It all started with the day when i came उधमपुर

It all started with the day when i heard some positive cases of corona virus in our country India. It was just a joke for us when we heard about it in other countries but suddenly the world is upsight down for whole nation and this was only because of some of deaths in our country due to corona virus and this create a threat among people about corona virus but some of the people are not afraid of it because they thought that it is just a hoax and this would lead to increase in positive cases in our country. Doctors are fixing this problem by making vaccine and only for that much of time we need to keep ourselves at home.

It is a humble request from me to my whole nation India please stay safe and stay home please

* Why should alcohol be banned (in the light of Islam and science) * The Holy Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said: Gabriel (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) came to him and said: O Beloved of Allaah, the curse of Allaah is on wine and the brewer. On the one who makes it, and on the one who carries it, and on the one who carries it, and on the one who sells it, and on the one who buys it, and on the one who drinks and drinks. ”Then the Messenger of Allah said,“ If the drunkard dies (without repentance). Then he will be in the court of Allah as an idolater.

Noah planted a vine, but Satan taught him to blow. Noah was not aware of this. When they saw the dry ox, they were upset. Satan asked them, "O Prophet, why are you upset?" Noah (peace be upon him) told the whole story. So Satan said, "I have a solution." He poured the blood of a dog, a rooster, a lion, a fox, a leopard, a fox, and a bear into a vine. was given

Alcohol would destroy homes

Childrens are become orphans and

Domestic violence is also on the rise.

All liver diseases are caused by excessive consumption of alcohol. Alcohol damages the liver and causes incurable diseases. Liver damage can only be identified if 80% of the liver is damaged, which is irreversible. Alcoholic hepatitis is another disease that causes death.

Alcohol is said to be the biggest enemy of the body because it damages many organs at the same time. This not only damages the liver but also the brain. According to one study, one sip of alcohol is enough to get alcohol into the brain in just 30 seconds. Reaching the brain, it affects the chemicals and processes that carry messages from the brain to other parts of the body. Because of this, the brain's ability to function slows down and its balance is disturbed. Drinking too much alcohol weakens the memory.

Dr. Omar Afroz of AIIMS, www.myupchar.com, says that after getting addicted to alcohol, a person is not in a position to think about how much alcohol he is drinking and what will be the harms of alcohol. How deadly

Alcohol has the greatest effect on the kidneys. According to a report, alcohol consumption affects the brain, which prevents the kidneys from urinating in excess. That is, drinking alcohol makes you feel the need to urinate frequently. If this condition persists for a long time, the kidneys may deteriorate. Once the liver enters the body, it processes alcohol. In this way many of the toxins involved in alcohol reach the liver. It causes the liver to swell, which is called fatty liver, and can be damaged.

Alcoholics have the highest risk of developing diabetes. The reason is that the pancreas, or pancreas, makes insulin in the body and alcohol interferes with this. Drinking too much alcohol does not make enough insulin and the person becomes diabetic. If alcohol is not controlled in time, the condition can turn into pancreatic cancer.

Alcohol affects digestion. Drinking too much alcohol causes acidity. Because alcohol affects the inner wall of the stomach. Digestive juices come out of these inner walls of the stomach. Acidity occurs when this digestive juice and alcohol are mixed. When alcohol is drunk, 20%Alcohol is absorbed in the stomach and goes into the blood. 80% Alcohol goes to the heart, brain, kidneys, liver while circulating in the intestine. The electrical cells in our brains that allow us to speak, walk, and cry. Electric cell

Neurotransmitters cause neurotransmitters to run

There are two types. Glutamate

And GABA. Glutamate for high speeds, GABA for slowing down cells. Alcohol increases the amount of GABA in the brain, which causes parts of the brain to stop working. Alcohol affects the cerebellum, which makes it difficult to walk and speak, and if alcohol affects the frontal lobe, which controls important cognitive skills in humans, such as emotional expression, problem solving, memory, language, Decisions and sexual behavior seem heavy on the tongue and anger or sensation comes over small things.

Or if alcohol is the part of the brain that controls short-term and long-term memory that affects the hippocampus, they repeat or forget the same thing over and over again. In addition, alcohol affects many parts of the brain. If it is made of, then the drunkards stop being afraid, embarrassed, thinking. Whenever the body is dehydrated, a hormone called ADH comes from the pituitary gland of the brain.

Extracts which go to the kidneys and help the body to absorb water but drinking too much alcohol causes ADH from the pituitary gland.

Excretion stops due to which the body cannot suck water from the kidneys and all the water from the kidneys starts coming out through the urinary tract, then due to such lack of water there is thirst for water and frequent urination and hangover Symptoms include acetaldetyle, a harmful chemical in the liver that is caused by excess alcohol in the antioxidants, causing an antioxidant to build up in the liver.

Glutathione is deficient. This is why some people experience headaches and vomiting and liver damage. After alcohol enters the lungs, it is expelled through carbon dioxide, which causes bad breath.

In the brain of people who drink a lot of alcohol, GABA receptors become disproportionate after long-term use of alcohol.

Readers are Leaders

- by Miracle

Mark Twain, an American author said that “The man who does not read has no advantage over the man who cannot read.”

Books are the ultimate source of knowledge. Reading a book is one of the best habit ones can develop. Reading is important because it makes us smarter, develops our thought, gives us endless knowledge and lessons. Books are the best mode of imparting education from school days for all of us. Regular reading helps us to build optimism and to approach life with a positive attitude.

Books are capable of increasing our imagination power. Have you ever noticed that while reading a novel/storybook, our mind starts framing pictures of what we Read. Suppose a novel describes an island, surrounded by ocean and having tall trees, then our mind automatically frames the picture of it in our mind. This is possible even if we haven’t visited an island before. This happens due to the description of the storyline. Thus, Reading enhances our Imagination power.

