Gold Rate in India

Gold Rate in HYDERABAD - Today Thu, Apr 24th, 2014
City	22 Karat	24 Karat
HYDERABAD Thu, Apr 24th, 2014	1g Rs. 2,802 8g Rs. 22,416 10g Rs. 28,020 100g Rs. 2,80,200 1 KG Rs. 28,02,000	1g Rs. 2,995 8g Rs. 23,960 10g Rs. 29,950 100g Rs. 2,99,500 1 KG Rs. 29,95,000

Silver Price in HYDERABAD - Today Thu, Apr 24th, 2014
City	Bar Price 1 Kilo
HYDERABAD Thu, Apr 24th, 2014	1g Rs. 42.81 10g Rs. 428.12 100g Rs. 4,281.20 1 KG Rs. 42,812

Gold Rate in DELHI - Today Thu, Apr 24th, 2014
City	22 Karat	24 Karat
DELHI Thu, Apr 24th, 2014	1g Rs. 2,802 8g Rs. 22,416 10g Rs. 28,020 100g Rs. 2,80,200 1 KG Rs. 28,02,000	1g Rs. 2,993 8g Rs. 23,944 10g Rs. 29,930 100g Rs. 2,99,300 1 KG Rs. 29,93,000

Silver Price in DELHI - Today Thu, Apr 24th, 2014
City	Bar Price 1 Kilo
DELHI Thu, Apr 24th, 2014	1g Rs. 42.73 10g Rs. 427.26 100g Rs. 4,272.60 1 KG Rs. 42,726

Silver Price in DELHI - Today Thu, Apr 24th, 2014
City	Bar Price 1 Kilo
DELHI Thu, Apr 24th, 2014	1g Rs. 42.73 10g Rs. 427.26 100g Rs. 4,272.60 1 KG Rs. 42,726

Gold Rate in MUMBAI - Today Thu, Apr 24th, 2014
City	22 Karat	24 Karat
MUMBAI Thu, Apr 24th, 2014	1g Rs. 2,804 8g Rs. 22,432 10g Rs. 28,040 100g Rs. 2,80,400 1 KG Rs. 28,04,000	1g Rs. 2,995 8g Rs. 23,960 10g Rs. 29,950 100g Rs. 2,99,500 1 KG Rs. 29,95,000

Silver Price in MUMBAI - Today Thu, Apr 24th, 2014
City	Bar Price 1 Kilo
MUMBAI Thu, Apr 24th, 2014	1g Rs. 42.75 10g Rs. 427.54 100g Rs. 4,275.40 1 KG Rs. 42,754

Gold Rate in CHENNAI - Today Thu, Apr 24th, 2014
City	22 Karat	24 Karat
CHENNAI Thu, Apr 24th, 2014	1g Rs. 2,815 8g Rs. 22,520 10g Rs. 28,150 100g Rs. 2,81,500 1 KG Rs. 28,15,000	1g Rs. 3,009 8g Rs. 24,072 10g Rs. 30,090 100g Rs. 3,00,900 1 KG Rs. 30,09,000

Silver Price in CHENNAI - Today Thu, Apr 24th, 2014
City	Bar Price 1 Kilo
CHENNAI Thu, Apr 24th, 2014	1g Rs. 42.86 10g Rs. 428.55 100g Rs. 4,285.50 1 KG Rs. 42,855

Gold Rate in KOLKATA - Today Thu, Apr 24th, 2014
City	22 Karat	24 Karat
KOLKATA Thu, Apr 24th, 2014	1g Rs. 2,808 8g Rs. 22,464 10g Rs. 28,080 100g Rs. 2,80,800 1 KG Rs. 28,08,000	1g Rs. 3,001 8g Rs. 24,008 10g Rs. 30,010 100g Rs. 3,00,100 1 KG Rs. 30,01,000

Silver Price in KOLKATA - Today Thu, Apr 24th, 2014
City	Bar Price 1 Kilo
KOLKATA Thu, Apr 24th, 2014	1g Rs. 42.83 10g Rs. 428.32 100g Rs. 4,283.20 1 KG Rs. 42,832

Gold Price in KOCHI - Today Thu, Apr 24th, 2014
City	22 Karat	24 Karat (Pure Gold)
KOCHI Thu, Apr 24th, 2014	1g Rs. 2,815 8g Rs. 22,520 10g Rs. 28,150 100g Rs. 2,81,500 1 KG Rs. 28,15,000	1g Rs. 3,009 8g Rs. 24,072 10g Rs. 30,090 100g Rs. 3,00,900 1 KG Rs. 30,09,000

Silver Price in KOCHI - Today Thu, Apr 24th, 2014
City	Bar Price 1 Kilo
KOCHI Thu, Apr 24th, 2014	1g Rs. 42.73 10g Rs. 427.26 100g Rs. 4,272.60 1 KG Rs. 42,726

Gold Rate in BANGALORE - Today Thu, Apr 24th, 2014
City	22 Karat	24 Karat
BANGALORE Thu, Apr 24th, 2014	1g Rs. 2,805 8g Rs. 22,440 10g Rs. 28,050 100g Rs. 2,80,500 1 KG Rs. 28,05,000	1g Rs. 2,997 8g Rs. 23,976 10g Rs. 29,970 100g Rs. 2,99,700 1 KG Rs. 29,97,000

Silver Price in BANGALORE - Today Thu, Apr 24th, 2014
City	Bar Price 1 Kilo
BANGALORE Thu, Apr 24th, 2014	1g Rs. 42.81 10g Rs. 428.08 100g Rs. 4,280.80 1 KG Rs. 42,808

Gold Rate in PUNE - Today Thu, Apr 24th, 2014
City	22 Karat	24 Karat
PUNE Thu, Apr 24th, 2014	1g Rs. 2,815 8g Rs. 22,520 10g Rs. 28,150 100g Rs. 2,81,500 1 KG Rs. 28,15,000	1g Rs. 3,009 8g Rs. 24,072 10g Rs. 30,090 100g Rs. 3,00,900 1 KG Rs. 30,09,000

