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Linking your mobile number with your RC (Registration Certificate) book is important for receiving vehicle-related alerts and updates. Here's the process I followed recently: Through Parivahan website: Visit the Parivahan Sarathi portal, create an account with your mobile number, and link your vehicle using the RC details Via mParivahan app: Download the app, register with your mobile number, and add your vehicle information At RTO office:* You can visit your local RTO with your RC book, Aadhaar card, and mobile number to complete the linking processThe online method is definitely more convenient if you have all your documents handy. You'll need your vehicle registration number, chassis number, and engine number ready for the process.

For specialized medical care needs, Fortis Healthcare Senior Services in Patiala has developed a strong reputation. While they're primarily known as a hospital, they've expanded into comprehensive senior care including daily assistance, medication management, and mobility support. What I appreciate about their approach is the integration with medical services—if there's a health issue, they have direct access to specialists and facilities. They're particularly good for seniors with complex medical conditions that require regular monitoring. You might want to schedule a consultation to discuss your specific situation and see if their services match your needs.

To me, hard work is about passion meeting persistence. When you genuinely care about what you're doing, the work doesn't feel as "hard" in the traditional sense. I see it as investing your energy into something meaningful rather than just exerting effort. The most successful people I know don't work hard because they have to—they work hard because they're driven by purpose and vision for what they want to accomplish.

The easiest way to remove leading zeros from a number in SQL, especially if the column is a string type (like VARCHAR or NVARCHAR), is to simply convert it to a numerical data type like INT or BIGINT and then back to a string if you need it as text again. Here’s how it typically works, and it's super common: 1. Cast to a Number and Back (The Quick Fix): In SQL Server, for example, you can use CAST or CONVERT. When a string like '000123' is cast to an integer, the leading zeros are automatically dropped because integers don't store them. sql SELECT CAST(CAST('00012345' AS INT) AS VARCHAR(50)) AS NoLeadingZeros; -- Result: '12345' Keep in mind: This only works if the string is purely numeric! If it has letters or other non-numeric characters (like a SKU '000AB123'), this will throw an error, so be careful with your data! 2. Using PATINDEX and SUBSTRING (The Flexible Approach): If your column contains mixed characters, or you want more control, you can use PATINDEX to find the first non-zero character and SUBSTRING to extract the rest of the string. sql SELECT SUBSTRING( YourStringColumn, PATINDEX('%[^0]%', YourStringColumn), LEN(YourStringColumn) ) AS CleanedString FROM YourTable; PATINDEX('%[^0]%', YourStringColumn) finds the position of the first character that is not a zero ([^0]). SUBSTRING then starts extracting the string from that position right up to the end. This is a robust way to handle leading zeros without converting types.