Bike Transport in Train to Major Cities in India with Carbikemovers.com

Carbikemovers is the leading service provider for shifting services in India. Offering its services to customers all over the country this online transportation provider offers shifting services for all vehicles, including car and bikes.

 Carbikemovers owns the biggest network of car and bike transporters in India. This online portal is the best and hands-on provider of shifting services in India. With shifting experts who are quick to get back to you with quotes and estimates while providing professional solutions to all your relocation worries Carbikemovers owe its success to this dedicated group of individuals. These shifting experts help you get in touch with verified transporters who are the best option for bike transport in Delhi or any other parts of India. With a seamless online procedure and trained professionals who are always on the line, this company has gained quite of following of satisfied customers from all over the country. With a nexus that boasts of reliable transporters and happy clients, Carbikemovers professional network speaks for itself.

Among all the vendors who provide their services for bike transport inMumbai, there may be a number of fraud ones too. These so-called vendors are in it only for money without any consideration for customer satisfaction, quality assurance or time orientation. To choose a legitimate service to assist in shifting, IBA approved transporters are your best bet. These transporters are professionals and are verified by the government after qualifying quality and safety concerns. With their professional services and reasonable prices, they will go the extra mile to make sure your bike is delivered at the location, safe and sound. Whether its transportation on road in car carrier trucks and Lorries or via train these transporters leave no stone unturned to make sure you get your wish.

For bike transport in train, Indian Railways is one the most effective mode of transportation. Not only is it economical it is also a smarter way to transport your bike and car over long distances instead of carting it yourself or in carrier services whose charges increase as per the distance. The affordable rates make it possible for people who are not even financially stable to relocate easily. To transport your bike via train, Indian Railways gives you the option to either parcel your bike or carry it as luggage.

To employ professional shifting services for bike transport via Carbikemovers portal all you need to do is go on the online portal and fill in your queries and request on the online form. As soon as you fill your form the shifting experts from Carbikemovers will get back to you with quotes from suitable services. You can then narrow down your search to a suitable transporter for biketransport in Pune and get your bike transported via train or private carrier services. Not only do these professionals help you with bike transport by train they take care of loading, unloading, packing, parcel and the documents required for bike parcel via train. Therefore, employing bike transporters through the Carbikemovers portal is surely a hassle-free way of transporting.

Carbikemovers is a leading service provider for shifting services all over India. With a large network consisting of more than 75000 customers and 12000+ verified transporters, this online portal has gained recognition for excellent customer services. Guaranteeing on-time delivery and a hassle-free shifting process they have a penchant for excellence and quality work.

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My birthday is yet another occasion I’m meant to celebrate. Plenty of other dates have greater meaning

Yesterday it was my birthday, so obviously I ran away. My friend lent me her cottage, hidden up a dirt track, shy behind a high hedge with a bedroom view of sheep-dotted hills. Here, the kids brought me a breakfast of three fried eggs with mint choc chip ice cream, raspberries and a slab of chocolate. They sat close and watched to make sure I ate it.

Normally I have as complicated a relationship with my birthday as I do with all anniversaries. I pretty much hate them. And at this time of year they run in a streak: Christmas, New Year, birthday, Valentine’s Day.

A memorable childhood birthday was my sixth when, struck with a virus, I vomited across the kitchen floor and the whole thing was cancelled. From eight on they occurred during term-time at boarding school. Cards arrived at breakfast. At tea my friends banded around a cake encased in pink fondant. Literally encased. We convulsed in a collective sugar high and then went to bed. (All pupils had the same routine). 

Since then they’ve been marked mostly with ambivalence. For a while I had a friend who celebrated her own birthday on mine (though hers was three days later). “I’ll get you a cake,” she’d say to entice me to come over. And then wouldn’t. “Oh, it’s her birthday too!” She’d remember as everyone put on coats. Actually, I didn’t mind. I was happy to avoid the date. Jesus, if I were to have a party, it would never be on the inauspicious day itself.

My favourite Christmases were those that were non-Christmases — those when I volunteered to work, or the one I had eating Chinese food on a beach in Bahia Brazil, or in the Middle East where it passed blessedly unnoticed. All the best New Year’s Eves I was asleep before midnight. 

What is it about dates, though? There’s the pressure, obviously, the sense that everything should be perfect, a heightened anticipation that too often precipitates disappointment — or crisis. Dates are a wormhole too: instant access to intense emotion from the past — good and bad. We all have dates that are joyous — my children’s birthdays are three.

December 19 is love, for me. Others I recall with agony (June 11) or with grief (August 30: my cousin was killed in a motorbike accident aged 22).

source - https://www.standard.co.uk/comment/comment/my-birthday-is-yet-another-occasion-i-m-meant-to-celebrate-plenty-of-other-dates-have-greater-a4050511.html

Stir Up Sunday: The best Christmas pudding recipe for 2019

With Thanksgiving and Black Friday later this week, the festive feeling is at its peak.

