Raziya, ASHA coordinator at Mewat, highlighted the insufficient number of ASHAs and Auxiliary Nurse Midwifery (village level health workers) in the district. Director of the National Health Mission in Haryana Amaneet P Kumar also rejected the rumours and said, "They are wrong."I see 15-20 physically disabled youngsters coming to see me at my office every day to seek assistance in the form of employment or finances," the IAS officer said."We have 400-500 youth coming to our institute every day and the number rises to over a thousand on Fridays.Mewat: Haryana caster wheels Factory Muslim-dominated Mewat district has the lowest immunisation rate among children under the age of 6 years, which is a matter of concern for the authorities who are now trying to rope in clerics to address the situation.2 per cent, according to the National Family Health Survey. Qureishi, who is also the Commissioner of Police, Faridabad, said it was sad that health indicators in Mewat were the "lowest".He also asked the community members to shun any "negative mindset" about government measures and instead verify reports/rumours.

"On their part, the ASHA workers highlighted the reasons, like vehement denial by some people, for the low immunisation rate."This is your (religious leaders') responsibility to spread the message for welfare of the children, both for their safety as well as education," he added. "But the people have a freedom of choice, no decision can be imposed on them," he said."We can tell only you (the ASHAs and religious leaders), but it is for you to spread the word among the stakeholders and raise awareness at the grassroot # level," Sharma said.Also one Auxiliary Nurse Midwifery (ANM) is needed for every 5,000 people but in the district it is an ANM per 15-17,000 people. As per the guidelines, she said, one ASHA is required for every thousand people.  

We should have faith in science.The Indradanush programme is aimed at guarding children against diseases like polio, BCG, pentavalent (diptheria, tetanus, whooping cough, hepatitis b, haemophilus, influenza type-B) rubella-measles. "People hurl strong words at us, they shut their doors at us but we still make an effort to go back to such houses to ensure that no child is left out," said 48-year-old Rehmani, ASHA at Karedi village in Nagina block. Officials say the rate of immunisation in Mewat is low mainly because of rumours which started spreading more than 3 months back that the vaccines being administered under the Central government's Indradhanush programme would have a sterilising effect on the children.

"As of now, no such injection or tablet has been invented which could render children sterile," asserted Mewat Deputy Commissioner Mani Ram Sharma, while rubbishing the rumours."Its ramifications would not appear now but after 15-20 years," he remarked. He told the gathering, which included several clerics, that the region has several people affected by polio as the Meo community had skipped the polio vaccination drive 15 years back, again due to unfound apprehensions.The immunisation rate in Mewat is 13 per cent, much lower than the state average of 62. Another Islamic scholar, Hakim uddin, told the gathering of Muslim clerics and government officials besides Haryana Waqf Board CEO Hanif Qureishi, that any rumour must be checked..Maulana Yahya Kareemi, president of Al-aman Islamic Centre, Mewat, said he would speak about the "misinformation" related to the immunisation during the prayers at the mosque, including on Fridays when the number of devotees swell.

With an aim of addressing the situation, top officials of the district and National Health Mission (NHM) on Wednesday held an interaction with the Accredited Social Health Activists (ASHAs) and the clerics, who agreed to render their help by negating the rumours.Officials said the immunisation rate had risen to 30 per cent but it started sliding post-February after a video went viral on social media, claiming that the injections being administered would make the children sterile and check the population of the minority community. If the administration wants, we can spread the word quelling misinformation related to immunisation," he said. "At present there are 874 ASHAs in Mewat as against a stipulated requirement of over 1400," said Raziya. Appealing to the community members for support in the immunisation drive, Qureishi underlined that in a democracy, the government has a social responsibility to look after the welfare of the people.

Nailing your look for the next brunch has gotten a lot easier as our experts have shared their mantra on how you can get noticed.”If you are not someone for maxis and want to try a different look, Tanya Eldred Bhat, a fashion stylist opines, “I would suggest the best fabric is cotton or linen.”Here are a few things that Laxmi suggests you can avoid, “I would definitely not recommend pointed heels because flats are always a girl’s best friend, the makeup need not be bold and bright.  Laxmi Krishna, a designer says, “The appropriate fabrics for a brunch is pretty much any fabric that lies within your comfort be it chiffon, net, jeans, cotton, polyester or even nylon.  The look that I’d best prefer is a light flowing plain maxi and pair with nice statement belts or you can go wild and choose a nice printed maxi. We speak to designers and get their mantra for a chic brunch look. Either use minimal accessories for a casual girl-next-door look or go all out and wear layers around your neck to balance attention to your neck and shoulders. She caster wheels Manufacturers says, “Accessories should always add glory and value to the outfit.   

Opt for an asymmetric crop top, loose wide leg pants for a perfect brunch attire.An informal meal is the perfect chance to go bold and try out new outfits. It’s best if you go with a sober and simple day makeup.”. Go for loose and baggy clothes because you will definitely be treating yourself to a scrumptious meal and when you sit with a stuffed stomach you might find it difficult if you are in a tight fitted bodycon dress.”Kareena Kapoor KhanLaxmi believes that no look is complete without acessories.Nagarshree a designer believes that the best way to go for a brunch is to keep it cool, “Don’t go too over the top. Showcase your style with striking colours, fun prints, unique designs and definitely funky accessories. Here’s how you can ace your summer brunch look with the perfect and comfortable outfit. Use pearl necklaces, diamond pendants, gold, and rubies to create jewellery layers thereby making your brunch wear very trendy. Do not wear synthetic fabric and of course ensure to carry a deodorant. Choosing loose silhouettes is the best option. You can go with a pair of wedges and statement jewellery.

THE ASIAN AGE. Just be comfortable with whatever you are wearing.  Use bold accessories but don't use too many  or you can end up looking shabby, Don't go for plain colours preferably. Sonakshi Sinha rocking in a printed maxi                                                    This summer all you need is a flowy, comfy, chic look for a day out with your girls or family. I don’t think sequin is a good idea for a Sunday brunch look, a simple chic attire with no bling is appropriate.