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Ayurvedic and holistic healing is the best way to feel healthy in life and rejuvenate yourself. Indus Valley Ayurvedic Centre (IVAC) is situated at the foot of Chamundi hills in Mysore and is one of the best Ayurvedic healing centres which is not only thronged by common people across the country and all over the world but various celebrities also prefer to come here and take holistic treatment in the lap of nature. Indus Valley Center has many holistic options as it offers therapeutic Ayurvedic messages, herbal stream treatments, synchronized revitalizing Massages, detoxification programs, weight loss packages, rejuvenation packages, weekend stress management packages, yoga, diet and nutrition counselling, educational and health awareness seminars and conferences. Ayurvedic therapies at IVAC are designed to address various chronic as well as acute health issues such as obesity, anorexia, allergies, eczema, hypertension, diabetes, stroke, arthritis, back pain, cardio vascular diseases etc. Ayurveda has some excellent therapies to prevent, manage, cures many of the IT related health issues such as neck pain, back pain, carpel tunnel syndrome, eye problems, migraine, impotency, ovarian failure, attention deficit syndrome, chronic fatigue syndrome and stress. Notably, Indus Valley Centre treats around 1000 in-patients per year with a two year average stage. It also treats around 3000 out-patients each year. Notably, 70% of the in-patients are from abroad, majority come from the UK followed by countries like the US and Japan. 50 bedded (Resort) Medical Centre providing HealthCare, Wellness and Fitness in a naturally gifted ambience spread over 25 acres. The residential ambience can be matched with any high end resorts of international standards. IVAC is well equipped with 8 treatment rooms, yoga hall (indoor and outdoor), swimming pool, tennis court. It is interesting to know that various concepts of ayurveda are being analysed and understood by modern science and new ideas through instrumentations are being developed to deliver and enhance the potential of ayurvedic treatments. Indus Valley Ayurvedic Centre is at the cutting edge of adopting these methodologies. Each treatment is designed to promote and restore health and is holistic in the fullest sense. The Ayurvedic centre empowers you to take charge of your own health. It offers an assortment of meticulously designed therapies, well matched yoga and meditation programs. A team of dedicated ayurvedic vaidyas (physicians) meets the health needs of all the patients, each of whom fills out a health questionnaire and undergoes a basic constitution assessment on the basis of which therapies are recommended. Its... 
In a chilling exposé of a deeply entrenched practice within certain Muslim communities, filmmaker and writer Neeraj Singh is set to release a short film ” The Female Khatna” that sheds light on the harrowing reality of female circumcision, also known as Khatna. This controversial practice, which involves the cutting of the private parts of young girls aged 9-10, is a stark reminder of the physical and mental anguish endured by countless women even today. While many are aware of the male circumcision tradition within Muslim society, few realize that a similar ritual is inflicted upon young girls in certain communities. This practice is not only a violation of the body but also leaves deep psychological scars that persist throughout a woman’s life. Despite legal prohibitions and social condemnation, the practice continues in secrecy, upheld by religious leaders and community pressure. Neeraj Singh, known for his bold storytelling and willingness to tackle sensitive issues, has spent extensive time researching the topic. He uncovered that the practice of female circumcision is particularly prevalent among the Dawoodi Bohra Muslim community. In this community, the ritual, referred to as Khafz, involves the removal of the clitoral hood and, in some cases, the entire external genitalia. The procedure is often carried out without anesthesia, leading to severe pain, trauma, and lifelong complications. During his research, Neeraj spoke to numerous women who had undergone Khatna. These women, now in their 30s and 40s, shared their painful experiences with him, recounting the lasting impact on their physical and mental health. Many described how they continue to suffer during sexual intercourse, enduring the pain inflicted upon them in childhood. The stigma associated with not being circumcised further exacerbates their suffering, as uncircumcised women are often shunned within their communities and face difficulties in finding marriage partners. Neeraj revealed that these women confided in him under the condition of anonymity, fearing retribution from their communities. They spoke of the immense social pressure to conform to this practice, with circumcised women being regarded as pure and virtuous, while those who escape the ritual are ostracized and deemed unworthy. While the practice of female circumcision is not widespread across India, it continues to thrive in pockets of certain Muslim communities, particularly among the Dawoodi Bohra. Despite growing awareness and efforts to curb the practice, it remains deeply rooted in tradition and religious belief, perpetuated by those who claim it is a necessary rite of passage. Neeraj Singh’s short film... 
Posters of web series “Sunn” directed by M R Khan and “Jiski Lathi Uski Bhains” being produced under the banner of MK Films and Television Production were launched in IMPPA Theatres. Promotions of both the series were screened, where everyone has liked the promo and its concept. The chief guest of this event was former ACP Sanjay Patil. Also, the presence of producers M K Rajput and Dinesh K Dhabi. One line of the concept, Do not tell a person so much that he gets bored of listening and when he starts telling, everyone learns. This web series “Sunn” is based on this issue. Inspired by a true incident, this series is a bitter truth. The past can be revealed in the web series “Sunn”. On this occasion, the Stockholm series “Jiski Lathi Uski Bhains” being directed by M R Khan was also announced. Posters of both the films were unveiled. M K Films’ television production & MR Khan’s series “Jiski Lathi Uski Bhains” is directed by M R Khan. Co-producer is K K Sharma and creative director is Rihanna Khan, DOP Kundan, writers Moti Sultanpuri and Vindhya Shukla. “Jiski Lathi Uski Bhains” is about our country. Message of unity and brotherhood of India, this series tells how some people are trying to break India so we have to stay together and create an example of unity again. Chief guest former ACP Sanjay Patil gave a solid review about the actors and directors for both the series and said that the security of the country is the most important. If this country is peaceful, then we are there, so the country is paramount and this series has been taken forward. Many actors including Miss Riju, Muskaan, Sunil, Priya Thakur, Kalyani, Ishita Chakrawarty were seen in the web series. On this occasion, the song Vande Mataram was also shown which was composed by Sajan Sarhadi and the female voice is of Ishita Chakrawarty. Director M R Khan informed that the shooting of both the web series will start soon. We are all very excited and thank the Producers M K Rajput and Dinesh K Dhabi. Director M R Khan’s series “Sunn” is produced by Dinesh K Dhabi, writers Baba Khan and Mohd. Rasheed Khan, DOP is Kundan. Director M R Khan said that “Sunn” is a women’s series in which the topic of women’s constitution will be given prominence. It gives an important message to the audience and the society.... 