India records 2.57 lakh new Covid-19 cases, 4,194 deaths

Latest updates : 22th May,2021

Echinacea purpurea

India recorded over 2.57 lakh new 
covid 19 cases in the last 24 hours 
ending 8 am Saturday, taking India’s 
total infections to over 2.62 crore. 
Out of the total cases, over 29 lakh 
are currently active while over 
2.30 crore people have recovered 
till now. With 4,194 new fatalities, 
the death toll is now at 2,95,525.

The antiviral activity of Echinacea has been investigated in vitro for most of the respiratory viruses associated with common colds and flu.

More info: https://jkmpic.blogspot.com/2021/03/echinacea-purpurea-homeopathic-medicine.html

Coronavirus India update

 Coronavirus India News Live Updates: Gujarat extends partial lockdown for 3 more days, says CM Vijay Rupani.

Coronavirus India News Live Updates: India's COVID-19 death toll climbed to 2,78,719 with a record 4,329 fresh fatalities, while the single day rise in coronavirus cases stood at 2.63 lakh, the lowest in 28 days, according to the Union Health Ministry data updated on Tuesday. The country reported 2,63,533 new cases in a span of 24 hours, taking the total tally of COVID-19 cases

 to 2,52,28,996, the data updated at 8 am showed. A total of 2,59,170 cases were reported in a span of 24 hours on April 20. The active cases further reduced to 33,53,765  comprising 13.29 per cent of the total infections, while the national COVID-19 recovery rate has improved to 85.60  per cent, the data updated at 8 am showed. The number of people who have recuperated from the disease surged to 2,15,96,512, while the case fatality rate was recorded at 1.10 per cent, the data stated.

J&K is with Narendra Modi’s development plank and want to get rid of the dynastic parties rule

Buy Medicinal Plants

A series of public meetings were held in Lower Shiv Nagar area of Ward Number 33 and Bakshi Lambasting the callous approach of NC-Congress coalition government in the State, Sat Sharma stated that from the last six years State Government was least concerned about the development of the State and now when the elections have arrived they are asking for votes of public and this time public should ignore such elements who are trying to divide public on various issues.
Nagar area of Ward Number 27 of Jammu West Assembly segment. BJP candidate from Jammu West Sat Sharma (CA) took stock of the problems being faced by the residents of the area and he also appealed to the masses to vote on the agenda of development in the upcoming Assembly polls.

