Indian-origin Neil Mohan has been chosen as the CEO of the Year for 2025 by TIME magazine. Mohan was included in this year’s top list because he has played an important role in transforming YouTube into the world’s largest platform for global cultural consumption i.e. digital content.

Who is Neel Mohan?

Neil Mohan was born in 1973 in Ann Arbor, Michigan state of America. His parents were of Tamil origin. In the 1980s, his family had deep connections with Lucknow, UP. While growing up in Lucknow, Neel learned Hindi well and also studied Sanskrit. He compared the rules and structure of Sanskrit to computer programming, which he later found very helpful in his career.

Neil and his two brothers returned to America for further studies. Mohan did his undergraduate degree and MBA from Stanford University. However, his family also had to endure the greatest sorrow of life, when his younger brother Anuj died in a swimming pool accident at the age of 30.

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What is the salary of Neel Mohan?

According to media reports, the basic salary of YouTube CEO Neil Mohan is around Rs 3.1 crore per month. Apart from this, their total package includes bonuses, stock options and other incentives. This is the reason why their total earnings can be much higher.

Neil Mohan’s career

Neil Mohan started his career in consulting, after which he joined digital advertising startup NetGravity. Later DoubleClick bought this startup, and Mohan remained there. In 2007, he played an important role in completing the $3.1 billion deal of DoubleClick with Google. During this time, he also got an offer to join Twitter, but after getting the retention offer, he decided to remain in Google.

Mohan’s responsibilities in Google and YouTube increased rapidly. He played a key role in improving YouTube’s global business, advertising strategy and digital content structure. This is the reason why he has now received the title of CEO of the Year by TIME.

Neil Mohan and India’s connection

Neel Mohan has a deep connection with India. The time spent in Lucknow, study of Hindi and Sanskrit, and understanding of Indian culture gave his career a distinct identity even at the global level. Despite being of Indian origin, he is known all over the world for his digital vision and strategies.

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Actress Shefali Shah is in discussion these days about Delhi Crime 3. At the beginning of her career, Shefali played the role of Akshay Kumar’s mother. Akshay Kumar is 6 years older than Shefali. He was seen in the film Waqt. The film was released in 2005. In this film she became the wife of Amitabh Bachchan.

When Shefali Shah became Akshay Kumar’s mother

Shefali Shah said that taking the role at that time was a professional setback for her. Shefali’s husband Vipul Shah had also forbidden her from taking this role.

Talking to Times Now, Shefali said, ‘My husband had told me not to do this film. Amit ji had suggested that why don’t you take Shefali in this film? So she said that I don’t think she will sit on the set of this film. One day I applied powder to my hair and said look, I look old and mature. He said don’t do this. But I had to. I dug my own grave.

Had to wait for work- Shefali Shah

Shefali further said, ‘In my career, I have waited for more work than working. So whatever part comes…I look back and I don’t have a long CV. But my CV is strong. I am happy to be a part of those films. There will be one or two films which I think should not have been done. But apart from that I did good films. And this work makes you better.

On the work front, Shefali Shah is being seen in Delhi Crime 3. In this series she is in the role of Vartika Chaturvedi. This series has stars like Rasika Duggal, Adil Hussain, Rajesh Tailang, Huma Qureshi. The series has received mixed response.

In Jharkhand, firecrackers will be burst only from 8 to 10 pm on Diwali. Citing the orders of the Supreme Court and the National Green Tribunal, the State Pollution Control Board has issued detailed guidelines regarding bursting of fireworks and firecrackers during Diwali and other festivals. According to the official information issued by the board, apart from Diwali, permission will be given to burst firecrackers only for two hours on Chhath and Guru Parv. Only thirty-five minutes have been set for bursting firecrackers on Christmas and New Year.

Guidelines issued for fireworks on festivals

Firecrackers will be allowed from 6 to 8 am on Chhath, from 8 to 10 pm on Guru Parva and from 11:55 pm to 12:30 pm on 31st December on Christmas and New Year.

In the instructions issued by the Pollution Control Board, it has been said that in those cities of Jharkhand where the air quality level is good or satisfactory, firecrackers can be burst only at the prescribed time. In such cities, only firecrackers with sound level less than 125 decibels can be sold.

Ban on these firecrackers

Sale and use of loud or illegal firecrackers will be completely banned. Action will be taken against those who violate these instructions under Section 188 of IPC and Air Pollution Prevention Control Act.

A letter has also been written to the Deputy Commissioners of all the districts of the state regarding this. To set up firecracker shops in the urban areas of the state, clusters are being formed in open spaces in the cities. Retailers will be able to set up shop in those clusters only.

Four to five clusters have been formed in Ranchi, the capital of Jharkhand. Apart from these, the administration has also set some conditions for the sale of firecrackers. All sellers will have to follow this. License will have to be obtained for the sale of firecrackers.

