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F E E L A T H O M E www.azindiatimes.com PAGE - 4 Apr 2019 1-844-AZINDIA Disclaimer: AZindia Times cannot be held liable, or in any way responsible for the content of any advertisements (display or classified) appearing within these pag- es. All claims, offers, guarantees, statements etc. made by AZindia Times are solely the responsi- bility of the advertiser. Deceptive or misleading advertising is never knowingly accepted. Com- plaints should be made directly to the advertiser or to the Better Business Bureau. 4428 N. 12th Street, Phoenix, AZ-85014. Note: AZindia Times, has no affiliations with any newspaper or magazine entities. IN BRIEF AZGoshala Festival of Colors - Holi AZGoshala Festival of Colors - Holi AZGoshala Festival of Colors - Holi AZGoshala Festival of Colors - Holi By Dr. Rebecca Danos becca.bd.prep@gmail.com a whorl of liquid rouge twirls in dancing curves smiles emerge on powdered faces as spring dawns leaving dark yesterdays behind flames devour memories of malevo- lence An outbreak of measles has sufficiently scared the NY and adjacent states with one County even went on to bar unvac- cinated children under 18 in public places. An extremely unusual step tak- en to contain the outbreak which has so far affected 345. It all began when an Israel returned unvaccinated and infected patient spread it to the neigh- borhoods. It’s been six months, the longest outbreak of Measles which was declared eliminated nineteen years ago. Unvaccinated children as well as adults are being encouraged to get vac- cinated. Non-abiding the emergency will mean six months jail or a $500 fine such that the public becomes aware of the seriousness of the situation. Some- times ruling with an iron hand becomes essential to make certain things right. With new promises every day from ev- ery political party it seems that all of a sudden a lot of fuss and flurry is going on in the whole country. The General Elections being only weeks away this is the time one can witness hatful of accusations and counter-accusations the rival parties hurling at each oth- er. To win the favor of their electorate and to uproot the ruling party, its big- gest opposition has made a bucket list of promises from providing Rs 72,000 (of taxpayers money) per annum to the poorest families to 33% seats reserved for women in the national and state assemblies compared to the present 12% to reforming and simplifying the ‘Gabbar Singh Tax’ aka GST making it a next gen GST to criticising Ayushman Bharat healthcare and tweaking it to a new Act - Right To Healthcare Act to EDITORIAL again giving Special Status to all the seven North Eastern States. The ruling party which lost elections last Decem- ber in Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh suffered a severe blow. With Media analyses it seems there is a 50-50 chance of returning to power. The promise of good governance and a dynamic economy did not turn out as expected. Also losing two allies in Andhra and Maharashtra thus making a bigger anti-ruling party front. If they don’t lose more than 30 seats, the rul- ing party will be in power again. More than 60-70 seats loss will mean a hung parliament. However may his party performs in the 17th LS elections, the PM’s popularity as a person will re- main constant. MEET THE TEAM Satish Kosuri Publisher Murali Samanthapudi Editor Contributors By.Murali Aanchal Sethi Anindita Roy Biswas Aripa Paul Aryan Naik Asha Jain Ashwani Kumar Gulati Bhagubhai Patel Gayathri Pattabhiraman Hari Gottipati Dr. Jaswant Singh Sachdev Dr. Kohinoor Kar Kiran Vedantam Kristen Moon Mallik Reddy Dr. Meghna Thacker Mike Cynecki Dr. Prakash V Kotecha Dr. Rebecca Danos Rishab Anumula Sat Parashar, PhD Sundaranand Mahadevan Willy Justin Love like there is no tomorrow, vote like there is. Event Gallery Through The Eyes Of A Poet Rite of Spring Dr. Rebecca Danos is a PhD physicist and emerging writer and musician. She’s honoured that AZ India Times asked her to write a poem in celebration of Holi. She writes a blog, rebeccadanos.wordpress. com, and tweets @RebeccaDanos. and we crack open our hearts for light and love to dress our secret selves embers – magenta and maroon – kindle our cores to receive the honeyed sweetness of spring