my grandfather got the more the trees wilted. What would happen when my grandfather’s time came? What would happen to the trees? Then it happened. My grandfather left the earth. That day was a sad day for me, but a dreaded day for the world. Not only had I lost my grandfather but the trees had all died, not just the trees I walked among but all trees across the world. Now, for generations to come, no-one will ever know how and why the trees died.

#puja devi # jv-u/18/2222# #jvwu #jvmission Dadi nani k nushkhe. Kids are the most susceptible of all to catch cold and cough during changing seasons. That’s the reason why my grandmother was always ready with her homemade recipe to cure that harsh cough. A glass of warm water, with a few drops of lemon, a teaspoon of honey and a pinch of cinnamon was all that was needed to provide us the much-needed relief. #2nd all India homes, the importance of onions cannot be ignored. Be it in cooking or in preparing home remedies, onions are a vital part of the Indian kitchen. if you have fever then my grandma tell me you can reduce it by simply rubbing some onion slices on the feet. Not only does onion bring the temperature of the body down, it also helps reduce any body aches that you have. #3 Almond oil is the best go-to fix for dark circles. Just put a few drops of almond oil under your eyes. Rub it for around 10 minutes in a circular motion, wash your face thereafter, and voila! Repeat for a couple of days for effective results. Thank you

#Arushi Sharma # BPT # 202017 # 1st Sem # Memory Memory is a process of the brain which is prone to certain failures, although specific steps can be taken to guard against these failures Memory problems can affect us in many ways. A. Some of us might have had problems finding your keys before you came to class. B. Some of us have certainly suffered from & quot ;Whats Your Name Again?" syndrome. 1. We can remember attributes of people without being able to recall their names. 2. For instance, we may not know my name but we would be able to recognize me as being in your class. Memory is a vital component in our body in which shapes who we are, considering the memory is where all our knowledge and past experiences are stored. As the knowledge and past experiences we gather throughout our lifetime are irreplaceable, that is why we must ensure that our memory systems are kept in perfect condition, making sure that we put effort into enhancing our memories in keeping what we cherish the most. Researchers have shown that it is possible to use techniques to ameliorate memory

#RITIKA JAIN # Enroll:- Jv-u/19/3195 # CLASS:- BPT - 3 SEMESTER # JAYOTIVIDYAPEETH WOMENUNIVERSITYJAIPUR # JVMISSIONS. My university is the state’s first private university. It is known for its best education system and secure environment for girls. During this pandemic I have talked to my grandparents about rajasthani culture because originally Im from rajasthan and Im very curious to know about the ancient rajasthani culture, so they told me some of the ancient stories about rajasthan. Rajasthan has artistic and cultural traditions which reflect the ancient Indian way of life. Rajasthan is also called "Land of Kings".The Rajasthanis own the pride of not only enriching the culture of Rajasthan but also the entire culture of India. The people of Rajasthan are known for their culture which is nearly 5000 years old and which is a blend of tradition and history with the present contemporary lifestyle. There are lot of customs and traditions followed by the diverse population of the state and it adds to the embellishment of the culture of the people. The cultural heritage of the Rajasthanis are influenced by various features like its folk music and dances, different languages and dialects, the majestic forts, palaces, mansions and divinely holy places of religious worship, its multihued fairs and festivals and its cuisine. Not only the people but also the commercial markets give a picture of the vibrant culture of the Rajasthanis. Various products of the people of Rajasthan which can reflect the culture of the state are tie and die textiles, intricately carved wooden furniture with alluring motifs, block print textiles, lavish Bandhej saris and kurtis, zari and embroidered saris, luxurious and royal hand knotted carpets and durries, astonishing blue pottery, captivating mojaris and jutis, and so on.

#rishita ojha#BMLT5 semester #jv-u/18/2047#jayoti vidhyapeet women university#jvwu#jvmission. my grand parents keeps telling me about rajasthani poshak[dress],so today I am writing about the same.so lets start.... Traditional attire for Rajasthani women is ghagra, choli and odhni. The ghagra is a full-length, embroidered and pleated skirt, which comes in a variety of colours, prints and fabrics, such as silk, cotton, georgette and crêpe. Of all the various prints, the laharia, bandhej, tie, chundri and mothra are the most widely worn. The odhni, or chunar, is a long piece of cloth, approximately 2.5 meters in length and 1.5 meters in width, and is worn as a veil. Made of light printed or patched fabric, it features beautiful embroidery, beadwork or other embellishments. There are different ways of wearing it, but the most traditional way is tucking one corner inside the ghagra, resting the middle portion on the chest and draping the end part over each shoulder and above the head, covering it gracefully. Elaborate necklaces, like Jadau sets, aad and Raani Har are worn around the neck, especially by women from affluent families. The women of tribal groups such as Bhil, Meena or Garasia prefer wearing brass, silver or white metal ornaments. Kaanbali or surliya (earrings), nathani (nosepins), bajubandh (armlets), rakhdi or borla (maang tikkas), tagdi or kardhani (belly or waist chains), payal (anklets), bangadi (bangles), bichuwa (toe rings) and finger rings are also worn to complete the ensemble. The traditional outfit for Rajasthani men is dhoti and angarkha, or pyjama-kurta. The dhoti is a long piece of cloth tied around the waist and wrapped around like a loin-cloth between the legs. The angarkha is usually worn by the wealthy class. The pyjama is like track pants, and generally made from cotton. It is paired with kurta or mufti, which is a loose-fitting shirt. While it usually goes down to the knees, today Rajasthani men may take liberties with the length and pattern of this traditional costume.The traditional outfit is incomplete without pagari (turban), which is generally two meters long and 0.2 meters wide. It comes in a variety of colours, shapes and sizes, and is considered the pride and honour of men. There are different ways of wearing it, each defining a specific region or caste. Specially designed pagaris, called safas are worn during weddings and festivals, while everyday pagaris are rustic. Both men and women in Rajasthan wear jootis or mojaris. They are leather shoes made up of sheep, camel or goat skin, complete with intricate embroidery and embellishments. While traditional footwear is usually black or brown, nowadays much more fashionable multi-coloured slip-ons are also available. Thank you

#Surbhi Gupta#B.Tech(Computer Science)1st semister#Jayoti vidyapeeth womens university jaipur#once upon a time there was a famos village in rajasthan .village name was bhakrota .this village is popular just because of the great university jayoti vidyapeeth womens university presnt here .on one day i was come to take admission in this university .in startind i felt very said here i miss my family very much but till now i enjoy here there are so many friends here who help me talk with me and our teachers are also very nice specially Neshu mam and my THE DEEN mrs.S LAL SIR he was a nice teacher ,sir help us understand us treat us like her own daudhter.....therefor this is a very nice university at all every one was requested to come her and take admission and also enjoy jv life.

#anchalraha #2019077#course bmlt 5 semester #jayoti vidyapeethwomensuniversity today my topic is traditional food in jaipur what are the famous dishes in jaipur rajasthan Try out authentic Rajasthani food with tons of ghee (added for that authentic flavour) at Chokhi Dhani Village Resort. You will find daal (lentil curry), Bati (baked round bread topped with a dollop of ghee), Churma (dessert), Kheer & Sangri (fried version of dried veggie), Gatte ki sabzi (curry) and all typical Rajasthani dishes and the fun of food get doubled here with village ambience, the local artist performing folk dances, camel rides, and other entertaining activities. Thus all these fun ingredients form win-win situation for explorers with famous foods in Jaipur. Lassi is the famous street food in Jaipur and it is the Indian style yoghurt beverage made by beating yoghurt and dress up with extra cream served with so much affection in Kulhads (earthen glasses) by one and only Lassiwala at Mirza Ismael, Road. Better grab your Kulhad full of lassi to boost your energies to explore high spirits of Jaipur. Another classy dine out choice in Jaipur, Baluchi is part of the hotel The Lalit and this place stands out in their specialty Daal Baluchi (a rich lentil curry) prepared with their treasure recipe. Don’t miss out this place for one special five start treat in colorful capital, Jaipur.

#shikha #jv-ul/19/3133 #jvwu #jvmission Dadi nani k nushkhe. Kids are the most susceptible of all to catch cold and cough during changing seasons. That’s the reason why my grandmother was always ready with her homemade recipe to cure that harsh cough. A glass of warm water, with a few drops of lemon, a teaspoon of honey and a pinch of cinnamon was all that was needed to provide us the much-needed relief. #2nd all India homes, the importance of onions cannot be ignored. Be it in cooking or in preparing home remedies, onions are a vital part of the Indian kitchen. if you have fever then my grandma tell me you can reduce it by simply rubbing some onion slices on the feet. Not only does onion bring the temperature of the body down, it also helps reduce any body aches that you have. #3 Almond oil is the best go-to fix for dark circles. Just put a few drops of almond oil under your eyes. Rub it for around 10 minutes in a circular motion, wash your face thereafter, and voila! Repeat for a couple of days for effective results. Thank you

#Akanksha Tiwari #jv-u/18/2105 #jvwu #jvmission #TEXTILE AND EMBROIDERY-#The cloth is the basic requirement of human beings. People began to cover their bodies first with the tree leaves then with skins of the animals and finally with the clothes. Since then designs and materials used to give an attractive look. The special class of weavers called Chipas are in the textile trade and contributing to its promotion. The traditional method of printing has been retained but the improved method has also been adopted. Rajasthani prints are in much demand because of its attractive design and simplicity. Jaipur, Sanganer, Bagroo, Jodhpur, and Udipur are the most important centers where textile printing is of a superb degree. The prints are lasting and have glowing colors with artistic designs. #GEMS AND JEWELLERY-#Rajasthan is famous center of gems and jewelry. In Jaipur alone more than 32’000 workers are engaged in the work of gems-cutting, gem-polishing and gem slicing. They cut and polish gems in such a manner, that it bring out their brilliance, shine, and luster of gem precious stone worth crores of rupees are sent from here to all parts of the world. Lapidary is an art of cutting of precious and semi-precious stones in an artistic way to give them a shining design and angular shape. In Jaipur, there is a gem testing laboratory, equipped with the most modern scientific instruments. There is a training school for gem-cutting. Jaipur also deal in rubies, pearls, emeralds, corals, sapphires, hessonite, cat’s eye or lahsunia and tourmaline. It is a very good source of earning foreign exchange and attracting tourists. #ENAMEL WORK- #Enamel originated from Persia, which entered Banaras and later entered in Jaipur. Enamel work is done on gold, silver ornaments and that is the reason, that enamelers settled here to carry on this art of minute work under the patronage of the kings, princes, jaguars, queens, and Seths. Jaipur, Udaipur, Jodhpur, and Ajmer are important centers where enamel work is done on gold and silver ornaments artistically but enamel work done in Jaipur has got its own distinct style and specialty Jaipur artists prefer pure metal though it can also be successfully done on 22 and even 18-carat gold. #MARBLE CARVING- #Jaipur’s marble carving is the art of animating or infusing life into stone. The various image of deities in the temples of not only Rajasthan but all other states of India speak eloquently of this art. The famous statue at Varanasi, hundreds of idols in the Laxmi Narain temple at Delhi, the beautifully carved image of Gotameshwar at Mysore bear testimony to the excellence of Rajasthani art. Beautiful palaces, temples and forts, standing in every nook and corner of Rajasthan reveal the skill and artistic workmanship of the people of Rajasthan. Even today, there is a street of marble that varies in Jaipur. It is called Silawaton Ka Mohalla. #POTTERY- #Pottery is the oldest handicraft in India. It comes to be practiced the from proto-historic-times, to which period are ascribed the pottery discovered from Kalibanga area as a result of excavations. The Rajasthani Potter displays great skill in giving form and design to pots and supplies to people infinite variety of useful pottery. At alwar in Rajasthan the pottery is made of such a thin layer of clay-that is called kagazi. Jaipur produces glazed pottery of floral designs in blue and white. Painted pottery is produced in Kota. The gold lacquered pottery is produced in Bikaner. The designs are done on white-chalk like surface in this pottery. These are not articles of daily use but only decorative objects. Bikaner pottery is sometimes coated with many layers of differently colored lac and colors can be seen through the patterns. Glazed pottery of Jaipur and gold lacquered pottery of Bikaner go back in point of antiquity to the late 18th century. Jaipur pattern is known is blue-pottery and is glazed pottery of floral design in blue and white China clay. The very blue is significant as the blue color is used invariably in all the designs. The large-sized pots and other items decorate the big halls,drawing rooms, hotels and regal places.

#kumud mishra#202283#There was a joint family of six members, including grandparents. It was the 75th birthday of my grandmother and the family planned to celebrate. her birthday. Love and Lovy, the grandson and the grand daughter were excited to celebrate their grandmothers birthday. Harish and Harsha, the parents of Love and Lovy, wanted to have dinner in a restaurant but the grandparents were reluctant to spend so much money. But when Harish and Harsha insisted, they agreed. All the six members went to a famous restaurant in the city. They decorated the table and brought some garlands for their grandparents. They all garlanded the grandparents and touched their feet. The grandparents wanted all the members to have dinner together but Harish and Harsha wanted to feed the grandparents first with their own hands. Two dishes of food were ordered and Harish started feeding his father, so did Love and Harsha, more food, started feeding grandmother followed by Lavy. When the grandparents had taken food, they ordered more food and had their dinner. When they started to leave the restaurant, a man sitting in the corner called him and told him that he had left a lot of things there. In enquiring about those things, the man said that he had set an example for the coming generations to respect their elders. Harish and Harsha were overwhelmed by his appreciation.thankyou

#Pooja kiran #jv-i/17/1538 #B.sc agriculture (hons)+ MBA ABM 7th semester 4th year #jayotividyapeethwomensuniversityjaipur When i was a child I used to get injured alot but fortunately I never had to go to hospital because my grandmother prepared homemade medication from coconut oil , camphor, turmeric which magically healed my injury and also prevented scaring. She also taught me the benefits of Tulsi, Neem remedy which prevented pimple and acne treatment. She also taught me the surprising purifying effect of copper even before the era of water purifiers. Aloe vera also has some amazing health properties, It cools the stomach, it can also be used as an ointment for small wounds.

#Pooja kiran #jv-i/17/1538 #B.sc agriculture (hons)+ MBA ABM 7th semester 4th year #jayotividyapeethwomensuniversityjaipur When i was a child I used to get injured alot but fortunately I never had to go to hospital because my grandmother prepared homemade medication from coconut oil , camphor, turmeric which magically healed my injury and also prevented scaring. She also taught me the benefits of Tulsi, Neem remedy which prevented pimple and acne treatment. She also taught me the surprising purifying effect of copper even before the era of water purifiers. Aloe vera also has some amazing health properties, It cools the stomach, it can also be used as an ointment for small wounds.

#nandini aswal#202411#There was a joint family of six members, including grandparents. It was the 75th birthday of my grandmother and the family planned to celebrate. her birthday. Love and Lovy, the grandson and the grand daughter were excited to celebrate their grandmothers birthday. Harish and Harsha, the parents of Love and Lovy, wanted to have dinner in a restaurant but the grandparents were reluctant to spend so much money. But when Harish and Harsha insisted, they agreed. All the six members went to a famous restaurant in the city. They decorated the table and brought some garlands for their grandparents. They all garlanded the grandparents and touched their feet. The grandparents wanted all the members to have dinner together but Harish and Harsha wanted to feed the grandparents first with their own hands. Two dishes of food were ordered and Harish started feeding his father, so did Love and Harsha, more food, started feeding grandmother followed by Lavy. When the grandparents had taken food, they ordered more food and had their dinner. When they started to leave the restaurant, a man sitting in the corner called him and told him that he had left a lot of things there. In enquiring about those things, the man said that he had set an example for the coming generations to respect their elders. Harish and Harsha were overwhelmed by his appreciation.thankyou

#Akshijka chouhan#202506#There was a joint family of six members, including grandparents. It was the 75th birthday of my grandmother and the family planned to celebrate. her birthday. Love and Lovy, the grandson and the grand daughter were excited to celebrate their grandmothers birthday. Harish and Harsha, the parents of Love and Lovy, wanted to have dinner in a restaurant but the grandparents were reluctant to spend so much money. But when Harish and Harsha insisted, they agreed. All the six members went to a famous restaurant in the city. They decorated the table and brought some garlands for their grandparents. They all garlanded the grandparents and touched their feet. The grandparents wanted all the members to have dinner together but Harish and Harsha wanted to feed the grandparents first with their own hands. Two dishes of food were ordered and Harish started feeding his father, so did Love and Harsha, more food, started feeding grandmother followed by Lavy. When the grandparents had taken food, they ordered more food and had their dinner. When they started to leave the restaurant, a man sitting in the corner called him and told him that he had left a lot of things there. In enquiring about those things, the man said that he had set an example for the coming generations to respect their elders. Harish and Harsha were overwhelmed by his appreciation.thankyou

#shikha #jv-ul/19/3133 #jayoti vidyapeeth womens university #JAYOTIVIDYAPEETHWOMENSUNIVERSITY #JVMISSION I heard a story from my grandparents, a story about a crow and a pot. In that story a clever crow was flying in the sky and he was quite thirsty so he saw across a pot with water. When the clever crow tries to drink the water from that pot, he was not able to reach there. He tried once, twice, thrice but failed to drink water from that pot as the level of water in that pot was quite low. He was very thirsty, was not in a mood to give up. He wanted that water by hook or by crook. Then suddenly he saw some stone lying on the ground. As soon as he saw the stones, something strikes in his mind and he started picking those stones by his beak and started throwing it into that pot. And slowly slowly the water level started increasing. After throwing some stones, the water level was enough for the crow to drink water. So he drank that water, and flew away. After this story, my grandparents told me the moral behind this story and the moral was WHERE THERE IS A WILL, THERE IS A WAY!!!! Thankyou!!

#Rishita tripathi#202307#jvwuThere was a joint family of six members, including grandparents. It was the 75th birthday of my grandmother and the family planned to celebrate. her birthday. Love and Lovy, the grandson and the grand daughter were excited to celebrate their grandmothers birthday. Harish and Harsha, the parents of Love and Lovy, wanted to have dinner in a restaurant but the grandparents were reluctant to spend so much money. But when Harish and Harsha insisted, they agreed. All the six members went to a famous restaurant in the city. They decorated the table and brought some garlands for their grandparents. They all garlanded the grandparents and touched their feet. The grandparents wanted all the members to have dinner together but Harish and Harsha wanted to feed the grandparents first with their own hands. Two dishes of food were ordered and Harish started feeding his father, so did Love and Harsha, more food, started feeding grandmother followed by Lavy. When the grandparents had taken food, they ordered more food and had their dinner. When they started to leave the restaurant, a man sitting in the corner called him and told him that he had left a lot of things there. In enquiring about those things, the man said that he had set an example for the coming generations to respect their elders. Harish and Harsha were overwhelmed by his appreciation.thankyou

#Akanksha Tiwari #jv-u/18/2105 #jvwu #jvmission #This is the state’s classic signature dish. Baati is hard, unleavened bread cooked in the desert areas of Rajasthan. Baati is prized mainly for its long shelf life, plus it requires hardly any water for its preparation. It is always eaten with dal (lentil curry). The dal is made of lentils while churma is a coarsely ground wheat mixture crushed and cooked in ghee and jaggery or sugar.

#Akanksha Tiwari #jv-u/18/2105 #jvwu #jvmission #Several cosmetic products promise glowing and healthy skin, but it comes at a cost. Try lime water for healthy and glowing skin. Besides, benefiting the skin, water and lime juice reduces aging, blackheads and wrinkles. Lime water is also a cooling agent, best way to beat the Indian heat.

#Akanksha Tiwari #B.Pharmacy 3 year semester #jv-u/18/2105#jayoti vidhyapeet women university#jvwu#jvmission. my grand parents keeps telling me about rajasthani poshak[dress],so today I am writing about the same.so lets start.... Traditional attire for Rajasthani women is ghagra, choli and odhni. The ghagra is a full-length, embroidered and pleated skirt, which comes in a variety of colours, prints and fabrics, such as silk, cotton, georgette and crêpe. Of all the various prints, the laharia, bandhej, tie, chundri and mothra are the most widely worn. The odhni, or chunar, is a long piece of cloth, approximately 2.5 meters in length and 1.5 meters in width, and is worn as a veil. Made of light printed or patched fabric, it features beautiful embroidery, beadwork or other embellishments. There are different ways of wearing it, but the most traditional way is tucking one corner inside the ghagra, resting the middle portion on the chest and draping the end part over each shoulder and above the head, covering it gracefully. Elaborate necklaces, like Jadau sets, aad and Raani Har are worn around the neck, especially by women from affluent families. The women of tribal groups such as Bhil, Meena or Garasia prefer wearing brass, silver or white metal ornaments. Kaanbali or surliya (earrings), nathani (nosepins), bajubandh (armlets), rakhdi or borla (maang tikkas), tagdi or kardhani (belly or waist chains), payal (anklets), bangadi (bangles), bichuwa (toe rings) and finger rings are also worn to complete the ensemble. The traditional outfit for Rajasthani men is dhoti and angarkha, or pyjama-kurta. The dhoti is a long piece of cloth tied around the waist and wrapped around like a loin-cloth between the legs. The angarkha is usually worn by the wealthy class. The pyjama is like track pants, and generally made from cotton. It is paired with kurta or mufti, which is a loose-fitting shirt. While it usually goes down to the knees, today Rajasthani men may take liberties with the length and pattern of this traditional costume.The traditional outfit is incomplete without pagari (turban), which is generally two meters long and 0.2 meters wide. It comes in a variety of colours, shapes and sizes, and is considered the pride and honour of men. There are different ways of wearing it, each defining a specific region or caste. Specially designed pagaris, called safas are worn during weddings and festivals, while everyday pagaris are rustic. Both men and women in Rajasthan wear jootis or mojaris. They are leather shoes made up of sheep, camel or goat skin, complete with intricate embroidery and embellishments. While traditional footwear is usually black or brown, nowadays much more fashionable multi-coloured slip-ons are also available. Thank you

#Meena Sharma #BPT 1st semester #scholar no. 202202 # jvwu # jv mission #I would like to share some grandparents home remedies. We all knows that India culture is full of Ayurveda and home remedies and some in included our daily lives. Some home remedies are 1. By using Aloe Vera gel we can remove dark circles. 2. Aloe Vera normalizes and balance the hormone levels in our body. 3. Cloves are using for tooth ache . 4. Grape juice treats knee pain. 5. Guava is used for treating diabetes. 6. Cinnamon , turmeric and liquorice help to relieve symptoms of Asthma. 7. Lemon juice is used for treating vomiting. 8. Apply cucumber juice on eyes which helps in reducing eyes stress. 9. Garlic is used for earache. 10. Turmeric milk is beneficial in treating joint and bone issue and also helpful in pain.

#nidhivashishth #jv-u/18/2268 #BPT #5thsemester #JVWU#JAYOTIVIDYAPEETHWOMENSUNIVERSITY #JV Mission My grandmother is a godless in the form of a woman. The sole aim other life is service and sacrifice. Thus she deserves claims and commands and respect in our family.My grandmother is the busiest member of the family. She is the most important wheel in the family vehicle. She is the lady who nurses and looks after the children. She is a religious woman. Soon after getting up before dawn, she takes her bath and absorbs herself in prayer. She reads holy books and recites in a sing song manner while sitting before the temple that she has set up in the house. My grandmother is good cook. She loves to prepare meals and serve delicious food to all members of the family. She infact, acts like a machine. The time between 1 P.M. and 4 P.M. is reserved for sewing and needle working spite of her age. She is a healthy and stout lady. She looks after every work of the house. We therefore love her very much. We all consult her in all matters to the family..She is very kind and considerate. She is very bard working. She never wastes a single moment of her life. She is always busy in this work or that work. Thus our family is progressing by leaps and bounds under her guidance. She takes care of us. She is not fond of showy clothes or ornaments. She is very hospitable. She is an ideal and pious lady. She has a great love for the motherland. She suffers from so many ailments. Sometimes, she has cough. Sometimes, she feels a severe pain in her legs, stomach or head. But she has a great power of tolerance. When she has any trouble, she prays to God instead of weeping, crying and moaning. Still, rarely she has bouts of depression when she recalls her childhood and youth. It is very surprising that even though her memory has gone very weak, she can recall clearly certain happenings of her life. Even if she is illiterate, she exhorts me to pay full attention to my studies. Though she is the major part of our family,THANK YOU!!

#nidhivashishth #jv-u/18/2268 #BPT #5thsemester #jvwu #customandtradition Today when I sat down with my grand parents,i came to know about a lot of customs or traditions follow back in there time such as custom which Rajasthani people follow, they believe their guest as Gods, they welcome and treat them as of a God. There is a famed folk song “Padharo Mhare Desh” which says that “Welcome to my Country”. In India, there is a slogan — “Atithi Devo Bhav” which means “Guests are God” and this principle is a part of Rajasthan custom and culture, their welcoming style will take your heart you, it will make you visit there again. Rajasthani people religiously follow the dictum of the Vedas from birth till death. They follow “Parda System”, females cover their face with ‘Chunni’ which is also called ‘ghoonghat’, this is done to give respect to adults, females don’t face unknown people in Rajasthan. There are many customs followed in Rajasthan such as Child-Marriage, widows have to follow strict rules, Nata Pratha (in this women marries with men but she doesn’t have any rights on her husband) and there are many other such customs which has been stopped up to a greater extent but still followed in some areas.