Candidate List

Sl.	AC No.	AC Name	Name of Candidate
1	1	Karnah	Shri Eshfaq-ur Rehman Poswal
2	2	Kupwara	Shri Abdul Rehman Lone
3	3	Lolab	Shri Abdul Rashid Zargar
4	5	Langate	Shri M.M. War
5	6	Uri	Shri Mir Mushtaq Navshari
6	7	Rafiabad	Shri Desh Kumar Nehru
7	10	Bandipora	Shri Abdul Rehman Tekri
8	16	Kangan	Shri Nazir Ahmad Raina
9	17	Ganderbal	Shri Sheik Rashid
10	18	Hazratbal	Shri Hakim Masood
11	21	Khanyar	Shri Ashok Bhat
12	22	Habbakadal	Shri Moti Kaul
13	23	Amirakadal	Smt Hina Bhat
14	24	Sonawar	Smt. Draksha Andrabi
15	25	Batamaloo	Shri Jubair Nazir
16	27	Badgam	Shri Fayaz Rahat
17	28	Beerwah	Shri Abdul Rasheed Bandey
18	30	Chrari Sharief	Shri Abdul Rahman Chopon
19	31	Tral	Sardar Avtar Singh
20	32	Pampore	Shri Abdul Mohd. Wagey
21	33	Pulwama	Shri Riyaz Ahmed Mir
22	36	Shopian	Shri Javed Ahmad Qadri
23	37	Noorabad	Shri Mustaq Noorabadi
24	38	Kulgam	Shri Ghulam Hassan Zargar
25	39	Homeshalibugh	Shri Ghulam Nabi Dar
26	41	Devsar	Shri Fayaz Ahmad Bhat
27	42	Doru	Shri Sohil Malik
28	43	Kokernag	Shri Khursheed Ahmed Malik
29	44	Shangus	Shri Khalid Ahmed Dar
30	45	Bijbehara	Shri P.N. Pandita
31	46	Pahalgam	Shri Sofi Yousuf
32	47	Nobra	Shri Tenjing Galik
33	48	Leh	Shri Chering Dorge
34	49	Kargil	Shri Abdul Aziz
35	50	Zanskar	Shri Sianzin Lakpa
36	51	Kishtwar	Shri Sunil Sharma
37	52	Inderwal	Shri Tariq Keen
38	53	Doda	Shri Shakti Parihar
39	54	Bhaderwah	Shri Dileep Parihar
40	55	Ramban (SC)	Shri Neelam Langeh
41	56	Banihal	Shri Shaukat Deng
42	57	Gulabgarh	Shri Pradeep Singh
43	58	Reasi	Shri Ajay Nanda
44	59	Gool Arnas	Shri Kuldeep Dubey
45	60	Udhampur	Shri Pawan Khajuria
46	61	Chanani (SC)	Shri Dinanath Bhagat
47	62	Ramnagar	Shri RS Pathania
48	63	Bani	Shri Jeevan
49	64	Basohli	Shri Lal Singh
50	65	Kathua	Shri Rajiv Jasrotia
51	66	Billawar	Dr. Nirmal Singh
52	67	Hiranagar (SC)	Shri Kuldeep Kumar
53	68	Samba (SC)	Dr. Devinder Manyal
54	69	Vijaypur	Shri Chandra Prakash
55	70	Nagrota	Shri Nand Kishore Sharma
56	71	Gandhinagar	Shri Kavinder Gupta
57	72	Jammu East	Shri Rajesh Gupta
58	73	Jammu West	Shri Sat Sharma
59	74	Bishnah	Shri Ashwani
60	75	R.S.Pura (SC)	Dr. Gagan Bhagat
61	76	Suchetgarh	Shri Shyam Chowdary
62	77	Marh	Shri Sukhnandan Chowdary
63	78	Raipur Domana (SC)	Shri Bali Bhagat
64	79	Akhnoor	Shri Rajiv Sharma
65	80	Chhamb (SC)	Dr. Krishan Lal
66	81	Nowshera	Shri Ravinder Raina
67	82	Darhal	Shri Puran Singh
68	83	Rajouri	Shri Talib Hussain
69	84	Kalakote	Shri Abdul Ghani Kohli
70	85	Surankote	Shri Taj Md Khan
71	86	Mendhar	Shri Julfikar Ali Pathan
72	87	Poonch Haveli	Shri Pradeep Sharma

Videos

He said that public in Jammu and Kashmir is with Narendra Modi’s development plank and want to get rid of the dynastic parties rule which have only promoted dynasties and few cronies. The dynastic rule has also perpetuated corruption, nepotism and mal-administration in the State which has deteriorated the internal system of the State.
 
He also said that public wants to have a public friendly governance in the State and BJP is the only party who can bring such change in the State. The Senior BJP leader also stated that Mission 44 plus is not an impossible task and it shall be completed with the vigorous efforts of public who is ready to support Narendra Modi’s development Mantra in the upcoming Assembly polls.
 
Sharma also stated that he wants to promote Jammu West as a model Constituency and he wants to serve the public of Jammu West for the next six years in order to encourage development in the Constituency and by solving the basic as well as major problems of masses of Jammu West.
Chander Mohan Gupta, Ayodhya Gupta, Praduman Singh, Rakesh Mishra, Balwan Singh, Rajinder Sharma, Purshottam Singh, Krishan Lal Sharma and others were also present on the occasion.
Please like our official facebook page: www.facebook.com/JKBJP
Follow official Twitter: www.twitter.com/jkbjp1
Official youtube : www.youtube.com/JKBJP1
For Missed call/SMS/Whatsapp : 07304473044

Medicinal plants in Kashmir Himalayas

By: Johan Simith 

Sage cashmerina

Growing medicinal herbs can be a great and interesting hobby, that can even gradually turn in a business if one starts to grow these natural remedies in somewhat larger quantities. The science and overall knowledge related to the process of growing medicinal herbs has been studied for years, so you probably shouldn’t have any problems growing these interesting herbal remedies on your own. They are healthy, look nice, and are relatively easy to take care of.

If one wishes to start growing medicinal plants, healthy plants which are grown easily, are a good choice to start with. A reliable supplier or herbalist should probably be able to help you out. One can start growing plants from seeds or from cuttings. No matter which you choose, try to get them from a source which hasn’t already treated it chemically.

