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The Human Genome Project (HGP) produced a reference sequence of the euchromatic human genome, which is used worldwide in biomedical sciences.

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India’s prestigious Indian Institutes Management i.e. IIM (Ahmedabad, Bangalore, Kolkata, Indore, Lucknow and Kozhikode) and its counterpart B-schools can take take entrance test. So as per their norms the conduct CAT (Common Admission Test) once in every year. All you have to work hard. All entrance exams are more or less a kind of questions.

Admission Process

First Phase

Written test : The Verbal ability, English Grammar, mathematical proficiency, reasoning, general knowledge etc.

Second Phase

Group Discussion and Interview: The phase group discussion (GD) candidate by the Analytical skill and his leadership is judged on quality, during the interview, General Knowledge, confidence, etc. are measured.

Institute of specialization and selection: the candidate successfully crosses the two phases, the final test comes, and the Institute of specialization to choose.

Major area of specialization

Chain Management: Supply Management’s any industry is its base. Production account - keeping watch, the task manager to coordinate the supply and Retailers are. If in you accept the challenge of the region’s ability, then your chain management can be best area of specialization.

Banking: If your interest is more economic and financial matters, the banking management option might be better for you. The only other think about their savings and benefits and discounts have to tell, but you made a policy change can come from the country’s economy.

Rural Management: These days, with the government - with private sector companies have started to turn towards the rural areas. That’s why the picture of rural areas also gradually change has begun. Look at rural management, then find that infrastructure, including recreational areas are involved.

Environment Management: environment for countries across the world we see today are serious. Given the increasing awareness of the environment of the society and its body is engaged round the clock supervision and management. Given the environmental NGOs worldwide are exposed in the region rising demand for managers has begun. Environmental Management Not only do you beat the Earth - make full, but the lush green is your pocket.

Retail Management: city or town are spread all over the mall and supermarket. Way to organize stuff and customers like and dislike for people who know the area of retail management is relatively broad and challenging. Malls and supervisor of the storm has made it big place for managers. Detailed to the mall every company looking for good managers always keeps.

Finance: This is also a very hot field now days as insurance and finance is rising day by day in Indian Market. So, after successful completion of this course one can do a job as portfolio manager, finance consultant, Investment consultant manager in financial institutions etc.

System: In this age of technological revolution and technical management to accommodate the new - new resources and make society aware of the management graduates are in great demand in today’s modern systems. They very quickly ahead in this area can not only be smart, but they are minded visionary.

Advertising: The best way to deliver information - advertising. Ad Management Area can be a better choice for those careers, which is the biggest thing to offer an example or by Pictures are good at. There are enormous opportunities for people in the area.

Marketing: the syndrome and sell some stuff to offer him the property, this area is reached heights you. Walk in addition a good marketing manager should have ingenuity and leadership.

Production: engineers is the preferred field. If you know the quality of any commodity trends and thinking of giving a better shape, so the field can become strong foundation for your career.

International Business: If your interest is the global market and the liberalization and globalization, i.e. IB International Business specialization for you to do better. The area is not only a good salary, rather than others is the highest honor.

Human Resource Development: If your interest and abilities of people’s ability to identify and communicate only through the properties of any person you might anticipate, the Human Resource Development field might be better for you.

Operation Management: It is seen that some of the trends is solving problems. But it does not matter whether the problem is large or small. The participants to such patience challenging area of operations management can be good.

Telecom Management: For those interested in computer and telecommunication telecom management is a better choice. Given the growing telecom markets in the region’s excellent career potential today. That’s why these days in the Telecom Management Professional of the market demand has seen plenty.

Ayurveda is a system of Indian medicine now practiced all over the world as a complementary system. Ayurvedic practitioners have identified a number of medicinal preparations and surgical procedures for curing various ailments and diseases, not completely curable in other systems. Many of its methods-such as herbs and massage, can be applied along with other systems, too.

