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Megastar Amitabh Bachchan will be honoured at the upcoming Melbourne International Film festival (MIFF). The festival will also see a retrospective of the 70-year-old actor, who is currently shooting for Prakash Jha's Satyagraha in Central Indian state Madhya Pradesh's capital Bhopal. "There is the Melbourne Film festival, where they do a retrospective of mine and give me honour. Then I travel back to Bhopal in a few to complete Satyagraha, to finish by the end of the month of April and then immediately set off for New York, to be with The Great Gatsby'and its premier on the 1st of May," Bachchan posted on his blog. “At the end of all this I would require a year to recover from symptoms of acute delusion as to what, where and why I am?,” he added.

Amitabh Bachchan to be honoured at Melbourne Film festival

The Melbourne International Film festival is commencing from July 25.

In perhaps the first instance of a major made-in-India auto product making its way to the dragon land, Yamaha is set to drive in locally-manufactured lowcost motorcycles and scooters to China that would be the company’s lowestpriced vehicles in the country. The Japanese two-wheeler major is planning to make India a hub for development as well as manufacturing of lowcost products and plans to launch a sub- $500 (under Rs 27,000) scooter and motorcycle , which would be its cheapest two-wheeler globally and sold across volume-laden markets such as China, Africa and Latin America.

China to get Yamaha’s made-in-India bikes

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“We are in the process of developing low-cost products from India and these would be sold across major markets, including China,” Yuh Motoyama , Yamaha’s senior GM (engineering section — motorcycle business operations ), told TOIhere. Motoyama said the products are currently under development and the Indian R&D is playing the lead role in this, with assistance from headquarter Japan.

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of the two-wheeler market in India. Our aim is to introduce a scooter model each year to help us achieve overall 10% market share by 2016,” he said, adding that IYM would launch scooters targeted at men and for family usage. At present, the company has a lone scooter model, Ray, which is targeted at women customers. On motorcycles, Suzuki said the company will continue to offer new models both in performance and commuter segments, though refusing to give details.

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“The idea is to develop a low-cost scooter and motorcycle , and these would be the lowest-priced globally in the Yamaha stable,” Motoyama said. Currently, the company sells its lowest-priced two-wheeler in China which is priced at $700 (Rs 38,200). The company announced the establishment of a new motorcycle R&D set-up at Surajpur in Uttar Pradesh and this is Yamaha’s fifth overseas research centre on the lines of similar ones in Italy, Taiwan, China and Thailand. Asked why the company had chosen India for developing the low-cost models, Motoyama said the products will have a big potential in this market. “India is very, very important for Yamaha and is a growing market — one of the biggest in the world. The reason for developing the products here is to be near the market to catch customer response better and also to respond faster.” He said apart from international markets, the new lowpriced products would be sold across India that would help Yamaha grab a bigger share of the market. The company’s local subsidiary, India Yamaha Motor (IYM), is looking to sell 7.1 lakh units of motorcycles and scooters this year, including 2.1 lakh of exports. IYM had sold a total of 4.9 lakh units in 2012. “Our long-term target is to sell a total of 28 lakh units by 2018. We are aiming to sell 10 lakh units in 2015 that will include exports ,” IYM CEO and MD Hiroyuki Suzuki said. In the medium term, the company is eyeing a market share of 10% by 2016, when overall industry volumes are pegged to be around 18 million units. “By 2020, we expect scooters to be half

Ramping up biz Yamaha will sell the locally-made low-cost scooters and motorcycles in China, Africa, Latin America At present, the Japanese co sells its lowest priced bike for $700 in China The two-wheeler giant plans to set up a development and manufacturing hub for such low-cost products in India It has set up its fifth motorcycle R&D centre in UP, on the lines of ones in Italy, Taiwan, China & Thailand

The UK on Tuesday lifted a ban on London Metropolitan University to admit foreign students. This decision follows the removal of the university's sponsor licence in August 2012. The ban had left thousands of students, including around 350 Indians, in limbo and at risk of deportation. The home office said, "A series of inspections carried out by the home office in the last 6 months have demonstrated that the university has made the necessary improvements to its systems and administration. The university now meets the requirements needed to sponsor international students from outside the European Economic Area." Indian students who chose to stay at the university can continue their studies as a legitimate student. If their visa has run out, they can extend it now by obtaining a Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies certificate from London Met and making a Tier 4 (student) application.

