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Tuesday, December 21, 2010
Tuesday, December 7, 2010
An open letter to leaders of Indian Mujahideen
Dear 'reputed leaders' of Indian Mujahideen,
I am K Govindan Nampoothiry, Journalist from Kerala, India.
Recent blast operated by Indian Mujahideen (IM) at Varanasi, the pride of Hindus, lead me to write this mail.
By conducting series of blasts your organisation is testing the patience of Bharat Matha i.e. India. One of your e-mails before Varanasi blast claim that it is against Ayodhya verdict. What a nonsense this is.
Do you think Quran says - Kill people for the better prospect of your community? It's utter foolishness - killing innocent people in the name of holy book of Muslims - Quran. You don't know what Quran is, but continue to serve Pakistan as a slave.
Citing Ayodhya verdict as the reason for blast shows - You don't have common sense. There are thousands of mosques for muslims and Babri Masjid is one among them. Nothing special in that. The case is entirely different for Hindus, as the property is the birth place of Lord Sree Ram. So, who is playing the death card here? As you know, during the reign of Tipu Sultan many hindu temples were destroyed and as a result many Muslim mosques did come. So, why you are claiming right for Ayodhya land. From many solid evidences given by Archeological Society of India it is well clear that it was the land of Lord Sree Ram.
Terrorism is not the final word to save your - Pakistan and idiot Muslim terrorists.
Come forward, say your demands. Otherwise terrorists are - herd of rubbish.
It's high time, that Muslim terrorists claiming every attacks is being done against - Ayodhya verdict. Remember, we are also capable of befitting reply. Tolerance doesn't mean that we are not equipped for remedy. It's the culture of proud Indians.
Indian Mujadheen : In your name itself you keep India. Then why you are killing innocent Indians. One day, your group or your family will pay the price for these violent attacks. So, come forward if you are courageous and demand your needs. Don't take life of kind people....
Satyameva Jayate......
By
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K Govindan Nampoothiry
A proud citizen of Bharat Matha
Tuesday, August 3, 2010
K Govindan Nampoothiry ; second in Google
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Wednesday, July 28, 2010
(Russian) Journey to Ayurveda
News : Ayurveda
Bowled over by Ayurveda and its valuable principles, Dr Grigoriy, an allopath from Russia, recently visited the Arya Vaidya Nilayam Arogya Ayurvedic Centre, Kochi, to experience the bliss. And he promised that he would come again and again to God’s Own Country…Kudos to authentic practice.
Real science
With a delightful smile, Dr Grigoriy Gridor’evich, 46, explained the reason behind his passion to Ayurveda. “I got a chance to read a book on Ayurveda written by Dr Deepak Chopra. And I was enlightened. Ayurveda sticks to the basics and it is beneficial for the common man to prevent diseases, in simple way. And the principles, which attracted me more, were - how to take food, when we should sleep, significance of doing exercise etc. In short, how to live a joyful life concept encouraged and motivated me to learn more about this real science.”
Dr Grigoriy had his basic education in Ayurveda from Hyderabad. In that intensive course he studied basic principles of ayurveda, pharmacology, and a few panchakarma therapies like nasyam and vasti.
East meets West…
May be it is hard to believe. Nine years ago, when tourism industry was not active that much, Dr Grigoriy with a mission to promote authentic Ayurveda, added Ayurveda treatment centre in addition to acupuncture, yoga and modern medicine in his East West Clinic at St Petersburg.
The challenge
Dr Grigoriy, however, shares the concern in doing ayurveda practice abroad. “Getting genuine ayurveda medications and oils, has become a tough task. If it is not original, efficacy will be less. What gives confidence is the fact that recently the Russian Government slightly revised the rules and regulations in importing ayurveda medications and hoping it will meet the requirements.”
