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1. M A G E X
W E E K L Y
41
November III 2017
2017
Have you ever
heard of Mango
City?
Laws in India every
woman must
know…
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“The read of your joy…”

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Generosity: The habit of giving freely
without expecting anything in
return…

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Your mind is a garden. Your thoughts
are seeds. You can grow flowers or you
can grow weeds.

4. Contents
US$ Exchange rates worldwide 11
A Generous Man 16
Laws every Indian should know 13
Generosity is giving more than you can and pride
is taking less than you need…
Editor’s Note
Weather report for next week
Economy
US$ Exchange rates worldwide
Riddle Challenge
Laws every Indian should know
Did you know?
A Generous Man
Salem
Chera Dynasty
Mango
FOODGEX
CINEGEX
Bollywood…
Kollywood…
Hollywood…
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5. FOODGEX 38
Lemon Rasam 41
CINEGEX 43
Taking pains to remove the pains of others is the true
essence of Generosity…
Salem, India 18
Mango 36
Poori Masala 39

6. Every mountain top
is within reach if you
keep climbing…
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Life is like a mountain, hard to climb. But
once you get to the top the view is
beautiful…

8. Dear Reader,
Wish you a very warm welcome.
The 41st
issue of The MAGEX weekly has been
themed to the quality of generosity. Generosity in
general terms means goodness.
A generous individual will always respect the old
and show love and care for the young.
A generous individual will be kind hearted and
have mercy for the poor and help people
suffering from any kind of disability.
A generous person will not break the rules
anywhere he goes. A generous person will always
have the progress of his or her society and nation
rather than just filling their own desires and
selfish interests.
Generosity is not God – gifted. It is an attribute
that an individual develops with time. In most of
the cases, a family is responsible for making and
breaking a generous individual.
If we take a close look into the lives of successful
people, we will find one attribute as being
common among them that is generosity.
Generosity brings balance in the life as a result
people achieve unimaginable success. We may
find it difficult to be generous all the time, but at
the end generosity bears the fruits of peace,
success and happiness in our lives.
Thank you and all the very best!
Shoaib Makki T.J.
Editor – In – Chief
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9. Weather Report for next week: Chennai
Date – Day
17th
November – Friday
18th
November – Saturday
19th
November – Sunday
20th
November – Monday
21st
November – Tuesday
22nd
November – Wednesday
23rd
November – Thursday
High/Low (in °C)
31/2
30/25
29/25
29/25
30/26
29/25
29/25
Precipitation
20%
20%
40%
60%
20%
40%
10%
Conclusion
Afternoon shower
Brief Shower
Afternoon showers
Thunderstorm
Sunshine & Brief shower
Sunny and Pleasant
Sunny and Pleasant
Mild showers along with sunny climate have been
predicted by the weather forecasting department.
Hopefully next week, the Chennai city expects to be
having a Pleasant Weather
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10. ECONOMY
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11. US $ Currency Exchange Rates on 17th
November 2017
0.848561
0.757430
65.229108
1.317868
1.275073
1.355132
0.992936
4.172676
112.928374
6.628663
1.317868
105.242430
153.576425
3.750366
0.385017
3.673009
0.377220
0.302239
3.846690
3.864869
Euro
British Pound
Indian Rupees
Australian Dollar
Canadian Dollar
Singapore Dollar
Swiss Franc
Malaysian Ringgit
Japanese Yen
Chinese Yuan Renminbi
Australian Dollar
Pakistan Rupee
Sri Lankan Rupee
Saudi Arabian Riyal
Omani Rial
Emirati (UAE) Dirham
Bahraini Dinar
Kuwaiti Dinar
Qatari Riyal
Turkish Lira
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12. Test your IQ…
If you solve this, you are a detective!
A woman is sitting in her hotel room when there is a knock at the door. She
opened the door to see a man whom she had never seen before. He said "oh I'm
sorry, I have made a mistake, I thought this was my room." He then went down
the corridor and in the elevator. The woman went back into her room and
phoned security. What made the woman so suspicious of the man?
 Two people are born at the same
moment, but they don't have the
same birthdays. How could this be?
 What common English verb becomes
its own past tense by rearranging its
letters?
 What can be seen in the middle of
March and April that cannot be seen
at the beginning or end of either
month?
 Whats 3/7 chicken, 2/3 cat, and 2/4
goat?
 What is it that goes up and goes
down but does not move?
 What has a Heart but no other
organs?
Did You Know???
No word in English language,
rhymes with mouth, orange, silver
and purple
Answers for last week:
You’d ask, “If I were to ask the other guard
which door leads to life, what would he say?”
Either way you will be pointed to the death
door/She killed her sister hoping to see
him/The Sun/A hole/He jumped out of the
ground floor
Mail us your answers at
themagexweekly@gmail.com …
Answers will be declared next week,
Stay tuned!