#Namaste maam Jvn Priyanka BPT 5th sem,3rd year Jv-u/18/2740 #jvwu #MARBLE INLAY WORK- Agra is famous for its #marble inlay work, which is artwork done on marble. Agra is more popularly known for the #parchin kari work, which involves very precise and minute inlay work. This classical art form rose to fame during the #Mughal era, particularly after the construction of the #Taj Mahal. It involves shaping small pieces of semi-precious stones in patterns of flower petals, leaves etc. These are then fitted together to look like a complete flower or animal. This art is believed to have been derived from a similar Italian art form called #pietra dura (hard stones), which started in Florence in the 16th century. This was brought to the Indian subcontinent by European travellers, who impressed emperor Shah Jahan with their exquisite craft. The Taj Mahal is the perfect specimen of #parchin kari work. #MIRROR WORK- #Mirror work is a centuries-old craft that is also known as sheesha or abhala bharat embroidery. In this, mirrors of various shapes like circular, square, triangular, polygonal and hexagonal are fixed on the cloth through cross-stitch embroidery. Different types of fabrics can be used for these, including silk, chiffon, cotton, crepe and georgette. These are then designed into attractive apparels like sarees, cushion covers, salwaar kameez and belts. The origin of this embroidery can be traced back to the 17th century in Iran. It was brought to India by various travellers during the Mughal period and originally it was done using mica and then glass. #ZARDOZI- #Zardozi work is a #metal thread embroidery that is a speciality of the city of #Agra. It was once used to embellish the ensemble of the #kings and royals. Moreover, #walls of royal tents, #wall hangings, #scabbards and #paraphernalia of regal horses and #elephants were also done in #zardozi. This beautiful embroidery involves making elaborate designs with #gold and #silver threads. Precious stones and pearls add to its beauty. Zardozi has existed in India from the times of the #Rig Veda and there are numerous mentions of zari in the attires of gods. However, at that time, the embroidery was done with real #gold leaves and #silver wires. Today, #copper wires with a #golden or #silver polish are used along with a #silk thread. The process of doing zardozi embroidery is an intricate one. Firstly, the craftsmen trace the design on #fabrics of silk, velvet or satin. It is then stretched over a #wooden frame and #needles are used to weave in zardozi. Today it is done on #lehengas, #sarees, #salwaar #kameez and even #shoes.

PRERNA SHREE #Prerna shree #jvwu #Bsc Agriculture+MBA #7th semester #jv-i/17/1418 Customs and tradition- Upnayan sanskaar is the most traditional custom which is done in our family. This is done with our brother (or any male) who are in age of 7-15 . We also call it "jenau". With grand celebration it is done by putting thread like material across their shoulder and with may ritualss. Traditional food- Makke ki roti and sarso ka saag is the traditional food Traditional medicine- tulsi is the traditional medicine for maximum viral disease. Local home medecines- Ajwain, poodina, ginger, garlic, turmeric etc..

#Devki Gourh#scholar Number 202105# B. Ed 1 year# jyoti vidyapeeth woman university # jaipur Rajasthan# दादी की कहानी- मेरी दादी बताया करती थी कि यदि आंखो में जलन हो और साफ़ दिखाई ना देता हो तो रोज़ सुबह खाली पेट गुनगुने दूध के साथ काली मिर्च के पांच छे दाने खाने से आंखो की रोशनी तेज़ होने लगती हैं ओर जलन खत्म हो जाती हैं!

#Ayushi Sharma #202069 #JVWU #JV Mission #CUSTOMS When I discussed to the senior citizens and my aged group peoples in my locality about CUSTOMS. Then I will reached upto their views. 1. Customs Regulate our Social Life: . Customs act as the effective means of social control. . They are the self accepted rules of the social life. . They bind people together, assimilate their actions to the accepted standards and control their purely egoistic impulses. . They are found among the preliterate as well as the literate people. 2. Customs Constitute the Treasury of our Social Heritage: . Customs preserve our culture and transmit it to the succeeding generations. . They have added stability and certainty to our social life. . They bring people together and develop social relationships among them. . The children learn the language spoken and the occupation followed by their parents and through the customs. . They provide for a feeling of security in human society. 3. Customs are Basic to Our Collective Life: . Customs are found in all the communities of the world. . They are more influential and dominant in the primitive society than in the modern industrial society. . Still no society can do without them. . In the traditional societies customs are like sacred objects and their violation cannot be thought of. . Customs are dominant and powerful that they can be called the KING of Man 4. Customs Support Law: . Customs also provide the solid ground for the formulation and establishment of law. . Law divorced from custom is bound to become artificial. . If the laws are not supported by customs, they cannot succeed. At last it is to be noted that in the modern complex society customs are not enough to control the behaviour of the people. Hence they are supplemented with various formal means of social control. Thank you.

#NAME -MAMTA KUMAWAT #ENRoLLMENT NO-JV-P/19/3014 #CLASS NAME-MBA(HR)II YEAR #UNIVERSITY NAME-JAYOTI VIDYAPEETH WOMENS UNIVERSITY #I would to like share my grand mother home remedies.all home remedies used in past time still we are using this home remedies because they are health and safe for ours body.1 before any person have caugh in winter . grandmother always tell take turmeric with milk its best solution for any types of caugh .this home remedies apply my family.its work . 2

Kri.annu priya Det cse 7th tri enrollment no. Jv-d/18/2563#JVWU #Jayori Vidyapeeth Womens University . I would like to share some grandparents home remedies with you all In brief as we all knows that India culture is full of with Ayurveda and home remedies and the same in included our daily live also My grand mother always use to talk regarding some home remedies, like turmeric, carom seeds, black pepper, Gilroy , colvesflex seeds, Ashwgandha etc Usually in normal life we use only some of them and only our grandparents let us know the importance of these Today I will share some detailed knowledge about some of them Ashwgandha : Turmeric : 1. Turmeric Contains Bioactive Compounds With Powerful Medicinal Properties 2. Curcumin Is a Natural Anti-Inflammatory Compound 3. Turmeric Dramatically Increases the Antioxidant Capacity of the Body 4. Curcumin Boosts Brain-Derived Neurotrophic Factor, Linked to Improved Brain Function and a Lower Risk of Brain Diseases 5. Curcumin Should Lower Your Risk of Heart Disease 6. Turmeric Can Help Prevent (And Perhaps Even Treat) Cancer Flex Seeds: 1. Flax Seeds Are Loaded With Nutrients 2. Flax Seeds Are High in Omega-3 Fats 3. Flax Seeds Are a Rich Source of Lignans, Which May Reduce Cancer Risk 4. Flax Seeds Are Rich in Dietary Fiber 5. Flax Seeds May Improve Cholesterol Carom Seeds 1. Digestive Health. Active enzymes in ajwain improve the flow of stomach acids, which can help to relieve indigestion, bloating, and gas 2. Infection Prevention 3. Lower Blood P ressure

#Ayushi Sharma #JVWU

DEVANSHI JOSHI BSc Bed ZBC 1st sem #202008 #JVWU#JAYOTIVIDYAPEETHWOMENSUNIVERSITY#JV Mission My grandmother is a godless in the form of a woman. The sole aim other life is service and sacrifice. Thus she deserves claims and commands and respect in our family.My grandmother is the busiest member of the family. She is the most important wheel in the family vehicle. She is the lady who nurses and looks after the children. She is a religious woman. Soon after getting up before dawn, she takes her bath and absorbs herself in prayer. She reads holy books and recites in a sing song manner while sitting before the temple that she has set up in the house. My grandmother is good cook. She loves to prepare meals and serve delicious food to all members of the family. She infact, acts like a machine. The time between 1 P.M. and 4 P.M. is reserved for sewing and needle working spite of her age. She is a healthy and stout lady. She looks after every work of the house. We therefore love her very much. We all consult her in all matters to the family..She is very kind and considerate. She is very bard working. She never wastes a single moment of her life. She is always busy in this work or that work. Thus our family is progressing by leaps and bounds under her guidance. She takes care of us. She is not fond of showy clothes or ornaments. She is very hospitable. She is an ideal and pious lady. She has a great love for the motherland. She suffers from so many ailments. Sometimes, she has cough. Sometimes, she feels a severe pain in her legs, stomach or head. But she has a great power of tolerance. When she has any trouble, she prays to God instead of weeping, crying and moaning. Still, rarely she has bouts of depression when she recalls her childhood and youth. It is very surprising that even though her memory has gone very weak, she can recall clearly certain happenings of her life. Even if she is illiterate, she exhorts me to pay full attention to my studies. Though she is the major part of our family,THANK YOU!!

#TEENA VISHNOI #JVWU#BA-LLBA good friend is the only relation which we earn in whole life. To find a good friend who is loving, caring, helpful, honest, loyal, and most important compatible. This is the biggest achievement of us which we get in the form of a true friend. Undoubtedly, we always learn something new and exciting in the company of our good friends from childhood. A pleasurable time spent with friends is a kind of some happiness that can’t be express. Whether you make group study or enjoying someone’s birthday party it is always enjoyable with friends. thankyou.......

Most importantly, grandparents are true believers in our skills and talent. They are the ones who push us to pursue our dreams when the world puts us down. Even though some of our dreams may not make sense to them, nonetheless, they still believe in us. They boost our confidence and allow us to perform better. #TEENA VISHNOI #JVWU #BA-LLB Furthermore, grandparents are one of the main reasons why we feel safe and protected. We know even if we don’t live with our grandparents, they are always praying for us. They are looking out for us. Almost everyone’s safe place is their grandparent’s home. We have a sense of calm and composure knowing we can always go to our grandparent’s place if the need arises. Thus, we see how grandparents are blessings in disguise. They help in us so many ways, some of which we may not even realize. The ones who are lucky enough to have grandparents surely know their value.

#GARIMA RAJPOOT #JVWU #B.COM-LL.B #TRUE FRIENDS Friendship is the most treasurable relation in one’s life. A friendship develops between people when they share the same wavelength with each other. A person cannot survive on own without any friends in life. Friends are a trust worthy person with whom we share all our secrets. They stand with us in our difficult times. A true friend never deserts us when we are in need for their company. There is a saying that goes ” You are known by your company, the people you move with”. Therefore, being cautious in choosing real friends are vital in one’s life. It may become easy to fall as a prey to bad people and get spoiled.

#jvwu#ankita singh #true friendship Most importantly, true friendship stands for a relationship free of any judgments. In a true friendship, a person can be themselves completely without the fear of being judged. It makes you feel loved and accepted. This kind of freedom is what every human strives to have in their lives. In short, true friendship is what gives us reason to stay strong in life. Having a loving family and all is okay but you also need true friendship to be completely happy. Some people don’t even have families but they have friends who’re like their family only. Thus, we see having true friends means a lot to everyone........#THANK YOU#

#Surbhi Gupta#B.Tech1st semister#Jayoti Vidyapeeth Womens University# nani ki kahani# once upon a time ,there was a lion king in a forest.He was very angry and rude king .No one like that king lion as a head of the forest .one day a rabbit decided to give him a moral .rabbit go to kings cage and give him some knowledge and tell him if you not change yet than we ellect the elephant as a king . Now king became very polite to every one.

#Surbhi Gupta#B.Tech1st semister#Jayoti Vidyapeeth Womens University# nani ki kahani# once upon a time ,there was a lion king in a forest.He was very angry and rude king .No one like that king lion as a head of the forest .one day a rabbit decided to give him a moral .rabbit go to kings cage and give him some knowledge and tell him if you not change yet than we ellect the elephant as a king . Now king became very polite to every one.

#Surbhi Gupta#B.Tech1st semister#Jayoti Vidyapeeth Womens University# nani ki kahani# once upon a time ,there was a lion king in a forest.He was very angry and rude king .No one like that king lion as a head of the forest .one day a rabbit decided to give him a moral .rabbit go to kings cage and give him some knowledge and tell him if you not change yet than we ellect the elephant as a king . Now king became very polite to every one.

#Surbhi Gupta#B.Tech1st semister#Jayoti Vidyapeeth Womens University# nani ki kahani# once upon a time ,there was a lion king in a forest.He was very angry and rude king .No one like that king lion as a head of the forest .one day a rabbit decided to give him a moral .rabbit go to kings cage and give him some knowledge and tell him if you not change yet than we ellect the elephant as a king . Now king became very polite to every one.

DEVANSHI JOSHI #jvwu#JV MISSION

Anchal Kumari Dpt 3rd sem jv-d/19/3224 #JAYOTIVIDYAPEETHWOMENSUNIVERSITY #JVMISSION I heard a story from my grandparents, a story about a crow and a pot. In that story a clever crow was flying in the sky and he was quite thirsty so he saw across a pot with water. When the clever crow tries to drink the water from that pot, he was not able to reach there. He tried once, twice, thrice but failed to drink water from that pot as the level of water in that pot was quite low. He was very thirsty, was not in a mood to give up. He wanted that water by hook or by crook. Then suddenly he saw some stone lying on the ground. As soon as he saw the stones, something strikes in his mind and he started picking those stones by his beak and started throwing it into that pot. And slowly slowly the water level started increasing. After throwing some stones, the water level was enough for the crow to drink water. So he drank that water, and flew away. After this story, my grandparents told me the moral behind this story and the moral was WHERE THERE IS A WILL, THERE IS A WAY!!!! Thankyou!!

Anchal Kumari Dpt 3rd sem jv-d/19/3224 #JAYOTIVIDYAPEETHWOMENSUNIVERSITY #JVMISSION I heard a story from my grandparents, a story about a crow and a pot. In that story a clever crow was flying in the sky and he was quite thirsty so he saw across a pot with water. When the clever crow tries to drink the water from that pot, he was not able to reach there. He tried once, twice, thrice but failed to drink water from that pot as the level of water in that pot was quite low. He was very thirsty, was not in a mood to give up. He wanted that water by hook or by crook. Then suddenly he saw some stone lying on the ground. As soon as he saw the stones, something strikes in his mind and he started picking those stones by his beak and started throwing it into that pot. And slowly slowly the water level started increasing. After throwing some stones, the water level was enough for the crow to drink water. So he drank that water, and flew away. After this story, my grandparents told me the moral behind this story and the moral was WHERE THERE IS A WILL, THERE IS A WAY!!!! Thankyou!!

#Saroj choudhary #. Bsc bed (ZBC)#202186.1st semester .Jyoti vidyapeeth university.jv mission.l am happy to share thoughts of my grandma .we live in village .my grandma keeps telling me about the Rajasthani traditional dresses .For women - ghaghara ,choli ,odhni .this long skirt has a narrow waist and broad base reaching just above the ankles covering the lower portion of the body .they come in many colors and prints. There are many pleats and studded ornaments in the ghaghara itself . The blouse or short Kurtis which Rajasthani women wear are known as choli . Odhni is worn over the choli. With one end tucked into the skirt and the other end on the head or the shoulder . At some places,it is mandatory for women to wear odhni as a veil , Especially in front of the elders as a token of respect . The shoes are called as mojaris or jootis which are made of animals skin and embellished with embroidery on velvet or brocade . It is for both men and women . thank you

Parul kanwar Jv- p/19/3005 MBA HR in Jyoti vidhya peeth womens University Jaipur After 12th I want to do MBA its my big dream but it Im belonging a little town there was no college and school facility for the higher studies. That time Jyoti Vidyapeeth fulfill my dream in this college I am studying.

Parul kanwar Jv- p/19/3005 MBA HR in Jyoti vidhya peeth womens University Jaipur After 12th I want to do MBA its my big dream but it Im belonging a little town there was no college and school facility for the higher studies. That time Jyoti Vidyapeeth fulfill my dream in this college I am studying.

#Arpna choudhary#scholar no-202180#BA.LLB 1st year sem-1#jayoti Vidyapeeth Womens University Jaipur.Dadi ke gharelu nuskhe-My grandmother usually tells me about treating gingivitis at home. Rubbing alum powder on the gums eliminates gums disorders and blisters. Swelling by making gargle of acacia bark. there is comfort in roasting. it treats gingivitis.

RADHIKA SHARMA #Radhika sharma#jayotividhyaoeeth #jvmission # University #jv-i/17/1528B.sc B.ed (pcm)7th sem I am very happy to share thoughts of my grandfather. My grandfather was my role model because he would help always others. he was a teacher and he would teach every student even if there would not pay him it did not mattered to him. all the mattered was that he was able to help someone. My grandfather was my inspiration. He changed my view of life. I want to follow his footsteps and do whatever I can to make the lives of others better. He helped me relize how amazing giving was. He always put a smile on my face, and I wanted to do the same for someone else. I want to give back, and make the world a better place like he did . He made me who I am today. But sorry he is is not more with me when I am 10th class he left the world. But his sweet memories with me and that motivate me for the further I very very miss my grandfather. I lots of love my grandfather.

#Radhika sharma#jayotividhyaoeeth #jvmission # University B.sc B.ed (pcm)7th sem I am very happy to share thoughts of my grandfather. My grandfather was my role model because he would help always others. he was a teacher and he would teach every student even if there would not pay him it did not mattered to him. all the mattered was that he was able to help someone. My grandfather was my inspiration. He changed my view of life. I want to follow his footsteps and do whatever I can to make the lives of others better. He helped me relize how amazing giving was. He always put a smile on my face, and I wanted to do the same for someone else. I want to give back, and make the world a better place like he did . He made me who I am today. But sorry ye he is is not more with me when I am 10th class he left the world. But his sweet memories with me and that motivate me e for the further I very very miss my grandfather. I lots of love my grandfather.

Suman choudhary (jv-b/19/3430) b. Ed 3rd sem भारतीय समाज पारंपरिक रूप से एक जाति व्यवस्था के इर्द-गिर्द आधारित रहा है, जो सामाजिक गतिशीलता पर कड़े प्रतिबंध लगाता है और जिस आसानी से किसी जाति विशेष के लोगों को माना जाता है वह अन्य जातियों के सदस्यों के साथ बातचीत कर सकता है। हालांकि, एक व्यावसायिक संदर्भ में आधुनिक भारत में, और निश्चित रूप से अग्रणी भारतीय और अंतर्राष्ट्रीय कंपनियों के भीतर, जाति-संबंधी पहचान अब आदर्श नहीं है। पिछले 50-60 वर्षों में भारतीय विधायिका ने अधिक आधुनिक दृष्टिकोण को सुदृढ़ करने और सामाजिक कल्याण को बढ़ावा देने और समर्थन करने के लिए कानूनों को तेजी से पारित किया है। पारिवारिक मूल्य भारतीय जीवन का एक महत्वपूर्ण हिस्सा हैं। विवाहित विवाह बहुत आम है, और एक अवधारणा के रूप में विवाह को बहुत गंभीरता से लिया जाता है, जिससे तलाक की दर बहुत कम हो जाती है। कई पीढ़ियों में फैले बड़े, पितृसत्तात्मक परिवारों को देखना सामान्य है। बहुत से छोटे व्यवसायों के परिवार-संचालित और स्वामित्व वाले होने की संभावना है, और जहां संभव हो अन्य परिवार के सदस्यों को रोजगार देने के लिए प्राथमिकता होगी। कपड़े भारत में, पारंपरिक कपड़े विशाल देश के विभिन्न हिस्सों में भिन्न-भिन्न होते हैं। ड्रेप्ड, फ्लोइंग आउटफिट, जैसे महिलाओं के लिए साड़ी, और पुरुषों के लिए धोती देखना आम है। हाल के वर्षों में चमकीले रंग और चमकदार और ओजस्वी आभूषण और सामान के लिए एक जुनून महिला पोशाक में अधिक स्पष्ट हो गया है। शहरी क्षेत्रों में, पुरुषों और महिलाओं दोनों को अधिक पश्चिमी प्रभावित कपड़े पहने हुए देखना आम है, और व्यावसायिक संदर्भ में सूट और पुरुषों के लिए संबंध आदर्श हैं। भारतीय भाषा भारत में 2 आधिकारिक भाषाएं हैं, हिंदी और अंग्रेजी, जो बहुत व्यापक रूप से बोली जाती हैं। हालाँकि, 21 अन्य भाषाएँ भी हैं जिन्हें भारतीय संविधान द्वारा मान्यता प्राप्त है, और कुल मिलाकर देश भर में बोली जाने वाली 1500 से अधिक भाषाएँ हैं। प्रमुख भाषाओं में तेलुगु, तमिल, बंगाली, मराठी, उर्दू, गुजराती, कन्नड़, मलयालम, ओडिया, पंजाबी और असमी शामिल हैं। यदि आप भारत का दौरा कर रहे हैं, तो यह देखना बुद्धिमानी होगी कि कौन सी भाषाएं उस क्षेत्र विशेष में बोली जाती हैं, जिसमें आप समय बिताएंगे, क्योंकि उन भाषाओं में कुछ शब्द या अभिवादन सीखने से आप अच्छी स्थिति में खड़े होंगे।

Arti garg #Bpt#5 semester #jv-u/18/2808#jayoti vidhyapeet women university#jvwu#jvmission. my grand parents keeps telling me about rajasthani poshak[dress],so today I am writing about the same.so lets start.... Traditional attire for Rajasthani women is ghagra, choli and odhni. The ghagra is a full-length, embroidered and pleated skirt, which comes in a variety of colours, prints and fabrics, such as silk, cotton, georgette and crêpe. Of all the various prints, the laharia, bandhej, tie, chundri and mothra are the most widely worn. The odhni, or chunar, is a long piece of cloth, approximately 2.5 meters in length and 1.5 meters in width, and is worn as a veil. Made of light printed or patched fabric, it features beautiful embroidery, beadwork or other embellishments. There are different ways of wearing it, but the most traditional way is tucking one corner inside the ghagra, resting the middle portion on the chest and draping the end part over each shoulder and above the head, covering it gracefully. Elaborate necklaces, like Jadau sets, aad and Raani Har are worn around the neck, especially by women from affluent families. The women of tribal groups such as Bhil, Meena or Garasia prefer wearing brass, silver or white metal ornaments. Kaanbali or surliya (earrings), nathani (nosepins), bajubandh (armlets), rakhdi or borla (maang tikkas), tagdi or kardhani (belly or waist chains), payal (anklets), bangadi (bangles), bichuwa (toe rings) and finger rings are also worn to complete the ensemble. The traditional outfit for Rajasthani men is dhoti and angarkha, or pyjama-kurta. The dhoti is a long piece of cloth tied around the waist and wrapped around like a loin-cloth between the legs. The angarkha is usually worn by the wealthy class. The pyjama is like track pants, and generally made from cotton. It is paired with kurta or mufti, which is a loose-fitting shirt. While it usually goes down to the knees, today Rajasthani men may take liberties with the length and pattern of this traditional costume.The traditional outfit is incomplete without pagari (turban), which is generally two meters long and 0.2 meters wide. It comes in a variety of colours, shapes and sizes, and is considered the pride and honour of men. There are different ways of wearing it, each defining a specific region or caste. Specially designed pagaris, called safas are worn during weddings and festivals, while everyday pagaris are rustic. Both men and women in Rajasthan wear jootis or mojaris. They are leather shoes made up of sheep, camel or goat skin, complete with intricate embroidery and embellishments. While traditional footwear is usually black or brown, nowadays much more fashionable multi-coloured slip-ons are also available. Thank you

#tanveechaurasia #bba5sem #jayotividyapeeth #university #jv-u/18/2104 #uni #jayoti #jv #jvmission i want to share a story-- once once when a lion the king of the jungle was asleep a little mouse began running up and down on him. This soon awakened the lion who placed his huge paw on the mouse and open his jaws to swallow him. "Pardon, O king" cried the little mouse. " Forgive me this time i shall never repeat it and i shall never forget your kindess. And who knows i ma be able to do you a good turn one of these days" . The lion was so tickled by the idea of the mouse being able to help him that he lifted his paw and let him go. Sometime later, a few hunters captured lion and tied him to a tree. After that they went in search of a wagon, to take him to zoo. Then just the little mouse happened to pass by. On seeing the lions plight he ran up to him and gnawed away the ropes that bound him, the king of the jungle. "Was i not right?" said the little mouse very happy to help the lion. MORAL: small act of kindness will be rewarded gently.

#Himanshi kumawat #Bsc. Bed [zbc] #1 semester #202196#jayoti vidhyapeet women university#jvwu#jvmission. my grand parents keeps telling me about rajasthani poshak[dress],so today I am writing about the same.so lets start.... Traditional attire for Rajasthani women is ghagra, choli and odhni. The ghagra is a full-length, embroidered and pleated skirt, which comes in a variety of colours, prints and fabrics, such as silk, cotton, georgette and crêpe. Of all the various prints, the laharia, bandhej, tie, chundri and mothra are the most widely worn. The odhni, or chunar, is a long piece of cloth, approximately 2.5 meters in length and 1.5 meters in width, and is worn as a veil. Made of light printed or patched fabric, it features beautiful embroidery, beadwork or other embellishments. There are different ways of wearing it, but the most traditional way is tucking one corner inside the ghagra, resting the middle portion on the chest and draping the end part over each shoulder and above the head, covering it gracefully. Elaborate necklaces, like Jadau sets, aad and Raani Har are worn around the neck, especially by women from affluent families. The women of tribal groups such as Bhil, Meena or Garasia prefer wearing brass, silver or white metal ornaments. Kaanbali or surliya (earrings), nathani (nosepins), bajubandh (armlets), rakhdi or borla (maang tikkas), tagdi or kardhani (belly or waist chains), payal (anklets), bangadi (bangles), bichuwa (toe rings) and finger rings are also worn to complete the ensemble. The traditional outfit for Rajasthani men is dhoti and angarkha, or pyjama-kurta. The dhoti is a long piece of cloth tied around the waist and wrapped around like a loin-cloth between the legs. The angarkha is usually worn by the wealthy class. The pyjama is like track pants, and generally made from cotton. It is paired with kurta or mufti, which is a loose-fitting shirt. While it usually goes down to the knees, today Rajasthani men may take liberties with the length and pattern of this traditional costume.The traditional outfit is incomplete without pagari (turban), which is generally two meters long and 0.2 meters wide. It comes in a variety of colours, shapes and sizes, and is considered the pride and honour of men. There are different ways of wearing it, each defining a specific region or caste. Specially designed pagaris, called safas are worn during weddings and festivals, while everyday pagaris are rustic. Both men and women in Rajasthan wear jootis or mojaris. They are leather shoes made up of sheep, camel or goat skin, complete with intricate embroidery and embellishments. While traditional footwear is usually black or brown, nowadays much more fashionable multi-coloured slip-ons are also available. Thank you

#Dolly #Jayoti vidyapeeth womens university #JV MISSION B.com(hons.)5th sem. Jv-u/18/2217 I am very happy to tell or share the thoughts of my grandparents.They are the ones who push their children and grandchildren to pursue dreams. Grandparents always take care of their children; thus, they feel safe. In some families, the bond between grandchildren and grandparents is stronger than the relationship between parents and children.Grandparents are blessings from God who are irreplaceable. They are angels in disguise who are always looking over their kids and grandkids. As the times are evolving, people are losing touch of their tradition. Likewise, people are not realizing the importance of Grandparents. We see how they are mistreating them. While this happens in some cases, in most cases people love their grandparents.I want to share a story told by grandma to me.Once a mouse and a frog were close friends. They spent most of their time together.When the frog would go back to the pond, the mouse would miss him. In the same way, the frog grew sad every time the mouse went off in search of food. So they took a rope and tied one end of it around the frogs leg and the other to the mouses foot. Every time they missed each other, one would pull the rope to call the other.One day, the frog went deep under water in the pond in search of food. He forgot that his foot was tied with the mouses. He went deeper and deeper in the water. Soon the poor mouse was pulled into the water and drowned.An eagle flying over the pond spotted the dead mouse. The eagle came down, took the mouse in its beak and flew away. The frog who was tied at the other end of the rope was also found by the eagle. The eagle ate him too. Thus, the lives of both the friends came to an end because of their foolishness.

