Hi friends,

I am glad to let you know that our honorable CEO and President – Mrs Neelam Toprani Madam have been interviewed by OMNI TV channel. On this special occasion we would like to thank our readers, customers and well wishers. It is the result of your continuous encouragement and feedback which helped us to refine our strategies and to reach at this point.

For detailed information on the interview please follow the below links:

Friday, 04th Nov 2011 Programme schedule of OMNI TV
Women in Focus Show details

Here is the speech from our President :

Dear Friends,
I would like to share some exciting news with you. I have been interviewed by Shushma Datt, Host/interviewer of Women in Focus, Omni TV Channel 8 and the interview was shown on 6.00 pm Saturday Oct. 29th, 2011. You can enjoy it again at Friday Nov. 04th, 2011
This was my first interview and I have to admit that I was quite nervous. There was no preparation time for the interview nor were the questions pre-arranged. I guess this is what they call “First Take”.
I hope that you find the interview informative and entertaining!

Thanks and Regards,
Neelam

Ayurveda : Ayu-r-veda: Ayu means age or longevity of life and Veda, derived from vid (a Sanskrit term) means knowledge. So Ayurveda means “the complete knowledge for long life”.

Ayurvedic treatment came into action during the age of Vedic civilization (in India) and serving to the mankind till date. Ayurveda is based on the physics of the five elements that compose the universe and seven primary constituent elements of the body. Ayurveda also stresses a balance of three elemental energies or humors: Vata, Pitta and Kapha. Each one of these energies describes a single characteristic of human body. Someone who can understand Vata, Pitta and Kapha can have a better idea regarding the Principals of Ayurveda. These Doshas are the underlying principles that govern the nature, transformation and structure of the physical universe. Every object in the natural world (including human body) is composed of the elements of vata, pitta and kapha and it is the relative proportion of each Dosha that determines its uniqueness and differentiates it from another objects.

The Ayurvedic theory states that these three substances or Dosas are important for health. Any kind of imbalance in these three Dosas will lead your body to unhealthy condition or diseases. However we can maintain a perfect balance of these Dosas by following the guidelines of Ayurveda. That are :

• Maintaining a proper daily routine.
• Eating healthy foods.
• Doing exercise regularly.
• Practicing yoga and meditation.

In today’s busy world we are facing much more of difficulties to maintain an adequate daily routine. No time for yoga practice and even most of us don’t know how to meditate. For small to small diseases we are prompted to take medicines resulting in side effects and chronic diseases. But thanks to Ayurveda, which brought us the care of Mother Nature in the form of herbal remedies. It has been proven that, Ayurvedic medicines do not have side effects. And in most of the cases it is cost effective. There are several herbs and herbal extract medicines available which can cure chronic diseases in a simple way. We will have a look on the treatment of diseases and on the other aspects of Ayurveda in coming posts.

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