Silver Price in PUNE - Today Thu, Apr 24th, 2014
City	Bar Price 1 Kilo
PUNE Thu, Apr 24th, 2014	1g Rs. 42.73 10g Rs. 427.26 100g Rs. 4,272.60 1 KG Rs. 42,726

Gold Rate in VIJAYAWADA - Today Thu, Apr 24th, 2014
City	22 Karat	24 Karat
VIJAYAWADA Thu, Apr 24th, 2014	1g Rs. 2,815 8g Rs. 22,520 10g Rs. 28,150 100g Rs. 2,81,500 1 KG Rs. 28,15,000	1g Rs. 3,009 8g Rs. 24,072 10g Rs. 30,090 100g Rs. 3,00,900 1 KG Rs. 30,09,000

Silver Price in VIJAYAWADA - Today Thu, Apr 24th, 2014
City	Bar Price 1 Kilo
VIJAYAWADA Thu, Apr 24th, 2014	1g Rs. 42.73 10g Rs. 427.26 100g Rs. 4,272.60 1 KG Rs. 42,726

Gold Price in TRICHY - Today Thu, Apr 24th, 2014
City	22 Karat	24 Karat (Pure Gold)
TRICHY Thu, Apr 24th, 2014	1g Rs. 2,815 8g Rs. 22,520 10g Rs. 28,150 100g Rs. 2,81,500 1 KG Rs. 28,15,000	1g Rs. 3,009 8g Rs. 24,072 10g Rs. 30,090 100g Rs. 3,00,900 1 KG Rs. 30,09,000

Silver Price in TRICHY - Today Thu, Apr 24th, 2014
City	Bar Price 1 Kilo
TRICHY Thu, Apr 24th, 2014	1g Rs. 42.73 10g Rs. 427.26 100g Rs. 4,272.60 1 KG Rs. 42,726

Gold Price in TRIVANDRUM - Today Thu, Apr 24th, 2014
City	22 Karat	24 Karat (Pure Gold)
TRIVANDRUM Thu, Apr 24th, 2014	1g Rs. 2,815 8g Rs. 22,520 10g Rs. 28,150 100g Rs. 2,81,500 1 KG Rs. 28,15,000	1g Rs. 3,009 8g Rs. 24,072 10g Rs. 30,090 100g Rs. 3,00,900 1 KG Rs. 30,09,000

Silver Price in TRIVANDRUM - Today Thu, Apr 24th, 2014
City	Bar Price 1 Kilo
TRIVANDRUM Thu, Apr 24th, 2014	1g Rs. 42.73 10g Rs. 427.26 100g Rs. 4,272.60 1 KG Rs. 42,726

Gold Price in JAIPUR - Today Thu, Apr 24th, 2014
City	22 Karat	24 Karat (Pure Gold)
JAIPUR Thu, Apr 24th, 2014	1g Rs. 2,815 8g Rs. 22,520 10g Rs. 28,150 100g Rs. 2,81,500 1 KG Rs. 28,15,000	1g Rs. 3,009 8g Rs. 24,072 10g Rs. 30,090 100g Rs. 3,00,900 1 KG Rs. 30,09,000

Silver Price in JAIPUR - Today Thu, Apr 24th, 2014
City	Bar Price 1 Kilo
JAIPUR Thu, Apr 24th, 2014	1g Rs. 42.73 10g Rs. 427.26 100g Rs. 4,272.60 1 KG Rs. 42,726

Gold Price in AHMEDABAD - Today Thu, Apr 24th, 2014
City	22 Karat	24 Karat (Pure Gold)
AHMEDABAD Thu, Apr 24th, 2014	1g Rs. 2,815 8g Rs. 22,520 10g Rs. 28,150 100g Rs. 2,81,500 1 KG Rs. 28,15,000	1g Rs. 3,009 8g Rs. 24,072 10g Rs. 30,090 100g Rs. 3,00,900 1 KG Rs. 30,09,000

Silver Price in AHMEDABAD - Today Thu, Apr 24th, 2014
City	Bar Price 1 Kilo
AHMEDABAD Thu, Apr 24th, 2014	1g Rs. 42.73 10g Rs. 427.26 100g Rs. 4,272.60 1 KG Rs. 42,726

Gold Price in VISHAKAPATNAM - Today Thu, Apr 24th, 2014
City	22 Karat	24 Karat (Pure Gold)
VISHAKAPATNAM Thu, Apr 24th, 2014	1g Rs. 2,815 8g Rs. 22,520 10g Rs. 28,150 100g Rs. 2,81,500 1 KG Rs. 28,15,000	1g Rs. 3,009 8g Rs. 24,072 10g Rs. 30,090 100g Rs. 3,00,900 1 KG Rs. 30,09,000

Silver Price in VISHAKAPATNAM - Today Thu, Apr 24th, 2014
City	Bar Price 1 Kilo
VISHAKAPATNAM Thu, Apr 24th, 2014	1g Rs. 42.73 10g Rs. 427.26 100g Rs. 4,272.60 1 KG Rs. 42,726

Gold Price in MADURAI - Today Thu, Apr 24th, 2014
City	22 Karat	24 Karat (Pure Gold)
MADURAI Thu, Apr 24th, 2014	1g Rs. 2,815 8g Rs. 22,520 10g Rs. 28,150 100g Rs. 2,81,500 1 KG Rs. 28,15,000	1g Rs. 3,009 8g Rs. 24,072 10g Rs. 30,090 100g Rs. 3,00,900 1 KG Rs. 30,09,000

Silver Price in MADURAI - Today Thu, Apr 24th, 2014
City	Bar Price 1 Kilo
MADURAI Thu, Apr 24th, 2014	1g Rs. 42.73 10g Rs. 427.26 100g Rs. 4,272.60 1 KG Rs. 42,726

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Bhuma Sobha Nagi Reddy seriously injured in road accident

 
YSR Congress Party leader Sobha Nagi Reddy, on Wednesday night  when she was returning back to her house from her election campaign, was severely injured in a road accident. She was returning from Nandyal where she was campaigning for YSRCP.  