Which also means, as we are now a month away from Christmas, this means Stir Up Sunday is upon us.

Stir Up Sunday is a tradition that dates back to the Victorian times and refers to the last Sunday before the season of Advent. Historically a family would gather together to stir the Christmas pudding five weeks before Christmas.

Make sure you make a wish while stirring as it’s the day when wishes are meant to come true.

Classic Christmas pudding recipe
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Prep time: 20 minutes and soaking overnight

Cooking time: Six hours plus two hours reheating

Serves 12

Ingredients
2 x 150g packs Waitrose Love Life Berry Mix
100g currants
50g mixed peel
175ml brandy
100g plain flour
1 tsp baking powder
125g fresh white breadcrumbs
175g dark brown muscovado sugar
½ tsp ground cinnamon
½ tsp ground nutmeg
Grated zest 1 lemon or orange
150g shredded vegetable suet
1 Bramley apple, peeled and coarsely grated
50g blanched almonds, roughly chopped
3 medium Free Range Eggs, beaten
Butter, for greasing
Method
1. Place the dried fruit and mixed peel in a large glass bowl. Pour over the brandy, mix well, cover and place in the fridge to soak overnight.


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2. In a large bowl, mix together the flour, baking powder, breadcrumbs, sugar, spices, citrus zest, suet, apple and almonds. Stir in the soaked fruit and any remaining juices. Add the beaten eggs and stir until well mixed.

3. Lightly butter a 1.2-litre pudding basin and place a disc of baking parchment in the base. Spoon in the mixture, cover with 2 sheets of baking parchment topped with a double layer of foil and tie in place with string, making a handle for lifting.

4. Place the pudding in a large saucepan and pour hot water halfway up the sides. Cover and steam for 6 hours, topping up with hot water from time to time.

5. Lift the pudding basin from the pan and leave to cool completely. Remove the foil and baking parchment and cover with fresh sheets. Store in a cool, dark place for up to 6 weeks.

6. To reheat, steam for 2 hours as before until piping hot, then invert the pudding onto a large plate to serve.

Cook's tip

To flame the pudding for serving, warm 100ml brandy in a small saucepan but make sure you don't allow it to boil. Pour it over the pudding and, keeping it at arm’s length, quickly ignite.

source - https://www.standard.co.uk/lifestyle/foodanddrink/best-christmas-pudding-recipe-stir-up-sunday-a3999476.html

Vastu tips: Keeping these 5 things at your main gate can bring prosperity and wealth

Vastu is the science of ensuring good vibes in your house and life. And because it is a science, it is very practical and logical to implement too. According to Vastu Shastra, if you keep these 6 things at your main entrance gate, they will ensure prosperity, financial growth and wealth in your life. Take a look!

Decorative water and flower pot

Keeping a glass pot filled with water and maybe some flower petals is very good as per vastu. This arrangement attracts wealth and prosperity and looks good as an entrance to your home too. Since water is a bad conductor of heat and electricity, it also is a bad conductor for negative energy which helps in keeping your home and family members in good health.

Toran has a significance

Hanging toran is an integral part of the Indian household especially during festivals and celebrations. Hanging toran made of mango, peepal or Ashok tree leaves is especially recommended to keep negativity at bay. Once the leaves dry-up, you can change them with the new ones. These leaves are known to absorb negative vibes and hence are best suited to protect your home from evil eyes.

Lakshmi feet

It is a ritual to make or stick Lakshmi feet (per) stickers at the entrance of your house in order to seek blessings of the goddess. This ensures growth in wealth and prosperity of the house. By making these feet we also attract the attention of the gods and goddesses and it also reduces the ill effects of planetary movements.

Swastik is important

Making swastik at the entrance of the house is considered auspicious, it brings luck and prosperity. Swastik also reduces disease and mourning, and increases happiness and prosperity.

Large entrance door

If your house has a larger entrance door than the other doors in the house, it is considered auspicious. And if the door opens clockwise, it is reduces negative energy. Keep the height of the door from the ground in order to allow light to enter the house.

source - https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/life-style/home-garden/vastu-tips-keeping-these-5-things-at-your-main-gate-can-bring-prosperity-and-wealth/articleshow/72073655.cms

Here’s how you can manage diabetes with jamun seeds

This little fruit will certainly revive those good-old-childhood memories of enjoying jamun with some black salt. No wonder, most of us spent our summer holidays indulging in these delightful little fruit with friends and family. But did you know this little tarty fruit that we relished just for its delightful taste can work wonders if you are suffering from diabetes.

Enriched with the goodness of nature, jamun can effectively cure diabetes and regulate insulin levels in the body. However, it doesn't mean that you leave all your medicines aside and go for this easy home remedy. Undeniably, home remedies and Ayurvedic medicines are great in terms of uprooting the disease from its core but seeking medical advice before starting something is a great idea. With that thought, let’s talk about this wonder remedy to balance and control the rising sugar level in the body.

