Bajaj's Four-Wheeled RE60 Review by Sachin Karpe

Bajaj Auto is marketing the RE60 as a more stable and comfortable alternative to the three-wheeled autorickshaws ever present on India's roads even though it looks like a small hatchback car and is expected to cost less says our automobile expert Sachin Karpe. Weight, top speed and other specifications, including safety standards, mean the RE60 will not be classified as a car. The RE60 is part of a long-term expansion strategy by Bajaj to boost sales growth at home and abroad. The RE60 weighs 400 kilograms (880 pounds), about 100 kg more than Bajaj's smallest autorickshaw and half as much as a small hatchback. The engine, which can run on gasoline or compressed natural gas, goes up to 70 kilometres per hour (about 40 miles per hour). The vehicle is likely to be priced between an autorickshaw and a small car.

Sachin Karpe Shares Some of the Best Ways to Approach HR Recruiters

As a career coach who knows the ins and outs of how recruiters work, the first thing you should do before deciding on your plan of action is to ensure your resume is as tailored as possible to the job you want says Sachin Karpe. One must not reach out to the recruiter with a resume that looks unrelated to the position being applied for. To make your outreach easier, it’s best to see if you have any connections in common, either online on LinkedIn or offline through someone you know who works at the company. If, for some reason, the recruiter is either not on LinkedIn or is a third-degree connection who you’re unable to reach, search through your online and offline network to see who you know that either currently works or used to work at the same company as the recruiter. Similar to online, the goal is to find a connection that you can leverage to help make the introduction.

Must Visit Places in Mumbai

Mumbai doesn't have many historical attractions but it has unique and interesting places to visit. Mumbai has everything from beaches to the most common places to enjoy the day. Many more places are there to visit if you put a list it will go on and on. But here are few places in Mumbai for a memorable visit.

First top place to visit in Mumbai is Gateway of India, it is the most recognized monument and more popular among tourist. Opposite you can see the Taj hotel. Next comes Elephanta Caves, to reach there you need to take a ferry from Gate of India. It takes nearly 2 hours of ride to reach the Elephant Island. You will find most famous ancient caves which are full of history carvings and statures.

Another place is Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus originally it was named as Victoria Terminus. A fusion of Victorian and traditional Indian architecture gives a stunning look to this building which surely going to take your breath away. Not to forget Marine Drive is also known as Queen's Necklace and also the lovers point. Most of the wealthiest Mubaikar's live in this area and also many luxury hotels can be found. 

Haji Ali Dargah is one of the most recognized places in Mumbai. This Mosque sits right in the middle of the sea and near the heart of the city. It is possible to visit this place when there's low tide because you won’t find the path to reach the Dargah when it is in high tide.  

Lot of places to visit in Mumbai are Crawford Market, Juhu Beach, Mahalaxmi Dhobi Ghat, Mahalaxmi Race course, Kala Ghoda Art Precint, Prince of Wales Museum, Chowpatty Beaches, Borivali National Park, Essel World and water Kingdom.

Benefits of Aerobic Exercise

Aerobic is the best way to pump you up. It may sound tiring but had many benefits. Best of all, it helps adequate blood flow throughout your body, enabling healthy oxygen supply to your body making you less tired.

It stimulates your brain and makes it active, resulting in enhanced performance in whatever you do. These benefits are apart from the regular ones like burning your body fat etc. Aerobics also increase your flexibility and make you feel fresh, increases your immunity and gives you strength. It sets the hormones flow right in the body and reduces risks of ailments like diabetes, cholesterol, fatigue etc. 

Aerobic exercises include various sports such as martial arts (which also combines anaerobic exercises), running, walking, cycling, swimming, skiing and of course indoor exercises. It fulfills body’s smooth functioning like breathing, blood circulation etc too, says Sachin Karpe. Other benefits include helping to sleep better, reducing high blood triglycerides and improves cardiovascular function. Sachin Karpe advices aerobics exercise at least 3-5 times daily with a good trainer. One must see a doctor frequently to keep a healthy check on the body.