EGG curry

INGREDIENTS:

Eggs - 4.
Cinnamon - a half inch piece.
Cloves - 4.
Pepper - 1/2 tsp.
Turmeric powder - 1/4 tsp.
Small Onions (chopped) - 10.
Ginger garlic paste - 1/2 tsp.
Chilli powder - 1 dsp.
Coriander powder - 1/2 tsp.
Tomatoes chopped - 2.
Oil - 2 dsp.
Salt - to taste


Method
1. Whisk the whites and yolks of the eggs together and make thin half cooked omelettes.
2. Cut them into small strips.
3. Roast the spices and pepper and grind.
4. Add onions , ginger, garlic paste one by one and saute.
5. Mix the coriander, chilli and turmeric powders in little water.
6. Add this to the above ingredients. Saute all these together.
7. Add the ground spices and pepper.
8. Add the tomato pieces.
9. Add one cup water with salt to taste and let it boil.
10. Add the egg strips and simmer for a few minutes.
11. Serve hot.

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- Skip the aerated drinks as well as the caffeine. Opt for herbal tea instead.
- Have a glass of lukewarm water everyday.
- Include banana, watermelon and cucumber in your daily diet. Watermelon juice is great for curing acidity.
- coconut water is known to soothe the system if you suffer from acidity.
- Drink a glass of milk - everyday.
- Have your last meal at least two to three hours before you hit the sack.
- Keeping long intervals between meals is another cause for acidity. Have small but regular meals.
- Try to avoid pickles, spicy chutneys, vinegar, etc.
- Boil some mint leaves in water and have a glass of this after meals.
- Sucking on a piece of clove is another effective remedy.
- Jaggery, lemon, banana, almonds and yogurt are all known to give you instant relief from acidity.
- Excessive smoking and drinking will increase acidity, so cut down.
- Try chewing gum. The saliva generated helps move food through the esophagus, easing symptoms of heartburn.
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- A simple preparation of lemon water with sugar can be sipped on an hour before lunch to reduce uneasiness.
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A GHOST construction company, which claims to employ more than 52,000 people, is conning people abroad by offering fake jobs in Bahrain.
The scam was exposed after three accountants in India were offered jobs by the Alnass United Groups, which does not have a Commercial Registration (CR).
Mohammed Abdul Aleem Khan, Mohammed Mohsen and Mohammed Imran, from Hyderabad, received their appointment letters and employment contracts a few days ago.
The company instructed them to pay a man representing it in India to confirm their jobs.
However, Mr Khan checked with a friend working in Bahrain, who told him that he could not locate the company here.
The Industry and Commerce Ministry confirmed that the company was not registered with it.
However, the ministry and Bahrain's security authority said they would only be able to take any action if a complaint was filed in India or Bahrain.
The group's website www.alnassunitedgroups.com claims it is a leading construction company launched in Bahrain in 1975. It says it is specialised in building high rise development, hotels, residential, commercial and industrial buildings, airport developments, stadiums and villa communities among others in the Arab region, Russia and across the globe.
It boasts of having more than 52,000 highly qualified staff and having completed prestigious projects in the Gulf.
The three contact numbers on the website are fax numbers and none can be reached directly.
The website has published the picture of His Majesty King Hamad and one of the links goes to a page showing the picture of Bahrain Chamber of Commerce and Industry (BCCI) board member Habib Khalaf Yousif Hejair.
It claims that Mr Hejair, who denied any links to the company, was its chairman.
"This company has not been given a CR and so we can say that it does not exist here legally," said ministry company affairs director Ali Makki, who learnt about the website after it was brought to his attention by the GDN.
He contacted Mr Hejair and later told the GDN that he had nothing to do with it.
Mr Hejair said he was shocked after learning that his picture was being used by the website as part of a scheme to cheat innocent jobseekers.
"I am shocked. I saw my picture on this website and I have nothing to do with this company," he said.
"I think they got it from the BCCI website. They probably wanted to copy and paste the picture of Sameer Nass, managing director of the Nass Group that is similar to this fake company's name Alnass United Groups.
Meanwhile, Mr Nass said the Alnass United Groups had nothing to do with his company.
"They must have thought that they would use a name similar to the Nass Group because we are a reputed company. People should be careful of such scams."
Mr Khan, 25, said he learned about the company through an acquaintance who was also offered a job. He in turn referred the company to his cousin because the salary offered was very attractive.
All three men received confirmation from the company about their appointments, provided they paid Rs18,500 (BD155) to their agent in India.
"An Arab man, who introduced himself as the company's human resources manager Ahmed bin Hussain Abdulla, called me from Bahrain and spoke to me in Arabic and broken English," Mr Khan told. "He told me that I was selected after he saw my CV I had forwarded to the e-mail address on their website. He also e-mailed my appointment letter and employment contract which read that I would join the company on April 1 as an accountant with a monthly salary of BD450, in addition to food, accommodation and transportation.
"He then gave me numbers of his agent in Hyderabad whom I should pay for my visa and other charges. The man said my visa would be ready in 10 days. He also warned me that the company had received more than 1,500 CVs and I could lose the job if I didn't pay soon.
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The oscar winning singer is visiting Oman, perhaps first time to the Gulf, after winning the coveted award for his heart-rending composition in Slumdog Millionaire.

The 90-member troupe, apart from Rahman, would have stars musicians and instrumentalists including ghazal singer Hari Haran and mesmerising drummer Siva Mani. Oscar winning music director A.R. Rahman has announced that he will undertake a world tour musical concert.

It was perhaps an experience of a lifetime for tens of thousands of music lovers as Rahman is expected to belt out a range of popular hits from Hindi, Tamil and Malayalam movies.

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When a person avoids exercise, joints become less mobile and the surrounding muscles shrink, causing increased fatigue and pain.
A physical therapist or personal trainer can tailor exercise programmes to health conditions and fitness levels. The key is to choose safe, appropriate activities and to take it slowly at first.
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