13. Indian Law Everyone should know
Only the female officers are allowed to escort women to the police station.
A woman will be escorted by only a female officer, not by men officer to the police
station. Only in case of a serious crime, a written permit from the magistrate is
required for male officers to escort her.
Right of No Arrests in the night:
As per the Indian Law system, a woman can refuse to go the police station between
6pm and 6am. The only exception to this rule is the order of the First Class
Magistrate.
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14. Did you know?
9/10 people believe that
Thomas Edison invented the
light bulb. This isn’t true;
Joseph Swan did.
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The largest living thing on
the face of the Earth is a
mushroom underground in
Oregon, it measures three
and a half miles in
diameter.

15. Wearing headphones for just an hour will increase the
bacteria in your ear by 700 times.
Hot water is heavier than cold water…
Amazing facts!!!
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16. A Generous Man
There was once a man who was very helpful, kindhearted, and generous…
He was a man who would help someone without asking for anything in return. He
loved giving, it was his nature.
One day, while walking into a
dusty road, he saw a purse, so he
picked it up and noticed that the
purse was empty.
Suddenly, a woman and a police
officer show up. They arrested
the man on suspicion of theft.
The woman asked the man,
where he hid the money.
He replied, “It was empty when I found it”.
The woman yelled at him, “Please give it back, it’s for my son’s school fees”.
The man noticed that the woman really felt sad, so he gave her all the money he had
on him.
He knew the woman was a single mother who was struggling.
The man said, “I didn’t take your money, but there is all I have, I hope it can help
you”.
The woman left, and the policeman held the man for further questioning…
The woman was relieved that she recovered her money but when she counted it,
she was shocked. Her money had doubled.
The man had given her twice the amount she had in her purse.

17. One day, while
she was on her
way to pay her
son’s school
fees, she noticed
a skinny, frail
man behind
her…
She thought that he may rob her, so she approached a policeman sanding nearby.
He was the same policeman, who she took along to inquire about her purse. The
woman told him about the man following her, but suddenly they saw that man
collapse.
They ran towards him and were shocked to realize it was the same man they
arrested a few days back for stealing the woman’s purse. He looked very weak, and
the woman was confused.
The policeman said to the woman, “He didn’t return your money; he gave you his
money that day. He wasn’t the thief but hearing about your son’s school fees, he felt
sad and gave you his money.”
They helped the man stand up. Then he said to the woman, “Please go ahead and pay
your son’s school fees, I saw you and followed you to be sure that no one steams
your son’s school fees”.
The woman was speechless…
“Do not judge by appearances; a rich heart may be
under a poor coat.”

