Gold biscuits are usually smuggled in and out of the country as these biscuits weigh lesser than the bars and can be easily carried or concealed into some other materials. Smuggling of coins does not make sense due to the fact that they do not add much significance to the weight of the smuggled goods. Gold biscuits can be gifted to your loved ones on some special occasions like birthdays, anniversaries, promotions, etc. This can be a very costly gift though, and is not given by many people, except for the rich and influential who have all the money in the world to buy the costliest and fanciest of things available on this planet.

Gold biscuits are definitely a symbol of affluence and should not be kept at home to avoid unnecessary consequences. They should be kept safe in the confinement of your bank lockers. The income tax department is known to look out for people who keep gold biscuits at home and it is advised to reveal all your assets to the income tax department to avoid dire consequences. Thus you need a lot of money to own gold biscuits or to be gifting it to other people, but it is one great investment if you can manage to own a few for the price of gold is always on the rise.

Gold is one of the most important commodities. This is due to the fact that when you are dealing in gold, the profits are substantial and hence, people are carefully considering this option as a form of investment. You can easily make about 2000-3000 rupees per day, if you can make the correct decisions. The decision factor plays an important role, as decisions can go wrong too and you end up losing the same amount of money as it is pretty easy to make a wrong decision. The chances of making a wrong decision are pretty high i.e. 50 % and this puts off potential commodity investors who want to invest in gold. The only persons who are interested in buying gold as a commodity are the ones having an inside knowledge in the markets, or the ones having good contacts with prominent people of share markets.

Gold as a commodity cannot be considered as a constant source of income, as you can easily lose a large amount of money if you cannot decipher the market sentiments. You have to constantly monitor the gold prices and this can be a bit boring for people who do not have access to a TV or the internet. This cannot be done as a side business, as you are not supposed to miss even a single second of action in the highly volatile and ever changing commodities market. You must know exactly when to buy and when to sell your entire stock. This can be accomplished only by the people who know and can predict the swing in the markets.

HelpAge India relies on external support to help the elderly live with dignity.

Website : http://www.helpageindia.org/

The Bombay Environmental Action Group is a leading environmental Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) in India.

Room No. 54, 2nd Floor
Kalbadevi Municipal School
Behind Mumbadevi Temple
Mumbai – 400002
Phone: 2242-3126
Field of work: Environmental related issues.

Website: http://www.beag.net/

Future planning :
Atharv academy is firmly believe performing art is a greatest and most immediate way in which a human being can share with another of what it is to be a human being.

Atharv Academy (Performing Art)
1/14, VIJAY NAGAR, BANDREKAR WADI, SUBHASH ROAD,
JOGESHWARI EAST, MUMBAI-400060
Maharastra-(INDIA)
Mobile No.+91-9867452472
Tel: +91-22-28348765
Email: atharvacademy@ymail.com

http://www.atharvacademy.org

The funds raised will be used towards vocational training and rehabilitation of sexually exploited boys and women.

Artists from all over india have generously donated their works for this cause. Works can be seen online on www.studio3india.com website in online exhibition section.

From: 10th To 15th February 2011, Time: 11am To 7pm.

At: Hirji Gallery. Jehangir Art Gallery, Kala Ghoda, Mumbai.

Inauguration By Gul Panag on 10th February 2011 6.30pm At Jehangir Art Gallery.

We are attaching few images for your reference.

List Of Participating Artist:

Ajay De, Akbar Padamsee, Amiya Bhattacharya, Amol Pawar, Arpana Caur, Babu Xavier, Badri Narayan, Basuki Das Gupta, Bharti Prajapati, Bratin Khan, Chandra Bhattacharjee, Dileep Sharma, Farhad Hussain, Fawad Tamkanat, Gouri Vemula, Jagannath Paul, Jayasri Burman, Jogen Choudhury, Lalu Prosad Shaw, Laxma Goud, Manu Parekh, Maya Burman, Milburn Cherian, Murali Nagaphuza, Nilofer Suleman, Paresh Maity, Paul B, Ramesh Gorjala, Rini Dhumal, Riyas Komu, Sachin Jaltare, Samir Mondal, Sanjay Kumar, Seema Kohli, Shuvaprasanna, Shyamal Mukherjee, Suhas Roy, Sujata Achrekar, T Vaikuntam, V Solanki

Warm Regards.

