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India's PM Narendra Modi sees three records broken at birthday event Facebook Twitter Google+ In celebration of the Prime Minister of India Shri Narendra Modi’s 66th birthday on Saturday, three Guinness World Records titles were successfully attempted in Navsari, Gujarat. The record attempts took place during an event for ‘divyangs’ - differently-abled people – and was organised by the Department of Empowerment of Disabled, Government of India and ALIMCO as part of the government’s ongoing ‘Accessible India’ initiative. On Friday, an incredible 989 disabled people, whose ages ranged from young to old, came together to set an all-new record for the  Most oil lamps lit simultaneously (single venue)  -  almost doubling the minimum of 500 participants they needed in order to achieve the title. Guinness World Records adjudicator Rishi Nath was on hand to officiate the attempt and ensure that everyone lit their lamp within the 30 seconds allowed.

Top 10 Interesting Facts about Narendra Modi – Prime Minister of India 1. Mr. Narendra Modi loves writing poem. He writes in Gujarati language and also has published some books written by him. He also love photography and had held an exhibition showing his collections of photographs clicked by him. 2. Modi was always fond of Hindutva philosophy. When he was a teenager, he went to Himalayas alone and stayed there for 2 years with Yogi Sadhus and learnt the philosophy of Hindutva. 3. Prime Minister Narendra Modi is a patriot since childhood. During 1965 Indo-Pak war, he volunteered to serve the soldiers going in the war at the railway stations. He also served the flood affected people of Gujarat in 1967. 4. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has done a three month course in US on public relations and image management. This could be one reason behind his success in positioning himself as one of the most popular politician of the world. 5. Narendra Modi is a teetotaller. He does

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            IMPORTANCE OF PHYSICAL EXERCISE Children exercise all the time without even thinking about it. Just being active is a kind of exercise. Playing sports, dancing, doing push-ups, and even reaching down to touch toes are forms of exercise. When you exercise, you are building a strong body that is able to move around and do everything it wants to do. If you are active every day, be sure your body will thank you one day! When you are activate, your body requires extra calories or energy. If you eat more calories than your body needs, it gets stored as excess fats. This fat accumulates, making you obese or overweight. Aerobic Exercise Aerobic means “with air,” so aerobic exercise is an activity that requires oxygen. When you breathe you take in oxygen, and while doing aerobics exercises, your breathe get faster than normal. Aerobic activity makes you sweet and quickens your breathing; it also makes your heart pump well.  Swimming, basketball, jogging (or