18. SALEM
Tamil Nadu, India
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19. Interesting Facts About Salem
 Salem is a city in Tamil Nadu, at a distance
of about 340 km from the state capital,
Chennai.
 Salem is the 6th
largest city in Tamil Nadu
by population and covers an area of 91.34
km2
.
 The town and the surrounding hilly regions
were part of the Chera dynasty and was
part of the trade route with the Roman
Empire.
 It was later governed by Poigars, who built
temples and forts in and around the city.
 It was part of the Vijayanagar empire before
being captured by Hyder Ali during the
early 18th
century, after the Mysore –
Madurai war.
 It was ceded to the British in 1768 and the
area became part of the struggle between
Kongu Nadu led by Dheeran Chinnamalai
and the British.
 Salem became part of the Salem district
since Independence in 1947.
 Salem is very much famous for its mangoes,
and hence it is also known as “Mango City”.
 Salem is located at an elevation of 278 m
(912 ft).
 Surrounded by the hills: Godumalai on the
east, Kanjamalai on the west, Nagaramalai
on the north, Shevaroy Hills on the
northeast and Kariyaperumal Hill on the
southwestern Salem.
 Salem is a major textile center in Tamil
Nadu, with more than 125 spinning mills,
weaving units and garment units.
 The area also houses a number of sago
factories for the production starch.
 About 34,000 hectares of land are devoted
to cassava and 650 industrial units are
engaged in tapioca processing.
 The Salem Steel Plant, a unit of Steel
Authority of India, produces cold – rolled
stainless steel and hot – rolled stainless –
carbon steel alloy.
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20. Yercaud is one of the most well known hill
stations of Tamil Nadu, at a distance of 22 km
from the city of Salem. These hills form a part of
the Servarayan Range in the Eastern Ghats and
are situated at an altitude of 1515 m (4,920 feet)
above sea level. The area of these hills is also
popular for coffee plantations and orange groves,
along with an orchidarium, which is run by the
Botanical Survey of India. The highest point at
these hills is the site of the Servarayan Temple,
due to which, these hills are also sometimes
referred to as Shevaroy Hills. It is also home to the
Murugar group of temples. The place also has a
nearby lake, which is famous as a boating site,
and also for its gardens. The town gets its name
from the lake located at its center - in Tamil 'Yeri'
means 'lake' and 'Kaadu' means 'forest'.
The highest point in Yercaud is the Servarayan
temple, which is situated at a height of 5326
feet. Hence the Yercaud Hills area is called
Shevaroy Hills.
The Kiliyur Falls is another popular attraction of
Salem, situated 3 km away from the city. These
falls drop from a height of 300 ft and are
famous for its activities like boating and
swimming.
Yercaud Hills

21. KILIYUR FALLS
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KOLLI HILLS

23. Situated in Tamil Nadu, Kolli Hills rises 1300 m
into the sky. It takes 72 pen bends to climb to the
highest peak of this place. But the one’s you
should go sight-seeing for would be Sekkuparai
and Selur Nadu. They are at the moment being
promoted as touristic places and that’s why this
is your chance to explore the unexplored. Kolli
Hills not being of any use to adventure lovers is
not really true. It has now been discovered by the
trekkers, hikers and spiritual seekers. The
government is going full guns and has already
started giving this place a face lift. These
mountains were sometimes known as 'Kolli
Malai', the 'Mountains of Death'. The reason is
because early literature records the
existence of an image called Kollippavai on top
of these hills. This image was believed to
represent the spirit of a maiden who lured
wayfarers by her beauty and then killed them.
The mountain is a site of pilgrimage, because of
the Arapaleeswarar temple, which is believed to
have a secret path to the Shiva temple in
Rasipuram.
Poiman Karadu is situated on the Salem-
Namakkal National Highway, 9 km away from
the city of Salem. The main feature of this place
is that, from a particular spot, specifically a cave
between rocks on the nearby hills, this place is
visible like a deer with two horns.
Poiman Karadu

24. AGAYA GANGAI
FALLS
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25. Agaya Gangai Waterfalls is located in Kolli Hills
of the Eastern Ghats. Panchanathi, a jungle
stream cascades down as the Agaya Gangai
(En:Ganges of Sky), near the Arapaleeswarar
temple atop the Kolli Hills in Namakkal district,
Tamil Nadu. It is 300 ft waterfall of the river
Aiyaru situated close to Arapaleeswarar temple. It
is located in a valley that is surrounded by
mountains on all sides.
Hogenakkal (Falls) is a place in Dharmapuri,
where the Cauvery River enters Tamil Nadu. It is
regarded as the chief picnic spot in Dharmapuri.
This most beautiful place in the state of Tamil
Nadu is full of picturesque scenes. At this point in
Hogenakkal, the broad stream of the river Kaveri
gets forked. It forms an island from where one
stream continues and plunges into a deep gorge
to create a lovely waterfall. The spray of this
waterfall raises clouds of droplets, which looks
like a smoke, hence this place is known as
Hogenakkal (Hoge means smoke and Kal means
rock) i, e, smoking rock. The Kaveri River flows in
a particular narrow gorge so narrow that it could
be easily leapt by a goat. Therefore, that place in
Hogenakkal is called Meka Dhattu (Goat`s leap).
The parisal is a round basket like boats, which
are availed by the visitors to feel the thrill of
adventure in the river here in Hogenakkal.
Hokengal Falls