“I prefer an integrated approach for diagnosis and treatment. In diagnosis, I seek the support of modern medicine along with the tridosha concept in Ayurveda. When it comes to treatment, I advise patients that it is better to opt Ayurveda or Naturopathy as they are safe options for the body,” says Dr Grigoriy.
Immense scope
He adds that in Russia there is a growing interest for alternative medicine such as Ayurveda, Naturopathy and Unani. “There more people are prone to psoriasis, spondylosis, multiple sclerosis, arthritis and other auto immune diseases etc. However, the main villain is stress. All these can be managed and controlled well by alternative medicine system with an integrated approach. For example, Ayurveda therapies with Yoga can bring wonders in managing stress.”
He also cited hike in medical expenses as one of the reasons for choosing Ayurveda and India.
Ayurveda, all the way
Is Dr Grigoriy following Ayurveda principles strictly? Dr Devidasan Vellodi, Senior Consultant Physician at AVN Arogya Ayurvedic Centre, Kochi, has the answer. “We had a visit to our corporate office located at Madurai by train. Since it is a long journey I carried paracetamol tablets to counter headache due to cold. When Dr Grigoriy felt headache, I gave a pill to him. His answer was surprising – I’m following Ayurveda so no need of this pill!.”
In diet, he strictly follows Ayurveda principles particularly what to eat and what not. “Since food is one of the causative factors for diseases, I’m vigilant. But I am not a vegetarian and don’t have the habit of having non-vegetarian more. In a week, I take fish twice and I don’t eat meat.”
AVN experience
It was through Mr Nibin, 25, who was in Russia before, hailing from Perumbavoor, Dr Grigoriy heard about AVN Centre. He came to Kochi on 12th March with his friend, Mr Shianov Alexander for exploring Ayurveda.
Dr Grigoriy said he is overwhelmed by the hospitality and authentic rejuvenation treatment of AVN Centre. “I am thanking to Dr Devidasan and his staff for providing such an experience.”
Since it was his first visit to Kerala he also visited tourist spots Munnar, Kumarakom and Kanyakumari.
Dr Devidasan said that Russian allopath’s visit is an award for genuine Ayurveda. “Dr Grigoriy is very much concerned about Ayurveda and panchakarma practice. Like a student he was observing all the activities and asking doubts.”
Future plans
After his visit to head office of AVN, Dr Grigoriy is planning to have a tie up with this leading Ayurveda institution. “ I will be extremely happy, if I can associate with them.”
He is also planning to bring patients for treatments to ‘Swasthyam’-AVN Madurai Hospital and Arogya Ayurvedic Centre, Kochi on a regular basis. Besides, he is seeking the possibilities for bringing Russians for ayurveda therapy training programme.
And the goal in front of this Russian allopath is to organise a Kathakali programme and provide Kerala food at his treatment centre.
Before boarding the plane to Russia on March 27, Dr Grigoriy assured - will be in Kerala next year.
Yes, he has started the (Ayurveda) journey…
Bowled over by Ayurveda and its valuable principles, Dr Grigoriy, an allopath from Russia, recently visited the Arya Vaidya Nilayam Arogya Ayurvedic Centre, Kochi, to experience the bliss. And he promised that he would come again and again to God’s Own Country…Kudos to authentic practice.
Real science
With a delightful smile, Dr Grigoriy Gridor’evich, 46, explained the reason behind his passion to Ayurveda. “I got a chance to read a book on Ayurveda written by Dr Deepak Chopra. And I was enlightened. Ayurveda sticks to the basics and it is beneficial for the common man to prevent diseases, in simple way. And the principles, which attracted me more, were - how to take food, when we should sleep, significance of doing exercise etc. In short, how to live a joyful life concept encouraged and motivated me to learn more about this real science.”
Dr Grigoriy had his basic education in Ayurveda from Hyderabad. In that intensive course he studied basic principles of ayurveda, pharmacology, and a few panchakarma therapies like nasyam and vasti.
