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CavinKare Ability Awards,one-of-a-kind awards in thecountry that recognize andreward the achievements ofpersons with disabilities, todayhonored 4 achievers from acrossthe county, in a grand event thattook place at The Sri MuthaVenkatasubba Rao Auditorium,Chetpet, in the gracious presenceof several eminent personalities,celebrities and successful socialentrepreneurs.

An inspiring song Ulagamondru written by lyricistThamarai, and set to music bySrinivas, was presented in anacoustic version by leadingsingers. A vibrant presentation offolk dances of Indiachoreographed by John Britto,and performed by actorPadmapriya and dancers from theTirupur School for the deaf andthe John Brittos Dance Companylent colour to the evening.

The CavinKare AbilityAwards are jointly institutedby CavinKare Pvt. Ltd., a leadingFMCG corporate and AbilityFoundation, a national NGO forthe empowerment of personswith disabilities. Each year,exceptional achievers from acrossthe country are recognized.

12th CavinKare Ability Awards

Individuals thus identified arethose who have defiedconventional, social, attitudinal,physical and emotional barriersto realize their dreams.

This years recipients are:The CavinKare ABILITYAward for EMINENCE

MAHESHKINTH Chhindwara,Madhya Pradesh : Mahesh hasdedicated his life to therehabilitation and education ofchildren with disabilities. Having acquired a disability asa result of a road accident, hislife has, since then, been a seriesof initiatives for persons withdisabilities. Beginning in 2002with the founding of the PrernaInstitute of Rehabilitation &Research in Jammu & Kashmir,then setting up the AadharFoundation in 2010 inChhindwara district, MaheshKinths life has been a series ofunstoppable triumphs,notwithstanding all the hurdlesand obstacles he has had tocontend with.

The CavinKare ABILITYMASTERY Awards

BIJU ARGHESEPathanamthitta, Kerala : Bijusefforts have enabled hundredsof people to lead independent

lives today. He currently holds thelicense from Automotive ResearchAssociation India to alter 56models of 13 auto brands forpersons with disabilities. Inrecognition of his work, hereceived the National innovationaward in 2007.

SANGEETA GALA Mumbai,Maharashtra : Sangeeta works asan assistant director in the highlycompetitive Hindi film industry.Given that she is profoundly deaf,this is a particularly challengingtask. Fascinated by films eversince she was a child, Sangeetahas worked with well knowndirectors on some memorablefilms: Black, Raavan, Barfi, to namea few.

UBEDULLA NAVEDA Z M I R a j n a n d g a o n ,Chhattisgarh : A much soughtafter computer teacher and webdesigner, Naveds knowledge andskills are admired by everyone. Hehas never allowed the fact that helives with a condition calledosteogenesis imperfecta, withvery brittle bones, to come in theway of pursuit of excellence.

For further details pleasecontact; Srinivasan +919841109712, brand-comm,Chennai.

Kalaignan Pathipagam invites Tamil literary works of

different genres to release as books in Malaysia To launch 60 books in one go in association with University of

Malaya To take Tamil writers on a free trip to MalaysiaThe Chennai-based Kalaignan Pathipagam, renowned for

publishing great literary Tamil works since the year 1955, invitesTamil literary works of different genres from Tamil writers in India.The publisher, marking the beginning of their diamond jublieecelebrations, is to publish 60 best Tamil books and release them inMalaysia, in association with Department of Indian Studies ofUniversity of Malaya.

Works not less than 160 pages are eligible.The literary workscan be of types - Novels, Short Novels, Children Books, Short Stories,Biographies, Folk Books, Authorized Translations (from only Indianlanguages). Works should be of own and compilations are notentertained.

The literatures are to be sent in Unicode Font in a CD. No feesor age/sex constraints for sending in the entries. Works shouldhave not been published earlier. The last date is 15thJune 2014.For details, call: 044 2434 5641 / 2431 3221.

Selected books will be released during the diamond jublieecelebrations to be held in December 2014 in Malaysia. The authorsof the books getting published will be awarded a free ticket andboarding and lodging facilities for two days stay in Malaysia duringthe release function.

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A free two-day training courseon Pranahuti Aided Meditation will beconducted by Institute of SriRamchandra Consciousness at I.I.TCampus, Adyar, Chennai. Coursewill be held on 12-Apr-2014(Saturday) and 13-Apr-2014(Sunday) between 9:00AM 6:00PM. Venue: C2-6-5A, MaruthamBlock, Delhi Avenue Road, I.I.TCampus, Adyar, Chennai 36.

The key topics scheduled to becovered in the training programmeinclude Way of Living, MeditationPractices, Concentration and Controlof Mind, Pranahuti and Stages ofSpiritual Progress. The programmeincludes 4 practical sessions ofMeditation. The Institute will conductthe programme in English at free ofcost. Only 15 people between the agegroup of 18 and 58 will be allowed toparticipate. For registration pleasecontact Ph: 42067603, 99400 90838www.sriramchandra.org

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World Health Day 2014

Preventing vector-borne diseases

April 7th 2014 - Small bite, big threat

More than half the worlds population is at risk from diseasessuch as malaria, dengue, leishmaniasis, Lyme disease, schistosomiasis,and yellow fever, carried by mosquitoes, flies, ticks, water snails andother vectors. Every year, more than one billion people are infectedand more than one million die from vector-borne diseases.

This World Health Day 7 April WHO is highlighting the seriousand increasing threat of vector-borne diseases, with the slogan Smallbite, big threat.