#richa gupta BSc BEd [ZBC] 3rd sem enrollment jv-i/19/3370. I would like to share some grandparents home remedies with you all In brief as we all knows that India culture is full of with Ayurveda and home remedies and the same in included our daily live also My grand mother always use to talk regarding some home remedies, like turmeric, carom seeds, black pepper, Gilroy , colvesflex seeds, Ashwgandha etc Usually in normal life we use only some of them and only our grandparents let us know the importance of these Today I will share some detailed knowledge about some of them Ashwgandha : Turmeric : 1. Turmeric Contains Bioactive Compounds With Powerful Medicinal Properties 2. Curcumin Is a Natural Anti-Inflammatory Compound 3. Turmeric Dramatically Increases the Antioxidant Capacity of the Body 4. Curcumin Boosts Brain-Derived Neurotrophic Factor, Linked to Improved Brain Function and a Lower Risk of Brain Diseases 5. Curcumin Should Lower Your Risk of Heart Disease 6. Turmeric Can Help Prevent (And Perhaps Even Treat) Cancer Flex Seeds: 1. Flax Seeds Are Loaded With Nutrients 2. Flax Seeds Are High in Omega-3 Fats 3. Flax Seeds Are a Rich Source of Lignans, Which May Reduce Cancer Risk 4. Flax Seeds Are Rich in Dietary Fiber 5. Flax Seeds May Improve Cholesterol Carom Seeds 1. Digestive Health. Active enzymes in ajwain improve the flow of stomach acids, which can help to relieve indigestion, bloating, and gas 2. Infection Prevention 3. Lower Blood P ressure

# NISHA NAI # scholar no . 202002 from b.Ed 1st year मै अपने दादी नानी के बारे में विचार व्यक्त करने के लिए बहुत खुश हु मै हमेशा नानी दादी माता पिता बहनो से नयीनयी बाते नया सीखने को मिलता है , दादीनानी का हमारे जीवन में एक अहम भुमिका होती है उनका प्यार सभी के प्यार से अनोखा होता है माँ की डाट से बचाने के दादी का प्यार सभी से भिन्न होता है दादी नानी का व्यक्तित्व भी बहुत ही श्रेष्ट होता है , उनके साथ रहकर हम बहुत कुछ और हर दिन नया सीखते हैं , उनकी परम्पराए उनकी शिक्षा उनके दारा दी जाने वाली मोलिक शिक्षा हमारे व्यक्तित्व को बहुत पभावित करती है !! सांस्कृतिक पंरपरागत , भारतीय जीवन शैली को दशाती है , घर में आयुर्वेद दवा , सुबह सुबह भजन पुजा , रामायण , गीता पठाते और अपने मेहमानों के साथ वैसा ही व्यवहार करना जैसे आप भगवान से करते है एक लोकपिय गीत लोक गीत पधारो म्हारे देश साहित्य मेरा देश में स्वागत है । सच मै दादी नानी के साथ रहना अपने आप में एक अनोखा एहसास है वह न केवल ज्ञान के मोती बिखेरते है बल्कि हमारे जीवन को प्यार और खुशियों से भर देते हैं !

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#Rashmi#202007#mba(b&f)#so, my grandmother remedy is about the turmeric.turmeric paste an age-old remedy ,comes to rescue. Drink a warm glass of boiled milk with a pinch of turmeric,cloves and sugar.tge healing properties of turmeric are well known all across the world. Turmeric also helps in healing fastening wounds,if one applies it on the infected area directly with a clean cloth. It also helps in dealing with the wound swelling.infact my grandmother always give me a glass of milk with a pinch of turmeric in every night and turmeric is best source for boost the immunity.and everyone know that in corona time boost the immunity is important.

#jvn Arpita nair b.com(hons) jv-u/18/2162. My maternal grandmother was a child amongst twelve. She wasnt the eldest nor the youngest, but in villages back in the day, she had a lot of work cut out for a child of only fourteen. Her mother, my great grandma, was a very strict woman with a high temper. My grandma was very scared of her and wouldnt dare whine or complain about anything. One fine day during her free time, she was swinging on a old, rusty swing. The nail from the swing disloged and it pierced her skin from the joint of the elbow to her forearm. She didnt dare go back to her home and tell her mother, her mother wouldve blamed her for the incident (as my grandma says). Instead, she ripped out the nail (which was very long and thick) and took hot sand from the area (the sun was bearing down on it) and stuck it inside the wound. She ripped her saree (a type of clothing worn by Indian women) and wrapped it around her wound. She came home, and went to sleep. The next day, her mother woke her up, because she slept in late, to finish the housework. At that time, my great grandfather came over to see why his wife was yelling, upon removing her blanket, he saw that she was sweating. He touched her forehead and she was burning up. They saw the wound and quickly unraveled it and saw that it was red, pus filled, and oozing. They quickly took her to the doctor (at that time there were only village doctors called, Vaids), where he ordered some leaves of certain plants, made a liquid after squishy them in a mortar and pestle, and inserted the liquid into her arm, after cleaning out the sand. She cried, but didnt utter a word. After a couple of treatments, she was good as new. I can still see the scar on her arm, and all I can say is that shes a strong — very strong lady. When I was born, my grandmother fed me jaggery in water even before I had milk, a tradition in my family, my parents say that Ive gotten my strength from her. Ive never cried during injections, after fracturing my femur, nor after my surgeries, and I truly believe that. Both of my parents are softies, actually everyone in my family is a softie, except my grandma and I. I have no one else to thank for my immense strength, than my grandma. Shes 85 years old and still as strong as ever. She hasnt taken a single pill in her life and is still able to do all her work by herself, now thats amazing! #LOVE U GRANDMAA #THANK YOU.

jv-u/18/2047 #Rishita ojha #MY GRANDPARENT My maternal grandmother was a child amongst twelve. She wasnt the eldest nor the youngest, but in villages back in the day, she had a lot of work cut out for a child of only fourteen. Her mother, my great grandma, was a very strict woman with a high temper. My grandma was very scared of her and wouldnt dare whine or complain about anything. One fine day during her free time, she was swinging on a old, rusty swing. The nail from the swing disloged and it pierced her skin from the joint of the elbow to her forearm. She didnt dare go back to her home and tell her mother, her mother wouldve blamed her for the incident (as my grandma says). Instead, she ripped out the nail (which was very long and thick) and took hot sand from the area (the sun was bearing down on it) and stuck it inside the wound. She ripped her saree (a type of clothing worn by Indian women) and wrapped it around her wound. She came home, and went to sleep. The next day, her mother woke her up, because she slept in late, to finish the housework. At that time, my great grandfather came over to see why his wife was yelling, upon removing her blanket, he saw that she was sweating. He touched her forehead and she was burning up. They saw the wound and quickly unraveled it and saw that it was red, pus filled, and oozing. They quickly took her to the doctor (at that time there were only village doctors called, Vaids), where he ordered some leaves of certain plants, made a liquid after squishy them in a mortar and pestle, and inserted the liquid into her arm, after cleaning out the sand. She cried, but didnt utter a word. After a couple of treatments, she was good as new. I can still see the scar on her arm, and all I can say is that shes a strong — very strong lady. When I was born, my grandmother fed me jaggery in water even before I had milk, a tradition in my family, my parents say that Ive gotten my strength from her. Ive never cried during injections, after fracturing my femur, nor after my surgeries, and I truly believe that. Both of my parents are softies, actually everyone in my family is a softie, except my grandma and I. I have no one else to thank for my immense strength, than my grandma. Shes 85 years old and still as strong as ever. She hasnt taken a single pill in her life and is still able to do all her work by herself, now thats amazing! #LOVE U GRANDMAA #THANK YOU

# Arti yadav# 202390# bpt # 1st sem. # JVWU addiction of phone i will tell u about phn addiction today. The effects of smartphone addiction don’t stop there; our overuse of technology has completely transformed how we communicate and interact with other people. Instead of getting real face time with the people in our lives, we often hide behind a screen. While technology can be a useful tool for keeping us connected, we have to be careful with when and how we use it. I’m not saying we should get rid of smartphones and cancel our WiFi. There’s nothing wrong with using the technology available to us. But when our smartphone usage interferes with our health and relationships with others, that’s when it becomes a problem. There’s a time and place to use devices and, more importantly, times to put them away. Cell phones have become such powerful and versatile tools that, for many people, they feel literally indispensable. so pls dont use the phone so much its my request

# Tripti shrivastav #jv-u/17/1118 #b.pharma (7th sem)#jvwu Traditional foods are foods and dishes that are passed on through generations or which have been consumed for many generations. Traditional foods and dishes are traditional in nature, and may have a historic precedent in a national dish, regional cuisine or local cuisine Traditional foods are nutrient-rich and have a long history of supporting health and wellness. Also, traditional ingredients and raw materials actually can boost the health, medicinal Food culture (by definition) refers to the practices, attitudes, and beliefs as well as the networks and institutions surrounding the production, distribution, and consumption of food. It incorporates our cultural heritage and ethnicity, but is not limited to it.

#Khushi upadhyay# scholar no. 202131# bpt# 1st sem.# JVWU Behaviour Behaviour is what that makes us be known both, in a positive & negative way. It is something that decides the perspective of the person before during communication. It can make a big impact on relationships & therefore it is very significant to think before what you speak & the way in which you speak. There are people who have extreme power of words through which they are inspiring the whole world carrying there good habits & behaviour. Such people are worth to get respected in society. The good behaviour is like a weapon that leads to building very strong & unbreakable relationships. It is the behaviour that makes someone apart from society making him different & far able to stand on the summit of success. Behaviour is one of the most significant factors in the making of a good personality vice versa mind. In conclusion, and should always try out carrying good behaviour with him & should spread the same all around.

#GARIMA RAJPOOT #JVWU #B.COM-LL.B #MY GRANDPARENT My maternal grandmother was a child amongst twelve. She wasnt the eldest nor the youngest, but in villages back in the day, she had a lot of work cut out for a child of only fourteen. Her mother, my great grandma, was a very strict woman with a high temper. My grandma was very scared of her and wouldnt dare whine or complain about anything. One fine day during her free time, she was swinging on a old, rusty swing. The nail from the swing disloged and it pierced her skin from the joint of the elbow to her forearm. She didnt dare go back to her home and tell her mother, her mother wouldve blamed her for the incident (as my grandma says). Instead, she ripped out the nail (which was very long and thick) and took hot sand from the area (the sun was bearing down on it) and stuck it inside the wound. She ripped her saree (a type of clothing worn by Indian women) and wrapped it around her wound. She came home, and went to sleep. The next day, her mother woke her up, because she slept in late, to finish the housework. At that time, my great grandfather came over to see why his wife was yelling, upon removing her blanket, he saw that she was sweating. He touched her forehead and she was burning up. They saw the wound and quickly unraveled it and saw that it was red, pus filled, and oozing. They quickly took her to the doctor (at that time there were only village doctors called, Vaids), where he ordered some leaves of certain plants, made a liquid after squishy them in a mortar and pestle, and inserted the liquid into her arm, after cleaning out the sand. She cried, but didnt utter a word. After a couple of treatments, she was good as new. I can still see the scar on her arm, and all I can say is that shes a strong — very strong lady. When I was born, my grandmother fed me jaggery in water even before I had milk, a tradition in my family, my parents say that Ive gotten my strength from her. Ive never cried during injections, after fracturing my femur, nor after my surgeries, and I truly believe that. Both of my parents are softies, actually everyone in my family is a softie, except my grandma and I. I have no one else to thank for my immense strength, than my grandma. Shes 85 years old and still as strong as ever. She hasnt taken a single pill in her life and is still able to do all her work by herself, now thats amazing! #LOVE U GRANDMAA #THANK YOU

#Arushi sharma# BPT # JAYOTI VIDHYAPEET womens university jaipur # scholar no.202017# Traditional rules Riti Riwaz means Customs they are such traditions or rites that have gone on in generations to generation. They are related to daily activities or major events in life. Sometimes they are also part of religion and festival. Riti is an indigenous / Sanskrit derived word and Rivaaj comes from the Persian Rivaaz. The culture of India is among the world’s oldest, reaching back about 5,000 years. Many sources describe it as “Sa Prathama Sanskrati Vishvavara” — the first and the supreme culture in the world. Through Ritiriwaz we have tried to bring Indian Culture and Traditions together. We provide you with all the information on various aspects of the great Indian culture and its diversity. Indians have there unique Worship Nature, Greetings with Namaste, Unique Caste System, a well defined Family Structures, and most importantly the Parenting styles which are always unique in India.

#JvnMuskanAgarwal #2019002 #B.COM(HONS.)3rdSEMESTER #JAYOTIVIDYAPEETHWOMENSUNIVERSITY #JVMISSION I heard a story from my grandparents, a story about a crow and a pot. In that story a clever crow was flying in the sky and he was quite thirsty so he saw across a pot with water. When the clever crow tries to drink the water from that pot, he was not able to reach there. He tried once, twice, thrice but failed to drink water from that pot as the level of water in that pot was quite low. He was very thirsty, was not in a mood to give up. He wanted that water by hook or by crook. Then suddenly he saw some stone lying on the ground. As soon as he saw the stones, something strikes in his mind and he started picking those stones by his beak and started throwing it into that pot. And slowly slowly the water level started increasing. After throwing some stones, the water level was enough for the crow to drink water. So he drank that water, and flew away. After this story, my grandparents told me the moral behind this story and the moral was WHERE THERE IS A WILL, THERE IS A WAY!!!! Thankyou!!

#TEENA VISHNOI #JVWU #BA-LL.B #My grandmother used to tell a story of a young woman (I dont know whether she was a relative), whose "young man" came to dinner at her house. Like most women of the time, she had the idea that it was unladylike to eat much. She ate perhaps five forkfuls of food during the entire meal. After dinner was over, the women went to the kitchen and the young man and the father went to sit in the parlor. The young man went into the kitchen to ask the young woman something, and he found her eating peas out of the pot with a teacup. When I heard my grandmother tell this story, it ended there. My cousin, however, heard more. After finding her eating peas that way, the man decided to propose to her. He had been concerned that anyone who ate so little would be weak and sickly.

#Surbhi Gupta#202102#B.Tech 1st sem.#Jayoti Vidyapeeth Womens University Jaipur# Poem dedicates to my papa# When I was born ,you are here ... In your eyes ,I see a tear... You love me more than your life... Every day you thanks the God that i am alive... You give me every thing which I want in my life You love me more than your life... You pray the God that I got all the success of my life You tell me Surbhi you are my angel .. You love me more than your life ... Papa you are my whole life And I love you more than my life.... LOVE YOU PAPA............

# priyanka verma #BBA LLB #202291#JAYOI remember a hilarious story my grandmother once told me. About the time her friends came over for an evening of ghostly tales. Mavis, Angie, Chrystal and Anne loved telling spooky stories and dredging up the creepiest anecdotes to while away the dreary winter nights. It was great fun, my grandmother recounted, as they sat around the fireplace. On this particular night, it seemed that Chrystal had a few hair-raising stories up her sleeve. She had everyone scared by the time the evening came to an end. As usual, grandma offered to walk her friends halfway home, especially since they dreaded the thought of passing through the graveyard, alone. Halfway through the graveyard, Mavis suddenly shrieked and pointed, white-faced, in the direction of what looked like a pale ghostly figure, floating in mid-air amidst some funny-freaky sounds. Since everyone was already jumpy they immediately assumed that it had to be a ghost for sure. Each one turned around and ran in all directions to hide behind the bushes. An eerie silence filled the air for some time as each one hid away; scared of what was out there. Then the laughter came! It was grandma, who had bravely peeked out from behind her little bush, to have a better look at the pale creature. Only then she realised that it was no ghost. The wind had picked up a white sheet and draped it perfectly over one of the taller tombstones. The flapping of the cloth made it seem like a floating object and the freaky sounds was only the wind sneaking through the highest trees and surrounding buildings.TI VIDYPEETH WOMENS UNVERSITY #1st year#

#shikha #jvwu 2019076 #BSC.MLT 5th semester he Rabbit And Tortoise Story – Once upon a time, there was a Jungle somewhere. There were two friends – Hare Rabbit and Tortoise. Hare (Rabbit) was very much proud of his Speed and self-obsessed with his Speed. Everyone knows that Hare (Rabbit) can run really fast, so every one praised him too. Rabbit Started feeling like King of Speed One Day, he made the biggest mistake of his life. Hare (Rabbit) started teasing Tortoise and insulted him for his speed in front of the entire Jungle. He teased and challenged- Slow but Steady Tortoise to have raced with him. Tortoise accepted the challenge. The News of this competition got spread across the jungle-like fire. Everyone in the jungle was excited to see the race. They invited Fox as a Judge for this competition.Next-Day — Everyone was on his seat to watch this race. “Ready”, “Steady” — “GO” — Said the fox. Hare (Rabbit) like always, started the race with full speed to leave Tortoise behind. He wanted to give the tortoise a message that Tortoise can never win the Race with Rabbit. Soon Hare (Rabbit) was completely out of Sight. “You cannot win the race with me ever” Hare (Rabbit) screamed and decided to take rest in between for some time and fell asleep, as he was sure that Tortoise will take time to reach. On the other hand, Tortoise kept going slowly but steadily.Soon, he passed the place where the Hare (Rabbit) was sleeping. Since Hare (Rabbit) was Sleeping, he couldn’t see Tortoise crossing him. Slow and Steady Tortoise kept walking. He never stopped until he reached the finish line. All the animals who were watching shouted so loudly for Tortoise, they woke up Hare, and when at last he did wake up, the Tortoise was near the goal. The Hare now ran his swiftest, but he could not overtake the Tortoise. It was too late for Hare (Rabbit). The tortoise was over the line.Moral for everyone “Confidence is good, but Over Confidence is Bad” “Don’t make fun of Anyone” “Slow but steady always wins the Race” “You Will Win If you have decided to win” THANKYOU

MANSI SAXENA (JV-UL/19/3137) (BMLT - Vth SEMESTER ) DEPARTMENT OG PHYSIOTHERAPY ABD DAIGNOSTIC I would like to share some grandparents home remedies with you all In brief as we all knows that India culture is full of with Ayurveda and home remedies and the same in included our daily live also My grand mother always use to talk regarding some home remedies, like turmeric, carom seeds, black pepper, Gilroy , colvesflex seeds, Ashwgandha etc Usually in normal life we use only some of them and only our grandparents let us know the importance of these Today I will share some detailed knowledge about some of them Ashwgandha : Turmeric : 1. Turmeric Contains Bioactive Compounds With Powerful Medicinal Properties 2. Curcumin Is a Natural Anti-Inflammatory Compound 3. Turmeric Dramatically Increases the Antioxidant Capacity of the Body 4. Curcumin Boosts Brain-Derived Neurotrophic Factor, Linked to Improved Brain Function and a Lower Risk of Brain Diseases 5. Curcumin Should Lower Your Risk of Heart Disease 6. Turmeric Can Help Prevent (And Perhaps Even Treat) Cancer Flex Seeds: 1. Flax Seeds Are Loaded With Nutrients 2. Flax Seeds Are High in Omega-3 Fats 3. Flax Seeds Are a Rich Source of Lignans, Which May Reduce Cancer Risk 4. Flax Seeds Are Rich in Dietary Fiber 5. Flax Seeds May Improve Cholesterol Carom Seeds 1. Digestive Health. Active enzymes in ajwain improve the flow of stomach acids, which can help to relieve indigestion, bloating, and gas 2. Infection Prevention 3. Lower Blood P ressure

#shikha #jvwu #BSC.MLT 5th semester #Jayoti Vidyapeeth Womens University #jvwu #JVMission No doubt Jyoti Vidyapeeth is the best university for girls .they provide a safe and friendly environment . The hostel in this college is very good. The rooms are cleaned every day.my success and contributed is that due to the pandemic most of the local work lost their job and beacme home less due which they do not have food to eat so I decided to feed most of the people and give mask and sanitation product with may help them and make the vedio of how to do hand wash with soap with and uploded on University you tube portal which may people guide the rule of hand wash. Now-a-days, students think that student life is very easy and full of fun today especially college life of the students. But the future of students depend upon their achievements .I think it gives every single opportunity to proved your self. #Thank you

#shikha #jvwu #BSC.MLT 5th semester i am from bihar, my grandparents usually tell me about bihar culture.Bihar. #Respect and Manners. #Attithi Devo bhavo means to treat your guests like as you would treat God. bihare food is known for its various spices and also its sweetness. Bihar is most famous for letti choka .my grandmother always give the one glass of turmeric milk every night. She says turmeric milk has lots of benefits like inducing better sleep to boosting immunity and aiding better recovery . a cup of haldi doodh can take you a long way in term of achieving good health . She believes that you must have a cup of haldi doodh every night . however the key to make it right using the just the right amount of haldi the magic of haldi doodh lies in its use and not abuse.. From ancient times, Rajasthani people have been wearing jewelry of various metals and materials. Traditionally, women wore Gems studded gold and silver ornaments.. Sucking a piece of Clove after a meal helps in reducing acidity problem. A flake of garlic swallowed with water taken empty stomach daily in the morning can be helpful in solving many stomach & gastric problems. A headache caused by summer heat is cured by consuming watermelon juice. Just one glass a day works wonders. Eating an apple on an empty stomach in the morning relieves one of migraine pain. This must be done for a few mornings. Open 6 dates and boil in half liter of milk for 25 minutes over low heat. Drink three cups a day. This is the ultimate dry cough remedy. Mix 2 teaspoons of honey with equal quantity of ginger juice. The concoction helps to expectorate mucus, providing relief for the common cold, coughs and sore throat. Eat, before breakfast, half a cup of cooked beets if you suffer from chronic constipation or indigestion. Ayurveda cough syrup at home. Peel and chop six medium onions. Put the pieces in a container and add four tablespoons of honey. Cover and leave them in a water bath over low heat for two hours.

#ANKITA SINGH #JVWU #MY GRANDMOTHER MY LIFE #ONE NIGHT, WHEN I WAS NOT FEELING SLEEPY, I ASKED MY GRANDMOTHER TO RECITE ME A STORY. IT WAS WHEN SHE TOLD ME THIS EXCERPT FROM HER LIFE- WHEN SHE WAS YOUNG, GIRLS WERE NOT GIVEN AS MUCH FREEDOM AS THEY GET NOW. BUT MY GREAT GRANDFATHER RESPECTED WOMEN AND THOUGHT THAT WOMAN SHOULD GAIN EDUCATION. HE APPOINTED A TUTOR TO TEACH MY GRANDMOTHER, BUT MY GRANDMA WAS A TOMBOY. SHE DID NOT LIKE TO STUDY SO SHE WOULD OFTEN HARASS HER TUTOR WITH QUESTIONS HE COULD NOT POSSIBLY ANSWER AND PLAYED PRANKS ON HIM. ONE OF THEM INVOLVED MY GRANDMA DRESSING AS A GHOST AND SCARING HIM. THIS PRANK WAS SO SUCCESSFUL THAT THE TUTUOR NEVER CAME BACK TO HER HOUSE. MY GRANDMOTHER ALSO LEARNED SWIMMING, ATHLETICS . FROM HER FATHER. EVEN AT THE TIME WHEN WOMEN WERE DISGRACED, MY GREAT GRANDAD DID A COMMENDABLE JOB #THANK YOU

#Arpna choudhary #Scholar no-202180#BA.LLB 1st year sem -1#jayoti Vidyapeeth Womens University Jaipur # Dadi Nani ki kahani# My grandmother usually tells me about cure mouth ulcers at home. Dry neem leaves in shade and grind them to powder. Mix equal quantity of catechu powder in this powder. By dripping saliva with this powder on the blisters Mouth blisters are cured.

#Arpna choudhary #Scholar no-202180#BA.LLB 1st year sem -1#jayoti Vidyapeeth Womens University Jaipur # Dadi Nani ki kahani# My grandmother usually tells me about cure mouth ulcers at home. Dry neem leaves in shade and grind them to powder. Mix equal quantity of catechu powder in this powder. By dripping saliva with this powder on the blisters Mouth blisters are cured.

#NIKITA KUMAWAT #202285 #B.PHARMACY 1ST YEAR # JV MISSION #I am from Jaipur so I would like to tell you about Jaipur. Jaipurs rich cultural heritage is displayed in the traditions and customs. In fact the best understanding of Jaipurs culture can be attained through its art, music and architecture. Here people wear colour full outfits and unique jwellery that is part of their culture displayed in a flamboyant way. The pink city Jaipur presents to you scrumptious cuisines that are known throughout India, dishes like Dal Bati Churma, Missi Roti, and sweets like Ghevar, Feani, Gajak, Chauguni ke laddu, Moong Thal, to name a few. Rajasthani cuisine is full of nutrition since its made in ghee and butter, and is generally vegetarian. In winter my mom also makes dry fruits laddoos. She says that it increases immunity. My grandfather chews neem leaves every morning because it filters blood. To save covid-19 my mom gives us the Neem-Giloy kadha. My elder grandmother told me that when someone had a cold during her time , she used Turmeric-Gaggery home made tablets and Lemon-Basil tea. My grandfather and father believes in yoga and meditation to keep body fit and healthy.

