Making Andhra Pesarattu?

The combination of Upma and Pesarattu is one of the best breakfast dish in Andhra Pradesh State.  A Pesarattu prepared by filling Upma in it along with coconut chutney or ginger chutney is the special breakfast in Andhra Pradesh State..   Read more about making Andhra Pesarattu..

How to practice Padmasana?

Padmasana or the Lotus Pose is one of the important and familiar poses of all the Yoga asanas. Padmasana is best suited for meditation.  Read more about how to practice Padmasana...

Interesting and Funny facts about India

India is the 7th largest country by area and is in southern part of Asia.  India also officially known as Republic of India is a large country in South Asia.  India is the second most populous country and most populous liberal democracy in the world.    The coast line of India covers a length of 7000 kilo meters.  India is bordered by Pakistan on west side, China, Nepal and Bhutan to the north-east and Bangladesh to the east.   Read more about Interesting and Funny facts about India.

NIIT announces Graduate Employability Test - Last date is 8th Dec., 2012

NIIT has recently announced the Graduate Employability Test for graduates in any stream to check their job skills and match employer expectations.   The last date to apply online for the  examination is 8th December, 2012   and the test date is 9th December, 2012.   Read more about NIIT GET examination.....

How to earn money from your mobile phone?

Do you want to earn extra money from your mobile phone?   do you know that you can earn extra money from your mobile phone?  Yes...  it is possible to earn some money from your mobile phone by simply reading SMS ads in your mobile.   You can earn money by reading SMS and also earn by sending SMS..

For more details  please read about how to earn money from mobile phone....

How to earn money from Internet

If you are looking to make extra money from internet without having to spend anything, then it is possible.   You can earn extra money from internet by various methods.   There are many ways in which you can earn money from internet like earning by reading SMS in mobile, earning by uploading files, or earn money by participating in paid surveys and polls etc....    Read more about how to earn extra money from Internet.....

How to practice Matsyasana

This asana is called as Matsyasana because the body posture is in the shape of fish (Matsya).  The shape of the body appears like a fish in the water.     Read more about Matsyasana....

Matsya, the Fish, was one of the incarnations of the Hindu God Vishnu.  Vishnu assumed this form to save the world from the floods.    

This asana is called as Matsyasana because the posture is in the shape of fish ( Matsya).  The shape of the body appears similar to a fish in the water.   It is possible to float on the water without any movement in this asana.  Matsya is a Sanskrit word which means fish.  The other asanas imitate the poses of creatures they are named after, but the fish pose does not actually look like a fish.  But if you perform this pose in water, the person can float like a fish.

What is Chakrasana and how to practice it?

The Chakrasana is another pose in Yoga where the body is bent towards back in a circular pose.  Chakrasana helps in improving the elasticity of the spinal cord and it is the best asana to reduce weight.    Read more about Chakrasana.....

Step by step procedure to practice Shalabhasana

'Shalabha' means grasshopper.  This asana is named as Shalabhasana because the position of the body in this asana appears like a grasshopper.    The Shalabhasana strengthens the muscles of spine, buttocks and backs of arms and legs.   Read more about step by step instructions to practice Shalabhasana...

How to practice Bhujangasana - Cobra Pose

The Bhujangasana is also called as Cobra Pose is very powerful backward bending asana in Yoga.  If you have lower back pain, then Bhujangasana is very useful.  Bhujangasana also strengthens arms and shoulders.   Read more about Bhujangasana...

How to practice Dhanurasana

The Dhanurasana pose of   is called as Dhanurasana because it looks like an archer's bow.  Hence it is also called as Bow Pose.    The torso and legs represent the body of the bow and the arms represent the string.   The Dhanurasana activates the abdomen and back muscles.     

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