The Organization also emphasizes that these diseases are entirelypreventable. Newly published "A global brief on vector-borne diseases"outlines steps that governments, community groups and families canall take to protect people from infection.

A global health agenda that gives higher priority to vector controlcould save many lives and avert much suffering. Simple, cost-effectiveinterventions like insecticide-treated bed nets and indoor sprayinghave already saved millions of lives, ,No one in the 21st centuryshould die from the bite of a mosquito, a sandfly, a blackfly or a tick.

Vector-borne diseases affect the poorest populations, particularlywhere there is a lack of access to adequate housing, safe drinkingwater and sanitation. Malnourished people and those with weakenedimmunity are especially susceptible.

Within the past two decades, many important vector-borne diseaseshave also re-emerged or spread to new parts of the world. Environmentalchanges, a massive increase in international travel and trade, changesin agricultural practices and rapid unplanned urbanization are causingan increase in the number and spread of many vectors worldwide andmaking new groups of people, notably tourists and business travellers,vulnerable.

Mosquito-borne dengue, for example, is now found in 100 countries,putting more than 2.5 billion people - over 40% of the world's population- at risk. Dengue has recently been reported in China, Portugal and thestate of Florida, in the United States of America.

On World Health Day 2014, WHO is calling for a renewed focus onvector control and better provision of safe water, sanitation and hygiene key strategies outlined in WHOs 2011 Roadmap for the control,elimination and eradication of neglected tropical diseases, which setstargets for the period 20122020.

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St.Johns els celebrated its 2nd Annual Day celebrationon 29 th March 2014, at St.Johns Matriculation HigherSecondary School, New Colony, Porur.

Kerala cultural dance performance by the AlapakkamBranch kids and Kids Circus by the Alwarthirunagar Branchkids entertained the parents with a big bang.

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Yoga, for long, has been considered aspassive, monotonous and traditional form ofexercise. The truth is that the form of yoga widelytaught in India has lost its freshness and spontaneity.Many people who have been practicing yoga for 20years, are still pot-bellied and unfit. The questionthat comes naturally is this: How could an overweightperson without strength, stamina or agility couldmove towards the higher practices of yogaeffectively?

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WINGS OF HOPE. . .WINGS OF HOPE. . .WINGS OF HOPE. . .WINGS OF HOPE. . .WINGS OF HOPE. . .

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Microsoft Corporation(India) Pvt. Ltd. todayannounced the launchof a Trade-In Scheme for Smalland Medium Businesses (SMBs)in India. Through this schemecustomers can sell their legacyhardware with the option to usethe proceeds towards obtainingmonthly credit on WindowsAzure, based on an upfront initialcommitment.

How the scheme works:

Organizations must registerthrough a toll free number 1 800307 04660 or login to http://www.microsof t .com/india/movetoazure

Microsoft AuthorizedHardware Recycle Partner willcontact the participant to assessthe residual value of the hardware

Post evaluation, the recyclepartner will offer a trade-in quotefor the hardware to the schemeparticipant

The recycle partner willarrange to collect the hardwarefrom the participants premises

Recycle partner will providea Purchase Acknowledgement, an

eligibility to avail the benefits ofthe Trade-In Scheme.

Based on the residual valueof the old hardware determinedby the recycle partner, theparticipant can use the proceedsto obtain monthly credit onWindows Azure, based on anupfront initial commitment.

SMBs are the force driversof the Indian economy andrequire agile, flexible and scalableinfrastructure to help managetheir costs well. This is a fantasticopportunity for SMBs to getvalue for their legacy hardwareand at the same time leap to thecloud using Windows Azure.This transition will help themreduce maintenance costs and getfuture ready on a modernplatform. said Karan Bajwa -Managing Director, MicrosoftIndia.

Windows Azure is an openand flexible platform on the cloudthat allows users to build, deployand manage applications on a

Microsoft-managed datacentre.Once SMBs have opted forWindows Azure usage based onthe exchange value of theirlegacy hardware [See Box] theywill be able to work with any ofMicrosofts Azure circle partnersto migrate and expand theirinfrastructure on Windows Azure.The Trade-In scheme is yetanother step in a series ofinitiatives that Microsoft hasundertaken to enable SMBs toleverage the opportunity andvalue that cloud offers.

As we work with SMBs, it isclear that they are looking atgrowing their businesses withminimal investments. This is agreat opportunity for them toconvert their existing capitalexpenditure to operatingexpenditure and scale as theygrow. said Phani Kondepudi CEO 3X3 Connect.

We believe this is a gamechanger for our SMB customerswho have deployed their legacyservers in a co- located model totransition to a public cloud. saidAjith George- Co-founder andDirector, Sysfore.

Microsoft announces Trade-In Scheme for

SMBs to leap to the Cloud with Windows Azure A psychologist raised a glass of water, and asked his class :How heavy is this glass of water?

He got various answers.

He smiled & replied, The weight actually does not matter.

If I hold it for a minute, its not a problem. If I hold it for anhour, Ill have an ache in my arm. If I hold it for a day, my armwill feel numb and paralyzed. In each case, the weight of theglass doesnt change, but the longer I hold it, the heavier itbecomes.

He continued, The stresses and worries in life are like thatglass of water. Think about them for a while and nothing happens.Think about them a bit longer and they begin to hurt. And if youthink about them all day long, you will feel paralyzed incapableof doing anything.

Its important to remember to let go of your stresses. Everyday, early in the evening, put all the days burdens down.

Dont carry them to the next day. Start the next day with aprayer & a smile, and see life smile back at you . . .

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