 

Bhuma Shobha Nagireddy is a politician from Andhra Pradesh, India. She represented the Allagadda constituency in the present Legislative Assembly of Andhra Pradesh, before resigning due to political turmoil in her party. She served as the chairperson of Andhra Pradesh State Road Transport Corporation (APSRTC) for two years and is the only woman to hold that position.

Bhuma Shobha Nagireddy was the spokesperson for the Prajarajyam party, having previously been General Secretary and also a state committee member in the Telugu Desam Party and in charge of its Ananthapur district section. Recently, she left the Prajarajyam party and joined newly formed YSR Congress. And presently Deputy floor Leader of YSR Congress Party. Her husband is also a politician (BHUMA NAGI REDDY) served twice as an MLA (Allagadda) and thirice as an M P (Nandyal).

Bhuma Shoba Nagireddy became actively involved in politics in 1996, prior to which she was a housewife. Her husband, Bhuma Nagireddy, was elected as a Member of Parliament and so had to resign his post as a Member of the Andhra Pradesh Legislative Assembly for the Allagadda constituency. Fighting as a candidate of the Telugu Desam Party, she was elected to the vacant Assembly seat with a record 27,000 majority in the by election.

It soon became apparent that Nagireddy had political abilities, her oratory skills caused the party president and then Chief Minister, Nara Chandrababu Naidu, to assign party duties to her. She rose to state level and became the first woman to serve as chairperson of APSRTC. She was elected three times to the Assembly.

In 2004, she was asked to contest the Nandyal constituency for a seat in the Lok Sabha, the lower house of the Parliament of India. She was unsuccessful in that bid due to general changes in the political landscape, the severe drought conditions in the Rayalaseema region in which she operated, and the charisma that her opponent, Y. S. Rajasekhara Reddy, held among agriculturists. Later, in 2008, she and her husband joined the newly formed Prajarajyam party.

Bhuma Shobha Nagireddy is the younger daughter of S. V. Subba Reddy, a senior politician and ex-minister of Andhra Pradesh. She was born and raised in Allagadda, where she studied up to Intermediate level. Her Younger brother, S. V. Mohan Reddy Ex M L C, is also a politician. She married Bhuma Nagireddy in 1986 and the couple have three children.

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Greater Kashmir Epaper Indian Epaper

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About Epaper:	Greater Kashmir is the leading Indian newspaper, printed daily from Srinagar. The newspaper started publication in the 1987 as a weekly newspaper. Greater Kashmir was the first English language newspaper from Kashmir.
Editions:	Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir
Language:	English
Website:	http://greaterkashmir.com/t
Frequency:	Daily Epaper
Country:	India
Registration:	Not Required
Price:	Free

Greater Kashmir is an Indian English language newspaper printed daily from Srinagar, the summer capital of the state of Jammu and Kashmir in India. The newspaper began its publication, in the 1987 as a weekly newspaper in 1993 it starts its first daily publications.It is edited by Fayaz Ahmad Kaloo and is edited online by Javed malik.

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Date and venue confirmed Amala Paul Vijay wedding



A couple of weeks ago, news about the wedding date  of Amala Paul and director Vijay spread like haywire and the 'Nimirndhu Nil' actress had to intervene to clarify that she will officially announce her future plans once Vijay who was stationed abroad at that time comes back to Chennai.  Amala Paul had requested the media people to avoid writing about her wedding until then.

Last week Amala Paul's mother confirmed that her daughter is indeed in love with director Vijay and their engagement and wedding will happen soon. She had mentioned that the engagement will take place in Cochin and the date of wedding which will happen in Chennai will be fixed during the engagement.

However right form this morning news about the venue and date of the much expected wedding being fixed has started surfacing.Director Vijay and Amala Paul will take place on June 7 in Cochin. Wedding has been scheduled on June 12 at the Mayor Ramanathan Chettiar Hall at MRC Nagar, Chennai.

Let's not conclude anything and wait for an official confirmation from the Amala Paul about date and venue.

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Ganashakti Epaper Indian Epaper 

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About Epaper:	Ganashakti is a daily newspaper from kolkata and it is publishing in bengali language. It is appeared as an evening daily for quite some time and finally converted into a full-fledged daily newspaper.
Editions:	kolkata, Etc...
Language:	Bengali
Website:	http://www.ganashakti.com/
Frequency:	Daily Epaper
Country:	India
Registration:	Required
Price:	Free

Ganashakti Patrika is an Indian Bengali daily newspaper published from Kolkata, West Bengal, India. The paper is an organ of the Communist Party of India (Marxist) West Bengal State Committee. It first appeared as a fortnightly in 1967 and then it started as an evening daily for quite some time and finally converted into a full-fledged daily newspaper. Presently Ganashakti has 3 editions in Kolkata, Durgapur and Siliguri having a daily circulation of 2,30,000.

The principal catalyst behind transformation of Ganashakti was Saroj Mukherjee, a freedom fighter and CPI(M)'s state secretary during the 1980s. After Mukherjee's death his efforts were carried on by Anil Biswas, who was editor of the daily.

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Economic Times Epaper Indian Epaper

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About Epaper:	The Economic Times, launched in 1961, is India's largest financial daily and the world's second largest financial daily newspaper. with a daily circulation of over 620,000 copies.
Editions:	Hyderabad, Chennai, Bangalore, Mumbai, New Delhi Etc...
Language:	English
Website:	http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/
Frequency:	Daily Epaper
Country:	India
Registration:	Required
Price:	Free

The Economic Times is an English-language Indian daily newspaper published by the Bennett, Coleman & Co. Ltd. first published in 1961. It is the world's second-most widely read English-language business newspaper, after the Wall Street Journal. with a readership of over 800,000. The Economic is published simultaneously from 12 cities Mumbai, Bangalore, Delhi, Chennai, Kolkata, Lucknow, Hyderabad, Jaipur, Ahmedabad, Nagpur, Chandigarh, and Pune.

