The MAGEX Weekly #47

M A G E X
W E E K L Y
47
December V 2017
2017
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“The read of your joy…”
Wish you a very
Happy New Year
2018

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Tomorrow is the first blank
page of a 365 page book.
Write a good one…

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A Journey of a thousand miles
must begin with a single step…

Contents
US$ Exchange Rates Worldwide 11
Amazing Facts 14
Laws every Indian should know 13
It is not death that a man should fear, but he
should fear never beginning to live.
Editor’s Note
Weather report for next week
Economy
US$ Exchange rates worldwide
Riddle Challenge
Laws every Indian should know
Did you know?
Manali
Oak Tree
Healthcare
FOODGEX
CINEGEX
Kollywood…
Hollywood…
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
17
30
32
34
39
40
41

FOODGEX 34
Chana Madra 37
CINEGEX 39
Approach the New Year with resolve to find the
opportunities hidden in each new day…
Manali 17
HEALTHCARE 32
Daal Mash 35

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A New Year… A New Start
and Way To GO!
Wish you a successful
and glorious
Happy New Year

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This is a New Year. A new
beginning and things will
change…

Dear Reader,
Do you want a fresh start for the New Year? Do
you want a clean slate? Making a fresh start often
means practicing forgiveness. Without
forgiveness, you will have more difficulty moving
on and getting the benefits from New Year’s
resolutions.
You may need to ‘mend fences’ with people close
to you by forgiving them for something that has
happened in a relationship. You may need to
apologize and to ask forgiveness for your own
actions and/or behaviors. You may also need to
forgive yourself for perceived or real short-
comings.
Self forgiveness is the hardest part of forgiveness.
Most of us find it easier to forgive others than to
forgive one’s self. The elders teach that there are
many steps to forgiveness: expressing true
remorse, making a comprehensive apology, re-
establishing relationships and moving to a new
phase of relationship.
They also believe that you don’t just forgive and
forget. The past can’t be undone. To truly forgive,
you have to remember and then be ready to re-
live the emotions of the situation. Healing takes
time, empathy and understanding.
Shoaib Makki T.J.
Editor – In – Chief
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Weather Report for next week: Chennai
Date – Day
29th
December – Friday
30th
December – Saturday
31st
December – Sunday
01st
January – Monday
02nd
January – Tuesday
03rd
January – Wednesday
04th
January – Thursday
High/Low (in °C)
30/22
30/22
30/22
30/22
30/22
30/22
30/22
Precipitation
20%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
Weather
Partly Cloudy
Periods of Sun
Mostly Sunny
Times of cloud and sun
Mostly Cloudy
Partly Sunny
Mostly Sunny
Pleasantly Sunny has been predicted by the weather
forecasting department. Hopefully next week, the
Chennai city expects to receive sunshine…
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US $ Currency Exchange Rates on 29th
December 2017
0.833779
0.739411
63.852407
1.280003
1.255875
1.336639
0.976033
4.055843
112.542926
6.503972
0.376000
3.672500
0.302011
0.384500
110.739623
3.64000
153.489435
3.75000
3.789394
Euro
British Pound
Indian Rupees
Australian Dollar
Canadian Dollar
Singapore Dollar
Swiss Franc
Malaysian Ringgit
Japanese Yen
Chinese Yuan Renminbi
Bahraini Dinar
Emirati (UAE) Dirham
Kuwaiti Dinar
Omani Rial
Pakistan Rupee
Qatari Riyal
Sri Lankan Rupee
Saudi Arabian Riyal
Turkish Lira
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Test Your IQ…
Guess, Why?
A man who lived on the top floor of a twenty story building had to go up and
down daily for work, and of course, for food and the other necessities. On most
days he could only ride the elevator to the fifteenth story, and he would have to
walk the rest of the way. When it rained, however, he could ride all the way up
to the twentieth story. Why?
 Which ring is square?
 No matter how much rain comes
down on it it won't get any wetter.
What is it?
 You hear it speak, for it has a hard
tongue. But it cannot breathe, for it
has not a lung. What is it?
 If you have me, you want to share
me. If you share me, you haven't got
me. What am I?
 What is always slow to come, but
never actually happens?
 There were 5 children in a room. Iris
drew a picture, Barry played video
games, Andrew played chess, and
Trina read a book. What is the fifth
child, Mindy, doing?
Did You Know???
A Pangram sentence is one
that contains every letter in
the language…
Answers for last week:
The ship will rise with the tide, so the water
will always remain level with the first
rung/Friendship/Racecar/Eye/A promise/A
shadow
Mail us your answers at
themagexweekly@gmail.com …
Answers will be declared next week,
Stay tuned!