It is best to start growing herbs before spring. There are certain guidelines which should help you grow your own herbs. Always use fertile soil. Rich soil will encourage healthy growth of your plants. One must also ensure proper drainage of the plants. Wet and soaked herbs can develop certain fungal infections, which can harm your plants. One should also have in mind that they should also be kept on the south side the your house, garden, or apartment in order for your plants to get the most sunlight. From time to time one needs to repot the medicinal plants so that they could have the room they need to grow.

Luckily, for those of you who are interested in finding out more about medicinal herbs, there are sites online like plantsmedicinal.com, where one can find additional tips on many different medicinal herbs, along with the many different diseases and conditions that they can treat. For more details about cultivation of medicinal plants http://jkmpic.blogspot.com

Medicinal Plants of India

Medicinal plants play an important ROLE IN HUMAN LIFE TO COMBAT DISEASES SINCE TIME IMMEMORIAL. The rural folks and tribals in India even now depend largely on the surrounding plants/forests for their day-to-day needs. Medicinal plant are being looked upon not only as a source of health care but also as a source of income. The value of medicinal plants related trade in India is of the order of 5.5 billion US$ (Exim Report-1997) and is further increasing day-by-day. The international market of herbal products is estimated to be US $ 62 BILLION. India share in the global market of medicinal plants trade is less than 0.5%. In view of the innate Indian strengths, which include diverse eco-systems for growth of medicinal plants, technical/farming capacity, strong manufacturing sector, the medicinal plants sector can provide a huge export opportunity after fulfilling domestic needs.

Govt of India has been implementing Contractual Farming Scheme under which financial assistance @ 30% of the project cost subject to a maximum of Rs. 9.00 lakhs, is provided to farmers / growers for cultivation of identified medicinal plants. The Scheme is implemented through State Government. The Goovt of India had identified list of 32 medicinal plants for cultivation and development on priority basics-I. However, as per Operational Guidelines, projects for cultivation of other commercially important plants can also be considered for which assured market exists.

The present e-book also covers systematic account of most different plants with pictures used in medicines. It covers Medicinal Plants containing alkaloids, steroids, flavonoids, glycosides, terpenoids, additives and other active matabolites.

It also contains details of Govt. Schemes for Medicinal Plants. We hope that this e. book will be useful not only for technologists, professionals, but also for farmers, traders, students, NGOs, institutions, exporters and importers of Medicinal Plants.

The CD-based book costs Rs. 550/-

Payment: Demand Draft/MO only in favour of "International Information Resource Centre",
POB: 667 GPO Srinagar SGR Jammu and Kashmir 190001
Location of our Office: Ist Street, Shaheed-e-Azemat Road, Nambalbal, Pampore PPR J&K 192121
Ph:09858986794,01933-223705
e-mail:iirc@rediffmail.com
web: http://medicinalplantsdirectory.blogspot.com

Medicinal plants of India Directory ver.02 released

Medicinal plants play an important ROLE IN HUMAN LIFE TO COMBAT DISEASES SINCE TIME IMMEMORIAL. Srinagar, August 25: The rural folks and tribals in India even now depend largely on the surrounding plants/forests for their day-to-day needs. 

Medicinal plant are being looked upon not only as a source of health care but also as a source of income. The value of medicinal plants related trade in India is of the order of 5.5 billion US$ (Exim Report-1997) and is further increasing day-by-day. The international market of herbal products is estimated to be US $ 62 BILLION. India share in the global market of medicinal plants trade is less than 0.5%. In view of the innate Indian strengths, which include diverse ecosystems for growth of medicinal plants, technical/farming capacity, strong manufacturing sector, the medicinal plants sector can provide a huge export opportunity after fulfilling domestic needs. 

The present e-book covers systematic account of most different plants with pictures used in medicines. It covers Medicinal Plants containing alkaloids, steroids, flavonoids, glycosides, terpenoids, additives and other active matabolites. We hope that this e. book will be useful not only for technologists, professionals, but also for farmers, traders, students, NGOs, institutions, exporters and importers of Medicinal Plants.

The CD-based book costs Rs. 575/US$50- 

More information an be obtained from:

International Information Resource Centre 

POB: 667 GPO Srinagar SGR JK 190001 

(Via New Delhi-India)

Ph: 09858986794, 01933-223705 

e-mail: iirc@rediffmail.com, cikashmir@gmail.com