Gold Rate Decreased Today Morning (03.08.2024)

Gold Rate Decreased Today Morning (03.08.2024)

The cost of gold has decreased by Rs. 80 per sovereign on Saturday Morning (August 03, 2024). The cost of the gold rate has decreased by Rs. 10 per gram.
 
The gold rate has decreased and one sovereign is worth Rs. 51,600.00 and a gram is Rs. 6,450.00
 
The cost of 1 gram of pure gold (24 K) is now Rs. 6,905.00
 
A kilo of silver is priced at Rs. 90,000.00 and a gram is worth Rs. 90.00.
Various important signs that reveal that you require omega 3 fatty acids!!

Various important signs that reveal that you require omega 3 fatty acids!!

For many body functions such as brain health, heart health and inflammation reduction etc, omega 3 fatty acids are essential. Information is that 3 main types of omega 3 fatty acids are ALA or alpha linolenic acid, EPA or eicosapentaenoic acid, DHA or docosahexaenoic acid.
 
It is worthy to note that ALA is present in plant sources such as chia seeds, flaxseeds and vegetables like spinach and Brussel sprouts etc while EPA and DHA are present in fishes and algae etc. There are many non-veg foods that are rich in omega 3 fatty acids like mackerel, salmon, herring, oysters, sardines etc.
 
Various signs that would reveal that you need omega 3 fatty acids are
 
Dry skin:
For the sake of skin elasticity and hydration, omega 3 fatty acids are very essential. It must be taken into account that deficiency of omega 3 fatty acids would result in dry flaky skin as the fats would keep the skin lipid barrier intact.
 
Fatigue:
Feeling fatigued with no energy is a common sign when the omega 3 fatty acid levels are low or poor. It is known that these fatty acids play a huge role in energy production and a lack of omega 3 fatty acids would result in tiredness etc.
 
Poor memory and cognitive health:
Not having enough omega 3 fatty acids could lead to poor memory, concentration and cognitive decline etc.
 
Mood swings and depression etc:
Our mental health would be supported by omega 3 fatty acids. Point is that deficiency of omega 3 fatty acids would lead to mood disorders, anxiety and depression etc. This could be due to increased inflammation and due to imbalanced brain chemicals.
 
Joint pain and stiffness:
Joint pain and stiffness etc would get lowered due to anti-inflammatory effects of omega 3 fatty acids. Conditions like arthritis etc would get exacerbated when omega 3 fatty acid levels are low in us.
 
Poor blood circulation:
Deficiency of omega 3 fatty acids could indicate poor blood circulation in us. So, please take care.


Eye issues:
Our retina has DHA or a type of omega 3 fatty acid. Therefore, deficiency of omega 3 fatty acids would be shown by dry eyes, poor vision and increased risk of macular degeneration etc.
 
Hair issues:
We would have dry brittle hairs when there is deficiency of omega 3 fatty acids in us. This would lead to more hair fall in us due to reduced supply of nutrients to the scalp. 
Aadi Perukku 2024 Guide: Importance, Timings, and Festive Activities

Aadi Perukku 2024 Guide: Importance, Timings, and Festive Activities

Aadi Perukku 2024 Celebration

Aadi Perukku, celebrated by the Tamil community, falls on Saturday, August 3, 2024. This festival marks the start of the monsoon season and honors the role of water in agriculture.
 
Timings and Significance
 
In 2024, Aadi Perukku coincides with Punarbhusam Nakshatra in the morning, followed by Poosam Nakshatra until afternoon. Auspicious times for rituals are from 7:45 am to 8:45 am and 4:45 pm to 5:45 pm. The new moon begins after these times, marking Aadi Amavasi, a day for ancestor worship. As it is a Saturday, the time from 9 am to 10:30 am is Rahu Kalam period, and from 1:30 pm to 3 pm is Yamagandam time. It is ideal to complete worship before 9 am for special blessings. 
 
 Celebrations
 
Families gather to pray for a good harvest, prepare special dishes, and make offerings. Women float lamps made from rice flour and jaggery on water bodies. Temples hold special prayers for a steady water supply. Newly-weds seek blessings for their future, reflecting the Tamil people`s respect for nature and agricultural traditions.