The Economic Times is headquartered in Mumbai at The Times of India building. Its main content is based on the Indian economy, International finance, share prices, prices of commodities as well as other matters related to finance. The founder- editor of the paper when it was launched in 1961 was P.S. Hariharan. The current Editorial Director of The Economic Times and ET Now is Rahul Joshi.
Like the London-based Financial Times, The Economic Times is printed on salmon pink paper. It is sold in all major cities in India. In June 2009, it also launched a television channel called ET Now.
The Economic Times Magazine on Sunday was revamped and now dons a new format, style and regular features on great personal content in 2011. The fresher edition hosts a variety of material not found during the weekdays. The special edition on all Sundays contains, namely: "what's news", "news in numbers", "behind the news", "spotlight", "cover story", "expert view", "economy", "centrespread", "travel guide", "food & drink", "recommended" and finally "feel smart". 'feel smart" generally hosts a "Cocktail Conversations" article which describes a definite difference between terms, objects, persons and abstract views which are normally considered to be the same. It also contains "Behind The Lines" which gives a brief crisis that had occurred, gives a brief overview of the crisis and the solution derived.

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Free Press Journal Epaper Indian Epaper

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About Epaper:	The Free Press Journal is one of the oldest english daily newspapers from mumbai with heritage of 78 years of publication.
Editions:	Hyderabad, Chennai, Bangalore, Mumbai, New Delhi
Language:	English
Website:	http://www.freepressjournal.in
Frequency:	Daily Epaper
Country:	India
Registration:	Required
Price:	Free

The Free Press Journal is an Indian English-language daily newspaper that was established in 1930 by Swaminathan Sadanand, who also acted as its first editor. First produced to complement a news agency, the Free Press of India, it was a supporter of the Indian independence movement. It is published in Mumbai, India.

The founder editor was Swaminathan Sadanand.It was founded in 1930 to support Free Press of India, a news agency that dispatched "nationalist" news to its subscribers. In the colonial context, Colaco describes it as "an independent newspaper supporting nationalist causes", she quotes Lakshmi "The nationalist press marched along with the freedom fighters..." it played a significant role in mobilising sympathetic public opinion during the independence movement.

Among its founders was Stalin Srinivasan who founded Manikkodi in 1932. Bal Thackeray worked as a cartoonist for the newspaper until being removed from the job. Thackeray then founded Marmik. According to Atkins he was removed "after a political dispute over Thackeray's attacks on southern Indian immigration into Bombay" Notable cartoonist R. K. Laxman joined The Free Press Journal as a twenty-year-old. He was Thackeray's colleague. Three years into the job, he was asked by his proprietor not to make fun at communists, Laxman left and joined The Times of India.

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Financial Express Epaper Indian Epaper

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About Epaper:	The Financial Express is a daily newspaper published by the Indian Express group since 1961. Launched in 1961, India's oldest financial daily, The Financial Express, is today one of the leading newspapers in the country.
Editions:	Hyderabad, Chennai, Bangalore, Mumbai, New Delhi
Language:	English
Website:	http://www.financialexpress.com
Frequency:	Daily Epaper
Country:	India
Registration:	Required
Price:	Free

The Financial Express is an Indian English-language business newspaper. It is published by the Indian Express group since 1961. The FE specialises in India and international business and financial news.

Launched in 1961, India’s oldest financial daily, The Financial Express, is today one of the leading newspapers in the country. Part of The Indian Express Group, the newspaper publishes eleven editions in English from leading cities Ahmedabad, Bangalore, Chandigarh, Chennai, Coimbatore, Delhi, Hyderabad, Kochi, Kolkata, Lucknow, Mumbai and Pune. It also has an edition in Gujarati, published from Ahmedabad. The newspaper has offices across the country and is headquartered in Delhi.

As India's oldest financial newspaper The Financial Express has had a string of eminent Editors such as R Jagannathan, Dr. Sanjaya Baru, Mythili Bhusnurmath, Sandipan Deb, M.K Venu etc. Presently Sunil Jain is the Managing Editor of the business daily.

The Financial Express is part of The Indian Express Group, which also owns English daily The Indian Express, Marathi daily Loksatta, Hindi Daily Jansatta, entertainment weekly Screen, and weekly Marathi magazine Lokprabha.

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Jodha Akbar Episode 222 April 22 2014 
 

Jodha Akbar Episode 222 April 22 2014 
 
Jodha reaches the palace safely. Everyone is happy to see her unhurt. Jodha has an emotional moment with her mother, Naianvati. They both reconcile their differences. Nainavati decides to celebrate the called off utsav. Meanwhile Akbar is sad and alone. On his way back, he decides to spend some time alone. He blames himself for not trusting Jodha, he meets a poor man who offers him his food. Without realizing that it is Akbar, the poor man talks about Akbar being a brave man. People say that Akbar is heartless but the poor man doesn't believe it. Akbar realizes that he too has a heart. Akbar is attacked and gets injured badly. Will Akbar survive the attack?
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23 Apr 2014 Gold Price Sliver price

Gold Rate in HYDERABAD - Today Wed, Apr 23rd, 2014
City	22 Karat	24 Karat
HYDERABAD Wed, Apr 23rd, 2014	1g Rs. 2,799 8g Rs. 22,392 10g Rs. 27,990 100g Rs. 2,79,900 1 KG Rs. 27,99,000	1g Rs. 2,995 8g Rs. 23,960 10g Rs. 29,950 100g Rs. 2,99,500 1 KG Rs. 29,95,000