Ayurveda in India

Ayurveda in India-the science of life, the origin of most forms of natural and alternative medicine-has its mention in one of the oldest (about 6,000 years) philosophical texts of the world, the Rig Veda. The Sutrasthana of Charaka Samhita, a much referred ayurvedic text,  says;  “The three-body, mind and soul-are like a tripod, the world stand by their combination; in them everything abides. It is the subject matter of ayurveda for which the teachings of ayurveda have been revealed.”

In its broader scope, ayurveda in India has always sought to prepare mankind for the realization of the full potential of its self through a psychosomatic integration. A comprehensive health care is what this natural and alternative medicine prescribes for the ultimate self-realization.

“Life (ayu) is the combination (samyoga) of body, senses, mind and reincarnating soul. Ayurvedic is the most sacred science of life, beneficial to humans both in this world and the world beyond.” -Charaka Samhita, Sutrasthana.

The verses of Rig Veda, the earliest source of ayurvedic, refer to panchamahabhut (five basic elements of the entire creation), and the three doshas or primary forces of prana or vata (air), agni or pitta (fire) and soma or kapha (water and earth) as comprising the basic principles of ayurvedic. One branch of Indian philosophy-Sankhya states that there are 24 elements, all of which constitute the foundation of the gross world: earth, water, fire, air and ether. These five elements in different combinations constitute the three body types/doshas-vata dosha (air and ether), pitta dosha (fire) and kapha dosha (earth and water). The panchamahabhut and the dosha theories are the guiding factors of ayurvedic as a therapeutic science. The Rig Veda also mentions organ transplants and herbal remedies called soma with properties of elixir.

This science or knowledge of healing, as mentioned in the Rig Veda, was revealed to Rishi Bharadvaja from the great Cosmic Intelligence. The knowledge consists of three aspects known as the Tri-Sutras of ayurvedic, which are-etiology or the science of the causes of disease, symptomatology or the study and interpretation of symptoms and medication and herbal remedies. Approximately, during 4,000 to 3,000 BC, Sam Veda and Yajur Veda, the second and third Vedas came into being. Chanting of mantras and performance of rituals were, respectively, dealt in these two Vedas. And, during 3,000 to 2,000 BC Atharva the fourth Veda was authored, of which ayurvedic is an upaveda (subsection). Though it had been practiced all along, it was around this time that ayurvedic in India, was codified from the oral tradition to book form, as an independent science. It enlists eight branches/divisions of ayurvedic: Kayachikitsa (Internal Medicine), Shalakya Tantra (surgery and treatment of head and neck, Ophthalmology and Otolaryngology), Shalya Tantra (Surgery), Agada Tantra (Toxicology), Bhuta Vidya (Psychiatry), Kaumarabhritya (Pediatrics), Rasayana (science of rejuvenation or anti-aging), and Vajikarana (the science of fertility). The oldest treatise available on this codified version is Atreya Samhita.

The most fascinating aspect of ayurvedic is, it was using almost all methods of healing like lifestyle regimen, yoga, aroma, meditation, gems, amulets, herbs, diet, jyotishi (astrology), color and surgery etc. in treating patients. Though ayurvedic came into being as an independent upaveda of Atharva Veda, it has close links with other Vedas also. The Yajur Veda, which recommends rituals to pacify the panchamahabhuts in a view to heal both the Cosmic Being and the individual soul, is related to ayurvedic in its principles and regulations of lifestyle. The upaveda called Dhanur Veda or the martial arts and ayurvedic both refer to each other in the treatment of marmas or sensitive points in the body. Ayurvedic recommends specific ayurvedic massages, exercises and bodywork for this purpose.

Around 15,00 BC ayurvedic was delineated into to two distinct schools: Atreya-The School of Physicians, and Dhanvantari-The School of Surgeons. This made ayurvedic a more systematically classified medical science, hereafter. Dhanvantari, who is considered to be a reincarnation of Lord Vishnu, was the guiding sage of ayurvedic. He made this science of health and longevity popular and widely acceptable. In fact, these two schools of thought led to the writing of two major books on ayurveda-Charaka Samhita and Susruta Samhita.