Indian Law Everyone should know
Part III Right to Equality (Article 19 – 21):
19. (1) All citizens shall have the right—
a) to freedom of speech and expression;
b) to assemble peaceably and without arms;
c) to form associations or unions;
d) to move freely throughout the territory of India;
e) to reside and settle in any part of the territory of India; 1 [and] 2
f) to practice any profession, or to carry on any occupation, trade or business.
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Did You Know?
Cashew Nuts grow like this…
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A ball of glass will bounce higher than a ball of rubber. A ball of
solid steel will bounce higher than one made entirely of glass.

The Typical Lead Pencil can draw a line 35 miles long
The slender mongoose will attack cobras and mambas and win…
Amazing Facts!!!
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Happy New Year
2018
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MANALI
Himachal Pradesh, India

Manali is a valley nestled in the mountains of
the Indian state of Himachal Pradesh near the
end of Kullu Valley, at an altitude of 2,050 m in
the Beas River Valley. The town ranges in
elevation from 1,800 m to 2,000 m in the
uppermost Old Manali section. Manali got its
name from the lawgiver Manu. Manu – Alaya
meaning the residence of Manu got changed to
Manali is course of time. Legend says that sage
Manu descended on Manali and recreated
Human Life after the great floods which
destroyed the world.
Manali has a cold winter and a moderate
summer. Summer starts from March and
prevails till June. It is the best period to visit
Manali and to enjoy the adventurous activities
here.
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Rohtang Pass (or Rohtam Pass) is a high mountain
pass at an elevation of 3,979 m (13,054 ft) above
the sea level, located on the eastern Pir Panjal
Range of the Himalayas. The pass is traversed by
the Leh-Manali Highway. The pass is closed half a
year and each season road crews use GPS to find
the road and dig it out again. However, massive
and deadly landslides continue, giving the pass its
name, which translates to ground of corpses.
Situated about 53 km from Manali, it connects
Kullu valley with Lahaul and Spiti which in turn
provide access to Leh. It’s only open from May to
November and is so dangerous the Government
of India is building an 8.8km tunnel as an
alternative. Known for its scenic
beauty, Rohtang Pass holds strategic importance
for India.
It’s the gateway to Keylong in the
landlocked Lahaul Valley from Manali in the
state's Kullu district. If you are in this beautiful
hill station, the famous stretch of Rohtang Pass in
Manali promises a breathtaking view of the
magnificent snow-capped mountains. A must
visit for travellers, is thronged by tourists all
through summer. It is at an elevation of 3,978 m
and remains closed in winters. The best time to
visit the place is from June to October when the
pass remains open for motor vehicles although
trekkers can cross it earlier. An entry point for
Pangi, Leh Valley and Lahaul Spiti, it is known for
its unpredictable snowfalls and wind velocity.
The view of the brilliant white snow covered pass
is a visual treat in itself.
Rohtang Pass