Silver Price in HYDERABAD - Today Wed, Apr 23rd, 2014
City	Bar Price 1 Kilo
HYDERABAD Wed, Apr 23rd, 2014	1g Rs. 42.80 10g Rs. 427.98 100g Rs. 4,279.80 1 KG Rs. 42,798

Gold Rate in DELHI - Today Wed, Apr 23rd, 2014
City	22 Karat	24 Karat
DELHI Wed, Apr 23rd, 2014	1g Rs. 2,792 8g Rs. 22,336 10g Rs. 27,920 100g Rs. 2,79,200 1 KG Rs. 27,92,000	1g Rs. 2,988 8g Rs. 23,904 10g Rs. 29,880 100g Rs. 2,98,800 1 KG Rs. 29,88,000

Silver Price in DELHI - Today Wed, Apr 23rd, 2014
City	Bar Price 1 Kilo
DELHI Wed, Apr 23rd, 2014	1g Rs. 42.55 10g Rs. 425.46 100g Rs. 4,254.60 1 KG Rs. 42,546

Gold Rate in MUMBAI - Today Wed, Apr 23rd, 2014
City	22 Karat	24 Karat
MUMBAI Wed, Apr 23rd, 2014	1g Rs. 2,794 8g Rs. 22,352 10g Rs. 27,940 100g Rs. 2,79,400 1 KG Rs. 27,94,000	1g Rs. 2,990 8g Rs. 23,920 10g Rs. 29,900 100g Rs. 2,99,000 1 KG Rs. 29,90,000

Silver Price in MUMBAI - Today Wed, Apr 23rd, 2014
City	Bar Price 1 Kilo
MUMBAI Wed, Apr 23rd, 2014	1g Rs. 42.57 10g Rs. 425.72 100g Rs. 4,257.20 1 KG Rs. 42,572

Gold Rate in CHENNAI - Today Wed, Apr 23rd, 2014
City	22 Karat	24 Karat
CHENNAI Wed, Apr 23rd, 2014	1g Rs. 2,809 8g Rs. 22,472 10g Rs. 28,090 100g Rs. 2,80,900 1 KG Rs. 28,09,000	1g Rs. 3,002 8g Rs. 24,016 10g Rs. 30,020 100g Rs. 3,00,200 1 KG Rs. 30,02,000

Silver Price in CHENNAI - Today Wed, Apr 23rd, 2014
City	Bar Price 1 Kilo
CHENNAI Wed, Apr 23rd, 2014	1g Rs. 42.77 10g Rs. 427.65 100g Rs. 4,276.50 1 KG Rs. 42,765

Gold Rate in KOLKATA - Today Wed, Apr 23rd, 2014
City	22 Karat	24 Karat
KOLKATA Wed, Apr 23rd, 2014	1g Rs. 2,802 8g Rs. 22,416 10g Rs. 28,020 100g Rs. 2,80,200 1 KG Rs. 28,02,000	1g Rs. 2,995 8g Rs. 23,960 10g Rs. 29,950 100g Rs. 2,99,500 1 KG Rs. 29,95,000

Silver Price in KOLKATA - Today Wed, Apr 23rd, 2014
City	Bar Price 1 Kilo
KOLKATA Wed, Apr 23rd, 2014	1g Rs. 42.82 10g Rs. 428.24 100g Rs. 4,282.40 1 KG Rs. 42,824

Gold Price in KOCHI - Today Wed, Apr 23rd, 2014
City	22 Karat	24 Karat (Pure Gold)
KOCHI Wed, Apr 23rd, 2014	1g Rs. 2,809 8g Rs. 22,472 10g Rs. 28,090 100g Rs. 2,80,900 1 KG Rs. 28,09,000	1g Rs. 3,002 8g Rs. 24,016 10g Rs. 30,020 100g Rs. 3,00,200 1 KG Rs. 30,02,000

Silver Price in KOCHI - Today Wed, Apr 23rd, 2014
City	Bar Price 1 Kilo
KOCHI Wed, Apr 23rd, 2014	1g Rs. 42.55 10g Rs. 425.46 100g Rs. 4,254.60 1 KG Rs. 42,546

Gold Rate in BANGALORE - Today Wed, Apr 23rd, 2014
City	22 Karat	24 Karat
BANGALORE Wed, Apr 23rd, 2014	1g Rs. 2,796 8g Rs. 22,368 10g Rs. 27,960 100g Rs. 2,79,600 1 KG Rs. 27,96,000	1g Rs. 2,991 8g Rs. 23,928 10g Rs. 29,910 100g Rs. 2,99,100 1 KG Rs. 29,91,000

Silver Price in BANGALORE - Today Wed, Apr 23rd, 2014
City	Bar Price 1 Kilo
BANGALORE Wed, Apr 23rd, 2014	1g Rs. 427.13 10g Rs. 4,271.25 100g Rs. 42,712.50 1 KG Rs. 4,27,125

Gold Rate in PUNE - Today Wed, Apr 23rd, 2014
City	22 Karat	24 Karat
PUNE Wed, Apr 23rd, 2014	1g Rs. 2,809 8g Rs. 22,472 10g Rs. 28,090 100g Rs. 2,80,900 1 KG Rs. 28,09,000	1g Rs. 3,002 8g Rs. 24,016 10g Rs. 30,020 100g Rs. 3,00,200 1 KG Rs. 30,02,000

Silver Price in PUNE - Today Wed, Apr 23rd, 2014
City	Bar Price 1 Kilo
PUNE Wed, Apr 23rd, 2014	1g Rs. 42.55 10g Rs. 425.46 100g Rs. 4,254.60 1 KG Rs. 42,546

Gold Rate in VIJAYAWADA - Today Wed, Apr 23rd, 2014
City	22 Karat	24 Karat
VIJAYAWADA Wed, Apr 23rd, 2014	1g Rs. 2,809 8g Rs. 22,472 10g Rs. 28,090 100g Rs. 2,80,900 1 KG Rs. 28,09,000	1g Rs. 3,002 8g Rs. 24,016 10g Rs. 30,020 100g Rs. 3,00,200 1 KG Rs. 30,02,000