26. Mettur, meaning 'town with crests and troughs',
obtained its name owing to the undulating rocky
naure of the land that makes the town an ideal
place for the DAM on Cauvery river the life line
of north and central Tamil Nadu. Stanley
Reservoir. The Mettur Dam is a large dam and
oldest dam in India built in 1934. It was
constructed in a gorge, where the River Kaveri
enters the plains.
It provides irrigation facilities to other district
farm land. Built at a length of 1700 meters, the
mettur hydro electrical power projects station is
there. Surrounding hills make Mettur as a tourist
attraction. The upstream of the dam is Hognekkal
fall.
Mettur Dam

27. This is a Natural Lake situtated near a Village
called Panamarathupatti, Situated very near to the
suburbs of Salem City. This lake is used to meet
the water needs in some parts of southern
suburbs of Salem City, and as well as for the
agricultural lands around the lake. The total area
covered by this lake is around 500acres. Tourists
are attracted by the scenic feautres of the lake.
This lake is even called as Vedanthangal of Salem
District, as the lake attracts many birds during
the season. PanamarathuPatti has fequent bus
services from Salem Old bus Stand. A drive will
also be a good idea. It takes around 20-30
minutes to reach this place from Salem City. A
deviation from Namakkal road-NH7 takes to
Panamarathupatti.
Panamarathupatti Lake
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28. Fortified in the banks of Cauvery, Poolampatti
Water Place lies 40 km away from Salem city and
is a Panchayat in the district of Salem in Tamil
Nadu. The river separates the district of Salem and
Erode by cutting through Poolampatti and
Nerinjipettai. the literacy rate of Poolampatti
panchayat is lower than the average national
literacy rate with the male literacy rate higher.
The chief resource for income is agriculture and
cattle. Raakiampatti, Erumaipatt, Billukurichi,
Vellandi valasu are the villages enroute to
Poolampatty water place. The sight of the watered
field, women engaging in household activities and
maintaining the livestock, men in the agricultural
field is the routine sights of the Poolampatty
village. Poolampatty side has shallow waters with
the fish convulsing at each food thrown. The
idyllic locale offers a congruous point for boat
riding across the Cauvery from Poolampatti to
Nerunjipettai in Erode. The lush green, the river
and the scenery gives a perfect moment to enjoy
the boat ride. After the boating, the view from the
bridge at the eternal flow of the river is the sole
saving grace of Poolampatti.
Poolampatti Water Place

29. Kalrayan Hills having tourist attraction like Megam Falls
and Periyar Falls Gomukhi Dam at the Kalrayan foot
hills.The Kalrayan Hills are a major range of hills situated
in the Eastern Ghats of the southern Indian state of Tamil
Nadu. Along with the Pachaimalai, Javadi, and Shevaroy
hills, they separate the Kaveri River basin to the south
from the Palar River basin to the north. The hills range in
height from 2000 feet to 3000 feet and extend over an
area of 1095 square kilometers. The hills straddle a
number of Tamil Nadu districts, extending northeast from
the Salem District. The range serves as a boundary
between the Salem and Villupuram districts. The
Kalrayans are divided into two sections — the northern
section, referred to as the Chinna ("little") Kalrayans, and
the southern section, called the Periya ("big") Kalrayans.
The Chinna Kalrayans average 2700 feet in height, while
the Periya Kalrayans average 4000 feet. The range as a
whole is fairly smooth, with soil well-suited for plant
growth. Scrub jungles reach up to 400 metres in altitude,
while deciduous forests can be found between above 800
metres. Sholas, a type of high-altitude stunted evergreen
forest, can be found growing on isolated plateaus. Though
the forest stand is growing, due to "habitat uniqueness,
human impacts and cultural tradition," conservation
efforts are needed.
Kalrayan Hills

