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PRANJAL Question by PRANJAL on Jul 19, 2025Hindi
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Sir I am Pranjal Dey and currently studying in class 12. I belong from Kolkata and want to pursue my future studies in Btech(Aerospace or Aeronautical Engineering). Sir I am an average student and most probably not suitable for IITs. So can you please recommend colleges which are suitable for me along with the admission procedure. I will be grateful to you for your valuable advice. Thank you. With regards.

Ans: Hello Pranjal
You are currently in Class 12 and aiming to pursue a B.Tech in Aerospace or Aeronautical Engineering. Since you consider yourself an average student and may not target IITs, there are several good alternatives. You can consider IIEST Shibpur in West Bengal, which accepts JEE Main scores and has a strong reputation. Private universities like Amity University (Noida/Kolkata), Manipal Institute of Technology, SRM University (Chennai), and Hindustan Institute of Technology & Science (Chennai) offer aerospace-related programs with admissions through their own entrance exams or direct admission based on 12th marks. Presidency University (Bangalore) is another option with growing popularity. It's advisable to prepare for JEE Main while also applying to these private institutions as backups. Stay positive. If you have a burning desire, you can achieve the goal set by you.

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My teenage son is stuck with his phone playing games and chatting on some app. He is in class 9 and struggling with focus, screen addiction, and mood swings. Can you suggest some yoga or mindfulness techniques to improve concentration, emotional stability, and sleep? I have tried cutting his screen time but he stopped talking to me. What should I do?
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I wake up every morning with extreme pain in my heels. I can't put my foot down for a very long time. I am 41. I am not diabetic. Can you suggest some remedy or yoga exercises I can do?
Ans: Morning heel pain like you described is very common. It is often due to stiffness in the foot muscles after long rest (sometimes called plantar fascia tightness).

Don’t worry—yoga and simple care can help. But you must be gentle.

First, before getting out of bed:
Move your feet slowly. Point toes up and down, rotate ankles. This reduces sudden pain when you step down.

Yoga practices you can do:

1. Ankle rotation – 10 times each side, very slow.
2. Toe stretch – sit and gently pull toes towards you.
3. Tadasana (standing) – improves weight balance on feet.
4. Vajrasana (if comfortable) – improves circulation in legs.
5. Calf stretch (wall support) – reduces heel strain.
6. Pavanamuktasana (lying) – improves blood flow and relaxation.

Simple daily care:
Use warm water soaking for feet. Avoid walking barefoot on hard floor. Wear soft, supportive footwear.

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Start with movement before meditation.

Your body is restless, so first release that tension:

1. Gentle movements (5–10 minutes)
Neck rolls, shoulder rotations, slow walking. This helps the body settle.

2. Breathing practice
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4. Short guided relaxation
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Meditation does not always mean “sitting silently.” For you, it can begin with breathing and relaxation. Slowly, your mind will become ready.

Also, journaling may feel heavy sometimes. Instead, write just one line: “What am I feeling right now?” Keep it simple.

Most important, please don’t handle this alone. Anxiety needs gentle, step-by-step guidance. A trained yoga and meditation coach can support you personally and safely.

You are not alone in this journey. With the right approach, calmness will come.

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