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HOROSCOPE
This
Week For You march
16 - 22, 2008
1. Aries
This week you will attain pleasure and
relaxation all the way amongst friends
and partners. You will receive delight
and contentment from outings, dancing and
amusement. The week is full of love,
compassionate and sharing with your
beloved.
2. Taurus
This week you might experience peace of
mind and gain ecstatic sensation due to
excellent associations, love and
companionship. Social gatherings,
lavishness and serenity may swathe you
with realization and inspiration. At work
place your serenity attempt elucidation
and gaze ahead potential growth. You
unearth techniques of life and ascertain
reminiscent elucidation to guarantee
impending auxiliary advancement.
3. Gemini
This week is full of motivation and
desirability. Thoughts and insight will
flow while attending family and work
errands. You could be sharing ideas,
joint funds and work while stirring
scenarios may unfasten. You should not
embark upon too much but share the
success and benefits among loved ones.
4. Cancer
This week you must try to relax and take
care of your family and health. You must
not restrict your personal life to the
hassles of the world. You will have to
execute numerous professional
necessities. You must take rational moves
while harmonizing the goals, time limit
and fiscal stress.
5. Leo
This week you must be vigilant against
all brands of clashes and misgivings.
This could be period of conflicting poles
as there could be entertaining love
affairs to probability of parting. You
give importance to work but people around
you are also noteworthy. You must devote
moments of time, concentration,
supervision and funds for domestic
commitments.

6. Virgo
This week you have a marvelous and superb
time at the work place. You will be
concerned about financial matters like
loans, securities, joint finances, bonds
etc. to domestic fiscal plans of pension
and retirement packages. You will be
receiving the maximum incentives quite
justifiably. You will be cognizant about
family and domestic issues and will
confer usual attention.
7. Libra
This week you will give emphasis to
finance and romance. There could be
trade-travel, import-export, legalities
in tie-ups and joint venture. You might
experience amusing thrill and passion in
love while anxiety might emerge while
glamour will come within the reach of
money matters. All these replicate on
your dynamism, your relations and your
entire façade.
8. Scorpio
This week you will have hectic activities
for family and loved relations besides
legal issues, trusts, inherited property,
joint ventures and group efforts. You
will have to deal with relentless
expenses which you will manage by
attempting severe efforts and draw
together time limit. You will summon all
your tasks evenly and will able to muddle
through not just acceptably but with
elegance.
9. Sagitarius
This week you may embark on an expedition
for sighting novel areas of experience.
Your long adventurous journey will be to
seek new periphery of facts. It could be
new websites, investigate, higher
studies, matters related to computer etc.
Your own involvement to this innovation
of human wisdom and awareness will be
full of ideas, uniqueness and
observation. You may take care of
yourself, documents and wallet while
traveling which is feasible.
10. Capricorn
This week you will reckon tangible and
sensible goals that you can realize since
you are conscious of your abilities and
outlook towards your career and source of
earnings. Apprehensions and impatience
might emerge due to high expenses. You
will be bothered to do something to clear
career benefits and search for additional
money making activities. You are likely
to travel for business and pleasure and
will enjoy social interactions with
friends and colleagues.
11. Aquarius
This week you might acquire splendid
cheerfulness, self-vision and inner
strength. You will experience happiness
and attachment with your children, family
and parents. Improvements may possibly
materialize in tangible terms and also
unnoticeably. There are chances of new
partnership, getting endowments, finances
and donations. You may consider higher
studies, logical development and new
talents.
12.Pisces
This week you might experience chaotic
activities digging joys of living
riskily, betting in speculation market
and involving lofty finance. You think
that certain perils can just be pulled
off if handled skillfully. Loans, funds,
mergers, deals, joint stock ventures
might appear but you must be sure it does
not drag you to debt traps loss or
distress. You ought to be cautious while
indulging in new business projects and
even in love, emotional and volatile
avenues.
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Mute love
A day when everyone
is in gay;
I recall her dark eyes and
blooming face;
Just like a fairy, loitering in
grace;
To deter me from pursuing my aim,
one day.
O belle! as a blossoming rose;
One freshly blossom in June.
O intonate thy melodie;
One millifiluous played in tune.
Her stern looks and rosy face;
Shook mine heart and brain stray;
Belie my hopes with a good grace;
On Ist of fabulous 2008, when I
dare to say.
