wow thats justwounderful. I am from Pakistan and chatni is used commonly in every house twice a day,but we make that differently like we use podeena and walnut etc.you have shared very useful information i would love to try that at home.

Chatni and roti is the traditional food of pakistan.chatni with lasi its called labon in english.is very comon i visited in side area of pakistan and which ever house i visited the gie us inb lunch chatni with lasi,

Yes, colors play an important role in human and leave a greater effect on human and soul whenever people know it not just like and dislike colors in common life.

In every man and woman’s minds these questions appear that does color affect our health? Can it change our mood, make our muscles weak or affect our sleep even if the room is dark with no color actually visible to the naked eye?

What these show…

Fire – Passion and high energy.
Earth – Nourishment and stability.
Metal – Clarity and Preciseness.
Water – Ease and abundance.
Wood – Growth and vitality

Black is the absence of color and as such, lowers energy. Soft pinks, blues and other pastel shades are most restful and good for the bedroom environment. Red is not a good color to use in children’s rooms as it is too stimulating. Even red drapes or other accessories can disrupt sleeping patterns and make it difficult to settle children down at night for bed

Mr. Birren says about light and color in these words: The magical properties of light and color, granted by men since the earliest of times, accepted, renounced and accepted again through the ages, have forever held fascination. It would be delightful, of course, if a thing of such psychological beauty – color – also held a mundane role in human physiological well-being.