Solang Valley, locally known as Solang Nullah,
is renowned as the preferred location for
adventure activities in Himachal Pradesh. For
those who love the rush of adrenaline; there is
no place better than Solang in Kullu Valley to
indulge in parachuting, paragliding, skating
and zorbing. Solang Valley derives its name
from a village called Solang and Nullah means
water streams from mountains. Located 16 km
from Manali in north India, it lies on the
western bank of the Beas River. It is 8500 feet
above mean sea level. Solang is not just about
adventure activities. Its lush greenery, apple
orchards, snowcapped peaks and lakes attracts
lakhs of visitors from India and abroad every
year. A beautiful drive, scenic views of cascading
mountains and the gently flowing Beas River will
make this experience a way bit more special. A
must visit attraction on your Manali trip, Solang
Valley gives you stunning views of the snow-
capped peaks and beautiful glaciers. If you are in
the mood for adventure, indulge in some skiing,
paragliding or exciting ATB rides. If you are here
during winter, you can go for the intense 300 m
ski lift or other smaller lifts and jumps. There are
a bundle of surprises in store for kids as well.
From zorbing to horse riding, the kids are in for a
gala time. You can pack in a big picnic basket and
find the perfect picnic spot for a wonderful
evening. There are innumerable shops selling
delicious snacks and the good old magi for the
growling stomachs. After an action packed
adventurous afternoon, some fulfilling grub will
do wonders for foodies.
Solang Valley

Pandoh Dam is situated 16 km from Mandi
district. The lake is the reservoir of the dam.
Pandoh dam water is used generation of
hydroelectric. The lake diverts the water from
Beas River and flow in into the River Satluj.
Pandoh Dam is under Bhakra Beas Management
Board. The road built over dam is NH 21. The Beas
water is diverted through tunnels. The water is
used to generate electricity at the Dehar Power
House before being discharged into the Sutlej
River. The power house has capacity of 990
megawatts. Water is diverted by 249 tall Pandoh
Dam. The water first sent south through the 13.1
Pandoh-Baggi Tunnel. The Tunnel terminates at
the beginning of 11.8 km at the end of the
channel.
The water is stored at the Sunder Nagar Balancing
Reservoir. The tunnel ends just before the Dehar
Power Plant. The tunnel splits into three sections
followed by six penstocks before reaching the
power house. The narrow water of the lake is a
host to water sports activities during October-
May every year. The adventurous activity of
rafting takes place on the commercial basis. Also,
known as White Water Rafting, the sports has
gained a lot of fame during the past years. The
snow fed river offer rafting from the easiest to the
toughest levels. Splashing into the waters of Beas
is an enthralling experience. The Beas River
provides Grade IV and V rapids.
Pandoh Dam
JOGINI FALLS

A lot of trekkers do the Bhrigu Lake trek to get to
the famous lake. While the Bhrigu Lake is
definitely worth getting to, this is only one of the
reasons for you to do this trek. It is the meadows
on the Bhrigu Lake trek that are a real treat. I am
not sure you understand why trekking on them is
such a big thing. So let me take a moment to
explain. If you want to see high altitude alpine
meadows in India, chances are that you would
have to trek for at least 2-3 days before you can
step onto one. This is because most alpine
meadows start at around 11,000 feet, when you
have just crossed the tree line. This requires 2-3
days of hard trekking to reach. That’s why most
people in India go gaga over Europe and
Switzerland though such meadows are right here
in our backyard. On most high altitude treks in
India you’ll stumble upon meadows from a thick
forest, usually of oak. The sudden change in views
is startling and beautiful. While most of these
meadows are a delight to behold, some are more
special than others. The ones on the Bhrigu lake
trek are among these. The special meadows stretch
far and wide, undulating, almost like an endless
carpet. You’ll find horses galloping and sheep
grazing. You can walk barefoot feeling the dew
under your feet. Everywhere you see it is lush
green against the deepest blue sky. But what will
take your breath away is the view. Sitting on the
grassy knolls you are surrounded by snow
peaks that stretch to the horizon. You are sitting in
your own garden in the sky.
Bhrigu Lake