Vinita Mirchandani.
+91 9819345048.
Studio3: http://www.studio3india.com

Now we are inserted to start regular Dispensary, where we can provide free treatment, General checkup, OPD, miner surgery and tika-karan. In case of miner treatment the facility of 20 beds will be availability. To run regular dispensary.. And Now Foundation wants to start women development program for poor and under income people of society. Where foundation will give the traning of tralring, embordary, computer course & butition traning.In our area around 25 to 30 thousand poor people are residing. & now To take the activities pay role with or in the help concerned government department for making district perspective plan & monitoring – evaluation, survey and Research work for Rural Development ,health, forest, agriculture development, education, village development & watershed related work.

Need Your help  Children & women development . Free distribution of Rashan, Children Education & START OF REGULAR New Dispensary  Projects expenses, need your Fund support.

Note:Plz  Donations to Ayushi Jan Sewa Welfare Foundation
Donations Order Under Section 80g (5) (vi) Of The Income Tax Act, 1961

Thanks and Regards
Ayushi Jan Sewa Welfare Foundation HNo. 16 BRAHAMPURI COLONY ,
RANHOLLA, NEAR –KALI MATA MANDIR,
NAJAFGARH ROAD, NANGLOI, NEW DELHI 110041
E-Mail  :mk8110@gmail.com, ayushijansewatrust@gmail.com,

Animal Right fund

This registered organisation was established in the year 1999 as its trustee saw the brutal acts of killing the street dogs on the name of eliminating rabies. This NGO works for protecting the rights of animals and providing them better health facilities as well as maintaining a healthy relationship between man and animals.

Comfort Manor, 1st Floor,

No. 10/4-2, Kumara Kurpa Road,

Bangalore – 560 001

Phone- 91- 80- 22 34 28 20

PETA India

PETA is the biggest name working for the animal welfare and rights around the world. They are also working in India and have engaged celebrities to increase awareness among the people about ill-treatment of animals in the industries.

PETA India

PO Box 2826
Juhu, Mumbai 400 049
India. 
Phone -[+91] 022-40727382

SHARAN

This foundation is engaged in protecting the interest of animals in Mumbai. They produce movies, organise camps to create awareness among people.

Dr. Nandita Shah
29 Matru Chhaya
70 Marine Drive
Mumbai 400 020
Phone: 22814949 / 0413 2623007

M. VENKATARANGAIYA FOUNDATION

MVF was formed in 1991, operating in just three villages but now functions in several states of India including Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh and Bihar. The organisation works for the eradication of child labour by engaging them in studies by convincing their parents.

M V Foundation
201, Narayan Apartments,
West Marredpally,
Secunderabad – 500026, AP India.
Phone: +91 (40) 27801320, 27700290, 27710150

PRYAS

The organisation founded in the year 1988 with just 25 children is now serving 50,000 children in seven states of India. The aim of foundation is to safeguard the interests of street children by providing them shelter and other necessities but also finding the root cause behind this evil and eradicating it.

Prayas Institute of Juvenile Justice
59, Tughlakabad institutional Area, New Delhi- 110062
Phone: 29956244, 29955505

BACHPAN BACHAO ANDOLAN

This organisation is was formed in the year 1980, is a kind of mass movement aiming to provide freedom to children from child labour and other exploitations and impart them the best quality education.

L- 6, Kalkaji, 
New Delhi- 110019, India 
Phone: 91 11 2647 5481, 2622 4899

Arrive Safe:

Arrive safe seeks to create a devoted and incorporated agency. It focuses on the National Road Safety and Traffic administration Board for the logical development, regulation, support, and optimization of the up to date and successful road safety and traffic management system and practices in accordance with the national highways.

Arrive Safe

Harman S. Sidhu

#268, sector 21A

Chandigarh 160022

INDIA

Ph: 91-172-2708955

Help Age India:

It focuses on the accident analysis in order to provide safety on roads, and good maintenance of vehicles with the intention of making the roads safer to reduce the amount of fatalities. It emphasis on older people to have the right to fundamental age care facilities like pensions, social security, health care, safety & security, transportation & mobility.

Help Age India:

C-14 Qutab Institutional Area

New Delhi – 110016

Ph: 011 41688955-56

India Together:

India Together is a systems approach, which combines transportation, vehicles, operations, technology and user education and has created a seamless accomplishment process on safety of roads. It works to create the awareness of accidents and their consequences.

India Together

1677, 17th Main

JP Nagar II Phase

Bangalore

560078