#Namaste, #jvn priyanka BPT 5th sem 3rd year Jv-u/18/2740 #jvwu The Rabbit And Tortoise Story – Once upon a time, there was a Jungle somewhere. There were two friends – Hare Rabbit and Tortoise. Hare (Rabbit) was very much proud of his Speed and self-obsessed with his Speed. Everyone knows that Hare (Rabbit) can run really fast, so every one praised him too. Rabbit Started feeling like King of Speed One Day, he made the biggest mistake of his life. Hare (Rabbit) started teasing Tortoise and insulted him for his speed in front of the entire Jungle. He teased and challenged- Slow but Steady Tortoise to have raced with him. Tortoise accepted the challenge. The News of this competition got spread across the jungle-like fire. Everyone in the jungle was excited to see the race. They invited Fox as a Judge for this competition.Next-Day — Everyone was on his seat to watch this race. “Ready”, “Steady” — “GO” — Said the fox. Hare (Rabbit) like always, started the race with full speed to leave Tortoise behind. He wanted to give the tortoise a message that Tortoise can never win the Race with Rabbit. Soon Hare (Rabbit) was completely out of Sight. “You cannot win the race with me ever” Hare (Rabbit) screamed and decided to take rest in between for some time and fell asleep, as he was sure that Tortoise will take time to reach. On the other hand, Tortoise kept going slowly but steadily.Soon, he passed the place where the Hare (Rabbit) was sleeping. Since Hare (Rabbit) was Sleeping, he couldn’t see Tortoise crossing him. Slow and Steady Tortoise kept walking. He never stopped until he reached the finish line. All the animals who were watching shouted so loudly for Tortoise, they woke up Hare, and when at last he did wake up, the Tortoise was near the goal. The Hare now ran his swiftest, but he could not overtake the Tortoise. It was too late for Hare (Rabbit). The tortoise was over the line.Moral for everyone “Confidence is good, but Over Confidence is Bad” “Don’t make fun of Anyone” “Slow but steady always wins the Race” “You Will Win If you have decided to win” THANKYOU

#jvnpurnimarathore #jv-u/18/2204 #bpt #5thsem #jayotividyapeethwomensuniversity #jvmission. Salt water, or saline, is one of the most effective home remedies for eye infections. Saline is similar to teardrops, which is your eye’s way of naturally cleansing itself. Salt also has antimicrobial properties. Because of this, it only stands to reason that saline can treat eye infections effectively.

#Pooja Gurjar#202204#Bsc.bed. pcm 1st semester#jayoti Vidyapeeth womens University Jaipur#मैं राजस्थानी हूं|मेरी दादी-नानी मुझे हमारी भारतीय एवं राजस्थानी संस्कृति के बारे में बताती है|#इतिहास #दादी बताती है कि राजस्थान को राजपूताना कहते थे क्योंकि यहां पर राजपूत राजाओं का शासन था|राजस्थान में कई प्रतापी राजा हुए जैसे बप्पा रावल ,महाराणा प्रताप, राजा रतन सिंह, राणा सांगा आदि#पारंपरिक परिधान#दादी बताती है की महिलाएं घाघरा, ओढनी, कुर्ती तथा पुरुष धोती, कुर्ता ,पगड़ी (साफा) पहनते थे|# भोजन#राजस्थान का प्रसिद्ध भोजन दाल बाटी चूरमा है साथ ही बाजरे की रोटी ,बाजरे का खिचड़ा ,चने का साग, केर सांगरी, कड़ी, बबूल के पातलो का साग आदि बड़े चाव के साथ खाएगा बनाए जाते थे|राजस्थान में जोधपुर की कचोरी अत्यंत प्रसिद्ध है कचोरी दो प्रकार की होती है मीठी कचोरी मसाला कचोरी यह दोनों का चोरियां ही राजस्थान के किसी भी फूड स्टॉल पर आसानी से उपलब्ध हो जाती है|राजस्थान में मुख्यत: मिठाइयां घी में बनाई जाती है|घेवर राजस्थानी मिठाइयां है राजस्थानी व्यंजनों का स्वाद राजस्थान की शोभा बढ़ाता है| #आभूषण#पहले चांदी के आभूषण पहने जाते थे जैसे पुरुषों के लिए गले में भवानी, कान में कुंडल, हाथों पैरों में चांदी के कड़े तथा महिलाएं नाक में बाली, हाथों में बाजू एवं चांदी के कड़े, पैरों में पायल कड़ियां, गले में टन्कावल आदि पहनते थे#नानी कहती है कि वे आवागमन में बैलगाड़ी, ऊंट गाड़ी, घोड़ा आदि का इस्तेमाल किया करते थे|#कृषि का पारंपरिक स्रोत बेल एवं हल होता था|#कला#राजस्थान अपने हस्तशिल्प हो जैसे स्थानीय लोगों द्वारा काली वस्त्र आभूषण मूर्तियां मिट्टी के बर्तन सजावटी सामान आदि के लिए भी प्रसिद्ध है|यह हस्तशिल्प सभी को अपनी और आकर्षित करते हैं|राजस्थान के किशनगढ़ की बनी ठनी प्रसिद्ध है|#सम्मान और शिष्टाचार#अतिथि देवो भव: का अर्थ है अतिथि का ठीक वैसे सम्मान करना जैसे ईश्वर का किया जाता है|यह भी राजस्थान की सभ्यता का हिस्सा है|इसी को लेकर पर्यटकों के लिए राजस्थान में एक गाना फेमस है पधारो म्हारे देश, जिससे अतिथि देवो भावा की भावना स्पष्ट दिखाई देती है|#राजस्थान में अलग-अलग क्षेत्रों में अलग-अलग भाषाएं बोली जाती है जैसे मारवाड़ी, मेवाड़ी, ढूंढाड़ी आदि#राजस्थान पर धर्म का गहरा प्रभाव पड़ता है राजस्थान के अधिकांश निवासी हिंदू मुस्लिम और जैन यहां विभिन्न मंदिर है जैसे जगदीश मंदिर विश्व प्रसिद्ध ब्रह्मा मंदिर रणकपुर जैन मंदिर आदि#पारंपरिक दवाई#मेरी दादी मुझे प्रतिरक्षा के लिए रोजाना हल्दी वाला दूध लेने की सलाह देती है, खांसी होने पर शहद और अदरक का रस लेने की सलाह देती है तथा पेट दर्द होने पर मेथी और नमक देती है प्राचीन समय से यह घरेलू उपचार बहुत ही फायदेमंद रहे हैं#दादी बताती है कि वह मिट्टी में पीतल के बर्तन का प्रयोग करती थी#धन्यवाद

#Divyanshi kumawat# BSc. bed. PCM# 1 semester #Jyoti vidyapeeth womens University # j v mission# Rajasthani Culture and traditional medicines #I am from Jaipur Rajasthan .My grandmother usually tells me about Rajasthani culture and traditions .Rajasthan in spite of being a desert ,has been endowed with such beautiful sites अतिथि देवो भव means to treat your guests like as you would treat god. This principle is a part of Rajasthani culture .Many traditional instruments are used by famous groups of banjaras and jogi that include shehnai ,flute ,dholak ,nagada ,bhapang,shehnai, ek Tara ,jantar ,sarangi ,Chang ,mridang etc. A popular song पधारो म्हारे देश literary means welcome to my country.some of the dances chung ,ghoomar, bhopa ,teratali and kathputli. Ghoomar dance which organited in udaipur has gained international recognition and appreciation. The most famous and traditional food of Rajasthan is Dal-Bati-Churma.the Rajasthanis specialise in serving sweet and savoury dishes in combination that steal the heart and delight the taste buds. The Ghevar is the Rajasthani sweet. Rajasthan is also famous for spicy onion kachori and sweet mawa kachori. There has been a strong influence of religion on Rajasthan. Most residents of Rajasthan are Hindus, Muslims and jains . Here are various temples like Jagdish Temple ,world famous Brahma Temple ,Ranakpur Jain temple etc. Rajasthan is also famous for its handicrafts like carpets, garments and jewellery etc.made by local people. These handicrafts attracts everyone.Camels are commonly found animals in Rajasthan. Camel fair take place every year in Bikaner ,Pushkar and other regions. It is a festival or celebration held for 2 days. The people of Rajasthan celebrate 16Sanskaras. Another interesting custom in Rajasthan is Mundan in which the hair of the child is shaved completely as it is believed that the hair carries negativity from the childs past life. The Rajasthani women wear ghagra(long skirt), kanchali(top) and odni over their head as a sign of respect. The men wear dhoti and kurta with a headgear called safa (turban). The most spoken language in Rajasthan is marwadi in local areas. The state has been blessed with such historical and beautiful forts and other monuments. My grandmother always give the brew of Giloy for immunity. In cough advises me to take the paste of honey and Ginger or milk of turmeric. For the relief of fever she gives me the brew of laung,sauth, black pepper,peeplamool and crashed jaggery. In my cold she always gives me the brew of Basil, laung, black pepper, lemon juice and sugar. My granny is a very caring person. These home remedies have been very beneficial for our body since ancient time.

#Divyanshi kumawat# BSc. bed. PCM# 1 semester #Jyoti vidyapeeth womens University # j v mission# Rajasthani Culture and traditional medicines #I am from Jaipur Rajasthan .My grandmother usually tells me about Rajasthani culture and traditions .Rajasthan in spite of being a desert ,has been endowed with such beautiful sites अतिथि देवो भव means to treat your guests like as you would treat god. This principle is a part of Rajasthani culture .Many traditional instruments are used by famous groups of banjaras and jogi that include shehnai ,flute ,dholak ,nagada ,bhapang,shehnai, ek Tara ,jantar ,sarangi ,Chang ,mridang etc. A popular song पधारो म्हारे देश literary means welcome to my country.some of the dances chung ,ghoomar, bhopa ,teratali and kathputli. Ghoomar dance which organited in udaipur has gained international recognition and appreciation. The most famous and traditional food of Rajasthan is Dal-Bati-Churma.the Rajasthanis specialise in serving sweet and savoury dishes in combination that steal the heart and delight the taste buds. The Ghevar is the Rajasthani sweet. Rajasthan is also famous for spicy onion kachori and sweet mawa kachori. There has been a strong influence of religion on Rajasthan. Most residents of Rajasthan are Hindus, Muslims and jains . Here are various temples like Jagdish Temple ,world famous Brahma Temple ,Ranakpur Jain temple etc. Rajasthan is also famous for its handicrafts like carpets, garments and jewellery etc.made by local people. These handicrafts attracts everyone.Camels are commonly found animals in Rajasthan. Camel fair take place every year in Bikaner ,Pushkar and other regions. It is a festival or celebration held for 2 days. The people of Rajasthan celebrate 16Sanskaras. Another interesting custom in Rajasthan is Mundan in which the hair of the child is shaved completely as it is believed that the hair carries negativity from the childs past life. The Rajasthani women wear ghagra(long skirt), kanchali(top) and odni over their head as a sign of respect. The men wear dhoti and kurta with a headgear called safa (turban). The most spoken language in Rajasthan is marwadi in local areas. The state has been blessed with such historical and beautiful forts and other monuments. My grandmother always give the brew of Giloy for immunity. In cough advises me to take the paste of honey and Ginger or milk of turmeric. For the relief of fever she gives me the brew of laung,sauth, black pepper,peeplamool and crashed jaggery. In my cold she always gives me the brew of Basil, laung, black pepper, lemon juice and sugar. My granny is a very caring person. These home remedies have been very beneficial for our body since ancient time.

#Divyanshi kumawat# BSc. bed. PCM# 1 semester #Jyoti vidyapeeth womens University # j v mission# Rajasthani Culture and traditional medicines #I am from Jaipur Rajasthan .My grandmother usually tells me about Rajasthani culture and traditions .Rajasthan in spite of being a desert ,has been endowed with such beautiful sites अतिथि देवो भव means to treat your guests like as you would treat god. This principle is a part of Rajasthani culture .Many traditional instruments are used by famous groups of banjaras and jogi that include shehnai ,flute ,dholak ,nagada ,bhapang,shehnai, ek Tara ,jantar ,sarangi ,Chang ,mridang etc. A popular song पधारो म्हारे देश literary means welcome to my country.some of the dances chung ,ghoomar, bhopa ,teratali and kathputli. Ghoomar dance which organited in udaipur has gained international recognition and appreciation. The most famous and traditional food of Rajasthan is Dal-Bati-Churma.the Rajasthanis specialise in serving sweet and savoury dishes in combination that steal the heart and delight the taste buds. The Ghevar is the Rajasthani sweet. Rajasthan is also famous for spicy onion kachori and sweet mawa kachori. There has been a strong influence of religion on Rajasthan. Most residents of Rajasthan are Hindus, Muslims and jains . Here are various temples like Jagdish Temple ,world famous Brahma Temple ,Ranakpur Jain temple etc. Rajasthan is also famous for its handicrafts like carpets, garments and jewellery etc.made by local people. These handicrafts attracts everyone.Camels are commonly found animals in Rajasthan. Camel fair take place every year in Bikaner ,Pushkar and other regions. It is a festival or celebration held for 2 days. The people of Rajasthan celebrate 16Sanskaras. Another interesting custom in Rajasthan is Mundan in which the hair of the child is shaved completely as it is believed that the hair carries negativity from the childs past life. The Rajasthani women wear ghagra(long skirt), kanchali(top) and odni over their head as a sign of respect. The men wear dhoti and kurta with a headgear called safa (turban). The most spoken language in Rajasthan is marwadi in local areas. The state has been blessed with such historical and beautiful forts and other monuments. My grandmother always give the brew of Giloy for immunity. In cough advises me to take the paste of honey and Ginger or milk of turmeric. For the relief of fever she gives me the brew of laung,sauth, black pepper,peeplamool and crashed jaggery. In my cold she always gives me the brew of Basil, laung, black pepper, lemon juice and sugar. My granny is a very caring person. These home remedies have been very beneficial for our body since ancient time.

#Divyanshi kumawat# BSc. bed. PCM# 1 semester #Jyoti vidyapeeth womens University # j v mission# Rajasthani Culture and traditional medicines #I am from Jaipur Rajasthan .My grandmother usually tells me about Rajasthani culture and traditions .Rajasthan in spite of being a desert ,has been endowed with such beautiful sites अतिथि देवो भव means to treat your guests like as you would treat god. This principle is a part of Rajasthani culture .Many traditional instruments are used by famous groups of banjaras and jogi that include shehnai ,flute ,dholak ,nagada ,bhapang,shehnai, ek Tara ,jantar ,sarangi ,Chang ,mridang etc. A popular song पधारो म्हारे देश literary means welcome to my country.some of the dances chung ,ghoomar, bhopa ,teratali and kathputli. Ghoomar dance which organited in udaipur has gained international recognition and appreciation. The most famous and traditional food of Rajasthan is Dal-Bati-Churma.the Rajasthanis specialise in serving sweet and savoury dishes in combination that steal the heart and delight the taste buds. The Ghevar is the Rajasthani sweet. Rajasthan is also famous for spicy onion kachori and sweet mawa kachori. There has been a strong influence of religion on Rajasthan. Most residents of Rajasthan are Hindus, Muslims and jains . Here are various temples like Jagdish Temple ,world famous Brahma Temple ,Ranakpur Jain temple etc. Rajasthan is also famous for its handicrafts like carpets, garments and jewellery etc.made by local people. These handicrafts attracts everyone.Camels are commonly found animals in Rajasthan. Camel fair take place every year in Bikaner ,Pushkar and other regions. It is a festival or celebration held for 2 days. The people of Rajasthan celebrate 16Sanskaras. Another interesting custom in Rajasthan is Mundan in which the hair of the child is shaved completely as it is believed that the hair carries negativity from the childs past life. The Rajasthani women wear ghagra(long skirt), kanchali(top) and odni over their head as a sign of respect. The men wear dhoti and kurta with a headgear called safa (turban). The most spoken language in Rajasthan is marwadi in local areas. The state has been blessed with such historical and beautiful forts and other monuments. My grandmother always give the brew of Giloy for immunity. In cough advises me to take the paste of honey and Ginger or milk of turmeric. For the relief of fever she gives me the brew of laung,sauth, black pepper,peeplamool and crashed jaggery. In my cold she always gives me the brew of Basil, laung, black pepper, lemon juice and sugar. My granny is a very caring person. These home remedies have been very beneficial for our body since ancient time.

#Divyanshi kumawat# BSc. bed. PCM# 1 semester #Jyoti vidyapeeth womens University # j v mission# Rajasthani Culture and traditional medicines #I am from Jaipur Rajasthan .My grandmother usually tells me about Rajasthani culture and traditions .Rajasthan in spite of being a desert ,has been endowed with such beautiful sites अतिथि देवो भव means to treat your guests like as you would treat god. This principle is a part of Rajasthani culture .Many traditional instruments are used by famous groups of banjaras and jogi that include shehnai ,flute ,dholak ,nagada ,bhapang,shehnai, ek Tara ,jantar ,sarangi ,Chang ,mridang etc. A popular song पधारो म्हारे देश literary means welcome to my country.some of the dances chung ,ghoomar, bhopa ,teratali and kathputli. Ghoomar dance which organited in udaipur has gained international recognition and appreciation. The most famous and traditional food of Rajasthan is Dal-Bati-Churma.the Rajasthanis specialise in serving sweet and savoury dishes in combination that steal the heart and delight the taste buds. The Ghevar is the Rajasthani sweet. Rajasthan is also famous for spicy onion kachori and sweet mawa kachori. There has been a strong influence of religion on Rajasthan. Most residents of Rajasthan are Hindus, Muslims and jains . Here are various temples like Jagdish Temple ,world famous Brahma Temple ,Ranakpur Jain temple etc. Rajasthan is also famous for its handicrafts like carpets, garments and jewellery etc.made by local people. These handicrafts attracts everyone.Camels are commonly found animals in Rajasthan. Camel fair take place every year in Bikaner ,Pushkar and other regions. It is a festival or celebration held for 2 days. The people of Rajasthan celebrate 16Sanskaras. Another interesting custom in Rajasthan is Mundan in which the hair of the child is shaved completely as it is believed that the hair carries negativity from the childs past life. The Rajasthani women wear ghagra(long skirt), kanchali(top) and odni over their head as a sign of respect. The men wear dhoti and kurta with a headgear called safa (turban). The most spoken language in Rajasthan is marwadi in local areas. The state has been blessed with such historical and beautiful forts and other monuments. My grandmother always give the brew of Giloy for immunity. In cough advises me to take the paste of honey and Ginger or milk of turmeric. For the relief of fever she gives me the brew of laung,sauth, black pepper,peeplamool and crashed jaggery. In my cold she always gives me the brew of Basil, laung, black pepper, lemon juice and sugar. My granny is a very caring person. These home remedies have been very beneficial for our body since ancient time.

#Divyanshi kumawat# BSc. bed. PCM# 1 semester #Jyoti vidyapeeth womens University # j v mission# Rajasthani Culture and traditional medicines #I am from Jaipur Rajasthan .My grandmother usually tells me about Rajasthani culture and traditions .Rajasthan in spite of being a desert ,has been endowed with such beautiful sites अतिथि देवो भव means to treat your guests like as you would treat god. This principle is a part of Rajasthani culture .Many traditional instruments are used by famous groups of banjaras and jogi that include shehnai ,flute ,dholak ,nagada ,bhapang,shehnai, ek Tara ,jantar ,sarangi ,Chang ,mridang etc. A popular song पधारो म्हारे देश literary means welcome to my country.some of the dances chung ,ghoomar, bhopa ,teratali and kathputli. Ghoomar dance which organited in udaipur has gained international recognition and appreciation. The most famous and traditional food of Rajasthan is Dal-Bati-Churma.the Rajasthanis specialise in serving sweet and savoury dishes in combination that steal the heart and delight the taste buds. The Ghevar is the Rajasthani sweet. Rajasthan is also famous for spicy onion kachori and sweet mawa kachori. There has been a strong influence of religion on Rajasthan. Most residents of Rajasthan are Hindus, Muslims and jains . Here are various temples like Jagdish Temple ,world famous Brahma Temple ,Ranakpur Jain temple etc. Rajasthan is also famous for its handicrafts like carpets, garments and jewellery etc.made by local people. These handicrafts attracts everyone.Camels are commonly found animals in Rajasthan. Camel fair take place every year in Bikaner ,Pushkar and other regions. It is a festival or celebration held for 2 days. The people of Rajasthan celebrate 16Sanskaras. Another interesting custom in Rajasthan is Mundan in which the hair of the child is shaved completely as it is believed that the hair carries negativity from the childs past life. The Rajasthani women wear ghagra(long skirt), kanchali(top) and odni over their head as a sign of respect. The men wear dhoti and kurta with a headgear called safa (turban). The most spoken language in Rajasthan is marwadi in local areas. The state has been blessed with such historical and beautiful forts and other monuments. My grandmother always give the brew of Giloy for immunity. In cough advises me to take the paste of honey and Ginger or milk of turmeric. For the relief of fever she gives me the brew of laung,sauth, black pepper,peeplamool and crashed jaggery. In my cold she always gives me the brew of Basil, laung, black pepper, lemon juice and sugar. My granny is a very caring person. These home remedies have been very beneficial for our body since ancient time.

#Divya singhal#scholar no-202289#B.ED 1st year sem-1#jyoti vidyapeeth womens university#dadi ki kahaani# नानी का नुसखा खासी के लिये उनहोने बताया कि खासी होने पर हमे अदरक का रस निकाल कर और उसमे शहद मिलाकर उसे हलका का सा गर्म करके पिलाने से खासी जलदी ठीक हो जाती है |यह उपचार बहुत ही फयदेमंद है|

#Divya singhal#scholar no-202289#B.ED 1st year sem-1#jyoti vidyapeeth womens university#dadi ki kahaani# नानी का नुसखा खासी के लिये उनहोने बताया कि खासी होने पर हमे अदरक का रस निकाल कर और उसमे शहद मिलाकर उसे हलका का सा गर्म करके पिलाने से खासी जलदी ठीक हो जाती है |यह उपचार बहुत ही फयदेमंद है|

#Divya singhal#scholar no-202289#B.ED 1st year sem-1 #jayoti vidyapeeth womens university# dadi ki kahaani#मेरी द|दी ने मुझे बालो के उपचार के बारे में बताया उन्होंने बताया कि बालो मे डैडफ हो जाने पर हमे बालो मे दही और नमक को मिलकर एक साथ दोनों को बालो मे अच्छे से लगाना चाहिए और कुछ समय बाद उसे धो लेना चाहिए उससे डैडफ खत्म होता हैं| और उनहोने बालो को लम्ब| काला करने का तेल के बारे मे भी बहुत कुछ बताया उन्होंने नारियल तेल का उपयोग बताया इसमें कलौंजी, दाना मेथी ,कढी पतता, नारियल के तेल मे डालकर उन सबको अच्छे से गरम कर उसे छनकर उसे रख ले और जब भी अपने बालो मे तेल लगाये तब उस तेल को गर्म करके फिर लगाये और अच्छे से मालिश करे ऐसा करने से बाल काले और घने होते है| ये उपचार बहुत ही अच्छी उपयोगी है|

#Divya singhal#scholar no-202289#B.ED 1st year sem-1 #jayoti vidyapeeth womens university# dadi ki kahaani#मेरी द|दी ने मुझे बालो के उपचार के बारे में बताया उन्होंने बताया कि बालो मे डैडफ हो जाने पर हमे बालो मे दही और नमक को मिलकर एक साथ दोनों को बालो मे अच्छे से लगाना चाहिए और कुछ समय बाद उसे धो लेना चाहिए उससे डैडफ खत्म होता हैं| और उनहोने बालो को लम्ब| काला करने का तेल के बारे मे भी बहुत कुछ बताया उन्होंने नारियल तेल का उपयोग बताया इसमें कलौंजी, दाना मेथी ,कढी पतता, नारियल के तेल मे डालकर उन सबको अच्छे से गरम कर उसे छनकर उसे रख ले और जब भी अपने बालो मे तेल लगाये तब उस तेल को गर्म करके फिर लगाये और अच्छे से मालिश करे ऐसा करने से बाल काले और घने होते है| ये उपचार बहुत ही अच्छी उपयोगी है|

Name : Vinita Sharma Course : 1st Year B.Ed Respected All, I would like to share some grandparents home remedies with you all In brief as we all knows that India culture is full of with Ayurveda and home remedies and the same in included our daily live also My grand mother always use to talk regarding some home remedies, like turmeric, carom seeds, black pepper, Giloy , colvesflex seeds, ashwgandha etc Usually in normal life we use only some of them and only our grandparents let us know the importance of these Today I will share some detailed knowledge about some of them Ashwgandha : Turmeric : 1. Turmeric Contains Bioactive Compounds With Powerful Medicinal Properties 2. Curcumin Is a Natural Anti-Inflammatory Compound 3. Turmeric Dramatically Increases the Antioxidant Capacity of the Body 4. Curcumin Boosts Brain-Derived Neurotrophic Factor, Linked to Improved Brain Function and a Lower Risk of Brain Diseases 5. Curcumin Should Lower Your Risk of Heart Disease 6. Turmeric Can Help Prevent (And Perhaps Even Treat) Cancer Flex Seeds: 1. Flax Seeds Are Loaded With Nutrients 2. Flax Seeds Are High in Omega-3 Fats 3. Flax Seeds Are a Rich Source of Lignans, Which May Reduce Cancer Risk 4. Flax Seeds Are Rich in Dietary Fiber 5. Flax Seeds May Improve Cholesterol Carom Seeds 1. Digestive Health. Active enzymes in ajwain improve the flow of stomach acids, which can help to relieve indigestion, bloating, and gas 2. Infection Prevention 3. Lower Blood P ressure 4. Cough and Congestion Relief And many more are there which we are usually know and last but not least GILOYI which usually knowns as fever killer and in present scenario of COVID it is very usefull each person should have BREW of Giloyi which is very effective in fight against VIRUS Regards Vinita Sharma

#Name- Komal Yadav #Scholar No- 202301 #B.Ed Sem -1 #Jayoti Vidyapeeth Womens University #Nani ki Kahani # Law of Life There was a farmer who grew excellent quality 🌽 corn. Every year he won the award for the best grown corn. One year a newspaper reporter interviewed him and learned something about how he grew it. The reporter discovered that the farmer shared his corn with his neighbours. ,"How can you afford to share your best seed corn with your neighbours?" the reporter asked. "Why sir" said the farmer, Didnt you know? The wind picks pollen from the ripening corn and swirls it from field to field. If my neighbours grow inferior corn then cross-pollination will steadily degrade the quality of my corn.If I am to grow good corn I must help my neighbours grow good corn. So is with our lives. Those who want to live meaningfully and well must help enrich the lives of others and those who choose to be happy must help others find happiness, for the welfare of each is bound with the welfare of all.