Manali is the gateway to Rohtang pass beyond
which lie the twin valley of Lahaul and Spiti. In
winter the mountain slopes are snow clad and
they turn into perfect skiing slopes. This point is
one of the main attractions for tourists coming
to Manali. The Rohtang pass is 51 KM north
of Manali and it is located on Manali Keylong
Highway at an altitude of 4111 meters
(13,400ft). This pass opens for tourist from April
end to October end of the year. The permission to
travel on this highway is given by Indian army
after they clear the snow and inspect the road for
its fitness and safety for movement of person and
the vehicles. The same road connects to Leh
Ladakh (State of Jammu &
Kashmir) from Manali (state of Himachal
Pradesh). Sonapani Glacier and a small lake
(Dashahr) are located opposite and left to
Rohtang respectively. If snow show is what
interests you, while you are in Manali, it's
advisable to hire a taxi that'll take you on the
Rohtang Route to Snow Point. It is not a fixed
point and the spot closest to Manali with ample
snow is usually designated as the snow point.
Once you are here, you can indulge in fun-filled
activities like building your very own snowman,
pounding your friends with snowballs or
climbing around in snow shoes. The best time to
indulge in a snowy affair is during winters.
Snow Point

With its quaint roadside stalls and street-market
stretches, shopping is one of the most enjoyable
things to do in Manali. From beautifully-woven
shawls to local handicrafts, Manali offers
numerous unique souvenirs at relatively cheaper
prices. If you’ve had your fill of exploring the
emerald-green valleys and snow-clad peaks all
around, then head to these markets to take home
some of Manali’s bric-a-brac. Manali is a
favorite tourist destination for north Indians
wanting to get a slice of the Himalayas, and this
is why travelers from around the region head
there during the summers.
Shopping in Manali is well documented by
travelers who go there; you can get some
amazing souvenirs, and Tibetan items here.
Surrounded by astounding hills, the beauty of
Manali is not easily explained unless you
actually experience it. Tourists from
within India and abroad come here every year to
enjoy the summer months, and some even go
further up to trek the beautiful Himalayan
region. Most of the items you find here are at a
reasonable rate; however some artifacts can be
expensive, but you can always do some
bargaining.
Manali Bazaar

A small walk in the Manali Nature Park will
bring tourists a step closer towards nature.
Encircled by large groves of Deodar trees, the
wildlife reserve is set on the bank of river Beas
and is a pristine nature park. Don't forget to
carry binoculars on a short trip to Manali
National Park as this is the place where tourists
can spot Himachal's state bird, Manual
Pheasant. The nature park attracts a large
number of tourists from across the world. The
park can be easily distinguished from a distant
place, just because of its tall cedar and deodar
trees. The Manali Nature Park is flanked by
many snow-capped mountains.
Here, you can catch only spot only small birds
and mammals. Like the other animal reserves in
Himachal Pradesh, Manali Nature Park is a
dense land dotted with Deodar, Kail, Horse
chestnut, Walnut and Maple trees which add to
its beauty. A cluster of trees reaches the sky and
forms a dark canopy which seems like
silhouettes of mountains from a distance.
Sunrays passing through the giant trees lit up
the green pastures instantly. A cluster of trees
reaches the sky and forms a dark canopy which
seems like silhouettes of mountains from a
distance. Sunrays passing through the giant
trees lit up the green pastures instantly.
Nature Park