Silver Price in VIJAYAWADA - Today Wed, Apr 23rd, 2014
City	Bar Price 1 Kilo
VIJAYAWADA Wed, Apr 23rd, 2014	1g Rs. 42.55 10g Rs. 425.46 100g Rs. 4,254.60 1 KG Rs. 42,546

Gold Price in TRICHY - Today Wed, Apr 23rd, 2014
City	22 Karat	24 Karat (Pure Gold)
TRICHY Wed, Apr 23rd, 2014	1g Rs. 2,809 8g Rs. 22,472 10g Rs. 28,090 100g Rs. 2,80,900 1 KG Rs. 28,09,000	1g Rs. 3,002 8g Rs. 24,016 10g Rs. 30,020 100g Rs. 3,00,200 1 KG Rs. 30,02,000

Silver Price in TRICHY - Today Wed, Apr 23rd, 2014
City	Bar Price 1 Kilo
TRICHY Wed, Apr 23rd, 2014	1g Rs. 42.55 10g Rs. 425.46 100g Rs. 4,254.60 1 KG Rs. 42,546

Gold Price in TRIVANDRUM - Today Wed, Apr 23rd, 2014
City	22 Karat	24 Karat (Pure Gold)
TRIVANDRUM Wed, Apr 23rd, 2014	1g Rs. 2,809 8g Rs. 22,472 10g Rs. 28,090 100g Rs. 2,80,900 1 KG Rs. 28,09,000	1g Rs. 3,002 8g Rs. 24,016 10g Rs. 30,020 100g Rs. 3,00,200 1 KG Rs. 30,02,000

Silver Price in TRIVANDRUM - Today Wed, Apr 23rd, 2014
City	Bar Price 1 Kilo
TRIVANDRUM Wed, Apr 23rd, 2014	1g Rs. 42.55 10g Rs. 425.46 100g Rs. 4,254.60 1 KG Rs. 42,546

Gold Price in JAIPUR - Today Wed, Apr 23rd, 2014
City	22 Karat	24 Karat (Pure Gold)
JAIPUR Wed, Apr 23rd, 2014	1g Rs. 2,809 8g Rs. 22,472 10g Rs. 28,090 100g Rs. 2,80,900 1 KG Rs. 28,09,000	1g Rs. 3,002 8g Rs. 24,016 10g Rs. 30,020 100g Rs. 3,00,200 1 KG Rs. 30,02,000

Silver Price in JAIPUR - Today Wed, Apr 23rd, 2014
City	Bar Price 1 Kilo
JAIPUR Wed, Apr 23rd, 2014	1g Rs. 42.55 10g Rs. 425.46 100g Rs. 4,254.60 1 KG Rs. 42,546

Gold Price in AHMEDABAD - Today Wed, Apr 23rd, 2014
City	22 Karat	24 Karat (Pure Gold)
AHMEDABAD Wed, Apr 23rd, 2014	1g Rs. 2,809 8g Rs. 22,472 10g Rs. 28,090 100g Rs. 2,80,900 1 KG Rs. 28,09,000	1g Rs. 3,002 8g Rs. 24,016 10g Rs. 30,020 100g Rs. 3,00,200 1 KG Rs. 30,02,000

Silver Price in AHMEDABAD - Today Wed, Apr 23rd, 2014
City	Bar Price 1 Kilo
AHMEDABAD Wed, Apr 23rd, 2014	1g Rs. 42.55 10g Rs. 425.46 100g Rs. 4,254.60 1 KG Rs. 42,546

Gold Price in VISHAKAPATNAM - Today Wed, Apr 23rd, 2014
City	22 Karat	24 Karat (Pure Gold)
VISHAKAPATNAM Wed, Apr 23rd, 2014	1g Rs. 2,809 8g Rs. 22,472 10g Rs. 28,090 100g Rs. 2,80,900 1 KG Rs. 28,09,000	1g Rs. 3,002 8g Rs. 24,016 10g Rs. 30,020 100g Rs. 3,00,200 1 KG Rs. 30,02,000

Silver Price in VISHAKAPATNAM - Today Wed, Apr 23rd, 2014
City	Bar Price 1 Kilo
VISHAKAPATNAM Wed, Apr 23rd, 2014	1g Rs. 42.55 10g Rs. 425.46 100g Rs. 4,254.60 1 KG Rs. 42,546

Gold Price in MADURAI - Today Wed, Apr 23rd, 2014
City	22 Karat	24 Karat (Pure Gold)
MADURAI Wed, Apr 23rd, 2014	1g Rs. 2,809 8g Rs. 22,472 10g Rs. 28,090 100g Rs. 2,80,900 1 KG Rs. 28,09,000	1g Rs. 3,002 8g Rs. 24,016 10g Rs. 30,020 100g Rs. 3,00,200 1 KG Rs. 30,02,000

Silver Price in MADURAI - Today Wed, Apr 23rd, 2014
City	Bar Price 1 Kilo
MADURAI Wed, Apr 23rd, 2014	1g Rs. 42.55 10g Rs. 425.46 100g Rs. 4,254.60 1 KG Rs. 42,546

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How anger affects your health


When you get angry, your heart rate, arterial tension and testosterone production increases, cortisol (the stress hormone) decreases, and the left hemisphere of your brain becomes more stimulated.
Researchers induced anger in 30 men "Anger Induction" (AI), which consists of 50 phrases in first person that reflect daily situations that provoke anger.

Before and immediately after the inducement of anger, the researchers measured heart rate and arterial tension, levels of testosterone and cortisol, and the asymmetric activation of the brain.


Results reveal that anger provokes profound changes in the state of mind of the subjects ('they felt angered and had a more negative state of mind') and in different psychobiological parameters.