Some books teach us how one can become successful or how one can tackle their problems. Spiritual books like The Bible, Bhagwat Geeta helps us to get peace of mind and also to receive high-end knowledge and wisdom. Books also enhance our reading and writing skills and also they are good company when we are feeling alone or traveling somewhere. A study found the most common habit among great leaders is- READING. A survey conducted in the US included 1200 World’s Wealthiest people and found that they all have a common habit of Reading. Warren Buffett, World’s Richest man, read 800-1000 pages per day. He spends 80% of his time reading.

Thus, we conclude that through Regular Reading, one can make the best decision in life by getting exposed to other people’s problems and how they solve them. Those who read books are better in almost all aspects of their lives. The beginners, should start reading at least 10 pages per day which means it will be 3650 pages per year, so it will be approximately 18 books of 200 pages each. So every year YOU will Discover a NEW YOU.

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Dólar hoy: a cuánto cotizan el oficial y sus diferentes tipos de cambio este lunes 13 de julio - Clarín

El dólar oficial cotiza este lunes 13 de julio a $70,08 para la compra y $75,07 para la venta en las entidades bancarias. En cuanto al dólar blue, esta jornada cotiza a $117,00 para la compra y $127,00 para la venta. Así, marca una brecha de 67% con respecto…

El dólar oficial cotiza este lunes 13 de julio a $70,08 para la compra y $75,07 para la venta en las entidades bancarias. En cuanto al dólar blue, esta jornada cotiza a $117,00 para la compra y $127,00 para la venta. Así, marca una brecha de 67% con respecto al dólar oficial. El valor del dólar blue tiene una diferencia sustancial con el dólar oficial, que se adquiere en los bancos y que posee una cotización establecida. Por otro lado, el dólar turista (también conocido como dólar solidario) cotiza a $0,00. Este valor es el que se utiliza al momento de comprar dólar para ahorro o de realizar transacciones en el exterior y surge de la suma de un 30% al valor del dólar oficial del día. Otro de los tipos de cambio es el dólar mayorista, el cual inicia el día a $67,80 para la compra y $67,80 para la venta. En relación al Contado con liqui (CCL), el precio de referencia es de $109,69. El CCL es la operatoria que permite a las empresas comprar papeles argentinos en el mercado local y venderlos en el exterior para lograr así girar divisas para "atesoramiento". Cuántos tipos de dólar hay en Argentina Hoy en Argentina conviven al menos seis tipos de cotizaciones distintas para la moneda estadounidense, algunas más usadas que otras. Dólar ahorro/tarjeta o dólar turista/solidario: tiene el recargo del 30% dispuesto por el Gobierno sobre las compras realizadas con tarjeta en moneda extranjera y sobre la adquisición de divisas para atesoramiento dentro del circuito oficial. Dólar blue: es el billete que se vende en el mercado informal, a través de cuevas o arbolitos en la calle. Contado con Liqui: es una operación legal para conseguir dólares en el exterior. Se convirtió en el camino preferido de las empresas. Se compran títulos o acciones argentinas en pesos y luego se venden en el exterior en dólares. Dólar oficial o minorista: es el precio al que pueden acceder los particulares pero siempre dentro del cerco de US$200 establecido por el cepo. Dólar mayorista: es el que se usa para el comercio exterior, el pago de deudas dolarizadas y de dividendos. Teóricamente es el que incide en la fijación de los precios de los productos importados. Dólar para industria y servicios: por el efecto de las retenciones, los exportadores de manufacturas y de servicios reciben en realidad un dólar a un valor más bajo que el oficial, y mucho más bajo que el blue. Dentro de esta categoría, hay distintos valores para quienes exportan carne y lácteos, para trigo, maíz y girasol y para la soja. TEMAS QUE APARECEN EN ESTA NOTA COMENTARIOS CERRADOS POR PROBLEMAS TÉCNICOS. ESTAMOS TRABAJANDO PARA REACTIVARLOS EN BREVE.

Manchester City's European ban quashed on appeal - SuperSport

Manchester City are free to play Champions League football next season after the Court of Arbitration for Sport on Monday lifted a two-season ban from European competitions imposed by Uefa.

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Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 2 won't feature in August 5 Unpacked event - GSMArena.com news - GSMArena.com

The Galaxy Note20, Z Flip 5G, Galaxy Tab S7/S7+ and Galaxy Buds Live are coming August 5.

Samsung made it official that it will host an Unpacked event on August 5 and it's no secret the Galaxy Note20 series will be the centerpiece of that event. Expected to tag along are the Galaxy Z Flip 5G, the Galaxy Tab S7 and Tab S7+, the Galaxy Buds Live, and the Galaxy Z Fold 2. According to respected insider Max Weinbach the Galaxy Z Fold 2 won't be featured at the August 5 event. He goes on to say that he's 60% sure Samsung won't mention the Galaxy Z Fold 2 at the event and 100% sure that it won't be shown. He estimates that the Z Fold 2 would be announced in early September and could be released in early October. Fold 2 isn't happening at Unpacked. Max Weinbach (@MaxWinebach) July 11, 2020 This still leaves a packed... Unpacked event. The Galaxy Note20 series is expected to feature three models - Galaxy Note20, Note20+ and an all-out Note20 Ultra - the Z Flip 5G is expected to add a Snapdragon 865 (or 865+) and 5G to the old phone's formula. The Galaxy Tab S7/S7+ will bring Snapdragon 865 (or, again, 865+) chipsets, 120Hz-capable displays, big batteries (7,760mAh for the S7, 10,090mAh for the S7+) and dual 13MP + 5MP cameras. The Galaxy Buds Live will bring an unseen-before design and active noise-cancellation. Via