East meets West…
May be it is hard to believe. Nine years ago, when tourism industry was not active that much, Dr Grigoriy with a mission to promote authentic Ayurveda, added Ayurveda treatment centre in addition to acupuncture, yoga and modern medicine in his East West Clinic at St Petersburg.
The challenge
Dr Grigoriy, however, shares the concern in doing ayurveda practice abroad. “Getting genuine ayurveda medications and oils, has become a tough task. If it is not original, efficacy will be less. What gives confidence is the fact that recently the Russian Government slightly revised the rules and regulations in importing ayurveda medications and hoping it will meet the requirements.”
“I prefer an integrated approach for diagnosis and treatment. In diagnosis, I seek the support of modern medicine along with the tridosha concept in Ayurveda. When it comes to treatment, I advise patients that it is better to opt Ayurveda or Naturopathy as they are safe options for the body,” says Dr Grigoriy.
Immense scope
He adds that in Russia there is a growing interest for alternative medicine such as Ayurveda, Naturopathy and Unani. “There more people are prone to psoriasis, spondylosis, multiple sclerosis, arthritis and other auto immune diseases etc. However, the main villain is stress. All these can be managed and controlled well by alternative medicine system with an integrated approach. For example, Ayurveda therapies with Yoga can bring wonders in managing stress.”
He also cited hike in medical expenses as one of the reasons for choosing Ayurveda and India.
Ayurveda, all the way
Is Dr Grigoriy following Ayurveda principles strictly? Dr Devidasan Vellodi, Senior Consultant Physician at AVN Arogya Ayurvedic Centre, Kochi, has the answer. “We had a visit to our corporate office located at Madurai by train. Since it is a long journey I carried paracetamol tablets to counter headache due to cold. When Dr Grigoriy felt headache, I gave a pill to him. His answer was surprising – I’m following Ayurveda so no need of this pill!.”
In diet, he strictly follows Ayurveda principles particularly what to eat and what not. “Since food is one of the causative factors for diseases, I’m vigilant. But I am not a vegetarian and don’t have the habit of having non-vegetarian more. In a week, I take fish twice and I don’t eat meat.”
AVN experience
It was through Mr Nibin, 25, who was in Russia before, hailing from Perumbavoor, Dr Grigoriy heard about AVN Centre. He came to Kochi on 12th March with his friend, Mr Shianov Alexander for exploring Ayurveda.
Dr Grigoriy said he is overwhelmed by the hospitality and authentic rejuvenation treatment of AVN Centre. “I am thanking to Dr Devidasan and his staff for providing such an experience.”
Since it was his first visit to Kerala he also visited tourist spots Munnar, Kumarakom and Kanyakumari.
Dr Devidasan said that Russian allopath’s visit is an award for genuine Ayurveda. “Dr Grigoriy is very much concerned about Ayurveda and panchakarma practice. Like a student he was observing all the activities and asking doubts.”
Future plans
After his visit to head office of AVN, Dr Grigoriy is planning to have a tie up with this leading Ayurveda institution. “ I will be extremely happy, if I can associate with them.”
He is also planning to bring patients for treatments to ‘Swasthyam’-AVN Madurai Hospital and Arogya Ayurvedic Centre, Kochi on a regular basis. Besides, he is seeking the possibilities for bringing Russians for ayurveda therapy training programme.
And the goal in front of this Russian allopath is to organise a Kathakali programme and provide Kerala food at his treatment centre.
Before boarding the plane to Russia on March 27, Dr Grigoriy assured - will be in Kerala next year.
Yes, he has started the (Ayurveda) journey…
Sunday, July 18, 2010
Friday, July 16, 2010
Is Mohan Lal reitiring?
News : Movies, Mohanlal
Recently, Mohan Lal widened his business horizons leaving a thought that soon he will retire from movies. The film star has successfully established himself in seafood, curry powder, hospitality, movies, studios and multiplex construction businesses
IS MALAYALAM super star Mohan Lal concentrating more on business than on movies nowadays? It might not be ‘big news’ when we compare with Bollywood and cricket stars’ opening of hotels, being brand ambassadors of couple of products etc. But, what makes Lal, a simple and chummy personality as cynosure, is he entered into two different fields in one week!