30. Paravasa Ulagam
Water Theme Park
Kurumbapatti Zoological Park

31. Titch
Square
Salem

32. Chera Dynasty
The Chera Dynasty was also
known as Keral Putra because
of its control over the state of
Kerala and to a lesser extent,
parts of Tamil Nadu in South
India. Along with the Ay
Kingdom in the south and the
Ezhimala kingdom in the north,
they formed the ruling
kingdoms of Kerala in the early
Sangam Age. Together with the
Cholas and the Pandyas, they
were one of the three major
kingdoms of Tamilakalam, the territory of the Tamils. It is evident that there were a few
noteworthy rulers in this dynasty like Cheran Senguttavan (mentioned in epics of Silapathigaram),
Neduncheralathan and Uthiyan Cheralathan .
The Chela dynasty started off in Tamil Nadu and
the town off Karur was their capital. Within no
time they expanded and captured the neighboring
state of Kerala crossing the Perar (Periyar) River.
Perumchottu Utiyan Cheralatan, a contemporary
of the great Chola, King Karikalan was the first
Chera ruler. He committed suicide after a
humiliating defeat at the hands of the Chola ruler
in the battle of Venni.
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His son, Imayavaramban Nedum Cheralatan, another important Chera ruler, succeeded him.
During his long 58 years rule, he consolidated the Chera dynasty and extended its frontiers. He
inflicted a crushing defeat on his sworn enemies.
The greatest Chera King was Kadalpirakottiya Vel Kelu Kuttuvan, who is identified with the
mythical hero of the Silappadigaram (The Jewelled Anklet). Silappadigaram is one of the three
great Tamil epics of the Sangam Age. the great Tamil poet, Paranar, refers to his military exploits
including his famous victory at Mogur Mannan and Kongar.

33. The last known Chera ruler, Cheraman
Perumal converted to Islam and built
the first masjid (mosque) in India,
Cheraman Juma Masjid (right).
The Cheras had a well equipped army
which consisted of infantry, cavalry,
elephants and chariots. It was tradition
that the Chera rulers emerged
victorious in a battle to wear the anklets
made out of the crowns of the defeated
rulers.
The Dravidian style of architecture is the
characteristic South Indian style and is
mainly found in the Southern Indian
states of Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Kerala,
Telangana and Andhra Pradesh. The
Dravidian architecture may be mainly
seen through the temples; which were of
the various shapes such as square, rectangle, octagonal, star – shaped etc made from stones. They
were constructed by sandstone, steatite or granite.
Many Chera rulers were glorified in the ancient Sangam literature works. The most famous ruler of
the Chera dynasty was Cheran Senguttavan, who was the hero in one of the great tamil epics,
Silappathigaram. Few other collections of Tamil literature like Kalithogai, Pathitrupattu and
Ettuthogai mentions the bravery and valor of the Chera rulers. Mahabharata mentions that Chera
found the famous Kurukshetra war and that they were on the side of Pandavas. Hinduism was the
most prominent religion in the Chera dynasty.
The Cheras faded out of history by the 8th
century AD.
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34. Sankagiri Fort