I could not effare her from
memory, for
My love, her family love couldn't
make up the sun, so far.
Sh. Chamail
Singh Manhas
R/o Ramban.
Live deeds,
not years!
It is not growing
like a tree,
In bulk, doth mak man better be;
Or standing long on oak, three
hundred years.
To fall a log at last, dry, bold
and sere!
I lily of a day,
Is fairer far in May,
Although it falls and dies that
night
It was the plant and flower of
light.
In small proportions we just
beauties see
And in short measure life may
befit be!
Blame yourself if you have
No branches or leaves, don't
accuse the sun of partiality
For all readers
He who controls his mind
is a conqueror of the universe
for all reader.
Brahm Singh
Katoch
Bakshi Nagar, Jammu.
Dying Slowly
from within
Your face still
makes me smile
But the feeling afterwards is
nothing I want
Everyday I still cry.
When I see little reminders of
you
It tears my heart
And shatters my shield all over
again.
here isn't day that goes by
There I don't miss you
To my sorrow and pain
I still love you
No matter how much pain I inflect
on myself.
Or by the mere momory of you
You have gotten in and are slowly
killing me from the heart.
ReeSun,
Kathua
First Time
Fist time I felt,
That I am not inferior
I can also prove,
Myself as a superior
First time I thought,
I can do much more.
Whatever in my life,
I never did before.
First time I tried,
To achieve my goal,
By doing hard work
And by making strong my soul.
First time I did,
That my heart said to me.
Without taking care,
Of the people against me.
First time I got,
My values and my rights,
Now I can find myself.
On the top of the heights.
First time I found,
Happiness around me.
In everyone's eyes,
I saw love for me.
First time I believed,
We must not lose our heart.
To face every problem,
We must have gutts.
First time I realized,
That the God is everywhere.
And in his presence,
Nobody should fear.
Gurvinder
Kour Raina,
R S Pura, Jammu.
The
Beautiful life
Life is adventure dare it
Life is challenge accept it.
Life is beauty admire it.
Life is dream realize it.
Life is duty perform it
Life is game play it
Life is journey complete it
Life is love enjoy it
Life if opportunity avail it
Life is promise fulfil it.
Life is puzzle solve it.
Life is science experience it.
Life is sorrow overcome it.
Life is song sing it
Life is struggle face it.
Life is talent utilize it.
Meghna Roop
Raina,
Phase-I Purkhoo Camp.
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Dear
contestants, before proceeding
further here is our message.
Write a paragraph not more than
one hundred words on the topic
Indian hockey teams
failure to qualify for Beijing
Olympics for the first time.
Send your answers to Quiz No 634
at our below given address
QUESTIONS FOR THE WEEK:
1.By what margin Great Britain
beat India in the final to crush
their hopes to qualify for
Olympics?
2.How many Test matches South
Africa will play in India?
3.What is the full form of JKFA?
4.In which country were the 1992
Olympic Games were held?
5.The term Birdie is
associated with which game?
6.Tennis legend Stefan Edberg
belongs to which country?
7.Which cricketer is often
referred to by his nick-name
Haryana Hurricane?
8.Who scored the first triple
century in Indian Cricket?
Answers to Quiz No 633
1.9 runs
2.91
3.Jammu and Kashmir Billiards and
Snooker Association.
4 South Africa
5.Lawn Tennis
6.USA
7.29
8.Uruguay
Do
You Know?
1. China first participated in
the Tehran Asian Games in 1974.
2. Stephie D Souza was the
first Indian woman to win an
Asian Games gold medal.
3. Dilip Bose was the first
Indian to be selected at
Wimbledon.
4. The game of Snooker was
originated in 1875 in India.
5. Qusaim Feroze was the first
Asian to qualify for the
Candidates round in World
Chess.
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goes to Gurpartap Singh, C/o
House No 289/11, Nanak Nagar,
Jammu. The second prize goes to
Prabhat Kumar Jha, C/o C-41,
Sidco Housing Complex, Bari
Brahmana, Jammu. The third prize
jointly goes to Ishan Vashisth
and Prejwal Ruggu.
Dear Contestants, please send
your mail alongwith passport size
photograph with in five days to:-
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C/O Excelsior House, Janipur
Jammu,
Pin 180007.