Regular checking of blood sugar has become very important for every patient amid increasing cases of diabetes. Testing at the right time and correctly does not only ensure the accuracy of the result, but it also reduces health problems in the long run. However, while doing blood sugar test, many people make some small mistakes, which not only affects the report, but can also affect your health.

While doing blood sugar test, habits such as investigating at the wrong time, not cleaning hands, using old or bad strips or repeatedly prepared can not only be painful but can also make diabetes management difficult. In such a situation, doctors recommend that by adopting the right technology and taking some precautions, you can track your blood sugar in an accurate way and improve your health. Come on, today we will tell you some such mistakes that you should avoid.

Test at the wrong time

Blood sugar should not be tested immediately after eating food. If you do this too, it can show this high result. Therefore, for the correct result, one should test 2 hours after eating.

Fingers

Pain is more painful by applying to the tip of the fingers. Instead, use the finger side, this will reduce the pain and the results of the investigation will also come correctly. Apart from this, chronic lensate can cause pain and infection to check blood sugar. Therefore, always use new lancets while checking.

Expiry or poor test strips

The strips not stored in an old or correct way may give wrong results. Always check the expiry of strips and store them in the right place. Only then check blood sugar from it. By doing blood sugar test without washing hands, the results can be wrong. In such a situation, wash hands thoroughly with soap and water before the test.

Not using glucose meter properly

The results are wrong when using the meter incorrectly. Read the meter manual and also consult a doctor from you when needed. Apart from this, only one finger repeatedly pursuing pain and callus can become. In such a situation, keep changing the place of test and use different finger for tests as well.

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In ancient India, Time Measurement in Ancient India was not only scientific process, but it was deeply connected in every aspect of religion, astrology and life.

From Vedic Period to Medieval Period, time calculation was done with means like Sun (Sun), Moon (Moon), Constellations, Constellations, Water Clock and Panchang.

These devices were used not only in daily life, but also in yajna, fasting, festivals, war and agriculture. Let’s know how

Sun Clock: Sun is the lord of Kalachakra!
Vedic proof:
It is said in the Rigveda (10.85.13) –
‘Suryo Devo Yatra Kalachakran Vahi’
(Surya Dev is going to run the Kalachakra)

How did the sun work
Ganomon (stick) was made in the middle by making an hour lines on a stone or metal plank. Time was known by changing the angle of the shadow of the sun.

How was it used in religious works?
Its use was common for Sandhya-Vandan, Agnihotra, daily worship and time to start the journey.

Water Clock: Current calculation from watch to Muhurta

• Classical mentions:
  A detailed description of water-waters is found in the texts of Suryasiddhanta and Bhaskaracharya.
  1 day = 60 clock (decreased), 1 clock = 24 minutes, 1 Muhurta = 48 minutes.
• Religious importance:
  To measure Aarti, Naivedya and Mahapuja in temples.
  To set auspicious moments of huge religious events like Kumbh Mela.
• Astrological experiment:
  In eclipse, fasting and marriage-muhurta determination.

What was the way of measurement of the moon and constellation -based time?

1. Vedic reference:
   It is said in the Atharvaveda –
   ‘Moon Masanan Raja’
   (Moon is the king of month)
2. How was it done
   The night time of the moon (Amavasya, Purnima etc.) and the status of the constellations was decided.
3. Religious Uses:
   Festivals like Karva Chauth, Mahashivaratri, Janmashtami are based on the lunar philosophy.

Sand-Ghadi and Deepak-Ghadi: Time’s fire

• Calculation of time due to lamp oil burning or sand fall in ancient times.
• Use of lamp clock in temples in South India for Abhishek and Aarti time.
• In Buddhist monasteries, meditation was measured with incense sticks.

Almanac and astrological time science
Date, war, constellation, yoga and Karan are considered to be 5 parts of these almanacs. The formulas of Varahamihira’s Brihat Samhita and Bhaskaracharya’s principle Shiromani are found to be the formulas of Muhurta determination. On the basis of this, a combination of planetary and clock was done to decide the time of auspicious works.

Modern Comparison: Ancient times from measurement to digital age

• Then: Sun, lunar, water-wage, sand-wage, almanac
• Now: Nuclear clocks, digital watch, celestial software
• Equality: Even today, the Panchang and Muhurta calculations are considered the same principles which were decided thousands of years ago.

Time measurement in ancient India was not only a means of knowing ‘hour’ and ‘minutes’, it was a period of time-system of religion, astrology, agriculture, war, business and society. This is the reason that Kaal has been called the ‘form of God’ in Vedic literature-‘Kal: Sarveshu Bhuteshu’ (Mahabharata).

FAQS
Q1. What were the main means of measurement time in ancient India?
Suryaghadi, water-clock, sand-clock, lamp-wage, moon-nakshatra and almanac.

Q2. What was the religious significance of water and water?
The auspicious time of Aarti, Puja and festival-festival was determined by water-wandering.

Q3. What are the 5 organs of almanac?
Date, war, constellation, yoga and karan.

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