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MANGO
The King of Fruits

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Amazing Health Benefits of Mango
 Prevents Cancer: The Pulp of Mango fruit
contains carotenoids, ascorbic acid,
terpenoids, poluphenols, pectin, gallic acid,
fisetin as well as abundant enzymes which
are antioxidants that fight against colon,
breast, leukemia and prostate cancers.
 Prevent Heart Diseases: Mangoes contain Beta
– Carotene, Vitamin E, Potassium and
Selenium. These antioxidants and minerals
fight free radicals that cause heart diseases.
 Lowers Cholesterol: The high levels of fiber,
pectin and Vitamin C helps to lower serum
cholesterol levels, specifically Low – Density
Lipoprotein (Bad Cholesterol) and increase
the levels of HDL (High – density
lipoprotein), the good cholesterol.
 Improves Digestion: Mangoes play a
prominent role in eliminating problems such
as indigestion and excess acidity, thee
digestive enzymes in them help to promote
natural, efficient digestion.
 Useful in Pregnancy: Rich in iron and
vitamins A, C, and B6, mangoes are very
much beneficial for pregnant women.
Vitamin A helps fight infections and prevents
vision problem in newborns.
 Improve Eye Health: The Vitamin A and beta
– carotene in mangoes help boost eye health,
promoting good eyesight and prevents night
blindness and dry eyes.
 Brain Health: Mango, being a great source of
iron and Vitamin B6, is one of those ideal
foods for brain health. Iron aids the normal
functioning of your brain and Vitamin B6
supports its cognitive development.
 Delay Aging: Mangoes contain high amounts
of Vitamin A and C, which help to produce
collagen proteins inside the body. Collagen
helps to protect blood vessels and the body’s
connective tissues, thereby slowing down the
natural aging process.
 Boosts Immune System: The rich amount of
Vitamin C and A in mangoes as well as
carotenoids keep your immune system
healthy and strong.
 Regulates Blood Pressure: Mangoes are rich
in potassium, a key mineral that helps lower
blood pressure.
 Glowing and Shining Skin: Mangoes are rich
in Vitamin A which makes the skin soft and
shining. When the pulp of mango is rubbed
over the skin, it makes your complexion fair
and maintains the moisture and make the
skin glow.
 Treats Kidney Stone: Rich in Vitamin B6,
mangoes reduce urinary oxalate (the oxalate
stones).
 Boost Bone Health: The presence of Vitamin A
is what makes mangoes good for bone
health. Vitamin C in mangoes aids the
formation of collagen, which strengthens
bones and connective tissues.

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Foodgex

39. Poori MasalaIngredients:
 Oil - 1 tblsp
 Mustard Seeds - 1 tsp
 Urad dal - 1 tsp
 Asafoetida / Hing / Kaya Podi a
pinch
 Onions - 3 large sliced thinly
 Green Chillies - 3 to 4 slit
 Potatoes - 2 large
boiled, peeled and mashed
 Salt to taste
 Turmeric Powder - 1 tsp

40. Procedure (Poori Masala):
 Heat oil in a pan, crackle mustard seeds and urad dal. Add asafoetida and
let it sizzle.
 Add in onions, chillies and mixwell. Add salt and cover the onions with a
lid and cook for 5 to 8 mins on low flame till onions turn soft.
 Add in turmeric powder and mix well.
 Add in water and bring it to a boil.
 Add potatoes and mix well.
 Serve with poori.
Enjoy your luscious dish
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41. Lemon Rasam
Ingredients:
 1 medium sized tomato, roughly
chopped
 1 inch ginger, finely chopped
 few curry leaves / kadi patta
 1 green chili, slit lengthwise
 3 tbsp coriander leaves / daniya patta,
finely chopped
 ½ tsp turmeric / haldi
 4 cup water, add as required
 1 cup cooked toor dal
 salt to taste
 ½ lemon
For tempering:
 1 tbsp ghee / clarified butter
 1 tsp mustard / rai
 ½ tsp cumin / jeera
 1 dried red chili, broken
 few curry leaves / kadi patta
 pinch of asafoetida / hing
 ½ tsp pepper, crushed

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Procedure (Lemon Rasam):
 Firstly, in a large vessel add tomatoes, ginger, chili, coriander and curry leaves.
 Also add turmeric and water.
 Boil for 10 minutes or till tomatoes turn soft and mushy.
 Further, mash the tomatoes well with back of the spatula.
 Now add pressure cooked toor dal. Make sure to pressure cook for 5 whistles or
till dal is cooked completely.
 Additionally, add salt to taste.
 Mix well and adjust consistency by adding water as required.
 Boil for 3 minutes. Do not over boil after adding dal, as it leads to gastric
problem.
 Meanwhile, prepare the tempering by heating up ghee / clarified butter.
 Once the ghee is hot, add mustard seeds, cumin, red chili, curry leaves,
asafoetida and pepper.
 Once the tempering splutter, pour the tempering onto prepared rasam.
 Finally, serve lemon rasam / kat saaru with steamed rice.
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Director: Suresh Triveni
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