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Oak Tree (Genus Quercus)
 Oak trees are usually large in size. They can
reach 70ft in height and 9ft in width. Their
branches can reach 135 ft in length.
 One of the biggest oaks is located in Goose
Island State Park, Texas, USA. This Oak is 45 ft
tall, 35 ft wide; with crown that has 90 ft in
diameter.
 Due to its large dimensions, oak requires
large amount of water per day. It can absorb
50 gallons of water each day.
 Oaks have leaves that can be lobed, serrated
or flat on the edges. Certain species have
leaves with bristles.
 Oaks produce both male and female flowers.
Male flowers are arranges in clusters called
catkins. Female flowers are much smaller.
 Fruit of the oak is called acorn. Production of
acorns starts at the age of 20 – 50 years.
 Oaks produce more than 2000 acorns every
year, but only one in 10,000 acorns will
manage to develop into oak tree.
 A lot of animals (pigeons, duck, pigs, deer,
squirrels, mice…) feed on acorns.
 Young acorns, leaves and buds contain tannic
acid which induces toxic effects in cattle.
Tannic acid may induce formation of ulcers
in the stomach, damage in kidneys and result
in malformation in the newly born cattle.
 Wood of Oak is very strong and hard. It is used
in the manufacture of ships, furniture,
floorings and Yamaha drums.
 Oak is also widely used in the manufacture of
barrels for storing of vine, whiskey, brandy
and other liquors. Oak wood adds special
aroma to these beverages.
 Oak is national plant of many countries
including USA, England, France, Germany,
Latvia, Poland and Serbia. It symbolizes
strength and endurance.
 Oak is also used in army ranking. Silver leaf
indicates Lt. Colonel while the gold leaf
indicated Lt. Commander.
 One of the oldest Britain’s coins (six pence) has
an oak engraved on one of the surfaces.
 Most species of oaks live over 200 years. There
are certain trees that can survive over
thousand years. Oak tree planted during the
reign of King John managed to survive 800
years and rein of 35 other rulers.
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Health Benefits of Basil Seeds
 Weight Loss: The Basil Seeds (Sabja) are
well known for controlling weight and
helps to achieve weight loss. These seeds
are loaded with fiber, which gives you the
sensation throughout the day and you
don’t feel hunger for a long time.
 Healthy Skin: The mixture of coconut oil
and sabja seed is regarded to deal with
ecema, psoriasis and a number of other
serious to modest skin issues. Take 100 ml
of coconut oil & 1 tsp of crush basil seeds.
Now heat the combination for 5 minutes.
Strain and put it to use over skin to cure
many skin related issues.
 Basil Seeds for Acidity: Basil seeds have
cooling and relaxing effects on the
stomach. Take 1 cup of milk and 1 tsp
basil seeds. Mix it well. Consume the same
to decrease the burning discomfort in
your stomach.
 Diabetes Treatment: The Basil seeds are
good in treating of diabetes type 2 by
bringing down the sugar in the blood.
Take 1 tsp soaked basil seeds. Toned 1
glass milk & vanilla for taste.
 Reduces Constipation: The soaked Basil
(Sabja) seeds when eaten helps to cleanse
the inner stomach. It ensures easy bowel
movement and helps to flush out toxin
from the stomach. It is also taken with
milk before going to bed to ease
consumption.
 Healthy Hair: Basil seeds are rich in
Vitamin K, protein and iron, which are
beneficial to get your hair shining and
healthy.
 Cooling effect during summer: Basil seeds
act as a coolant; they have a cooling effect
that can reduce the body heat. In the
summer time, many different cool drinks
like falooda, rooh afza, lemon water and
sherbet usually come in use.
 Makes You Happy: Nowadays, we have
many problems in daily life, the anxiety of
work or pressure of studies, and so on.
Basil seeds have a favorable effect on your
mood. It acts as stress reliever and eases
the tension.
 Detoxifying Agent: Consumption of Sabja
seeds can also cleanse the food poisoning
and the gut. Their diuretic functions flush
the kidney.
 Anti – inflammatory properties: Basil
Seeds or Sabja seeds have anti –
inflammatory properties which relive
pain, swelling and inflammation.
 Side effects: Kinds and elderly people need
to stay away from using Basil seeds as it
may choke because of incorrect imbalance
of water. A pregnant woman should skip it
because the sabja seeds reduce the level of
estrogen.
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Daal Mash
Ingredients:
 Lentils (Mash ki daal) 250 g
 Ghee ½ cup
 Butter (100 g)
 Sliced Ginger (1 tsp)
 Sliced Onion (1)
 Whole red chili (6)
 Green chili (6)
 Chopped garlic (1 tsp)
 Crushed black pepper (½ tsp)
 Cumin powder (1 tsp)
 White cumin seed (1 tsp)
 Mint (1 bunch)
 Coriander (½ bunch)
 Water
 Salt to taste
 Whole spice powder to sprinkle
Dhaba style Daal Mash (Lentils) is regarded as the most popular recipe and spicy Daal in
Northern India and Pakistan. No dining table is complete without presenting delicious
and aromatic Dhaba style Daal Mash (Mash ki Daal). It is very delicious when served
with sprinkled lemon and onion.