These two Samhitas were written in the early part of 1000 BC. The great sage- physician Charaka authored Charaka Samhita revising and supplementing the text written by Atreya, which has remained the most referred ayurvedic text on internal medicine till date. Susruta, following the Dhanvantari School of Thought, wrote Susruta Samhita, comprising the knowledge about prosthetic surgery to replace limbs, cosmetic surgery, caesarian operations and even brain surgery. He is famed for his innovation of cosmetic surgery on nose or rhinoplasty. Around 500 AD, Vagbhatt compiled the third major treatise on ayurvedic, Astanga Hridaya. It contained knowledge comprising the two schools of ayurvedic.

From 500 AD to 1900 AD, sixteen major Nighantus or supplementary texts on ayurvedic like Dhanvantari Bhavaprakasha, Raja and Shaligram among others were written incorporating new drugs, expansion in applications, discarding of old drugs and identification of substitutes. These texts mention about 1814 varieties of plants in vogue.

Evidences show that ayurvedic had nurtured almost all the medical systems of the world. The Egyptians learnt about ayurvedic long before the invasion of Alexander in the 4th century BC through their sea-trade with India. Greeks and Romans come to know about it after the famous invasion. The Unani form of medical tradition came out of this interaction. In the early part of the first millennium ayurvedic spread to the East through Buddhism and greatly influenced the Tibetan and Chinese system of medicine and herbology. Around 323 BC, Nagarjuna, the great monastic of Mahayana Buddhism and an authority on ayurvedic had written a review on Susruta Samhita. In 800 AD ayurvedic was translated into Arabic. The two Islamic physicians Avicenna and Razi Serapion, who helped form the European tradition of medicine, strictly followed ayurvedic. Even, Paracelsus, considered to be the father of the modern western medicine toed the line of ayurvedic, as well.

In the postmodern age, the popularity of this vibrant tradition of ayurvedic lies in its, subtle yet scientific, approach to heal a person in its totality. It aims, not only at healing the body, but also the mind and spirit, at one go. Its unique understanding of the similarities of natural law and the working of human body, as well as its holistic treatment methods, help it to strike a balance between the two. This gives ayurvedic an edge over other healing systems. Perhaps that’s the reason behind ayurvedic being the longest unbroken medical tradition in the world, today.

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Are you thinking of starting your own business?

If you like to work with people, enjoy planning big parties, and are good at negotiating and networking you might consider becoming a wedding planner (also known as a wedding consultant or bridal consultant). Even though not as many people are getting married, according to various statistical sources, those who are getting married are older. That means, that generally they are more established and therefore have more money to spend on that special day. It also means they are so busy with work, they probably don’t have time to spend planning a wedding. That’s where a wedding consultant comes in.

What Does a Wedding Planner Do?

The role of the wedding consultant is that of a facilitator, mediator, money manager, artisan and constructor of dreams.” However, if you’ve ever been a bride, a groom, or even a bridesmaid, you also know the kind of stress involved with planning a wedding. Add to the above description, therapist, sounding board, mediator, and even punching bag, figuratively of course, when frazzled nerves come into play.

Required Skills

A wedding planner must be able to remain calm in the face of adversity. Of course, he or she must be personable and, as mentioned earlier, a good negotiator. You are the mouthpiece for the bride and groom when it comes to ordering flowers, hiring a band and photographer, finding a caterer, etc. You must be able to get them the best service for the lowest price — your reputation will depend on it. Networking is also important. Establishing good connections will help ensure that you get good deals. That’s not all. Running your own business, as well as handling someone else’s money, requires that you be adept at handling finances. You must also be very well organized. A wedding planner must have a good fashion sense. He or she should know about color, music, and flowers. A good knowledge of religions is also imperative, since a wedding ceremony is often a religious one. Related to this, is a knowledge of customs and traditions, which are also part of many wedding ceremonies. Plan to spend a lot of time reading the current bridal magazines, of which there are many, to keep up with the latest trends.

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Giving pave for light of knowledge,

Let’s free our soul

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