#Divya singhal#my scholar no 202289 B.ED 1st year # jyoti vidyapeeth womens university इस विशव विद्यालय का वातावरण बहुत अच्छा है यह विश्व विद्यालय केवल बालिकाओ के लिए है इस विश्व विद्यालयमें मोबाईल फोन पतिबधीत है यह विश्व विद्यालय महिलाओ के लिये सशक्त है रैगिग मुक्त परिसर है यहा के शिक्षक बहुत ही अच्छे है बहुत साथ देते और बहुत मदद करते हैं बहुत ही अच्छे से पढाई करवाते हैं हर कोई बात बहुत अच्छे से समझाते है यहां इस को रोना जैसी महामारी मै सभी बालिकाओ को आनलाईन पढाई करवाई जा रही है इस विश्व विद्यालयबहुत सारे एक्टिविटी करवाई जा ती है जिससे बच्चे बहुत कुछ सीख पाये यहाँ कालेज मे बच्चे के रहने के लिए बहुत ही अच्छा होस्टल सुविधा है यह कालेज बालिकाओ के लिए बहुत ही अच्छा है बालिकाओ के लिए विद्यालय बहुत ही सुरक्षा प्रदान करने वाला है यह राजस्थान का बहुत ही अच्छा कोलेज है

# CHETNA #BSc BEd (PCM) 3rd SEM, Jv-u/19/3146 #JVWU #JVMISSION# My grandmother usually told me about rituals and traditions of Haryana.Haryana has emerged through the ravages of times and has still managed to hold on to many of its traditions- some good and some not so good. The people of Haryana strictly adhere to their customs and cultural traditions. Yoga and chanting of Vedic mantras have become an innate part of their lifestyle. The dialect of Haryana, popularly known as Haryanvi, Bangaru or Jatu; is known to be a bit crude but is full of earthy humour and straightforwardness. Most of the people of Haryana have more or less equal social status. The factor of age is a really dominating trait in Haryana, as all elders, whether rich or poor are treated with utmost respect and honour. Thus, it displays a very socialistic nature. In some parts of the state, the economic status of an individual is also determined by the number of cattle he owns! People here tend to retain their racial purity by not allowing marriages in the same gotra. Widow Remarriages are also not encouraged and it is hence a very big obligation to the community. This fair set up in the suburbs of Faridabad every year is a heaven for craft and handloom lovers. With the splash of colours and the rhythm of the drum beats, this fair beautifully portrays the rural part of Haryana culture and is a super success every year. Adorned with multi-cuisine food courts and differThe authentic cuisine of Haryana offers finger licking delicacies namely- Kachri ki Sabji, Churma, Malpuas, Bathua Raita, Meethi Gajar, Singhri ki Sabji, Meethe Chawal, Rabri and much more.ent adventure and amusement rides, this mela is attended by thousands of people from nearby places.Women of Haryana show a special affinity towards colours. Their basic trousseau includes Daaman, Kurti & Chunder. Chunder is the long, coloured piece of cloth, decorated with shiny laces and motifs, and is meant to cover the head. Kurti is a shirt like a blouse. The Daaman is the flairy ankle-long skirt, in striking vibrant colours. The men generally wear Dhoti, the wraparound cloth, tucked in between the legs with a white-coloured kurta worn on top of it. Pagri is the traditional headgear for men, which is now worn mainly by the old villagers. All-white attire is a status symbol for men.

#Umang Rathi # BSc BEd (pcm)3rd sem ,jv-i/19/3467 #jvmission effective home remedies of "Dadis" & " nanis" Remember how in our childhood, the biggest concern our grandmothers had was that we are fit and healthy. Be it preparing all kinds of delicious recipes for us or reading out our favorite bedtime stories, our nanis and dadis had always held a close place in our When I was a kid, my grandma made sure I was fit like a fiddle. And even if I had a slight cold, she would rush to me with her home-made nuskas and everything would soon be back to normal.hearts.Thanks to their ‘nushke’ which were not only effective but were also natural, which helped us easily deal with a lot of illnesses and problems we faced. Here are a few age-old ‘nuskhe’ which will make us reminisce the memorable time we spent with our nanis and dadis in our childhood. #. Curd mask helps get rid of acne! Yes, you read that right. Make a paste out of a spoonful of curd and honey. Keep it on for 20 minutes and then clean with a wet towel. Repeat the drill for a week for effective results. # Lemon juice will help you get rid of dandruff and reduce hair fall. There are lots of remedies to get rid of dandruff, but the one involving lemon juice is one of the easiest. Add a few drops of lemon juice to warm oil and massage it on your head before washing. # Adrak can help get rid of a headache. Not many know that adrak is a pain reliever. Mix adrak with water and apply the paste on your fore head. It might burn a little at first, but this quick fix will surely come handy the next time you have a headache. #A glass of water with honey helps fight constipation. Drinking a glass of water with honey before going off to sleep improves digestion and helps fight constipation. #Instant cough syrup A glass of warm water, with a few drops of lemon, a teaspoon of honey and a pinch of cinnamon was all that was needed to provide us the much-needed relief. #Cure cold in a jiffy Catching cold was probably the worst feeling as a kid. You cannot go out to play, cannot eat your favorite food and had to sit in your room the whole day with a handkerchief in hand. Thank God for grandmothers. Their recipe to cure a cold had a glass of warm water with cumin seeds, crushed jaggery and a pinch of black pepper. Drinking this twice or thrice a day used to cure the cold like magic.

#honeygilundia#b.ed 1st year#jvwu#jv mission#Abhishek Surana, 10th rank holder in 2017, was a boy with a vision. He grew up in Bhilwara, Rajasthan and went for further schooling in IIT Delhi. His inclination towards social cause was prevalent since an early age. He went to Singapore where a high paying corporate job had him, but he never had the job he truly wanted. “It was too comfortable for me.” With comfort, he experienced lack of challenges and missed the thrill of doing things for the society. Without further thoughts, he came back to India to serve his nation. He had given three attempts, which got him a ticket to become an IPS officer as his second preference. At his fourth attempt he achieved what he truly wanted. He became an IAS officer with the help of his family’s support, especially his grandfather, who would instill thoughts of serving the nation.

#Shivani Sharma #jv-u/17/1242 #jvwu #B.Pharmacy 4year #jvmission #MARBLE INLAY WORK- Agra is famous for its #marble inlay work, which is artwork done on marble. Agra is more popularly known for the #parchin kari work, which involves very precise and minute inlay work. This classical art form rose to fame during the #Mughal era, particularly after the construction of the #Taj Mahal. It involves shaping small pieces of semi-precious stones in patterns of flower petals, leaves etc. These are then fitted together to look like a complete flower or animal. This art is believed to have been derived from a similar Italian art form called #pietra dura (hard stones), which started in Florence in the 16th century. This was brought to the Indian subcontinent by European travellers, who impressed emperor Shah Jahan with their exquisite craft. The Taj Mahal is the perfect specimen of #parchin kari work. #MIRROR WORK- #Mirror work is a centuries-old craft that is also known as sheesha or abhala bharat embroidery. In this, mirrors of various shapes like circular, square, triangular, polygonal and hexagonal are fixed on the cloth through cross-stitch embroidery. Different types of fabrics can be used for these, including silk, chiffon, cotton, crepe and georgette. These are then designed into attractive apparels like sarees, cushion covers, salwaar kameez and belts. The origin of this embroidery can be traced back to the 17th century in Iran. It was brought to India by various travellers during the Mughal period and originally it was done using mica and then glass. #ZARDOZI- #Zardozi work is a #metal thread embroidery that is a speciality of the city of #Agra. It was once used to embellish the ensemble of the #kings and royals. Moreover, #walls of royal tents, #wall hangings, #scabbards and #paraphernalia of regal horses and #elephants were also done in #zardozi. This beautiful embroidery involves making elaborate designs with #gold and #silver threads. Precious stones and pearls add to its beauty. Zardozi has existed in India from the times of the #Rig Veda and there are numerous mentions of zari in the attires of gods. However, at that time, the embroidery was done with real #gold leaves and #silver wires. Today, #copper wires with a #golden or #silver polish are used along with a #silk thread. The process of doing zardozi embroidery is an intricate one. Firstly, the craftsmen trace the design on #fabrics of silk, velvet or satin. It is then stretched over a #wooden frame and #needles are used to weave in zardozi. Today it is done on #lehengas, #sarees, #salwaar #kameez and even #shoes.

#Mansi Sharma #jv-u/18/2166 #jvwu #B.Pharmacy 3year #jvmission #MARBLE INLAY WORK- Agra is famous for its #marble inlay work, which is artwork done on marble. Agra is more popularly known for the #parchin kari work, which involves very precise and minute inlay work. This classical art form rose to fame during the #Mughal era, particularly after the construction of the #Taj Mahal. It involves shaping small pieces of semi-precious stones in patterns of flower petals, leaves etc. These are then fitted together to look like a complete flower or animal. This art is believed to have been derived from a similar Italian art form called #pietra dura (hard stones), which started in Florence in the 16th century. This was brought to the Indian subcontinent by European travellers, who impressed emperor Shah Jahan with their exquisite craft. The Taj Mahal is the perfect specimen of #parchin kari work. #MIRROR WORK- #Mirror work is a centuries-old craft that is also known as sheesha or abhala bharat embroidery. In this, mirrors of various shapes like circular, square, triangular, polygonal and hexagonal are fixed on the cloth through cross-stitch embroidery. Different types of fabrics can be used for these, including silk, chiffon, cotton, crepe and georgette. These are then designed into attractive apparels like sarees, cushion covers, salwaar kameez and belts. The origin of this embroidery can be traced back to the 17th century in Iran. It was brought to India by various travellers during the Mughal period and originally it was done using mica and then glass. #ZARDOZI- #Zardozi work is a #metal thread embroidery that is a speciality of the city of #Agra. It was once used to embellish the ensemble of the #kings and royals. Moreover, #walls of royal tents, #wall hangings, #scabbards and #paraphernalia of regal horses and #elephants were also done in #zardozi. This beautiful embroidery involves making elaborate designs with #gold and #silver threads. Precious stones and pearls add to its beauty. Zardozi has existed in India from the times of the #Rig Veda and there are numerous mentions of zari in the attires of gods. However, at that time, the embroidery was done with real #gold leaves and #silver wires. Today, #copper wires with a #golden or #silver polish are used along with a #silk thread. The process of doing zardozi embroidery is an intricate one. Firstly, the craftsmen trace the design on #fabrics of silk, velvet or satin. It is then stretched over a #wooden frame and #needles are used to weave in zardozi. Today it is done on #lehengas, #sarees, #salwaar #kameez and even #shoes.

#sujata indora BSc BEd [ZBC] 3rd sem enrollment no. jv-i/19/3305. My grandparents usally told me the mythological stories of lord shiva, lord rama or lord krishna. One day she told me the story of pandavas that how arjun achieved their goal and how he strats being the dhanurdhari arjun . One day young Pandavas were trained by Dronacharya, the master of all combats. Drona puts his pupils to a test when he places a toy bird on a tree and challenges them to aim their arrows at the bird’s eye. Before starting the test, he asks each of them what they could see when they looked at the target. The Pandavas give different answers, including the bird, the leaves, the tree, and so on. Only Arjuna, without any hesitation, says he saw nothing but the eye of the bird. Drona asks Arjuna to take his shot. Without skipping a beat, Arjuna hits the toy bird’s eye. This anecdote from the Mahabharata shows the importance of having a fixed goal and staying determined. It teaches us that there will always be distractions but only the one who can keep their mind on the target will succeed.

#sujata indora BSc BEd [ZBC] 3rd sem enrollment no. jv-i/19/3305. My grandparents usally told me the mythological stories of lord shiva, lord rama or lord krishna. One day she told me the story of pandavas that how arjun achieved their goal and how he strats being the dhanurdhari arjun . One day young Pandavas were trained by Dronacharya, the master of all combats. Drona puts his pupils to a test when he places a toy bird on a tree and challenges them to aim their arrows at the bird’s eye. Before starting the test, he asks each of them what they could see when they looked at the target. The Pandavas give different answers, including the bird, the leaves, the tree, and so on. Only Arjuna, without any hesitation, says he saw nothing but the eye of the bird. Drona asks Arjuna to take his shot. Without skipping a beat, Arjuna hits the toy bird’s eye. This anecdote from the Mahabharata shows the importance of having a fixed goal and staying determined. It teaches us that there will always be distractions but only the one who can keep their mind on the target will succeed.

#Shivani Sharma #jv-u/17/1242 #jvwu #B.Pharmacy 4year #jvmission #Ginger, #Tulsi and #honey have always been known to cure several respiratory problems like #mild cold and #cough.It may help the patient to expel out the phlegm that will automatically bring a relief to cold and cough. Its essential oils such as #camphene, #eugenol and #cineole may help to relieve congestion.The #detoxifying and #purifying properties of #basil ginger honey tea may cleanse the body and provides nourishment to #skin and #hair. Regular consumption of this drink might effective in treating skin problems like #itching and #drying.

#Mansi Sharma #jv-u/18/2166 #jvwu #B.Pharmacy 3year #jvmission #Ginger, #Tulsi and #honey have always been known to cure several respiratory problems like #mild cold and #cough.It may help the patient to expel out the phlegm that will automatically bring a relief to cold and cough. Its essential oils such as #camphene, #eugenol and #cineole may help to relieve congestion.The #detoxifying and #purifying properties of #basil ginger honey tea may cleanse the body and provides nourishment to #skin and #hair. Regular consumption of this drink might effective in treating skin problems like #itching and #drying.

#PUJA SINGH# JV-P/19/3020# MBA(HRM) 2nd Year#Jyoti Vidhyapeeth Womens University jaipur#JVWU#JV Mission# as i am from bihar, my grandparents usually tell me about bihar culture.Bihar. #Respect and Manners. #Attithi Devo bhavo means to treat your guests like as you would treat God. bihare food is known for its various spices and also its sweetness. Bihar is most famous for letti choka .my grandmother always give the one glass of turmeric milk every night. She says turmeric milk has lots of benefits like inducing better sleep to boosting immunity and aiding better recovery . a cup of haldi doodh can take you a long way in term of achieving good health . She believes that you must have a cup of haldi doodh every night . however the key to make it right using the just the right amount of haldi the magic of haldi doodh lies in its use and not abuse.. From ancient times, Bihari people have been wearing jewelry of various metals and materials. Traditionally, women wore Gems studded gold and silver ornaments.. Sucking a piece of Clove after a meal helps in reducing acidity problem. A flake of garlic swallowed with water taken empty stomach daily in the morning can be helpful in solving many stomach & gastric problems. A headache caused by summer heat is cured by consuming watermelon juice. Just one glass a day works wonders. Eating an apple on an empty stomach in the morning relieves one of migraine pain. This must be done for a few mornings. Open 6 dates and boil in half liter of milk for 25 minutes over low heat. Drink three cups a day. This is the ultimate dry cough remedy. Mix 2 teaspoons of honey with equal quantity of ginger juice. The concoction helps to expectorate mucus, providing relief for the common cold, coughs and sore throat. Eat, before breakfast, half a cup of cooked beets if you suffer from chronic constipation or indigestion. Ayurveda cough syrup at home. Peel and chop six medium onions. Put the pieces in a container and add four tablespoons of honey. Cover and leave them in a water bath over low heat for two hours. Strain and take one tablespoon every three hours. Grated cucumber applied over the face, eyes, and neck for fifteen minutes is very beneficial for acne and blackheads.

#LATA MAHESHWARI #JVWU#B.PHARMA4TH YEAR#JVMISSION#dadi nani ke nushke in our india we have different kind of culture and tradition according to their respective palce or city in punjab hafyana we have dit kind of tradition in food and clothing in food people eat sarso ka sag and makhi ke roti or other thing in dress male wear turban and female wear punjabi suits and in up we have different cultures like in food and clothing in food ahar ki dal with rice is common or in dress male wear kurta pajama and female wear shalwar kameez different cultures in different palce but in home made remedy all the culture and tradition are the same tusli laung garlic cloves Ginger are the most popular and common remdy in nomoral symptoms. Kids are the most susceptible of all to catch cold and cough during changing seasons. That’s the reason why my grandmother was always ready with her homemade recipe to cure that harsh cough. A glass of warm water, with a few drops of lemon, a teaspoon of honey and a pinch of cinnamon was all that was needed to provide us the much-needed relief. #2nd all India homes, the importance of onions cannot be ignored. Be it in cooking or in preparing home remedies, onions are a vital part of the Indian kitchen. if you have fever then my grandma tell me you can reduce it by simply rubbing some onion slices on the feet. Not only does onion bring the temperature of the body down, it also helps reduce any body aches that you have. #3 Almond oil is the best go-to fix for dark circles. Just put a few drops of almond oil under your eyes. Rub it for around 10 minutes in a circular motion, wash your face thereafter, and voila! Repeat for a couple of days for effective results.

#Mansi Joshi Jv-u/19/3192...Bpt3rdsem #jayotividyapeethwomens university . As I am from uttarakhand so I would find my pleasure to share some of the tradition and customs of Ku ma on region in uttarakhand. Kumaon has been an interesting region since the last two decades due to the rock paintings which have been discovered in the area. Lakhu Udiyar and Lwethaap are the most famous ones amongst them. Kumaon is said to be the point of origin of Pahari Kalam which is yet another style of painting well-known across the world. The most popular art form of Kumaon, however, is known as Aipan or Alpana. In this art form, pieces of cloth, walls and papers are all decorated with geometric figures which belong to God, Goddesses and the other natural objects of nature. Alpana is a very important art form of Kumaon which can easily be spotted in the homes of this region. Aipan has a number of art forms including Saraswati Chowki, Nav Durga Chowki, Chamunda Hasti Chowki, Janeyu Chowki, Hasan Chowki, Acharya Chowki, Dhuli Arghya Chowki, Durga Thapa etc. Apart from worshipping Lord Shiva and Shakti, the residents of this region worship other Gods and Goddesses too including Kul Devta, Bhumi Devta, Gram Devta and Naga Devta. Some other important folk Gods worshipped include Naina Devi, Nanda Devi, Gwalla, Bholenath, Airy, Gangnath, Chaumu, Haru and Kail Bisht. The people of Kumaon speak 13 dialects including Kumaiya, Gangola, Soryali, Sirali, Askoti, Danpuriya, Johari, Chaugarkhyali, Majh Kumaiya, Khasparjia, Pachhai and Rauchaubhaisi. This group of languages is known as the group of Central Pahari languages. Kumaon is also rich in its folk literature which comprises of myths, heroes, heroines, bravery, Gods, Goddesses and the characters drawn from Ramayana and Mahabharatha. The most popular dance form of Kumaon is known as Chhalaria and it is related to the martial traditions of the region. All the festivals are celebrated with a lot of enthusiasm and witness such traditional dance forms even today. Festivals Celebrated Some of the majorly celebrated festivals of Uttarakhand include Holi of Kumaon The Holi of Kumaon is celebrated in three forms namely Baithki Holi, Khari Holi and Mahila Holi. The unique feature about this festival is that it is celebrated with a lot of music. The Baithki and Khari Holi are unique in the sense that the songs played have a different kind of texture, fun and melody to it. These songs are based on some classical ragas. During the Baithki Holi, the event begins from the temple and is accompanied by songs sung by the professional singers known as Holiyars. The people of Kumaon are very exact about the songs which should be sung. At noon, songs based on ragas including Peelu, Sarang and Bhimpalasi are sung while in the evening songs based on ragas including Kalyan, Yaman and Shyamkalyan are sung. The Khari Holi is celebrated in rural Kumaon. People who sing songs to the musical instruments for the Khari Holi wear a white churidar pyjama and kurta. Harela and Bhitauli The day when Navaratris begin, women sow seven different types of grains in a basket full of soil. These grains then germinate and turn into yellow leaves known as Harela. These leaves are then cut on the very last day (the tenth day) and are put on the head of the women. The month of Chaitra which is the period between March and April is when presents are sent by brothers to their sisters. These presents are known as Bhitauli. Harela is a festival which is celebrated so as to welcome the rainy season. Fair of Jageshwar This fair is carried out in the temple of Lord Shiva in Jageshwar on the fifteenth day of Baisakh month which is the period extending from late March to early April. People take a dip in the pool known as Brahma Kund as a kind of belief during the fair. The people also worship Lord Shiva on this day. Kumbh Ka Mela Its origin can be traced back to the time when Gods and demons entered into a pact to work together for attaining Amrita which means immortality from the milky ocean and split it equally amongst them. However, when the pot was found, it was stolen by the demons and they ran away with it. The Gods then followed them for twelve days and twelve nights and there was a huge battle which took place between both the parties. It is said that while this battle was going on, some drops of this nectar fell in all the four places mentioned i.e., Prayag, Haridwar, Ujjain and Nasik. Folk dance and music of Uttarakhand Folk Songs The lives of the people of Uttarakhand are filled with a lot of music and dance. Dancing is considered to form a major part of their traditions. The people here believe that dance is not only a form of entertainment but an art through which one can please Gods.It is believed that this ritual of dancing can be dedicated to the young maidens called Ancheris dancing on the sow-dwelling mountains. Any form of dance is incomplete without costumes. Thereby, people dress up in some special designs and get collected to dance and worship. Some of the folk dances include Barada Nati which is the popular dance of Jaunsar Bhawar area in Dehradun district, Langvir Nritya which is an acrobatic dance form performed by the men, Pandav Nritya which is the narration of Mahabharatha in the form of music and dance and Dhurang & Dhuring which are popular folk dances of the bhotiya tribals. Folk songs include Basanti which are composed to welcome the spring season, Mangal which are sung during the marriage ceremonies, Jagars which are used during the worship of ghosts, Bajuband which talks about the love and sacrifice of the shepherds, Khuded which talks about the suffering of a woman who gets separated from her husband and Chhura which talk about the experience of the shepherds and the advice passed on by them to the younger generation. Food Of Uttrakhand Yummy recipes being followed from generations Some of the most delicious mouth-watering specialities of Uttarakhand include- Urad Dal ke pakode which are spicy pakoras prepared from different pulses. Phanu which too is made from dals, Jhangore ki kheer which is a sweet dish prepared with Jhangora. Chainsoo which is made from black gram dal. Bhang ki chutney which is sour tasting chutney prepared from roasted bhang and cumin seeds mixed with lemon juice Traditional Dresses Of Uttarakhand The dresses worn by people residing in an area depicts the culture and traditions followed by them and a fair idea about the kind of communities residing there. Uttarakhand is home to a variety of communities including Punjabis, Bengalis, Tibetan and Nepalis. Residents of Garhwal Hills have their own pattern of wearing clothes due to the cold weather of the place as a result of which, wool obtained from sheep or goat is used to prepare woollen clothes. Traditional Costumes Of Men Almost everyone follows a similar dressing style. The most commonly worn lower-garment is either a Dhoti or a Lungi. Various colored Kurtas are worn as the upper-garment. In addition, a headgear or a turban is a must add-on to complete this traditional costume. Kurta-Pyjama is another very famous alternative for the men of Uttarakhand. Women as well as men wear woolen jackets as well as sweaters in the winter season. Towns, as well as cities such as Rishikesh and Dehradun, have witnessed a lot of western clothing influence over past few years. Traditional Costumes Of Women Ghagri is a long skirt which is worn by mostly all the women of Uttarakhand. It is complemented with a beautiful colored Choli which is an Indian blouse and a cloth covering the head i.e., an Orni. This Orni is generally fixed firmly to the waist. This is the traditional costume of the women of both Garhwalis as well as Kumaonis. Ghagra- Pichora is the traditional bridal costume of the Kumaoni women which is similar to the Ghagra Lehenga-Choli. Pichora is a Kumaoni covering (more like a veil) which is decorated with gold and silver embroidery. Saris are also very commonly worn by the ladies here. The usual look of Kumaoni women involves them wearing sindoor on the forehead along with a huge gold ring (also known as Nath) on the nose. Also, it is mandatory to wear Chareu which is a necklace composed of black beads as a sign of being married. Hansuli is another ornament (kind of a necklace) which is worn in gold by the rich ladies while in silver by the poor ones. Some ethnic groups also wrap mantle-like clothing known as Sarong around them. Sarong is kept in place with the help of a waistband and the dress is completed by wearing a top blouse along with it. Muslin textiles especially muslin veils are the most famous and truly some assets of the Uttarakhand costume designs which exist. These designs are made in shades of yellow which bring out positivity and red which brings out the warmth and affability both of which define the auspicious occasion and holy nature of marriage.

