How to Beat The Summer Heat

Summers, too much of heat but we still want to have fun, take little care following the below steps and have a Happy summer. During Summer it is necessary to stay hydrated, so drink at least 12 glasses of water a day. 

Choose loose, cotton clothes and you can go with a hat which protects from sharp sun and also becomes style statement. Change your drapes at home and office to dark shades which will not reflect the light indoors Sunscreen is a must before heading out. 

Before an hour of sleep place soft gel ice packs which naturally cools your bed and gives you the best sleep time every night. Apply aloe vera jelly once in week all over the body it heels sunburns and also cools the skin. 

If you experience high temperature, apply a bottle of Ice-cold water on the pressure points like ankles, wrists or behind the knees. Smoothes, berries as snacks instead of fried stuff will help your temperature stay firm. Take a cool shower twice a day , it refreshes you. 

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Who is next CM of Andhra Pradesh

He went on to attack the Telangana chief minister of horse-trading and said he is not interested in an MLA or MLC from Telangana as he had the numbers unlike KCR who has been breaking his TDP party and taking his MLAs and even making them a minister.

Mr Naidu said he will be meeting his friends in the capital and will ask them to intervene in his favour. The Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister will meet the Prime Minister, President and the BJP president on Wednesday and ask them to ensure the primacy of the role of the Governor in the common state capital Hyderabad.

He also made a subtle attack on the Governor asking him why he allowed a legislator from his party to become a minister but stopped short of seeking his removal.

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Now Awards given for Rag-Pickers

Lauding the efforts of rag-pickers who segregate and recycle waste in cities, the Centre has decided to roll out an award for them starting next year, Environment Minister Prakash Javadekar said here on Wednesday.

“Rag-picking is an informal but an important sector. Rag-pickers toil hard all day long only to segregate and recycle waste materials generated by cities.

“In order to recognise their hard work and their commitment towards keeping the society clean, the Environment Ministry has decided to roll out an award for them next year onwards,” Javadekar told reporters here.

He was addressing a press conference detailing the achievements of his ministry over the past year.

Javadekar said that along with an award specifically for rag-pickers, the government will also work towards improving their health and living standards.

On Mumbai’s 35-km long coastal project that will connect Nariman Point to Kandivali in the suburbs, Javadekar said there will be minimum reclamation of coastal land and no commercial activity will be permitted on reclaimed land.

“We have put forth conditions that marine life should not be hit by the project. The State government has also assured us that the sanctity of the high tide will be maintained,” he said.

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