Procedure (Daal Mash):
 Sauté onion and then add ginger and garlic.
 Then add lentil.
 In lentil add ½ kg water, whole red chili, black pepper, and cumin, salt and let
it cook.
 When lentil is done and gets tender, in another pan golden brown onion in
ghee and butter.
 When brown, pour the onion with butter and ghee on the lentil.
 Takeout in a platter, sprinkle whole spice powder, garnish with green chili,
coriander, mint and serve hot with naan or chapatti.
Enjoy your luscious dish
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Chana Madra
Ingredients:
 Kabuli Chana (White Chickpeas),
soaked overnight and boiled.
 Mustard oil (2 – 3 tblspn)
 Asafetida (hing) (¼ tspn)
 Cinnamon Stick (1 inch)
 Black Cardamom (Badi Elaichi) (1)
 Whole Black Pepper Corns (3 – 4)
 Coriander Powder (1 tblspn)
 Onion, (chopped – optional) (1)
 Garam masala powder (¾ tspn)
 Turmeric powder (½ tblspn)
 Red Chili powder
 Salt to taste & Ghee (1 tbslpn)
 Green Chilies (2 – 3)
 Hung Yoghurt (Greek/Thick Curd) (2 cups)
 Rice Flour (1 – ½ tblspn)
Madra is a form of yoghurt and chickpea flour based gravy popular in pahar cuisine.
Chana Madra is one such dish made with kabuli chane or white chickpeas cooked in
the gravy seasoned with assorted spices, ginger, garlic and onions.

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Procedure (Chana Madra):
 To begin making the recipe, grind together black cardamoms, black
peppercorns and cloves in a mixer grinder. Make sure it doesn’t turn into a fine
powder, it should be granulated.
 Mix rice flour with water and keep it aside. Heat 2 tablespoons of mustard oil
to smoking point on medium heat.
 Add a pinch of asafetida, cumin seeds and cinnamon.
 Next, add all the dry spice which we grinded earlier.
 Add onion and sauté it for a minute (optional step). Add garam masala powder
and coriander powder.
 Add cooked chickpeas and mix it well with the masala. Add salt and chili
powder to taste.
 Add some slit green chilies and let it cook for 2 – 4 minutes more.
 Now turn the heat on low and add beaten yoghurt while stirring chickpeas.
Keep stirring the mixture until yoghurt mixes well.
 Increase the heat to medium and continue stirring till yoghurts starts to boil.
Stirring is important to avoid the yoghurt from breaking up or cuddle.
 Add rice flour mixture and ghee and keep stirring. Cook it for another 5 – 6
minutes until it is cooked and reaches the right consistency.
 The gravy thickens as it cools down. Serve with steamed rice or Chapatti or
naan for a perfect meal.
Enjoy your delicious feast…

Kollywood times!
Aakkam (Action/Drama/Comedy)
Rating: 5/10 (U)
Director: Caarthick Raju
Starring: Dinesh, Nandita Swetha, Bala
Saravanan
Kalavaadiya Pohuthugal (Romance)
Rating: 7/10 (U/A)
Director: Thnagar Bachan
Starring: Prabhu Deva, Bhumika Chawla,
Sathyaraj, Prakash Raj
Storyline: Sathura Adi-3500 is a Tamil movie
starring Rahman, Iniya and Nikhil Mohan in
prominent roles. The cast also includes Prathap K
Pothan, Swathi Dikshit and Thalaivasal Vijay. It
is a thriller horror directed by Jaison with
Ganesh Raghavendra as the music composer and
R.G. Ananth as the editor, forming part of the
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