The participants in Sports Quiz
must note that the award of Rs
one hundred is only given to
first prize winner.
Vikas Sharma

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ROHINI K
GUPTA, REHARI
Q: Every child comes with a
message that God is not yet
discouraged. Please comment?
A: Your perception holds enough
of weight, because every new-born
bring with him or her a new
fortune for him or herself as
also the family members
concerned, which speaks volumes
that God is still great and
prevails upon all the worldly
happenings.
PAARAS
KOTWAL, PUNEJA
Q: My uncle says that poverty is
not a major problem in our State
as compared to other states, but
unemployment is a big problem in
Jammu and Kashmir. Is it true?
A: The observation of your uncle
is very much true, because
unemployment is one biggest
problem that is haunting the
State taking into consideration
the prevailing unrest amongst the
educated unemployed youth.
ASHRAF
KATOCH, PARISTAN
Q: If you want to be happy, first
of all decide to remain happy.
How far this is correct?
A: Happiness is something which
emerges from our inner-self. To
attain happiness one is required
to change his or her mindset and
start thinking positively,
because if one wants to live
happily, there is no place for
pessimism.
SHEIKH
SAQIB, BHADERWAH
Q: The atmosphere gets
sur-charged when examination days
approach in the months of March
and April. How should a student
prepare himself to face these
exam phobia, and how should a
student prepare himself to face
this exam phobia with a calm
posture and emerge victorious?
A: The answer to your question is
very simple. A student should
remain a student and do all the
activities which are required
from the student. It would be the
concentration level of any
candidate which would decide his
or her future. Hence a student
must remain a student.
BALBIR
KUMAR, SHIV NAGAR
Q: A game is said to have perfect
information, if at each stage of
the play, every player is aware
of all past moves by himself and
others as well as all future
choices that are allowed. Please
comment?
A: Your question revolves around
the game of chess, where before
making a move the concerned
player is required to see the
mind-set of his opponent and
accordingly play his or her game.
It is generally said that those
who play good chess turn out to
be good politicians.
SAHIL
BHAT, PALOURA
Q: Quality is preferred to
quantity in the field of
education. Is not the present
Government bent upon upgradation
and opening up of more and more
institutions without looking for
quality education?
A: For obvious reasons the State
Government has come out with a
plan of opening up more and more
educational institutions least
caring about providing
qualitative education.
Upgradation of schools no doubt
is a welcome step, but without
infrastructure and the required
teaching staff, the exercise of
the Government seems to be
something else that doing
something better towards
imparting quality education to
the students.
WANI
SHAKEEL, ALINBASS
Q: Life is a tragedy for those
who feel but a comedy for those
who twinkle. Comment?
A: Life is a span of period
wherein every individual is
required to enjoy every bit of
it, may be tragic moments or for
that matter deriving comedy, but
as of me each and every moment
should be enlivened with full
glory of life so that any element
of repentance could be warded
off.
MANOJ
KUMAR, DODA
Q: At the time of declaration of
result, maximum students get
failed but after re-evaluation
they are declared passed, which
means that Jammu University was
fully responsible for their
failure. Same is the case with
me. Where should I file a case
against Jammu University?
A: Filing a case against such a
big institution would not serve
any purpose, but at least you
should consider yourself lucky
enough that you got declared
passed. At best you can knock the
doors of State Accountability
Commission, which has the power
to provide justice to all those
who stands denied of the same.
SANAA
REHMAN, DODA
Q: The world has enough for
everyones need, but not
enough for every ones greed. As
per my view point the corruption
the root cause of arising out of
greed to get more and more money,
may be through odd means. Your
comment?
A: Not the world but the earth
has enough of everything to feed
a person living on it but may
fail to fulfill the greed of
anybody to seeks to grab more
than his needs.
SONY,
KAMORE
Q: What is the best way to solve
problem between two persons, to
remain mute spectator or to
conversate genuinely?
A: Mediation is the better way to
solve any problem between two
persons, but the person going for
mediation must possess enough of
courage to prevail upon the
circumstances to reach at a
resolve of the problem.
DEEPAK
SINGH, JANIPUR
Q: The teacher is known as
builder of nation, then why
people and even the student dont
pay due respect to their
teachers?