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02/6What makes jamun good for health?

Jamun also known as India blueberries belongs to the Myrtaceae family, an evergreen tropical tree, which is a native to India, Indonesia and Bangladesh. The presence of two essential components such as jambosine and jamboline in Jamun seeds help in slowing down the process of releasing sugar in the blood and converting it to energy. This also controls the sudden spike in sugar levels in the body and helps in balancing the insulin production in the body. Thereby managing diabetes.

03/6How jamun helps in treating diabetes naturally!

Jamun or Indian berries are a rich source of phytochemicals that help in slowing down the release of sugar in the body, and this further boosts the insulin production.

The presence of two essential components like Jamboline and jambosine in jamun seeds are loaded with medicinal properties that can help in quick healing. What's More, Jamun seeds have good amount of alkaloids that can quickly convert starch into energy and helps in reducing the symptoms of diabetes. These components present in jamun seeds are also a good source of fiber, which helps in improving digestion and metabolism, which helps in managing the sugar level in a healthy way.

04/6Rich in vitamin C

The tartry and sweet flavour of this little fruit makes it a hit among people of all ages, but did you know that this unique taste of jamun is because of its rich vitamin C content. Apart from that. Jamun is low in calories and are a good source of phytochemicals.

05/6Diuretic effects of jamun

As per the books of Ayurveda jamuns are diuretic, which helps in treating several diseases such as asthma, arthritis, heart disease, flatulence and dysentery. Whats more, the diuretic effects of jamun helps in flushing out toxins from kidneys.

06/6Helps in digestion

These little India blueberries can help in improving digestion. This is due to the presence of fiber in jamun, which helps in digestion and prevents the feeling of nausea.

source - https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/life-style/food-news/heres-how-you-can-manage-diabetes-with-jamun-seeds/photostory/72334185.cms?picid=72334490

Selling Like Hot Cakes, Electric Bus Production In India To Be More Than Doubled By Chinese Auto Major BYD

India is gradually becoming the hub of electric buses. Apart from spotting such environmentally-friendly vehicles on the roads, a look at their production numbers seems to reiterate this fact. For both its domestic and overseas markets, Chinese auto major BYD operating in India now aims to join this trend.

The company is reportedly eyeing to increase its production capacity for electric buses, which currently stands at 2,000 to 5,000 annually. BYD will be amping up the manufacturing capacity in its two factories in the country for this.

The plan was confirmed by Ketsu Zhang, executive director, BYD India as per a recent report. The planned increase in production would also see BYD’s manufacturing partner in India - Olectra making efforts towards the target.

India is gradually becoming the hub of electric buses. Apart from spotting such environmentally-friendly vehicles on the roads, a look at their production numbers seems to reiterate this fact. For both its domestic and overseas markets, Chinese auto major BYD operating in India now aims to join this trend.

The company is reportedly eyeing to increase its production capacity for electric buses, which currently stands at 2,000 to 5,000 annually. BYD will be amping up the manufacturing capacity in its two factories in the country for this.

The plan was confirmed by Ketsu Zhang, executive director, BYD India as per a recent report. The planned increase in production would also see BYD’s manufacturing partner in India - Olectra making efforts towards the target.


As of now, BYD has sold 200 battery-electric buses in India which run commercially in places including New Delhi, Bengaluru, Hyderabad and Chandigarh among others. These buses are divided across two makes - a 9-meter-long BYD K7 and a 12 meter K9, both produced locally in the country. As per the figures provided by the company, both the e-buses are able to run up to 250 km on a single charge.

source - https://www.indiatimes.com/auto/electric/selling-like-hot-cakes-electric-bus-production-in-india-to-be-more-than-doubled-by-chinese-auto-major-byd-501976.html

9-year-old donates birthday gifts to Toys for Tots

Sophia Burns donated nearly 50 of her toys to a good cause.

"We're a giving not receiving family," Burns said. "This is all toys donated for Toys for Tots."

The Saginaw Township Fire Department's annual Toys for Tots asks for new and unwrapped toys in exchange for a free ride on the fire truck, but as part of a family that values generosity, that's not why Sophia is offering her toys up.

"First, we were going to do Adopt A Family, but that didn't really sound fun for the kids. Then, my mom, Shanna Burns, she brought up Toys for Tots, and I said sure because I have too much toys, and I don't need any more," Burns said.

Shanna Burns said her daughter said something that really hit home for her, leaving her feeling inspired.

"What hit me harder at the most when I actually realized that she knew exactly what she was doing was the next morning, she looked at all the gifts and toys and said, 'This is going to make kids happy for Christmas this year,'" she said.

Shanna Burns said she plans on making this a yearly tradition and hopes other families are inspired to do the same if they feel the calling.

source - https://www.abc12.com/content/news/Nine-year-old-donates-Birthday-gifts-to-Toys-for-Tots-565952411.html