Are you wondering? Yes, according to sources, Mohan Lal, who recently celebrated his 30 years in film industry, is slowly switching from movies to business. He entered into stock market, film distribution and real estate business. Besides, he fully ownes Travancore Court, a three star hotel, located at Warriam Road in South Junction in Kochi. Although, Mohan Lal has dozen movie projects in his kitty, he plays a trump card of being a businessman.
The latest venture of the filmstar follows his forays into seafood, curry powder, hospitality, movies, studios and multiplex construction businesses. Besides, he also runs a chain of restaurants in the Middle East. Sources said that the actor is also planning to launch a few schools shortly.
Although, Lal is not a novice in business, this is the first time he has set his feet in investment and real estate business.
On film distribution
After a gap of few years, his erstwhile firm – Pranavam Arts is returning to distribution. He is joined in this new initiative by his best buddy and former car driver, Antony Perumbavoor, Asianet Chairman K Madhavan and Baby Marine MD, KC Babu, who will work in unison to form the new distribution firm, Max LabEntertainments. Max Lab will focus on film distribution, production and running multiplexes and shopping malls in Kerala. Primarily, Max Lab aims at distributing new Malayalam films.
The first venture of Max Entertainments will be Aashirwad’s productions’ ‘Saagar Alias Jackey’, directed by stylish, Amal Neerad of Big B fame. The company has also acquired the rights of another new project in the pipeline, a movie jointly produced by Thara Arts and Aashirwad, which is entirely shot in America.
There is a media hype that ’Sagar…’ will be a sequel to ‘Erupathaaam Nootaandu’, a runaway hit directed by Madhu. SN Swamy, who wrote the script and story for ‘Erupathaam’ pens the story for Sagar also.
Max Entertainments also have plans to start multiplexes all around the state. Their first multiplex will start shortly at Chalakkudi. The distribution offices of the venture will base itself at Kochi, Thiruvananthapuram, Kozhikode and Chennai.
On Stock Market
Mohan Lal launched a stock broking company called Hedge Equities in Kochi, in association with Fedex Securities, Kozhikode-based Baby Marine Exports, Smart Financial, Thakker Group and SM Hegde of Videocon.
“Hedge Equities has a net worth of Rs eight crore, which should shortly reach Rs 10 crore. The company presently has 16 branches and is planning to establish 45 new branches all over South India by the end of this fiscal,” said Alex K Babu, managing director, Hedge Equities.
“We are basically targeting the small investors and we are confident that we will be able to guide them in the best possible manner,” said Lal.
Hedge offers a diverse set of services to customers. Equity, futures and options, depository services, commodity services, mutual funds distribution are some of them.
N Bhuvanendran, chief executive officer (CEO), said that the company had already opened 3,000 accounts in Kerala in a short span of three months and the target is to register at least 20,000 in one year. The company, with 28 branches in four states, is set to launch 45 branches across South India by March 2009. The initial focus will be only in the southern States. It had also entered into a tie-up with MCX for commodities broking.
On brand ambassador role
Mohan Lal is currently the brand ambassador of Oceanus Builders, a reputable firm which has started their projects in Kochi. Besides, Lal is the ambassador of Malabar Gold, Kozhikode-based jewelers which has so many branches in and outside Kerala.
And if we check his next projects, with a analytical mind of a businessman, Lal is planning his next move. Kurukshetra, a movie based on Kargil war, directed by Major Ravi will hit Kerala cinemas soon and a mega project on Nair Saan, where Mohan Lal shares the screen with Jackie Chan is being directed by Sharath.
Read this news at - http://www.merinews.com/article/is-mohan-lal-reitiring/143705.shtml.
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