#LATA MAHESHWARI #JVWU#B.PHARMA4TH YEAR#JVMISSION# SARACA ASOCA.. Saraca asoca (the ashoka tree; lit., "sorrow-less") is a plant belonging to the Detarioideae subfamily of the legume family... It is an important tree in the cultural traditions of the Indian subcontinent and adjacent areas. It is sometimes incorrectly known as Saraca indica....The flower of Ashoka tree is the state flower of Indian state of Odisha.....The ashoka is a rain-forest tree. Its original distribution was in the central areas of the Deccan plateau, as well as the middle section of the Western Ghats in the western coastal zone of the Indian subcontinent. The ashoka is prized for its beautiful foliage and fragrant flowers. It is a handsome, small, erect evergreen tree, with deep green leaves growing in dense clusters. Its flowering season is around February to April. The ashoka flowers come in heavy, lush bunches. They are bright orange-yellow in color, turning red before wilting. As a wild tree, the ashoka is a vulnerable species. It is becoming rarer in its natural habitat, but isolated wild ashoka trees are still to be found in the foothills of the central and eastern Himalayas,Indian epics Kurincippattu Shitala The birth of Buddha (Lalitavistara)..The bark of the ashoka plant is used to prepare cosmetics that help to improve skin complexion

Ritu Choudhary Enroll no. jv-u/17/1161 Bsc.ag(hons) 7th sem 4th year student# I am inspired from my grand father to use ayurvedic medicine, I have seen him since my childhood using only natural things and he never preferred doctor made his own treatment which are actually effective. Once he said me that natural things are those which can be used in many ways for example alovera is very good ayurvedic medicine which can be used to cure body pain, we can use it as a beauty products as well for glowing sceen, hair growth, smooth hair etc. these are the different uses of alovera.

#Rama Chaudhary # jv-u/17/1134 #bsc agriculture 4th year student# I am insired from my grandfather to use ayurvedic medicines, I have seen him since my childhood using only natural things and he never prefered doctor made his own treatments which are actually effective. Once he said me that nature things are those which can be used in many different ways#for ex alovera is very good ayurvedic medicines which can be used to cure the body pain, we can use it as a beauty product as well for glowing skin, hair growth, smooth hairs, etc these are the different uses of alovera.

#LATA MAHESHWARI# Jvwu# B.PHARMA 4th YEAR # JV MIssion # Bunchberry who know bunchberry as Cornus canadensis, classify the plant as an herbaceous subshrub. If you are at least fairly familiar with botanical plant names, you may discern that its genus name (Cornus) places it among the dogwoods. To be sure, it could enter a dog show only in the Toy class, but its leaves and, especially, its flowers do give its family ties away. Its pedigree is the origin of such alternate common names as "dwarf dogwood," "creeping dogwood," and "ground dogwood.". Bunchberry ground cover is a woodland plant that grows in the shade of the forest. To be more specific (quoting Doug Ladd, from p.178 of North Woods Wildflowers), its habitat is "moist woods, often under conifers, and in wooded swamps, shaded bogs and peaty areas." Not surprisingly, then, it likes acidic soils.. How Is It Used in Native Plant Landscaping? Bunchberry can be a dream come true for aficionados of woodland gardens, provided that their landscapes harbor suitable growing conditions. To summarize what those growing conditions are, this wildflower grows: Where there is shade. Where the soil is moist. Where it is cold—even bitterly cold. Many homeowners struggle with shaded areas, but as shade plants, bunchberry plants will thrive in these conditions, happily solving your problem for you. Wet-area plants are also in demand, and the plant fits the bill here, as well. Finally, finding cold-hardy plants in sufficient variety is certainly a problem that New Englanders and others who garden in cold climates can relate to, so bunchberrys ability to survive in zone 2 is sure to catch their attention. One could classify this ground

#deepika rathi #b pharma 2year#jvmission# jv-u/19/3083 #jvwu i m from Haryana my grandmother usually tells me story at night. she tells me such type of stories which have any moral value .one of the story is given below: Once, two mice entered a dairy. As they were looking for something to eat, they slipped and fell into a large-drum full of milk. They did not know how to swim. Soon they started drowning. Both of them started struggling to stay afloat. One of the mice said, "Friend, I think we are going to drown. No one can help us now. I wish God would send someone to help us!" The other mouse calmly said, "Do not be afraid my friend. We must not lose heart. We must keep trying." But a few minutes later, the first mouse gave up hope. He did not try and so he drowned. The other mouse saw his friend drowning in the milk and felt very sorry. He kept moving his legs to try to keep afloat. Soon this had a churning effect and a thick layer of cream fat was formed on the milks surface. With great effort, the mouse climbed the creamy layer and jumped out to safety. The mouse realized that God helps those who help themselves.

#Mansi Sharma #jv-u/18/2166 #jvwu #B.Pharmacy 3year #jvmission #The rich heritage and culture that agra has inherited from its Mughal rulers are not just restricted to beautiful architecture but also translates to its food. The Mughlai fare is a huge draw among both, the locals and the tourists. The street food in Agra is a gastronomic delight, and you simply must sample all of the many delicacies for the unique taste, and they are sure to create an experience like never before. The city has its own unique specialities when it comes to food and is well known for them. The famous street food of Agra has a distinct taste, is absolutely lip smacking and immensely tasty.The top 6 street food of agra is #Bedai and Jalebi #Paratha #Bhalla # Mughlai Delicacies # Dalmoth #Petha.

#Shivani Sharma #jv-u/17/1242 #jvwu #B.Pharmacy 4year #jvmission # The rich heritage and culture that agra has inherited from its Mughal rulers are not just restricted to beautiful architecture but also translates to its food. The Mughlai fare is a huge draw among both, the locals and the tourists. The street food in Agra is a gastronomic delight, and you simply must sample all of the many delicacies for the unique taste, and they are sure to create an experience like never before. The city has its own unique specialities when it comes to food and is well known for them. The famous street food of Agra has a distinct taste, is absolutely lip smacking and immensely tasty.The top 6 street food of agra is #Bedai and Jalebi #Paratha #Bhalla # Mughlai Delicacies # Dalmoth #Petha.

#ritu kumawat#jvwu#bscbed1year#jvmission#I m from rajasthan my grandparents usually tell me about rajasthan culture .i always learn new things from my parents /grandparents ..i.e. after walkup do at least walk or yoga, meditation . I also always leans the history of our rituals , why we celebrate it ? And in this lockdown, we learn so much things in Ramayana, Mahabharat and they teach about home made remedy all the culture and tradition are the same tusli lung garlic cloves Ginger are the most popular and common remedy in normal flue. My grandmother always gives me one glass of turmeric ?? every night. She says turmeric ?? has lots of benefits like inducing better sleep to boosting immunity and aiding better recovery, a cup of haldi doodh can take you a long way in terms of achieving good health. She believes that you must have a cup of haldi doodh every night. However, the key is to make it right, using the just the right amount of haldi. The "magic of haldi doodh lies in its

#ritu kumawat#jvwu#bscbed1year#jvmission#I m from rajasthan my grandparents usually tell me about rajasthan culture .i always learn new things from my parents /grandparents ..i.e. after walkup do at least walk or yoga, meditation . I also always leans the history of our rituals , why we celebrate it ? And in this lockdown, we learn so much things in Ramayana, Mahabharat and they teach about home made remedy all the culture and tradition are the same tusli lung garlic cloves Ginger are the most popular and common remedy in normal flue. My grandmother always gives me one glass of turmeric ?? every night. She says turmeric ?? has lots of benefits like inducing better sleep to boosting immunity and aiding better recovery, a cup of haldi doodh can take you a long way in terms of achieving good health. She believes that you must have a cup of haldi doodh every night. However, the key is to make it right, using the just the right amount of haldi. The "magic of haldi doodh lies in its

#Shivani Sharma #jv-u/17/1242 #jvwu #B.Pharmacy 4year #jvmission #Agra is one of the most popular historic cities of India. Its importance is reflected through the rich history and centuries-old monuments build in the city. The history and mentions of the city date back to ancient times in the epic #MAHABHARATA with a reference of the ancient name #Agravana for the modern #Agra. Each year in the month of February a 10 day-long cultural event starts in #shilpgram called #Taj Mahotsav. They have different themes each year which represent the cultural heritage of India. Every year craftsmen from the city and all over the country come together to showcase on the platform. The festival reflects the diversity of India and its cultural heritage. A lot of traditional music and dance events happens in both folk and classical style. When you are there you cant miss the #Kalakriti Cultural and Conventional Center which will give you a charming experience of traditional instruments.#Agra is home to many different traditions from different religions.You can celebrate festivals like #Urs Sufi Sahib, #Diwali, #Holi, #Kailash fair, #Ram Lila, and many countless other festivals. The city of love and has a lot to offer its elegant structures and old traditions will make you feel the warmth of the place. .

#Mansi Sharma #jv-u/18/2166 #jvwu #B.Pharmacy 3year #jvmission #Agra is one of the most popular historic cities of India. Its importance is reflected through the rich history and centuries-old monuments build in the city. The history and mentions of the city date back to ancient times in the epic #MAHABHARATA with a reference of the ancient name #Agravana for the modern #Agra. Each year in the month of February a 10 day-long cultural event starts in #shilpgram called #Taj Mahotsav. They have different themes each year which represent the cultural heritage of India. Every year craftsmen from the city and all over the country come together to showcase on the platform. The festival reflects the diversity of India and its cultural heritage. A lot of traditional music and dance events happens in both folk and classical style. When you are there you cant miss the #Kalakriti Cultural and Conventional Center which will give you a charming experience of traditional instruments.#Agra is home to many different traditions from different religions.You can celebrate festivals like #Urs Sufi Sahib, #Diwali, #Holi, #Kailash fair, #Ram Lila, and many countless other festivals. The city of love and has a lot to offer its elegant structures and old traditions will make you feel the warmth of the place. .

#Shivani Sharma #jv-u/17/1242 #jvwu #B.Pharmacy 4year #jvmission #Agra is one of the most popular historic cities of India. Its importance is reflected through the rich history and centuries-old monuments build in the city. The history and mentions of the city date back to ancient times in the epic #MAHABHARATA with a reference of the ancient name #Agravana for the modern #Agra. Each year in the month of February a 10 day-long cultural event starts in #shilpgram called #Taj Mahotsav. They have different themes each year which represent the cultural heritage of India. Every year craftsmen from the city and all over the country come together to showcase on the platform. The festival reflects the diversity of India and its cultural heritage. A lot of traditional music and dance events happens in both folk and classical style. When you are there you cant miss the #Kalakriti Cultural and Conventional Center which will give you a charming experience of traditional instruments.#Agra is home to many different traditions from different religions.You can celebrate festivals like #Urs Sufi Sahib, #Diwali, #Holi, #Kailash fair, #Ram Lila, and many countless other festivals. The city of love and has a lot to offer its elegant structures and old traditions will make you feel the warmth of the place. .

#Namaste #Prabha gupta #jv-u/16/9686 #Bams ( 4th year) #jvwu My grandmother always give the one glass of turmeric milk every night. She says tumeric milk has lots of benefits like inducing better sleep to boosting immunity and aiding better recovery,Thanks to their ‘nushke’ which were not only effective but were also natural, which helped us easily deal with a lot of illnesses and problems we faced. Here are a few age-old ‘nuskhe’ which will make us reminisce the memorable time we spent with our nanis and dadis in our childhood.

kajal kumari#jv-i/17/1380#B.Sc-B.Ed(zbc) #4yr.#2017 batch#jayoti vidyapeeth womens university#jvwu#jv mission. as i am from bihar, my grandparents usually tell me about bihar culture.Bihar. #Respect and Manners. #Attithi Devo bhavo means to treat your guests like as you would treat God. bihare food is known for its various spices and also its sweetness. Bihar is most famous for letti choka .my grandmother always give the one glass of turmeric milk every night. She says turmeric milk has lots of benefits like inducing better sleep to boosting immunity and aiding better recovery . a cup of haldi doodh can take you a long way in term of achieving good health . She believes that you must have a cup of haldi doodh every night . however the key to make it right using the just the right amount of haldi the magic of haldi doodh lies in its use and not abuse.. From ancient times, Rajasthani people have been wearing jewelry of various metals and materials. Traditionally, women wore Gems studded gold and silver ornaments.. Sucking a piece of Clove after a meal helps in reducing acidity problem. A flake of garlic swallowed with water taken empty stomach daily in the morning can be helpful in solving many stomach & gastric problems. A headache caused by summer heat is cured by consuming watermelon juice. Just one glass a day works wonders. Eating an apple on an empty stomach in the morning relieves one of migraine pain. This must be done for a few mornings. Open 6 dates and boil in half liter of milk for 25 minutes over low heat. Drink three cups a day. This is the ultimate dry cough remedy. Mix 2 teaspoons of honey with equal quantity of ginger juice. The concoction helps to expectorate mucus, providing relief for the common cold, coughs and sore throat. Eat, before breakfast, half a cup of cooked beets if you suffer from chronic constipation or indigestion. Ayurveda cough syrup at home. Peel and chop six medium onions. Put the pieces in a container and add four tablespoons of honey. Cover and leave them in a water bath over low heat for two hours. Strain and take one tablespoon every three hours. Grated cucumber applied over the face, eyes, and neck for fifteen minutes is very beneficial for acne and blackheads. #Thank You

#Alka swami #jv-i/17/1397 #bsc bed #4thyr #2017batch #jayoti Vidyapeeth womens university # jvwu #jvmission as I m from rajasthan my grandparents usually tell me about rajasthan culture .i always learn new things from my parents /grandparents ..i.e. after walkup do at least walk or yoga, meditation . I also always leans the history of our rituals , why we celebrate it ? And in this lockdown, we learn so much things in Ramayana, Mahabharat and they teach about home made remedy all the culture and tradition are the same tusli lung garlic cloves Ginger are the most popular and common remedy in normal flue. My grandmother always gives me one glass of turmeric ?? every night. She says turmeric ?? has lots of benefits like inducing better sleep to boosting immunity and aiding better recovery, a cup of haldi doodh can take you a long way in terms of achieving good health. She believes that you must have a cup of haldi doodh every night. However, the key is to make it right, using the just the right amount of haldi. The "magic of haldi doodh lies in its use and not abuse" . #thankyou

#yashashwani luwaria#jv-i/17/1364#bba llb #4yr.#2017 batch#jayoti vidyapeeth womens university#jvwu#jv mission. as i am from rajasthan, my grandparents usually tell me about rajasthan culture.Rajasthan, in spite of being a desert, has been endowed with such beautiful sites that include various palaces, forts and pilgrim centres that define what Rajasthan is. #Respect and Manners. #Attithi Devo bhavo means to treat your guests like as you would treat God.Rajasthani food is known for its various spices and also its sweetness. Rajasthan is most famous for dalbati . A dish comprising of dal and wheat flour kneaded with yoghurt and dressed in ghee. It is also famous for kachori the kachori in Rajasthan are of two types sweet and spicy. The spicy kachori is called the pyaaz or onion kachori, and the sweet kachori called the mawa kachori. Both these kachoris are easily available in any food stalls in Rajasthan. #Ghewar and gheriya are some delectable sweet dishes originating from Mewar, available in most restaurants at Rajasthan. Most of the Rajasthani dishes are made in ghee.my grandmother always give the one glass of turmeric milk every night. She says turmeric milk has lots of benefits like inducing better sleep to boosting immunity and aiding better recovery . a cup of haldi doodh can take you a long way in term of achieving good health . She believes that you must have a cup of haldi doodh every night . however the key to make it right using the just the right amount of haldi the magic of haldi doodh lies in its use and not abuse.Rajasthan is also famous for its amazing ornaments. From ancient times, Rajasthani people have been wearing jewelry of various metals and materials. Traditionally, women wore Gems studded gold and silver ornaments. #Traditional and local Home Medicines. One natural treatment for acidity is chewing a few Basil leaves after a meal. This not just works as an antacid as it helps the body absorb food but also prevents reflux and the formation of ulcers. Sucking a piece of Clove after a meal helps in reducing acidity problem. A flake of garlic swallowed with water taken empty stomach daily in the morning can be helpful in solving many stomach & gastric problems. A headache caused by summer heat is cured by consuming watermelon juice. Just one glass a day works wonders. Eating an apple on an empty stomach in the morning relieves one of migraine pain. This must be done for a few mornings. Open 6 dates and boil in half liter of milk for 25 minutes over low heat. Drink three cups a day. This is the ultimate dry cough remedy. Mix 2 teaspoons of honey with equal quantity of ginger juice. The concoction helps to expectorate mucus, providing relief for the common cold, coughs and sore throat. Eat, before breakfast, half a cup of cooked beets if you suffer from chronic constipation or indigestion. Ayurveda cough syrup at home. Peel and chop six medium onions. Put the pieces in a container and add four tablespoons of honey. Cover and leave them in a water bath over low heat for two hours. Strain and take one tablespoon every three hours. Grated cucumber applied over the face, eyes, and neck for fifteen minutes is very beneficial for acne and blackheads. #Thank You

#Alka swami #jv-i/17/1397 #bsc bed #4thyr #2017batch #jayoti Vidyapeeth womens university # jvwu #jvmission as I m from rajasthan my grandparents usually tell me about rajasthan culture .i always learn new things from my parents /grandparents ..i.e. after walkup do at least walk or yoga, meditation . I also always leans the history of our rituals , why we celebrate it ? And in this lockdown, we learn so much things in Ramayana, Mahabharat and they teach about home made remedy all the culture and tradition are the same tusli lung garlic cloves Ginger are the most popular and common remedy in normal flue. My grandmother always gives me one glass of turmeric ?? every night. She says turmeric ?? has lots of benefits like inducing better sleep to boosting immunity and aiding better recovery, a cup of haldi doodh can take you a long way in terms of achieving good health. She believes that you must have a cup of haldi doodh every night. However, the key is to make it right, using the just the right amount of haldi. The "magic of haldi doodh lies in its use and not abuse" . #thankyou

#FALGUNI GUPTA #JV-U/16/9624 #Bachelor of Homeopathic Medicine and Surgery #BHMS # 4th yr. #2016 batch #Jayoti Vidyapeeth Womens University #jvwu #JVMission Green and Healthy Campus Women Empowerment Safe Environment Facilities available in campus Cooperative helpline staffs. good sand safe environment, mobile free campus, Supporting staff , .green and pollution free environment, .Support for activity #JVWU offers a number of courses for all ages The Operators of the helpline numbers are cooperative and helpful. . It is an only girls college where the day borders and hostels can live safely. It empowers girls and women. JVWU has yoga and meditation activities which are imperative for an all-round development of a woman main purpose is to educate students and empower girls for their great future ragging free college safe environment for the students regular curricular activities helpful staff which encourage students

#FALGUNI GUPTA #JV-U/16/9624 #Bachelor of Homeopathic Medicine and Surgery #BHMS # 4th yr. #2016 batch #Jayoti Vidyapeeth Womens University #jvwu #JVMission No doubt Jyoti Vidyapeeth is the best university for girls .they provide a safe and friendly environment . The hostel in this college is very good. The rooms are cleaned every day.my success and contributed is that due to the pandemic most of the local work lost their job and beacme home less due which they do not have food to eat so I decided to feed most of the people and give mask and sanitation product with may help them and make the vedio of how to do hand wash with soap with and uploded on University you tube portal which may people guide the rule of hand wash. Now-a-days, students think that student life is very easy and full of fun today especially college life of the students. But the future of students depend upon their achievements .I think it gives every single opportunity to proved your self. #Thank you

#FALGUNI GUPTA #JV-U/16/9624 #Bachelor of Homeopathic Medicine and Surgery #BHMS # 4th yr. #2016 batch #Jayoti Vidyapeeth Womens University #jvwu #JVMission Green and Healthy Campus Women Empowerment Safe Environment Facilities available in campus Cooperative helpline staffs. good sand safe environment, mobile free campus, Supporting staff , .green and pollution free environment, .Support for activity #JVWU offers a number of courses for all ages The Operators of the helpline numbers are cooperative and helpful. . It is an only girls college where the day borders and hostels can live safely. It empowers girls and women. JVWU has yoga and meditation activities which are imperative for an all-round development of a woman main purpose is to educate students and empower girls for their great future ragging free college safe environment for the students regular curricular activities helpful staff which encourage students

#Swetha Iyer#202089, B Ed 1st yr#jvwu . Iam happy to share one of the conversation i had with my friend’s grandmother who had the courtesy to actually explain and narrate about her experience about the traditions and culture which was followed when she was being brought up in a small village in South. There generally in a week specially during Friday or Saturday, they take oil bath. The oil is basically the Gingelly Oil and it is heated by adding pepper and garlic in it and once the mixture cools down the oil is been applied all over the body. This helps in removing the dead cells of the skin and the oil gets penetrated into the skin. This keeps the skin healthy and glowing. Also after taking an oil bath , it happens that we feel hungry where a good and a healthy recipe of Pepper and Cumin Rasam is made. This is generally taken along with some rice. The recipe is made specially during the monsoons in South as there are no winters in that region. This Rasam helps you to protect from cold as well improves the immunity and digestion.

#jvn priyanka kumari #jvwu The Inspiring Story Of My Grandmother I cannot remember passing through a single phase of my life without my granny. Right from the photos in the bedroom that we share, which show her feeding my toothless mouth when I was little, to the fact that she still braids my hair for school every day, reflect the tight bond between us. Though she may look old, fat or short, she is still beautiful. The number of decades she’s survived through this harsh world has filled her with so many memories that even after spending all my fifteen years with me, she still has new stories to share; several that she cherishes, and some that are indirectly meant to advise me as teaching lessons. Often, these recollections have to do with her beloved husband, a grandfather I’d never known by person, but always known by character and spirit. That was because of the profound portrait of his personality that my grandma drew in my head with her vibrant, meticulous recollections relating to him. Story of my grandmotherAnd sometimes, in the most thoughtful silence, she would reminisce those memories which are closest to her heart; many a time ending up weeping by the end of her narration. Because these weren’t just touching stories woven to entertain, they had been a range of concrete experiences, some nostalgic, some painful; and my brave Grandma, she’d courageously braved them all. She strengthens me with her strength, and reassures me with her love. I fight with her. I have a countless times spat, “What’s your stupid problem?” and such thoughtlessly cruel phrases, but the fact that no amount of my anger can hold up the yearning to apologize by planting a kiss on her cheek before bed, seems to repeatedly make an ultimate joke out of any grim argument between us. It’s remarkable to see her still alive, motile and breathing, after hearing about the number of family members she has lost – her siblings, her parents, her husband; they’re all gone, her only relatives now are those she has herself produced, while I cannot even imagine letting go of the tiniest bit of my family. But as I told you, I guess that’s just how resilient she is. When she was young, a photo shows me, my grandma used to be a petite, skinny figure (as she loves to recall) with flourishing, flowing crow-black hair as long as her short stature. And that skinny figure – oh, it had worked five times its size. Raising four kids in a patriarchal society some fifty years back in a developing country must have been no easy task. Even tougher than herding four mischievous little monsters, I’ve come to understand, was having to take care of my grandfather (her husband) who, as a very demanding ‘head of the family’ would expect her to randomly conjure up instantaneously just about anything he wished for. He’d just go, “Make me some sweets” and voila, it ought to be there in half an hour. But the tougher part of cooking must have been that water had to be drawn from a well not many taps , no electric-gas stove (firewood instead), no ready-made ingredients, no refrigerator, no grinder mortar and pestle in its place, and an enormous lot of manual cleaning, cutting, chopping, and cooking to do. Apart from all this my gran had also been a tailor-from-home, stitching up nearly forty tough uniforms for government schools every day, working from morning to night, for which she received a meager (albeit considered princely at that time) sum of five thousand rupees (equaling 90 dollars) or so every year, which was more than what my grandfather earned, the family being a lower middle-class one. Till today, of course, for all her hard work she has been only acknowledged as another ‘housewife’ and my grandfather as the ‘single head who supported a family of six’ According to me, she doesn’t need acknowledgement to be made worthy; she already is worth infinitely. As I have grown up to enter from my childhood to adolescence, I have begun to notice that time makes her older too. But both time and life are prejudiced meanies; while I now get to grow taller, stronger, and cleverer with years, my granny, I see is quite decelerating. She can no longer keep up with me during walks in the park, she can no longer hear as well as she used to, she had even to undergo an operation. No, none of these is fair. I know that, with old age often comes physical weakness, and with weakness would tag along pain. No, I don’t want my grandmother to go through any more pain; she’s been through enough in her life. Perhaps that’s why she’s been praying more and more recently, talking about heaven and such crazy stuff and visiting more temples than ever – though when I do algebra, she still tells me from heart (with her remarkable memory power) the formulae I have forgotten. Now, all I heartily wish and hope for is that I’d be able always see the silly one-tooth-missing-on-the-front grin that she gets on her face whenever someone speaks about any of her family – though I know that in this terribly transient world, that’s perhaps not a practical wish. But even if she does leave me, my beautiful grandmother, I have enough treasured memories of her wisdom and presence in my heart, to go on. Most of all, I hope to carry on her legacy as well as she did. Pic credit: Rosie O’Beirne Used under a Creative Commons license

