1 month of Efforts .....No Results yet!!

I'm no expert, and I can't see your diary, but these are some things to consider:

* Have you used the MFP default settings to determine the number of calories to eat each day?
* Are you eating all the calories set?
* Are you logging all your exercise?
* Are you drinking 8 glasses of water each day? Or something close to it?
* Are you eating most, if not all, of your exercise calories?
* Are you using your "calories" to eat "healthy" food (eg not using your calories to eat chocolate bars)
* Are you varying your exercise?
* Are you having a rest day from your exercise each week?

There is a wealth of advice on these forums about ways you can tweak your diet and exercise plan. I suggest you spend a lot of time reading through the sticky post at the top of this forum. I learned tons just from reading that. I really suggest you start there.

What works for me may not work for you. Some people might come in here to tell you to do this or that because it worked for them. You might try what they recommend and see no results or it could be the exact thing you need. It can be frustrating trying different things to find what works but you must do some experimenting. And then, just a warning, what worked for a few months may quit working and then you'll have to start tweaking again.

Some things you might consider:
* water intake - are you properly hydrated?
* macro-nutrient composition - protein, carb, fat, sugar, etc. You may need to tweak these and lower or raise some of them.
* exercise - are you exercising consistently? You may need to shake it up and increase your intensity and/or add weight training or just add more days of what you're doing.
* meal timing - some do better with intermittent fasting and some do better on 3 meals and 2-3 snacks and some with 5-6 mini meals
* types of foods you're eating - some need to eat very clean (little to no processed foods) to see results while some eat more and do fine
* shaking up your calorie intake - some people do spike days, some zig-zag their calories throughout the week looking at their weekly total instead of their daily, and some people need to eat to a consistent calorie level each day
* are you eating enough - some people actually need to raise their calorie intake in order to lose weight
* exercise calories - are you eating some or all of them?

I'm sure I've missed a few but these are probably the most common things to consider. Again, read those sticky posts, read other posts here where people talk about how to get through plateaus or stalls, and try some of the different ideas. If you try something, give it at least a couple of weeks before your evaluate if it's working or not. If not, try something else. It might take you awhile to find the best combination of things for you but, once you find it you're golden.

Best wishes!

I am slightly confused, are you supposed to eat back your exercise calories?........

I bet you are actually eating more calories than 1500. Your food must have more fat or sugar in it than the foods we log in here and you think you are eating a certain amount of calories but actually you are eating much more.

You must be eating more than you realise! You diet to lose fat and you exercise to build up muscle and burn more fat! You must stick to a low calorie diet ( stemed veg... lean protein, brown rice...) to start seeing results! I actually find the list available very good! I have little weight to lose and I always thought ...oh... that is much harder than when you lose lots of weight... maybe I just have to accept my weight... lots of excuses!! I stuck riggidly to the low diet and I lost 1.1kg in the last 10 days.

use your measuring tape. Not all results can be found on the scale. You could be losing inches

My guess is if you are only eating 1500 calories and burning 500 a day that you are not eating enough. What does MFP set for your calorie allowance, because I bet it should be more than 1500. Also, try eating back at least some of your exercise calories. Right now, your net is only 1000, which is low. Play around with the amount of calories you're eating. Maybe try calorie cycling.