So how exactly does anger contribute to heart disease? Scientists don't know for sure, but anger might produce direct physiological effects on the heart and arteries. Emotions such as anger and hostility quickly activate the "fight or flight response," in which stress hormones, including adrenaline and cortisol, speed up your heart rate and breathing and give you a burst of energy. Blood pressure also rises as your blood vessels constrict.

Anger is a powerful emotion and releasing the pressure that builds inside you can be essential to deal with problems and move on. But if anger isn’t dealt with in a healthy way, it can have a significant effect on your daily life, relationships, achievements and mental well-being.

Anger is one of the most basic human emotions. It is a physical and mental response to a threat or to harm done in the past. Anger takes many different forms from irritation to blinding rage or resentment that festers over many years.

As we go about our lives, we’re constantly weighing up situations and deciding what we think about them: good or bad, safe or unsafe etc. How we interpret a situation influences how we feel about it. If we think we are in danger, we feel afraid. If we feel we have been wronged, we feel angry. These feelings determine how we react to the situation. We translate meanings into feelings very fast. With anger, that speed sometimes means that we react in ways we later regret.

Many of our emotions are linked to a particular physical response. Anger gets the mind and body ready for action. It arouses the nervous system, increasing the heart rate, blood pressure, blood flow to muscles, blood sugar level and sweating. It also sharpens the senses and increases the production of adrenalin, a hormone produced at times of stress.

At the same time as these physical changes, anger is thought to affect the way we think. When we are first faced with a threat, anger helps us quickly translate complex information into simple terms: 'right' or 'wrong' for instance. This can be useful in an emergency as we don’t waste valuable time weighing up information that doesn’t instantly affect our safety or well-being.

But it can mean that we act before we've considered what else is relevant and made a rational decision about how to behave. It may be that we need to take more time to look at the situation and deal with it differently. When anger gets in the way of rational thinking we may give way to the urge to act aggressively, propelled by the instinct to survive or protect someone from a threat.


Reasons for getting angry:

• facing a threat to ourselves or our loved ones
• being verbally or physically assaulted
• suffering a blow to our self-esteem or our place within a social group
• being interrupted when pursuing a goal
• losing out when money is at stake
• someone going against a principle that we consider important
• being treated unfairly and feeling powerless to change this
• feeling disappointed by someone else or in ourselves
• having our property mistreated.

If we think someone has wronged us on purpose, this can make us angrier. If we’re having a bad day and are in a state of constant tension, we’re more likely to snap when something else goes wrong, even if it’s something that wouldn’t usually bother us.

We may feel angry immediately or only feel angry later when we go back over a situation. Anger can surface years later that has its roots in abuse or neglect long ago. Sometimes anger stays locked inside us for decades because it wasn’t dealt with sufficiently at the time.

The feeling of anger, like all emotions, is not isolated in your mind. The mental reaction triggers a cascade of physical reactions that extend throughout your body, including:

• Increases in heart rate, arterial tension and testosterone
• Decreases in cortisol (the stress hormone)
• Stimulation of your left brain hemisphere, which is involved in experiencing emotions related to closeness

Interestingly, the last finding, uncovered by researchers from the University of Valencia, suggests that although anger is perceived as a negative emotion, it actually prompts you to become closer to the object of your anger, likely as a means to stop the conflict. And when it comes to anger, resolving the upset is a very wise decision.

Anger is a normal emotion, one that all of us experience from time to time. It’s a feeling that evokes that well-known "fight-or-flight" response, preparing us to defend ourselves physically and psychologically in a conflict. Back when anger corresponded to real threats, this response could be lifesaving, but today it pushes your body into an overdrive mode that is almost always unnecessary.

As soon as you start to get “hot under the collar,” your body starts preparing for a “fight.” Your muscles get tense, your digestive processes stop and certain brain centers are triggered, which alters your brain chemistry.

The feeling of anger may actually help you make better choices even if you are normally not great at making rational decisions because anger can make you focus on that which is important, and ignore things that are irrelevant to the task of making a decision.

Feelings of Anger Damage Your Heart :
It does not feel good to be angry, and this is a clue that this emotion is also likely damaging your body on a physical level.Letting your anger out explosively may be harmful because it triggers surges in stress hormones and injures blood vessel linings.

Your Emotional Health is Intricately Linked to Your Physical Health

Negative emotions will invariably impact your physical well-being, and anger is no different. Emotional factors are actually one of the most important contributing factors for all diseases, including cancer.

That is why an effective strategy to manage your emotional stress has long been a part of my top health tools, and this is because there is overwhelming evidence that your mind does matter when it comes to preventing, or triggering, disease.

The idea that your emotions impact your health and the development of disease is not new. Even the conservative Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has stated that 85 percent of all diseases appear to have an emotional element, but the actual percentage is likely to be even higher.

There are a host of techniques to instill positive emotions and thoughts and create a sense of inner-peace, and the best rule is to find the one that works for you, whether it is considered conventional or "alternative," and keep on using it. Prayer and meditation are helpful for many.

Life’s Too Short to Live With Anger

Optimal health involves addressing and resolving your anger and other emotional traumas as quickly as possible without letting old emotional wounds contribute to more negativity, and therefore disease, in your mind and body.

• Relaxation techniques (slow deep breathing, meditation, prayer, positive imagery)
• Empathizing with the person (or situation) you’re angry with
• Exercising (vigorous activity is an excellent way to release angry energy that has built up, and gentler exercise, like yoga, can help you calm down afterward)
• Asking yourself, “Will this situation matter in 10 minutes? Tomorrow? Next month? Next year?” Most often, situations you’re angry over mean very little in the greater scheme of your life. Keep this question in mind to help you remember that the situation you’re so angry about now will likely be irrelevant in a short time -- and is probably not worth getting worked up over.

When combined, these techniques are extremely effective at both releasing negative energy and putting your mind at ease.

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Vareva Episode 67 April 22 2014



Vareva Episode 67 April 22 2014


Cookery Show by Sanjay Thumma in zee Telugu.
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Sanjay Thumma (born April 26, 1970) is an Indian chef, and the founder of vahrehvah.com. He is especially popular among the Indian expatriate communities in mainland Europe and America. He became known most for his online recipes channel on YouTube, which he started in 2007 .