#jvn priyanka kumari #jvwu The Inspiring Story Of My Grandmother I cannot remember passing through a single phase of my life without my granny. Right from the photos in the bedroom that we share, which show her feeding my toothless mouth when I was little, to the fact that she still braids my hair for school every day, reflect the tight bond between us. Though she may look old, fat or short, she is still beautiful. The number of decades she’s survived through this harsh world has filled her with so many memories that even after spending all my fifteen years with me, she still has new stories to share; several that she cherishes, and some that are indirectly meant to advise me as teaching lessons. Often, these recollections have to do with her beloved husband, a grandfather I’d never known by person, but always known by character and spirit. That was because of the profound portrait of his personality that my grandma drew in my head with her vibrant, meticulous recollections relating to him. Story of my grandmotherAnd sometimes, in the most thoughtful silence, she would reminisce those memories which are closest to her heart; many a time ending up weeping by the end of her narration. Because these weren’t just touching stories woven to entertain, they had been a range of concrete experiences, some nostalgic, some painful; and my brave Grandma, she’d courageously braved them all. She strengthens me with her strength, and reassures me with her love. I fight with her. I have a countless times spat, “What’s your stupid problem?” and such thoughtlessly cruel phrases, but the fact that no amount of my anger can hold up the yearning to apologize by planting a kiss on her cheek before bed, seems to repeatedly make an ultimate joke out of any grim argument between us. It’s remarkable to see her still alive, motile and breathing, after hearing about the number of family members she has lost – her siblings, her parents, her husband; they’re all gone, her only relatives now are those she has herself produced, while I cannot even imagine letting go of the tiniest bit of my family. But as I told you, I guess that’s just how resilient she is. When she was young, a photo shows me, my grandma used to be a petite, skinny figure (as she loves to recall) with flourishing, flowing crow-black hair as long as her short stature. And that skinny figure – oh, it had worked five times its size. Raising four kids in a patriarchal society some fifty years back in a developing country must have been no easy task. Even tougher than herding four mischievous little monsters, I’ve come to understand, was having to take care of my grandfather (her husband) who, as a very demanding ‘head of the family’ would expect her to randomly conjure up instantaneously just about anything he wished for. He’d just go, “Make me some sweets” and voila, it ought to be there in half an hour. But the tougher part of cooking must have been that water had to be drawn from a well not many taps , no electric-gas stove (firewood instead), no ready-made ingredients, no refrigerator, no grinder mortar and pestle in its place, and an enormous lot of manual cleaning, cutting, chopping, and cooking to do. Apart from all this my gran had also been a tailor-from-home, stitching up nearly forty tough uniforms for government schools every day, working from morning to night, for which she received a meager (albeit considered princely at that time) sum of five thousand rupees (equaling 90 dollars) or so every year, which was more than what my grandfather earned, the family being a lower middle-class one. Till today, of course, for all her hard work she has been only acknowledged as another ‘housewife’ and my grandfather as the ‘single head who supported a family of six’ According to me, she doesn’t need acknowledgement to be made worthy; she already is worth infinitely. As I have grown up to enter from my childhood to adolescence, I have begun to notice that time makes her older too. But both time and life are prejudiced meanies; while I now get to grow taller, stronger, and cleverer with years, my granny, I see is quite decelerating. She can no longer keep up with me during walks in the park, she can no longer hear as well as she used to, she had even to undergo an operation. No, none of these is fair. I know that, with old age often comes physical weakness, and with weakness would tag along pain. No, I don’t want my grandmother to go through any more pain; she’s been through enough in her life. Perhaps that’s why she’s been praying more and more recently, talking about heaven and such crazy stuff and visiting more temples than ever – though when I do algebra, she still tells me from heart (with her remarkable memory power) the formulae I have forgotten. Now, all I heartily wish and hope for is that I’d be able always see the silly one-tooth-missing-on-the-front grin that she gets on her face whenever someone speaks about any of her family – though I know that in this terribly transient world, that’s perhaps not a practical wish. But even if she does leave me, my beautiful grandmother, I have enough treasured memories of her wisdom and presence in my heart, to go on. Most of all, I hope to carry on her legacy as well as she did. Pic credit: Rosie O’Beirne Used under a Creative Commons license

I jvn Muskan Khandal BPT5th sem Enrollment no. jv-u/18/2119 #Jayoti Vidyapeeth Womens University #jvwu. My grandmother usually tells me about our Indian and Rajasthani culture,Rajasthan, the ‘Land of Kings’ as it is often dubbed, is one of the most visited states in India. With its opulent palaces, historic forts and plethora of cultural offerings, it wins over hearts at first glance. Here is a look at the history of the royal state of India. as I belong from Indian subcontinent, Rajasthan. #History.Rajasthans Culture dates back to the years of Kings where it was previously called Rajputana. Over the years it has been ruled by various kings including the Rajput, Marathas and even Muslim rulers, which have resulted in the diverse culture of Rajasthan, bearing numerous beautiful forts with a wide variety in its architecture, language and customs of its people. Rajasthan, in spite of being a desert, has been endowed with such beautiful sites that include various palaces, forts and pilgrim centres that define what Rajasthan is. #Respect and Manners. Attithi Devo bhavo means to treat your guests like as you would treat God. This principle is a part of the Rajasthani Culture. They treat their guests well and make them want to visit again. Most of the people in Rajasthan are involved in tourism related jobs and hence take this principle very seriously as they earn their revenue due to the tourists and have pledged to serve them. A popular folk song Padharo Mhare Desh literary means Welcome to my country. #Traditional Food. Rajasthani food is known for its various spices and also its sweetness. Rajasthan is most famous for dalbati . A dish comprising of dal and wheat flour kneaded with yoghurt and dressed in ghee. It is also famous for kachori the kachori in Rajasthan are of two types sweet and spicy. The spicy kachori is called the pyaaz or onion kachori, and the sweet kachori called the mawa kachori. Both these kachoris are easily available in any food stalls in Rajasthan. Ghewar and gheriya are some delectable sweet dishes originating from Mewar, available in most restaurants at Rajasthan. Most of the Rajasthani dishes are made in ghee. #Skills.You will find beautiful carpets, garments, jewellery and more, that are all made by the local people. Any leather item is usually camel leather They use it making journals, shoes and bags. The carpets are made from the hand knitting techniques and much like Persian carpets, they have a geometric design and borders. There are also many miniature items made out of red sand or clay as toys for kids or decoration pieces with bells attached to it. You may also find safah or pagri in most of the shops that you may bring back as a memory from the place.#Cultural Tradition.Rajasthan has cultural traditions that reflect the ancient Indian way of life. Rajasthani society is a blend of predominantly Hindus with sizable minorities of Muslims and Jains. Jats are mostly Hindus and Sikhs. Meenas of Rajasthan to date strongly follow Vedic culture which usually includes worship of Shiva and Krishna as well as the Durga.#Traditional ornaments.Rajasthan is also famous for its amazing ornaments. From ancient times, Rajasthani people have been wearing jewelry of various metals and materials. Traditionally, women wore Gems studded gold and silver ornaments. #Traditional and local Home Medicines.

#Neelam Mahariya Jv-u/16/9236 BHMS ... my grandmother always give the one glass of turmeric milk every night. She says turmeric milk has lots of benefits like inducing better sleep to boosting immunity and aiding better recovery . a cup of haldi doodh can take you a long way in term of achieving good health . She believes that you must have a cup of haldi doodh every night . however the key to make it right using the just the right amount of haldi the magic of haldi doodh lies in its use and not abuse. Thanku .

#vaidehisharma,#jv-u/16/9740,#bhms 4th yr 2016 batch , # jvwu,#jvmission as we know that india have a lots of tradition and culture in food , dressing style, dance , and other things. Our tradition our culture all are get from our grandparents. Trading and culture are also seen in Medicine also.

I jv’n Pallavi kanwar BPT 5th sem Jv-u/18/2622 Jayoti vidyapeeth women’s university Jaipur (raj) Our custem is very good and my parant grand parant all ways tell about our custem I am very happy tha I was born in hindu religion and #jvwu

Malvika Chaudhary, JV-I/17/1457, B.com LLB (7thsem.), #JVWU. my success story with contribution of #jayoti vidyapeeth womens university is that during this pandemic learn to wake up early in the morning and do yoga and meditation for atleast 1 hour everyday which is very helpful for mei and this happens only because my university organize an yoga online yoga class from 6-7am everyday which make me aware to learn this good and healthy habit. Thank you.

#niharikaapaliwal JV-U/16/9247 #bhms4yr 2016 batch #jvwu #jayotividyapeeth #jvmission #dadi nani ke nushke in our india we have different kind of culture and tradition according to their respective palce or city in punjab hafyana we have dit kind of tradition in food and clothing in food people eat sarso ka sag and makhi ke roti or other thing in dress male wear turban and female wear punjabi suits and in up we have different cultures like in food and clothing in food ahar ki dal with rice is common or in dress male wear kurta pajama and female wear shalwar kameez different cultures in different palce but in home made remedy all the culture and tradition are the same tusli laung garlic cloves Ginger are the most popular and common remdy in nomoral symptoms. Kids are the most susceptible of all to catch cold and cough during changing seasons. That’s the reason why my grandmother was always ready with her homemade recipe to cure that harsh cough. A glass of warm water, with a few drops of lemon, a teaspoon of honey and a pinch of cinnamon was all that was needed to provide us the much-needed relief. #2nd all India homes, the importance of onions cannot be ignored. Be it in cooking or in preparing home remedies, onions are a vital part of the Indian kitchen. if you have fever then my grandma tell me you can reduce it by simply rubbing some onion slices on the feet. Not only does onion bring the temperature of the body down, it also helps reduce any body aches that you have. #3 Almond oil is the best go-to fix for dark circles. Just put a few drops of almond oil under your eyes. Rub it for around 10 minutes in a circular motion, wash your face thereafter, and voila! Repeat for a couple of days for effective results. Thank you

#Manisha Bihani #jv-u/16/9230#BHMS 4 TH YR,2o16 batch #jvwu .My grandparents usually tell me about our Indian and Bengali culture,as I belong from West Bengal.Bengali culture is not just draping in red bordered white saree, dhuti Panjabi, rosogolla and Durga puja, it is the melting pot of different cultures. West Bengal is one of the most culturally prosperous state in India. Present diversity in the state has its deep roots in the History of India.Bengali culture gives the state its uniqueness it possesses. Heritage in its music, cinema, theatre and specially literature gives the state its signature identity. Bengalis not only have a significant contribution in the reform movements, but it is also the first clan to experience the cosmopolitan culture in India. A state which still witnesses rickshaw pullers, tram and metro on the same land. You will still find eighty years mother waiting for her sixty years “khokonshona” to come back home in some Bengali households even today. Where mutton with rice is fixed menu for every Sunday.Outside home the great Coffee House, immortalized by Manna Dey in his song “coffee houser sei adda ta aajaarnei, aajaarnei!” and “chai ertheq” still witnesses the hot political debates over a cup of coffee or tea amongst the University students. Victoria Memorial garden beholds the secrets of the lovers even today, banks of Hooghly still laments the loss of the loved ones. View of Kanchanjunga from the Tiger Hill of Darjeeling still experiences thousands of foot falls every season. The delta of Sundarbans has the roaring Royal Begal Tiger send chills to your spine.Each Bengali month has an occasion stored in it, a colloquial saying is there’ “baromasheteroparbon”. Apart from Durga Puja which is observed with great pomp and show all over the state, you have local occasions as per the ethnic groups residing in different provinces. If there is no puja or celebration, then you have fairs, “biye-baribhoj”, upanayana and annaprashan, .Chhou-naach to Rabindra-sangeet all dwell under the same sky in harmony. A Bengali is never tired of any occasion. With their typical happy go lucky nature, you will find an ever smiling Bangalee in all sphere.#Thank You.

#Harshita Sharma #JV-U/18/2177 #Bachelor of Physiotherapy #BPT#5TH semester#3rd year #Jayoti Vidyapeeth Womens University #jvwu. My grandmother usually tells me about our Indian and Rajasthani culture, as I belong from Indian subcontinent, Rajasthan. #History.Rajasthans Culture dates back to the years of Kings where it was previously called Rajputana. Over the years it has been ruled by various kings including the Rajput, Marathas and even Muslim rulers, which have resulted in the diverse culture of Rajasthan, bearing numerous beautiful forts with a wide variety in its architecture, language and customs of its people. Rajasthan, in spite of being a desert, has been endowed with such beautiful sites that include various palaces, forts and pilgrim centres that define what Rajasthan is. #Respect and Manners. Attithi Devo bhavo means to treat your guests like as you would treat God. This principle is a part of the Rajasthani Culture. They treat their guests well and make them want to visit again. Most of the people in Rajasthan are involved in tourism related jobs and hence take this principle very seriously as they earn their revenue due to the tourists and have pledged to serve them. A popular folk song Padharo Mhare Desh literary means Welcome to my country. #Traditional Food. Rajasthani food is known for its various spices and also its sweetness. Rajasthan is most famous for dalbati . A dish comprising of dal and wheat flour kneaded with yoghurt and dressed in ghee. It is also famous for kachori the kachori in Rajasthan are of two types sweet and spicy. The spicy kachori is called the pyaaz or onion kachori, and the sweet kachori called the mawa kachori. Both these kachoris are easily available in any food stalls in Rajasthan. Ghewar and gheriya are some delectable sweet dishes originating from Mewar, available in most restaurants at Rajasthan. Most of the Rajasthani dishes are made in ghee. #Skills.You will find beautiful carpets, garments, jewellery and more, that are all made by the local people. Any leather item is usually camel leather They use it making journals, shoes and bags. The carpets are made from the hand knitting techniques and much like Persian carpets, they have a geometric design and borders. There are also many miniature items made out of red sand or clay as toys for kids or decoration pieces with bells attached to it. You may also find safah or pagri in most of the shops that you may bring back as a memory from the place.#Cultural Tradition.Rajasthan has cultural traditions that reflect the ancient Indian way of life. Rajasthani society is a blend of predominantly Hindus with sizable minorities of Muslims and Jains. Jats are mostly Hindus and Sikhs. Meenas of Rajasthan to date strongly follow Vedic culture which usually includes worship of Shiva and Krishna as well as the Durga.#Traditional ornaments.Rajasthan is also famous for its amazing ornaments. From ancient times, Rajasthani people have been wearing jewelry of various metals and materials. Traditionally, women wore Gems studded gold and silver ornaments. #Traditional and local Home Medicines. One natural treatment for acidity is chewing a few Basil leaves after a meal. This not just works as an antacid as it helps the body absorb food but also prevents reflux and the formation of ulcers. Sucking a piece of Clove after a meal helps in reducing acidity problem. A flake of garlic swallowed with water taken empty stomach daily in the morning can be helpful in solving many stomach & gastric problems. A headache caused by summer heat is cured by consuming watermelon juice. Just one glass a day works wonders. Eating an apple on an empty stomach in the morning relieves one of migraine pain. This must be done for a few mornings. Open 6 dates and boil in half liter of milk for 25 minutes over low heat. Drink three cups a day. This is the ultimate dry cough remedy. Mix 2 teaspoons of honey with equal quantity of ginger juice. The concoction helps to expectorate mucus, providing relief for the common cold, coughs and sore throat. Eat, before breakfast, half a cup of cooked beets if you suffer from chronic constipation or indigestion. Ayurveda cough syrup at home. Peel and chop six medium onions. Put the pieces in a container and add four tablespoons of honey. Cover and leave them in a water bath over low heat for two hours. Strain and take one tablespoon every three hours. Grated cucumber applied over the face, eyes, and neck for fifteen minutes is very beneficial for acne and blackheads. #Thank You

#Manisha kanwar#jvwu/202464#jvwu#B ed 1st year#jvmission.ln our India the Rajasthan is the most cultural and traditional

#jigyasa JV-I/19/3386 #bszc bed 4yr 2019 batch #jvwu #jayotividyapeeth #jvmission #dadi nani ke nushke in our india we have different kind of culture and tradition according to their respective palce or city in punjab hafyana we have dit kind of tradition in food and clothing in food people eat sarso ka sag and makhi ke roti or other thing in dress male wear turban and female wear punjabi suits and in up we have different cultures like in food and clothing in food ahar ki dal with rice is common or in dress male wear kurta pajama and female wear shalwar kameez different cultures in different palce but in home made remedy all the culture and tradition are the same tusli laung garlic cloves Ginger are the most popular and common remdy in nomoral symptoms. Kids are the most susceptible of all to catch cold and cough during changing seasons. That’s the reason why my grandmother was always ready with her homemade recipe to cure that harsh cough. A glass of warm water, with a few drops of lemon, a teaspoon of honey and a pinch of cinnamon was all that was needed to provide us the much-needed relief. #2nd all India homes, the importance of onions cannot be ignored. Be it in cooking or in preparing home remedies, onions are a vital part of the Indian kitchen. if you have fever then my grandma tell me you can reduce it by simply rubbing some onion slices on the feet. Not only does onion bring the temperature of the body down, it also helps reduce any body aches that you have. #3 Almond oil is the best go-to fix for dark circles. Just put a few drops of almond oil under your eyes. Rub it for around 10 minutes in a circular motion, wash your face thereafter, and voila! Repeat for a couple of days for effective results. Thank you

Name Srishti Katiyar # Enrollment no. jv-u/16/9751 #BHMS 4th yr # Jayoti Vidhyapeeth womens University I discussed about my grand parents about traditional costume food traditional medicine of Uttar Pradesh and then they told my about traditional dresses like lehenga or ghagra , cottan sarees kurta payjama which are very comfartable in every time there are traditional foods like bati chokha dahi jalebi dal bati and aam panna also they told about aam panna which is better for the digestion in the summer and onion is prefer for the sunstroke in their time so many traditional food and items used as medicine like turmeric they explain turmeric with rock salt with mustured oil apply on the teeth 2 times in a day after 2 days relief in the pain of the teeth and one other food items like asafotida which is prefer for the gastric complaint . national costumes are not worn in daily life but at folk festival wedding harvest festivals and other special occasions Uttar Pradesh is known for its rich culture and tradition tajmahal one of the new seven wonders of the world in agra is also located in uttar pradesh there are different places one can visit in uttar pradesh agra jhansi lucknow and meerut are historical cities famous for their monument and one city kannauj which is famous for the rose water perfumes etc

#Nitu Yadav , # BA-LLB(9th semester) , # jv-i/16/9505 , #jvwu ........ My grandmother always give the one glass of turmeric milk every night. She says tumeric milk has lots of benefits like inducing better sleep to boosting immunity and aiding better recovery, a cup of haldi doodh can take you a long way in terms of achieving good health. She believes that you must have a cup of haldi doodh every night. However, the key is to make it right, using the just the right amount of haldi. The "magic of haldi doodh lies in its use and not abuse," Thankyou

Name #tanya vaish #jv-u/16/9254 #bhms4thyear #jayotividhyapeethwomensuniversity About old traditions and costumes I discussed with my grandparents they told me about uttarpradesh as here people follow large number of customs and traditions here people take dip in holy water once in lifetime they believe it cleanses them of their sins Uttarpradesh have lots of ghats holy rivers Ganga to have holy dips even in sangam of Varanasi here arti at ghat is famous even folk and culture of Uttarakhand are amalgam of winde range of folk culture like raslila for lord Krishna in Mathura and ramlila also famous here traditional dress of uttarpradesh is saare blouse or salwar kamiz as this states sets of both Hindu and Muslim religion even in Shaadi people use to were lengha choli and sherwani etc uttarpradesh is famous for foods culture too here variety of cuisine are there in Lucknow most famous is awadhi and mughal cuisine Lucknowi briyani is famous and ever baati chokha also different varieties of sweets and Dal chawal roti even in uttarpradesh there are so many cultural places to visit for different monument like Mathura Varanasi Somnath kusinagar etc for music and dance this state is of old traditions even today also Kathak is famous at Lucknow which is said to be Nawabo ke shahaar even bhatkande music institute is present at Lucknow here most of people use khadi boli Hindi in way of language even awadhi bhojpuri kannuji etc even Uttarpradesh have attractive tourist place to visit like Taj Mahal at Agra ayodhya for ram hi temple Mathura for Krishna temple sarnath and kusinagar for Budda temple Lucknow for imambara even some natural protected area are also present in up dudhwa national park Sandi bird sanctuary etc here different cities are famous for their art like firozabad for bangle kannuj for rose water and perfume Lucknow for chikan work dress Gorakhpur for terracotta statues nizamabad for black pottery etc here importance are given to hindi festival like Holi Diwali navratri etc now about the traditional medicine used at old time lingzhi is traditionally used medicine for good health n to boost up the liver asapotida for good digestion onion were used for pain of ear n for sunstroke in old times garlic were used with mustard oil to relieve the pain of ear n headache even in pain of stomach people .

Sweta kumari , jv-i/16/9533 5th year jvwu #jayotividhyapeeth #jvmission No doubt Jyoti Vidyapeeth is the best university for girls .they provide a safe and friendly environment . The hostel in this college is very good. The rooms are cleaned every day.my success and contributed is that due to the pandemic most of the local work lost their job and beacme home less due which they do not have food to eat so I decided to feed most of the people and give mask and sanitation product with may help them and make the vedio of how to do hand wash with soap with and uploded on University youtube portal which may people guide the rule of hand wash. thank you

#snehagaur JV-U/16/9224 #bhms4yr 2016 batch #jvwu #jayotividyapeeth #jvmission #dadi nani ke nushke in our india we have different kind of culture and tradition according to their respective palce or city in punjab hafyana we have dit kind of tradition in food and clothing in food people eat sarso ka sag and makhi ke roti or other thing in dress male wear turban and female wear punjabi suits and in up we have different cultures like in food and clothing in food ahar ki dal with rice is common or in dress male wear kurta pajama and female wear shalwar kameez different cultures in different palce but in home made remedy all the culture and tradition are the same tusli laung garlic cloves Ginger are the most popular and common remdy in nomoral symptoms. Kids are the most susceptible of all to catch cold and cough during changing seasons. That’s the reason why my grandmother was always ready with her homemade recipe to cure that harsh cough. A glass of warm water, with a few drops of lemon, a teaspoon of honey and a pinch of cinnamon was all that was needed to provide us the much-needed relief. #2nd all India homes, the importance of onions cannot be ignored. Be it in cooking or in preparing home remedies, onions are a vital part of the Indian kitchen. if you have fever then my grandma tell me you can reduce it by simply rubbing some onion slices on the feet. Not only does onion bring the temperature of the body down, it also helps reduce any body aches that you have. #3 Almond oil is the best go-to fix for dark circles. Just put a few drops of almond oil under your eyes. Rub it for around 10 minutes in a circular motion, wash your face thereafter, and voila! Repeat for a couple of days for effective results. Thank you

Anchal kumari #jv-d/19/3224 #jvwu DPT 2nd year. #jvmission Dadi nani k nushkhe. Kids are the most susceptible of all to catch cold and cough during changing seasons. That’s the reason why my grandmother was always ready with her homemade recipe to cure that harsh cough. A glass of warm water, with a few drops of lemon, a teaspoon of honey and a pinch of cinnamon was all that was needed to provide us the much-needed relief. #2nd all India homes, the importance of onions cannot be ignored. Be it in cooking or in preparing home remedies, onions are a vital part of the Indian kitchen. if you have fever then my grandma tell me you can reduce it by simply rubbing some onion slices on the feet. Not only does onion bring the temperature of the body down, it also helps reduce any body aches that you have. #3 Almond oil is the best go-to fix for dark circles. Just put a few drops of almond oil under your eyes. Rub it for around 10 minutes in a circular motion, wash your face thereafter, and voila! Repeat for a couple of days for effective results. Thank you

Name -krati sharma Bhms 4th year 2016 #jvwu .today i am very happy to express my thought regarding my grandparents..i always learn new things from my parents /grandparents ..i.e after walkup do atleast walk or yoga,meditation . i also always leans the history of our rituals , why we celebrate it ? And in this lockdown, we leans sop much things in Ramayan, MahaBharat and they teach about home made remedy all the culture and tradition are the same tusli laung garlic cloves Ginger are the most popular and common remdy in normal flue

Name – Sweta Jain Scholar No.- 202473 Class – B.ed 1st year Jayoti Vidyapeeth Womens’ University Today, I have come to know about some very simple and useful homemade medicines for problems for which we generally visit the doctor. This happened when I was asked by my college to talk to an elder of the house and know about a local homemade medicine, I spoke to my grandmother. She told me certain ways to cure gastric trouble. The first is when a small child of some days or months has a gastric problem, asafoetida (heeng) and ghee work wonders. All you have to do is heat the ghee to a high temperature and add some asafoetida to it. Apply this on the tummy of the child the pain and uneasiness will go in no time. I have personally seen this happen also. The second way of treating and curing gastric problems in adults is to add black salt to carom seeds. The mere combination of these two things (without heating) when eaten raw van shoo away most types of gastric problem.

#Bhagyshri purohit# jvwu#202362,Ba LLB 1st sem #jvwu.My mother discuss me every day let me tell you about traditional medicine.she makes kadha in that basil, celery,black pepper,ginger, jaggery,dried coriander it cooks by pouring. She says that drinking it in creases immunity and does not make you sick and is very beneficial for the body and she also feeds basil. Ayurvedic is very good for the body.she get to learn something new everyday.Thank you.

NAME Naina Sharma #BHMS 4thyr #jv-u/16/9235 #JVWU JAYOTI VIDYAPEETH WOMENS UNIVERSITY #jvmission today i am very happy to express my thought regarding my grandparents..i always learn new things from my parents /grandparents ..i.e after walkup do atleast 30 min walk or yoga/meditation and do nameste for guest and they told me the new new storys about their past our india we have different kind of culture and tradition according to their respective palce or city different type of food , clothing culture home made remedy all the culture and tradition are the same tusli laung garlic cloves Ginger are the most popular and common remdy in nomoral symptoms. my mother gives daily one glass of milk with mix turmeric because of strong immunity and recovery all diease state

Aayushi Singh,jv-i/17/1436,Ba-LLB(7th sem)#jvwu A tradition is a ritual,belief or object that is passed down within a culture,still maintained in the present but with origins in the past.Many tradition and traditional stories have been passed down to us over the generations.It was a dark, moonless night when King Rama, his wife Sita and brother Lakshmana returned to Ayodhya. They had been in exile for 14 years. They had faced many trials and tribulations, the chief among them being the battle with Ravana. But, all that was forgotten when they returned to their beloved kingdom and saw the joy with which the people welcomed them. Clay lamps lined the streets, and were placed outside every home. Even today, people light lamps outside their homes. People living in the mountains did not know immediately that their king had returned. They knew of it only a month later. Which is why it is believed that the people in certain parts of Kullu, Sirmaur, Shimla districts celebrate it a month later. It is known as ‘Budhi’ or ‘Andheri’ Deepavali.

#arshikhanam #batch2017 #B.pharma #jvwu #CDA when I had a conversation with my grandparents they always make me speechless by the traditional remedies that how they use things like medicine and they work as well. some of them I come to know is You may have heard that it can help control blood sugar for people who have prediabetes or diabetes. But there’s no evidence that it does anything for any medical condition. If you plan to try it, be careful: Cinnamon extracts can be bad for your liver in large doses. Turns out, Grandma was right: Chicken soup can be good for a cold. Studies show it can ease symptoms and help you get rid of it sooner. It also curbs swelling and clears out nasal fluids. Some studies show that people who eat more garlic are less likely to get certain types of cancer (garlic supplements don’t seem to have the same effect). It also may lower blood cholesterol and blood pressure levels, but it doesn’t seem to help that much.