A: The reason is very simple. The
teachers have also started
thinking about materialistic
worth, which they could amass
merely by indulging in tuition
practice. Gone are the days when
the Government teachers used to
conduct open air classes even
during summer vacations in Jammu
that too without seeking any
pecuniary benefits from the
students. I feel pride of having
been taught by such teachers,
whose main object was to teach.
NARINDER
KUMAR, DODA
Q: I want to propose a girl who
has migrated to Jammu from Doda
and at the same time time I dont
know her where-abouts. What
should I do?
A: It would be better advised you
to concentrate on your studies
rather than indulging in love
affairs, because to take such a
bold initiative one should be
self-sufficient to have means of
sustenance and a broader vision
to carry on with liabilities
coming in the way of life.
DIKSHA
KOTWAL, BHADERWAH
Q: Why majority fathers love
their daughters and most of
mothers like their sons?
A: The answer us very simple.
Like poles repel each others and
unlike poles attract each other.
TARIQ
JAVED, DODA
Q: Why some people especially
women are unable to control their
tears?
A: Because tears are the weapons,
which the female of species put
to use, when their spoken words
fail them to express their
thoughts before all.
CHANKYA,
KATHUA
Q: Why despite supremacy of
Indian constitution, our
politicians are not capable of
fulfilling essential
characteristics and most of them
are involved in anti-social
activities to earn ill gotten
money?
A: Gone are the days when the
people used to join politics with
a mission to serve the common
people. Now-a-days the criminals
have made intrusion in politics
so such an extent and no gentle
person would like to even think
of entering into politics. There
may be a few politicians with
good moral character, but their
number of very less.
J K KAUL, JAMMU
Q: Should the real estate be
given the status of industry?
A: Real Estate in itself is a
fast grooming industry and people
have started giving preference to
invest in this sector for faster
gains. This sector must be given
status of an industry.
SUNJAY
DHAR, SARWAL
Q: What is the difference between
a.m. and p.m.?
A: The a.m. starts from the mid
of night and p.m. begins from
noon.
DEAR
PATRONS,
The CNC stands for Computerised
Numerical Control. Through draw
of lot from amongst the correct
replies the prize for the week
goes to Miss Tarni Mahajan, a
12th class student of
Presentation Convent.
Congratulations Miss Tarni for
once again becoming lucky winner.
Keep up your spirits. You are
required to pay a visit to the
office of Daily Excelsior,
Janipur, Jammu, on any working
day alongwith your credentials to
obtain the prize money in cash.
QUESTION FOR YOU:
What is autocracy?
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Friends! We are back with your
favourite column for the week.
Please have a look at OUR MESSAGE
before you send in your message
to us. 1. To all from Asha
Raina: A friend is
someone who knows the song in
your heart and can sing it when
you have forgotten the
words.
2. From Gurpartap Singh to all:
It is with our
passion, as it is with fire and
water, they are good servants but
bad masters .
3. To all from Veenu Pandit:
A respect for time
is a great qualification for
success.
4. From K K Gupta all:
We make a living by
what we get, we make a life by
what we give.
5. To all from J N Bhat:
We should act upon
the social reforms because cases
like dowry deaths are a cause of
worry for the parents of young
girls .
6. From Mohnish Digra to all :
The reason many
people fail to recognize
opportunities is because it comes
disguised as
hardwork.
7. To all from Abdul Humid:
Success is sweet but
its secret is sweat, so the path
to success is best with a pinch
of struggle.
8. From Raman Gupta to all:
Discourage is a kind
of retreat where you escape from
reality and land yourself in self
pity.
9. To all from Neeraj Gupta:
There is no
substitute of hard work.
10. From Gulshan Gupta to all:
On the path of
success never ignore the common
people because you pick great
things from small.
11. From R K Raina to all:
Obstacles are those
frightful things we see when we
take our eyes off our goal
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12. To all from Arun K Gupta:
A good book is the best of
friends, the same for today and
for ever .
13. From Subash Magotra to all:
Jealousy makes us
smaller in the heart of our
friends, weaker in eyes of our
adversaries and defenseless in
the hands of our enemies
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BEST
MESSAGE
The award of rupees 100 for this
weeks best message has gone
to Usha Rani R/o Postal Assistant
Rehari Post office JAMMU for
message to all: It
Is better to bite your tongue
than to make a biting
remarks.
Congrats.You have to collect the
prize money from the EXCELSIOR
office within weeks time.
Haresh Singh
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