Free Medical Camp for heart patients at the ancestral home of Dr Sheikh Jalal at Dr Sheikh Jalal Street, Nambalbal, Pampore

Jahan i Naw

http://www.jahaninav.org

Dedicated to the memory of  

Saheed-e-Mazloom

Dr. Prof. Sheikh Jalal

An eminent Cardiologist of the satate of Jammu and Kashmir

The 1' death Anniversary of  Dr Sheikh Jalal falls on 17th August 2014. This voluntary organisation shall be holding a Fress Medical Camp for heart patients at the ancestral home of Dr Sheikh Jalal at Dr Sheikh Jalal Street, Nambalbal, Pampore on that day.

Two specialist namely
Dr. Darminder Kumar (DM Cardiology)
Dr Kaiser Habib (DM Cardiology)

Both students of  Dr Sheikh JALAL trained in the speciality of Cardiology by him at Sheri Kashmir Institute of Medical Sciences (SKIMS) Srinagar shall be available for the patients from 10 am to 4 pm for consultation in this Free Medical Camp at Dr Sheikh Jalal Street, Nambalbal on 17th August 2014.

For registration please call :- 9622886416

Secratary
Jahan i Naw
http://www.jahaninav.org

Azaadi Sankalp Divas

Sheikh Abdul Aziz

Jalandhar, August 11: To commemorate organization's 36th foundation day, the Dal Khalsa, a Sikh

political party, is holding a Conference on August 13 at Jalandhar on the subject of Azaadi-the only way.

Party head H S Dhami in a statement said Muslims got Pakistan on August 14th and Hindus got India on 15th while Sikhs missed the bus. He said since then, Sikhs have been striving for their own Homeland.

Reiterating their commitment to the cause of Sikh independence, the organization has decided to observe August 13 as “Azaadi Sankalp Divas'.

He said all promises made to Sikhs by Indian leadership before and after 15th August 1947 has not been honoured. Since transfer of power in 1947, Indian leadership has cheated and deceived the Sikhs.

In a separate statement, the Sikh Nationalist party paid tributes to Sheikh Abdul Aziz on his 6th martyrdom day and fully supported the right to self-determination for Kashmiri people.

Party president eulogized  APHC leader Sheikh Aziz and others for attaining martyrdom for the Kashmir cause.  “The determination and steadfastness of Kashmiris would never allow the sacrifices of martyrs go vain,” he added.

Dal Khalsa leader said Sheikh Aziz was a friend of Sikhs and supporter of Sikh cause for freedom. He was member of the Coordination Committee formed by ethnic and religious minorities striving for their respective right to self determination in Delhi on March 23, 2008.

“Aspirations of Kashmiris should be respected and they should be given free and fair opportunity to express their desire through the universally accepted right to self-determination,” the statement added.

Sikh Nationalist party paid tributes to Sheikh Abdul Aziz

Jalandhar, August 11: To commemorate organization's 36th foundation day, the Dal Khalsa, a Sikh political party, is holding a Conference on August 13 at Jalandhar on the subject of Azaadi-the only way.

Party head H S Dhami in a statement said Muslims got Pakistan on August 14th and Hindus got India on 15th while Sikhs missed the bus. He said since then, Sikhs have been striving for their own Homeland.

Reiterating their commitment to the cause of Sikh independence, the organization has decided to observe August 13 as “Azaadi Sankalp Divas'.

He said all promises made to Sikhs by Indian leadership before and after 15th August 1947 has not been honoured. Since transfer of power in 1947, Indian leadership has cheated and deceived the Sikhs.

In a separate statement, the Sikh Nationalist party paid tributes to Sheikh Abdul Aziz on his 6th martyrdom day and fully supported the right to self-determination for Kashmiri people.

Party president eulogized  APHC leader Sheikh Aziz and others for attaining martyrdom for the Kashmir cause.  “The determination and steadfastness of Kashmiris would never allow the sacrifices of martyrs go vain,” he added.

Dal Khalsa leader said Sheikh Aziz was a friend of Sikhs and supporter of Sikh cause for freedom. He was member of the Coordination Committee formed by ethnic and religious minorities striving for their respective right to self determination in Delhi on March 23, 2008.

“Aspirations of Kashmiris should be respected and they should be given free and fair opportunity to express their desire through the universally accepted right to self-determination,” the statement added.

Quince Seeds for sale

Cydonia oblonga
Synonyms: Cydonia vulgaris, Pyrus cydonia
Family: Rosaceae (Rose Family)
Common Name : Quince Seeds
Hindi Name :Bee Dana / Beh Dana / Safarjal Dana.
Urdu name : Beh Dana
Part Used : Fruit Seeds.

Quince, Cydonia oblonga, is the sole member of the genus Cydonia in the family Rosaceae. The quince, is a small deciduous tree that bears a pome fruit, similar in appearance to a pear, and bright golden-yellow when mature.

The stem bark is astringent, it is used in the treatment of ulcers. The seed is a mild but reliable laxative, astringent and anti-inflammatory. When soaked in water, the seed swells up to form a mucilaginous mass. This has a soothing and demulcent action when taken internally and is used in the treatment of respiratory diseases, especially in children. This mucilage is also applied externally to minor burns etc. The fruit is antivinous, astringent, cardiac, carminative, digestive, diuretic, emollient, expectorant, pectoral, peptic, refrigerant, restorative, stimulant and tonic. The unripe fruit is very astringent, a syrup made from it is used in the treatment of diarrhoea and is particularly safe for children. The fruit, and its juice, can be used as a mouthwash or gargle to treat mouth ulcers, gum problems and sore throats. The leaves contain tannin and pectin. Tannin can be used as an astringent whilst pectin has a beneficial effect on the circulatory system and helps to reduce blood pressure.

Quince fruit seeds Availability
The Jammu and Kashmir medicinal Plants Introduction Centre
"Ginkgo House", Nambalbal,
New Coloney Azizabad,
Via Wuyan-Meej Road,
Pampore PPR J&K 192121
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