He began his career working for various ITC hotels in Gurgaon, Chennai, Agra and Jaipur. In 1998 he relocated to Chicago to start his own restaurant: Sizzle India. After opening four restaurants over seven years, he decided to sell them all, and took a two-year vacation. In September 2007, he set up a studio in Chicago and started recording his first 150 recipes, which were posted on YouTube with each video reaching over a million views. Later he launched his food website and moved back to Hyderabad, where he is currently based.

Sanjay Thumma studied hotel management in Hyderabad, India. He stated that because he was so mischievous as a boy, his mother would put him in the kitchen to prevent him from annoying his siblings and to keep his voice level down. To keep him occupied, she would have him mash up spices. His mother fostered a deep fascination with cooking by allowing him to ask questions and provide assistance in preparing meal.
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Vareva Episode 66 April 21 2014



Vareva Episode 66 April 21 2014

Cookery Show by Sanjay Thumma in zee Telugu.
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Sanjay Thumma (born April 26, 1970) is an Indian chef, and the founder of vahrehvah.com. He is especially popular among the Indian expatriate communities in mainland Europe and America. He became known most for his online recipes channel on YouTube, which he started in 2007 .

He began his career working for various ITC hotels in Gurgaon, Chennai, Agra and Jaipur. In 1998 he relocated to Chicago to start his own restaurant: Sizzle India. After opening four restaurants over seven years, he decided to sell them all, and took a two-year vacation. In September 2007, he set up a studio in Chicago and started recording his first 150 recipes, which were posted on YouTube with each video reaching over a million views. Later he launched his food website and moved back to Hyderabad, where he is currently based.

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Mangammagari Manavaraalu Episode 232 April 22 2014


Mangammagari Manavaraalu Episode 232 April 22 2014


Mangamma, who is a very strong and rich old lady, due to some health problems she is unable to walk and needs to be pushed around in a wheelchair. But that doesn't hamper her from showing her anger when someone or something goes against her wishes. Everyone is so scared of her wrath and no one dare oppose her, not even her husband.

She has a grandson by name Sakethram, who she dotes on. He too likes his grandmother. Granny decides to get Sakethram married. She has her own set of rules and norms as to what Sakethram's bride should be like. Finally, she comes across Seetha.

Granny gathers all the information she can on Seetha. She was very impressed by what she sees and hears about Seetha and immediately takes the decision and approaches Seetha in her own way by verifying many things including a health check-up. Everyone in Seetha's family is delighted. Much against Seetha wishes, the family goes for the 'Traditional' family get-together where the bride is shown. It doesn't take more than a couple of minutes to understand the old lady's character, her money power and how well she flaunts it to her advantage. Seetha is dazed by all the things happening around her. And more importantly, she doesn't understand the way her fiancée acts like a puppet in his Granny's hands. She realizes that Sakethram has no individuality. Everything is linked to his Granny whims and wishes. Shocked by all the incidents Seetha at one stage refuses to marry Sakethram.

The story mainly run around the conflict between pride and self respect, and interesting twists & turns that happen. Mangamma's character is being played by famous silver screen actress 'Shiva Parvathi'

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Mangamma, who is a very strong and rich old lady, due to some health problems she is unable to walk and needs to be pushed around in a wheelchair. But that doesn't hamper her from showing her anger when someone or something goes against her wishes. Everyone is so scared of her wrath and no one dare oppose her, not even her husband.

She has a grandson by name Sakethram, who she dotes on. He too likes his grandmother. Granny decides to get Sakethram married. She has her own set of rules and norms as to what Sakethram's bride should be like. Finally, she comes across Seetha.
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Mangammagari Manavaraalu Episode 230 April 18 2014 
 

Mangammagari Manavaraalu Episode 230 April 18 2014

Mangamma, who is a very strong and rich old lady, due to some health problems she is unable to walk and needs to be pushed around in a wheelchair. But that doesn't hamper her from showing her anger when someone or something goes against her wishes. Everyone is so scared of her wrath and no one dare oppose her, not even her husband.

She has a grandson by name Sakethram, who she dotes on. He too likes his grandmother. Granny decides to get Sakethram married. She has her own set of rules and norms as to what Sakethram's bride should be like. Finally, she comes across Seetha.

Granny gathers all the information she can on Seetha. She was very impressed by what she sees and hears about Seetha and immediately takes the decision and approaches Seetha in her own way by verifying many things including a health check-up. Everyone in Seetha's family is delighted. Much against Seetha wishes, the family goes for the 'Traditional' family get-together where the bride is shown. It doesn't take more than a couple of minutes to understand the old lady's character, her money power and how well she flaunts it to her advantage. Seetha is dazed by all the things happening around her. And more importantly, she doesn't understand the way her fiancée acts like a puppet in his Granny's hands. She realizes that Sakethram has no individuality. Everything is linked to his Granny whims and wishes. Shocked by all the incidents Seetha at one stage refuses to marry Sakethram.

The story mainly run around the conflict between pride and self respect, and interesting twists & turns that happen. Mangamma's character is being played by famous silver screen actress 'Shiva Parvathi'

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Radhakrishna plots a new trick to spoil Sitha's marriage. He tells Saketh that he was in Sitha's room. Hearing this Saketh argues with his family members about Raghuram's character.

Mangamma, who is a very strong and rich old lady, due to some health problems she is unable to walk and needs to be pushed around in a wheelchair. But that doesn't hamper her from showing her anger when someone or something goes against her wishes. Everyone is so scared of her wrath and no one dare oppose her, not even her husband.
She has a grandson by name Sakethram, who she dotes on. He too likes his grandmother. Granny decides to get Sakethram married. She has her own set of rules and norms as to what Sakethram's bride should be like. Finally, she comes across Seetha.
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