# Bhagyshri purohit # jv-u/202362#jvwu#Ba LLB 1st year# jvmission in our India we have different types of culture and tradition.i am Rajasthani.rajasthani traditional food is very different.both Rajasthani culture and food are very different. The traditional dress of Rajasthan is different and show dignity like ghaghra,kurti,odhani is Rajasthani sut.there are also many Rajasthani food such as Dal,Bati,churma,kadhi,kachoti,khichya,gatta vegetable. Rajasthani dhol dance and song.Thank you.

#triptipradhan #jvwu #batch2017 #bpharmacy #jvwu #jaipur #alwar 1.You may have heard that it can help control blood sugar for people who have prediabetes or diabetes. But there’s no evidence that it does anything for any medical condition. If you plan to try it, be careful: Cinnamon extracts can be bad for your liver in large doses. 2. Turns out, Grandma was right: Chicken soup can be good for a cold. Studies show it can ease symptoms and help you get rid of it sooner. It also curbs swelling and clears out nasal fluids. 3. Some studies show that people who eat more garlic are less likely to get certain types of cancer (garlic supplements don’t seem to have the same effect). It also may lower blood cholesterol and blood pressure levels, but it doesn’t seem to help that much.

#Aradhanamishra #jv-u/18/2193 #B.Sc.Agri.Hons.#5th sem #jvwu If you look back in #India’s history, you will find it is full of traditions and customs. These traditions might look ordinary but have several health benefits attached to them. These traditions are still practiced and hold a similar relevance, as they did back in those days. Here are a few Indian traditions which are actually good for your health With most parents getting their child’s ears pierced at a young age, ear piercing is being practiced in India since time immemorial. According to #Ayurveda, the lobe of the ear has an important point right in the center. This point not only helps in maintaining a female’s reproductive health but also balances her menstrual cycle. You might have noticed your grandparents storing and drinking water from copper utensils. This practice has ‘n’ number of health benefits associated with it. Drinking water from a copper vessel can boost your immune system, aid digestion, decrease wound healing time, strengthen joints and improves digestion as Freshly mowed grass bed and dew drops on top, just thinking about it blows a feeling of freshness all over. Several researches have shown than walking barefoot on grass can help improve sleep, reduce pain, decrease muscle tension and lower stress levels. So just take off those shoes and take out some time to walk barefoot on grass. Wearing jewelry on functions, weddings and even on a daily basis has been a part of Indian culture since long. While wearing silver jewelry helps boost blood circulation, aiding in cold and flu prevention and wound healing, gold jewelry too has its own set of benefits. Wearing gold regulates body temperature, reduces stress and attracts positive energy. Eating with hands has not only been a part of our culture but is still being practiced by many across the country. Using hands for eating is healthy for your gut, as the good bacteria on your hands gets into your tummy and help to fight bad bacteria. Eating with hands also helps in forming a connection with food, which makes food seem tastier. Thank you

#Aradhanamishra #jv-u/18/2193 #B.Sc.Agri.Hons.#5th sem #jvwu If you look back in #India’s history, you will find it is full of traditions and customs. These traditions might look ordinary but have several health benefits attached to them. These traditions are still practiced and hold a similar relevance, as they did back in those days. Here are a few Indian traditions which are actually good for your health With most parents getting their child’s ears pierced at a young age, ear piercing is being practiced in India since time immemorial. According to #Ayurveda, the lobe of the ear has an important point right in the center. This point not only helps in maintaining a female’s reproductive health but also balances her menstrual cycle. You might have noticed your grandparents storing and drinking water from copper utensils. This practice has ‘n’ number of health benefits associated with it. Drinking water from a copper vessel can boost your immune system, aid digestion, decrease wound healing time, strengthen joints and improves digestion as Freshly mowed grass bed and dew drops on top, just thinking about it blows a feeling of freshness all over. Several researches have shown than walking barefoot on grass can help improve sleep, reduce pain, decrease muscle tension and lower stress levels. So just take off those shoes and take out some time to walk barefoot on grass. Wearing jewelry on functions, weddings and even on a daily basis has been a part of Indian culture since long. While wearing silver jewelry helps boost blood circulation, aiding in cold and flu prevention and wound healing, gold jewelry too has its own set of benefits. Wearing gold regulates body temperature, reduces stress and attracts positive energy. Eating with hands has not only been a part of our culture but is still being practiced by many across the country. Using hands for eating is healthy for your gut, as the good bacteria on your hands gets into your tummy and help to fight bad bacteria. Eating with hands also helps in forming a connection with food, which makes food seem tastier. Thank you

#arpankumari #bnys4thyear #jv-u/17/1220 #jvwu If you look back in India’s history, you will find it is full of traditions and customs. These traditions might look ordinary but have several health benefits attached to them. These traditions are still practiced and hold a similar relevance, as they did back in those days. Here are a few Indian traditions which are actually good for your health With most parents getting their child’s ears pierced at a young age, ear piercing is being practiced in India since time immemorial. According to Ayurveda, the lobe of the ear has an important point right in the center. This point not only helps in maintaining a female’s reproductive health but also balances her menstrual cycle. You might have noticed your grandparents storing and drinking water from copper utensils. This practice has ‘n’ number of health benefits associated with it. Drinking water from a copper vessel can boost your immune system, aid digestion, decrease wound healing time, strengthen joints and improves digestion as Freshly mowed grass bed and dew drops on top, just thinking about it blows a feeling of freshness all over. Several researches have shown than walking barefoot on grass can help improve sleep, reduce pain, decrease muscle tension and lower stress levels. So just take off those shoes and take out some time to walk barefoot on grass. Wearing jewelry on functions, weddings and even on a daily basis has been a part of Indian culture since long. While wearing silver jewelry helps boost blood circulation, aiding in cold and flu prevention and wound healing, gold jewelry too has its own set of benefits. Wearing gold regulates body temperature, reduces stress and attracts positive energy. Eating with hands has not only been a part of our culture but is still being practiced by many across the country. Using hands for eating is healthy for your gut, as the good bacteria on your hands gets into your tummy and help to fight bad bacteria. Eating with hands also helps in forming a connection with food, which makes food seem tastier. Thank you

#Somya jain #jv-u/18/2127,#jvwu#B pharmacy 3 year. #jvmission Traditional Indian gastronomy is a melange of spices and flavours. Akin to the subcontinent’s cultural and linguistic diversity, culinary style in India varies from place to place. And every sub-cuisine has its own unique take on dishes. Some might be piquant, others less so, but they are all colourful and enticing.Masala dosa Rogan josh ,Hyderabaadi biryani,like Indian chats,Makki ki roti and sarson ka saag, Vadapav, beef roast and parotta,dhokla.The basics of Indian cuisine include rice, especially the fragrant basmati variety, and legumes such as lentils, split peas, chickpeas and beans. Thank-you.

#Somya jain #jv-u/18/2127,#jvwu#B pharmacy 3 year. #jvmission Get outside and play! • Take a nature walk at one of the 75 Ohio State Parks. Check the Ohio Department of Natural Resources website for more information. • Join your children outside for a game of hide and seek, kick the can, or a scanvenger hunt around the neighborhood. • Take your dog for a walk or visit the local playground. Explore More Indoors! • Have a local library card? Many local libraries, including the Ohio Digital Library, allow you to check out and download ebooks! Read aloud to each other, read silently, or take turns reading to each other. • Start a virtual book club! Choose a book and start an online chat with your friends. The State Library of Ohio, Ohioana Library Association and Ohio Center for the Book recommend these 20 books by Ohio authors. • Play games indoors! Games for younger children include Simon Says, Duck Duck Goose, or Follow the Leader. Older children can play “I Spy,” charades, indoor bowling, or make up new games. • Try a new recipe or make dinner as a family; find recipes and tips for cook with children safely on the Cooking with Kids webpage.

#Somya jain #jv-u/18/2127,#jvwu#B pharmacy 3 year. #jvmission Dadi nani k nuskhe. Kids are the most susceptible of all to catch cold and cough during changing seasons. That’s the reason why my grandmother was always ready with her homemade recipe to cure that harsh cough. A glass of warm water, with a few drops of lemon, a teaspoon of honey and a pinch of cinnamon was all that was needed to provide us the much-needed relief. #2nd ::: JVWU.In all India homes, the importance of onions cannot be ignored. Be it in cooking or in preparing home remedies, onions are a vital part of the Indian kitchen. if you have fever then my grandma tell me you can reduce it by simply rubbing some onion slices on the feet. Not only does onion bring the temperature of the body down, it also helps reduce any body aches that you have. Thank you

Name - Aanchal sharma #jv-u/16/9788,#2016 batch , #jvwu # BHMS, # 4th yr , my tradition is different form other countries . i belongs to Jaipur, Rajasthan .according to my place different kind of food and clothing . special food of Rajasthan is Dal batichurma and i loved dal bati but is making process is so hard . and traditional dress for male dhoti kurta and females wear sadi , lehnga choli . and mostly girls wear the selwar suit and in this time tradition dress are different . some male person wear pent shirt . because according the time all culture and thinking are change. different home made nuske of dada-dadi - dana methi powder with boiling water in G.I. complaint . it is so much useful and effective .

#Somya jain #jv-u/18/2127,#jvwu#B pharmacy 3 year. #jvmission in our india Rituals are the “glue” that connects us and strengthens our family ties. Rituals help us focus and connect, which is even more important in today’s fast-paced life where we multitask.Shravan brings a number of Hindu festivals with it. In the coastal region of Maharashtra, Gujarat and Goa, shravan Poornima is celebrated as narali Poornima for pacifying the sea. The same day is, popularly celebrated as Raksha Bandhan. It celebrates the love between a brother and sister. Farmers are in the process of sowing seeds and need some time to relax too. So we have many festivals in shravan, but that was the case for the last few decades. With the changing world, the concept of shravan needs to be changed.#Thankyou

#ektachoudhary Jv-u/18/2617 B pharmacy 5th sem #jvwu If you look back in India’s history, you will find it is full of traditions and customs. These traditions might look ordinary but have several health benefits attached to them. These traditions are still practiced and hold a similar relevance, as they did back in those days. Here are a few Indian traditions which are actually good for your health With most parents getting their child’s ears pierced at a young age, ear piercing is being practiced in India since time immemorial. According to Ayurveda, the lobe of the ear has an important point right in the center. This point not only helps in maintaining a female’s reproductive health but also balances her menstrual cycle. You might have noticed your grandparents storing and drinking water from copper utensils. This practice has ‘n’ number of health benefits associated with it. Drinking water from a copper vessel can boost your immune system, aid digestion, decrease wound healing time, strengthen joints and improves digestion as Freshly mowed grass bed and dew drops on top, just thinking about it blows a feeling of freshness all over. Several researches have shown than walking barefoot on grass can help improve sleep, reduce pain, decrease muscle tension and lower stress levels. So just take off those shoes and take out some time to walk barefoot on grass. Wearing jewelry on functions, weddings and even on a daily basis has been a part of Indian culture since long. While wearing silver jewelry helps boost blood circulation, aiding in cold and flu prevention and wound healing, gold jewelry too has its own set of benefits. Wearing gold regulates body temperature, reduces stress and attracts positive energy. Eating with hands has not only been a part of our culture but is still being practiced by many across the country. Using hands for eating is healthy for your gut, as the good bacteria on your hands gets into your tummy and help to fight bad bacteria. Eating with hands also helps in forming a connection with food, which makes food seem tastier. Thank you

#aditisharma JV-U/16/9629 #bhms4yr 2016 batch #jvwu #jayotividyapeeth #jvmission in our india we have different kind of culture and tradition according to their respective palce or city in rajasthan we have dit kind of tradition in food and clothing in food people eat dal bati ghevar or other thing in dress male wear turban and female wear ghaghr choli with odhni and in up we have different cultures like in food and clothing in food ahar ki dal with rice is common or in dress male wear kurta pajama and female wear shalwar kameez different cultures in different palce but in home made remedy all the culture and tradition are the same tusli laung garlic cloves Ginger are the most popular and common remdy in nomoral symptoms

# Pragya Mishra # jv-i/16/9744 # BBA LLB (9semester ) # jvwu.... My grandmother always give the one glass of turmeric milk every night. She says tumeric milk has lots of benefits like inducing better sleep to boosting immunity and aiding better recovery, a cup of haldi doodh can take you a long way in terms of achieving good health. She believes that you must have a cup of haldi doodh every night. However, the key is to make it right, using the just the right amount of haldi. The "magic of haldi doodh lies in its use and not abuse," Thankyou

#Namaste #Aashu Gupta #Ba.llb 5th sem#jv-i/18/2513#jayotividyapeethwomenuniversityjaipur#When I was a kid my grandma made sure I was fit like a fiddle. And even if I had a slight cold she would rush to me with her home-made nuskas and everything would soon be back to normal. I would like to believe that she passed on her innate knowledge of these wellness hacks to me, amongst other things.so there are 1. Aamla works wonders to get rid of white hair .2.Lemon juice will help you get rid of dandruff and reduce hair fall.3.Adrak can help get rid of a headache.Eating a mixture of butter and sugar is said to decrease migraine pain.4.Caught the cold? Just add a spoon of lemon into boiling water sweetened with honey and have it before sleeping. #Thank you

# Sonal Gambhir # jv-i/16/9524 # BBA LLB (9 Semester) #jvwu.......... My grandmother always give the one glass of turmeric milk every night. She says tumeric milk has lots of benefits like inducing better sleep to boosting immunity and aiding better recovery, a cup of haldi doodh can take you a long way in terms of achieving good health. She believes that you must have a cup of haldi doodh every night. However, the key is to make it right, using the just the right amount of haldi. The "magic of haldi doodh lies in its use and not abuse," Thankyou

#NANDINI MAHAWAR #JV-U/16/9774 #BHMS 4TH YR. (2016) ##jvwu Topic- Dadi nani k nuskhe. Kids are the most susceptible of all to catch cold and cough during changing seasons. That’s the reason why my grandmother was always ready with her homemade recipe to cure that harsh cough. A glass of warm water, with a few drops of lemon, a teaspoon of honey and a pinch of cinnamon was all that was needed to provide us the much-needed relief. #2nd ::: JVWU.In all India homes, the importance of onions cannot be ignored. Be it in cooking or in preparing home remedies, onions are a vital part of the Indian kitchen. if you have fever then my grandma tell me you can reduce it by simply rubbing some onion slices on the feet. Not only does onion bring the temperature of the body down, it also helps reduce any body aches that you have. Thank you

#Amisha Yadav # jv-i/16/9535 , #BBA-LLB (9th semester) , #jvwu ......My grandmother always gives me one glass of turmeric ?? every night. She says turmeric ?? has lots of benefits like inducing better sleep to boosting immunity and aiding better recovery, a cup of haldi doodh can take you a long way in terms of achieving good health. She believes that you must have a cup of haldi doodh every night. However, the key is to make it right, using the just the right amount of haldi. The "magic of haldi doodh lies in its use and not abuse," Thankyou

#pooja goutam jv-i/16/9357 B,DES(ID)+MBA9th Get outside and play! • Take a nature walk at one of the 75 Ohio State Parks. Check the Ohio Department of Natural Resources website for more information. • Join your children outside for a game of hide and seek, kick the can, or a scanvenger hunt around the neighborhood. • Take your dog for a walk or visit the local playground. Explore More Indoors! • Have a local library card? Many local libraries, including the Ohio Digital Library, allow you to check out and download ebooks! Read aloud to each other, read silently, or take turns reading to each other. • Start a virtual book club! Choose a book and start an online chat with your friends. The State Library of Ohio, Ohioana Library Association and Ohio Center for the Book recommend these 20 books by Ohio authors. • Play games indoors! Games for younger children include Simon Says, Duck Duck Goose, or Follow the Leader. Older children can play “I Spy,” charades, indoor bowling, or make up new games. • Try a new recipe or make dinner as a family; find recipes and tips for cook with children safely on the Cooking with Kids webpage.

#Priyanka Kundwani ,JV-U/19/3560, BBA 3rd SeM , # JVWU. My Grandmother always gives the one glass of turmeric every night.She says turmeric milk has lots of benefits like inducing better sleep to boosting immunity and aiding better recovery , a cup of haldi doodh can take you a long way in terms of achieving good health .She believes that you must have a cup of haldi doodh every night. However, the key is to makeit right , using the just the right amount of haldi."The magic of haldi doodh lies in its use and not abuse, Thankyou.

#krishikasarin , # jvwu , jv-u/18/2240, bba (5th sem). My grandmother grandfather and my family members always give the one glass hot water , tumeric milk tumeric candy , and black paper kada and some other things gives because all things has loys od benefits like immunity boosting , freshness , reduce fever and all problems and it also reduce all yhe body aches. Thank you

#FatimaAnjumKhan 202004 BABEd JVWU The Rabbit And Tortoise Story – Once upon a time, there was a Jungle somewhere. There were two friends – Hare Rabbit and Tortoise. Hare (Rabbit) was very much proud of his Speed and self-obsessed with his Speed. Everyone knows that Hare (Rabbit) can run really fast, so every one praised him too. Rabbit Started feeling like King of Speed One Day, he made the biggest mistake of his life. Hare (Rabbit) started teasing Tortoise and insulted him for his speed in front of the entire Jungle. He teased and challenged- Slow but Steady Tortoise to have raced with him. Tortoise accepted the challenge. The News of this competition got spread across the jungle-like fire. Everyone in the jungle was excited to see the race. They invited Fox as a Judge for this competition.Next-Day — Everyone was on his seat to watch this race. “Ready”, “Steady” — “GO” — Said the fox. Hare (Rabbit) like always, started the race with full speed to leave Tortoise behind. He wanted to give the tortoise a message that Tortoise can never win the Race with Rabbit. Soon Hare (Rabbit) was completely out of Sight. “You cannot win the race with me ever” Hare (Rabbit) screamed and decided to take rest in between for some time and fell asleep, as he was sure that Tortoise will take time to reach. On the other hand, Tortoise kept going slowly but steadily.Soon, he passed the place where the Hare (Rabbit) was sleeping. Since Hare (Rabbit) was Sleeping, he couldn’t see Tortoise crossing him. Slow and Steady Tortoise kept walking. He never stopped until he reached the finish line. All the animals who were watching shouted so loudly for Tortoise, they woke up Hare, and when at last he did wake up, the Tortoise was near the goal. The Hare now ran his swiftest, but he could not overtake the Tortoise. It was too late for Hare (Rabbit). The tortoise was over the line.Moral for everyone “Confidence is good, but Over Confidence is Bad” “Don’t make fun of Anyone” “Slow but steady always wins the Race” “You Will Win If you have decided to win” THANKYOU

#UshaDevi #202119 #ba-bed once upon a time my grandmother told me a story about a boy... I woke up with a bad feeling that something bad was going to happen and that it was going to change my life forever. As usual I went down stairs for breakfast and saw my mother and older sister crying. I went over to them and asked what was wrong. They looked at me and my mother put her arm on my shoulder and said, “Rifaath, your father has gone to a better place. I was confused and asked where he was and my mother said, “To heaven.” All I remember was my eyes feeling wet and feeling like I was melting. The next thing I knew I was crying. I ran to my father’s room where he was lying and saw a lifeless body; an empty vessel. Then I remembered the great times I had with him and thought to myself, I just lost someone that I loved. Then I told myself I had to start appreciating what I have and care for it. I smiled but still felt sad. After that day I started to enjoy what I still have and live life to the fullest. That’s why I am happy.

#FatimaAnjumKhan #202004 #Ba-bed once upon a time my grandmother told me a story ..... Once upon a time, there was a Jungle somewhere. There were two friends – Hare Rabbit and Tortoise. Hare (Rabbit) was very much proud of his Speed and self-obsessed with his Speed. Everyone knows that Hare (Rabbit) can run really fast, so every one praised him too. Rabbit Started feeling like King of Speed. One Day, he made the biggest mistake of his life. Hare (Rabbit) started teasing Tortoise and insulted him for his speed in front of the entire Jungle. He teased and challenged- Slow but Steady Tortoise to have raced with him. Tortoise accepted the challenge. The News of this competition got spread across the jungle-like fire. Everyone in the jungle was excited to see the race. They invited Fox as a Judge for this competition. Next-Day — Everyone was on his seat to watch this race. “Ready”, “Steady” — “GO” — Said the fox. Hare (Rabbit) like always, started the race with full speed to leave Tortoise behind. He wanted to give the tortoise a message that Tortoise can never win the Race with Rabbit. Soon Hare (Rabbit) was completely out of Sight. “You cannot win the race with me ever” Hare (Rabbit) screamed and decided to take rest in between for some time and fell asleep, as he was sure that Tortoise will take time to reach. On the other hand, Tortoise kept going slowly but steadily. Soon, he passed the place where the Hare (Rabbit) was sleeping. Since Hare (Rabbit) was Sleeping, he couldn’t see Tortoise crossing him. Slow and Steady Tortoise kept walking. He never stopped until he reached the finish line. All the animals who were watching shouted so loudly for Tortoise, they woke up Hare, and when at last he did wake up, the Tortoise was near the goal. The Hare now ran his swiftest, but he could not overtake the Tortoise. It was too late for Hare (Rabbit). The tortoise was over the line. thankyou

#Anshikakashyap #Ba-bed #jvwu202166 Once a day my grandmother told me a story about two friends.. Once upon a time, two friends were walking down through a desert. During some point of the journey they had an argument, and one friend slapped the other one in the face. The one who got slapped was hurt. Above all, He did not say anything, however he wrote in the sand, “Today my best friend slapped me in the face”. They kept on walking until they found an oasis, where they decided to take a bath since it was really hot. Suddenly, the one who had been slapped got stuck in the mire and started drowning, the other friend saved him without hesitating. After he recovered from the near drowning, he wrote on a stone, “Today my best friend saved my life”. The friend who had slapped and saved his best friend asked him, “When I slapped you, you wrote it in the sand and now, you have written it on a stone! Why? The other friend replied, “When someone hurts us, we should write it down in the sand where the winds of forgiveness can erase it away. But, when someone does something good for us, we should engrave it on a stone so that no wind can ever erase it.” Thankyou.

#SAPNAYADAV #jvwu202513#bca.one day my mother told me a story about a girl name was Geeta. She an educated girl and Bombay girl .she married in traditional family.she finds it hard to adjust and adapt herself to the rigorous an conventional ways of the Haveli. She being an independent new women ,initially struggles to maintain her individuality in the traditional world of the haveli but some years later she admire its traditional and accepts the warm affection of the people. She always happy in the haveli and accept the traditions and rituals.

AzraMalik#jv-u/19/3661#BHMS 2nd year #JVWU today i am very happy to express my thought regarding my grandparents..i always learn new things from my parents /grandparents After walkup do atleast 45 min walk or yoga/meditation and do nameste for guest and they told me the new new storys about their past and sometimes My grandfather learned to respect the elders.He also told how the life of the first people was how he lived My grandfather, who was also a doctor, taught him what to do on exemptions.

#chetna Rahangdale 202179 #Bsc.Bed {ZBC}. #JVWU once a day my grandfather told me a story...................Onece upon a there was a two close friends ,name of friends is JAI and VEERU both boys live like bothers . Both boys complete their study together but they seprate to each other for their heigher studies . jai join enginering collage and veeru join medical collage . jai make bad friends in theri collage and veeru make good friends .after completion of their studies jai beome bad human being and veeru beome good human being.This story tells us make always good friends in life and capture good memories with friends.

#akshika chouhan F.des. 202506 #jvwu once a day my grand mother told me a story.........barbie named a girl. once a prince goes to visit our town . he saw that a girl was doing work in our yard...she was very beautiful and hard working. prince go at our home and searching about that girl but he does not get any info about girl. he was apset. after this he try many way to know about that girl . one day finally he found it. they become a good friends and when they were adult they marrie .after marriage they spent a good life with each other .

NAME POOJA BA LLB JV-I/18/2294 #JVWU JAYOTI VIDYAPEETH WOMENS UNIVERSITY today i am very happy to express my thought regarding my grandparents..i always learn new things from my parents /grandparents ..i.e after walkup do atleast 45 min walk or yoga/meditation and do nameste for guest and they told me the new new storys about their past and sometimes we play the games like chopar,satrange etc. . and we always teach them how to play new generation games i.e video games. i also always leans the history of our rituals , why we celebrate it ? And in this lockdown, we leans sop much things in Ramayan, MahaBharat.

#anishabishnoi202416 b.sc.ag #JVWU Once upon a time a man lives his livehoood in forest. he is the only person who live there from past 5yr. he a traveller and he travel to new places every time and than one day he forgot the to his journeny. he drop the hope to reach to home and he set his mind to live in forest lonely and he lived his lfe by hunting animals and fruits available there and he had a good home made with wood by himself.he was happy with the enviornment and he was palying his role very well.oneday when he was search for food he find a factory and some people was working there. when he notice the people working there ther is no word to explain his happiness. than the people help him out to reach the main road and the way to reach his home. when he reached his home and see his family. the expression was word less.

#akshika chouhan F.des. 202506 #jvwu once a day my grand mother told me a story.........barbie named a girl. once a prince goes to visit our town . he saw that a girl was doing work in our yard...she was very beautiful and hard working. prince go at our home and searching about that girl but he does not get any info about girl. he was apset. after this he try many way to know about that girl . one day finally he found it. they become a good friends and when they were adult they marrie .after marriage they spent a good life with each other .

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jyoti mittal scholar no.-202275 #jayotividyapeethwomensuniversity today i am very happy to express my thought regarding my grandparents..i always learn new things from my parents /grandparents ..i.e after walkup do atleast 45 min walk or yoga/meditation and do nameste for guest and they told me the new new storys about their past and sometimes we play the games like chopar,satrange etc. . and we always teach them how to play new generation games i.e video games. i also always leans the history of our rituals , why we celebrate it ? And in this lockdown, we leans sop much things in Ramayan, MahaBharat.

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