The dairy industry would have us believe that cows live happy lives; that they spend their days basking in the sunshine and roaming around in the grass with their young. But the reality is a different, far darker story. All cows within the dairy industry – no matter how they are raised – will be forcibly impregnated, separated… Read More »
Respected Hakeem Sahab. I used to teach in a school 6 years back. I told one of my students about the amal of Surah Kausar on the phone. After few days I asked her about the benefits she experienced. She said everything in my house is running well. I asked her to never give it up. Before last… Read More »
Pakistan is among the few countries in the world where slavery in the form of bonded labour exists even in the 21st century. A slavery index report, released by Walk Free Foundation in October 2013, placed Pakistan on top of the countries where slavery, including bonded and forced labour practices, are rampant. One can contest the ranking accorded… Read More »
Pulse diagnosis is based on another microsystem with internal organs represented on the wrists. Once the Chinese doctor has questioned the patient and looked at the tongue, it is time for pulse diagnosis. The patient stretches out his wrists or lays them on a small oblong rice cushion on the table. The doctor will use three fingers to take… Read More »
Sugarcane Juice health benefits includesSlowing down aging process, promoting weight loss, regulating blood sugar levels, strengthening immune system, relieving stress, supporting cardiovascular health, fighting kidney stones, supporting dental health, and improving digestion. Sugarcane is rich in antioxidants so it helps fights infections and boost the immunity. It’s rich in iron, magnesium, calcium and other electrolytes so it’s great… Read More »
Before the 19th century, photography did not exist, so people who wanted a lasting image of their home, their family, or themselves had to have one painted, sculpted, or drawn. In the early 1800s, inventors in France and England were at the center of the effort to create photographic representations of objects and people. In France, Joseph Nicéphore… Read More »
The former chairman of Tata Group, credited with transforming the company into one of the world’s largest conglomerates, has passed away in Mumbai. Ratan Tata, the former chairman of India’s sprawling Tata Group conglomerate, died Wednesday at age 86, the Tata Group said in a statement. “It is with a profound sense of loss that we bid farewell to… Read More »
Bluetooth, technology standard used to enable short-range wireless communication between electronic devices. Bluetooth was developed in the late 1990s and soon achieved massive popularity in consumer devices. In 1998 Ericsson, the Swedish manufacturer of mobile telephones, assembled a consortium of computer and electronics companies to bring to the consumer market a technology they had been developing for several years that was aimed at freeing computers… Read More »
Scurvy is a disease that affects the blood vessels, skin, and the body’s healing process, resulting in anemia, hemorrhaging of the skin, and gum disease (gingivitis). Scurvy occurs when your diet is deficient in vitamin C. Scurvy is uncommon in the United States, and those most at risk are older adults and alcoholics suffering from malnutrition. Vitamin C,… Read More »
Your uvula is the fleshy piece of tissue hanging down over your tongue toward the back of your mouth. It’s part of the soft palate. The soft palate helps close your nasal passages when you swallow. The uvula helps push food toward your throat. Uvulitis is inflammation, including swelling, of the uvula. It can be irritating, but it’s usually temporary. However, if… Read More »