London Metropolitan University gets to admit overseas students

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YouTube hits a billion monthly viewers The milestone was announced on Wednesday at a splashy event in Santa Monica that was aimed at advertisers and featured performances from some of the website's biggest stars, such as the bands CDZA and Monsters Calling Home. It marks another step in YouTube's evolution from a quirky startup launched in 2005 to one of the most influential forces in today's media landscape. YouTube crossed the 1 billion threshold five months after Facebook Inc. said its online social network had reached that figure for the first time. YouTube first hit 800 million monthly visitors in October 2011. The vast audience has given YouTube's owner, Google Inc., another lucrative channel for selling online ads beyond its dominant Internet search engine. Google bought YouTube for $1.76 billion in 2006 when the video site had an estimated 50 million users worldwide. Since late 2011, YouTube has refocused its site to prioritize watching along distinct channels of its creators. Such channels were seen as better allowing advertisers to focus on certain genres of content like beauty or music. In 2012, it seeded 96 channels with

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around $100 million in funding to help them accelerate that growth, often partnering with big-name Hollywood producers and directors that had made it big in movies or TV but not on the Internet, including "CSI" creator Anthony Zuiker. Later, YouTube vowed to spend another $200 million marketing the channels to boost viewers. But Wednesday's event focused largely on those who had succeeded on YouTube before the channel-funding strategy was in place, such as Michelle Phan, a YouTuber who has been giving viewers makeup tips since 2006. Robert Kyncl, vice president and global head of content partnerships, acknowledged to reporters after the event that the channel funding strategy had not worked as well as hoped. When asked if the channel funding investment had paid off, Kyncl said, "Every year we reserve the right to get smarter." He said that while YouTube was committed to continuing to invest in content, he said more of such investment in the future would go to those channels that had already proven they can be successful at building an audience on their own.

"What we're looking for is the acceleration of those who are figuring out how to retail their content," he said.

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Roshans to launch animated series on Krrish For a country where films have always reflected a larger than life image of the leading pair, the Hrithik Roshan starrer Krrish series has managed a niche for itself. The currently underproduction sequel Krrish 3, which has been in the making for some time now, finally releases this November. News is that the makers of the film have decided to make an animated series based on the film. With the cartoon series of the film in mind, animation production house Toonz has partnered with Cartoon Network and director Rakesh Roshan`s Film Kraft Productions to produce four animated movies based on the superhero `Krrish`.

The animated movie will follow the childhood adventure of Krishna, who discovers that he can help people and save the world with the special powers bestowed upon him. Under the agreement, a series of four movies will be created in the next 24 months, the first of which, titled Kid Krrish, will be aired on Cartoon Network on July 14. While the reason behind launching the series we hear is that Rakesh Roshan wants to revive the memory of Krrish that released back in 2006, gearing up the target audience for the Diwali release of the sequel.

Sajid Khan's Himmatwala may have come in for some flak from most quarters but that hasn't deterred the spirit of the filmmaker. Sajid is already looking ahead to his next film which will be an out and out comedy. While Saif Ali Khan and Riteish Deshmukh had been already finalized for this film, Sajid has managed a huge feat by roping in none

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other than Amitabh Bachchan. It may be recalled that Sajid had travelled all the way to Bhopal where Big B was shooting for Prakash Jha's Satyagraha to meet the legendary actor and narrate his script. Looks like his effort has yielded the desired result with Big B giving his nod to the film. There are also reports that Jacqueline Fernandez has been signed to play the female lead though it's yet to be confirmed.

The film will be produced by Vashu Bhagnani and goes on floors in July this year

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Ellen DeGeneres is going fishing again with a sequel to the animated blockbuster Finding Nemo. Disney and its Pixar Animation unit announced Tuesday that DeGeneres will reprise her “Nemo” voice role for “Finding Dory.” The sequel is due out Nov. 25, 2015, and will be directed by Andrew Stanton, who also made “Finding Nemo.” “I have waited for this day for a long, long, long, long, long, long time,” DeGeneres said. “I’m not mad it took this long. I know the people at Pixar were busy creating ‘Toy Story 16.’ But the time they took was worth it. The script is fantastic. And it has everything I

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loved about the first one: It’s got a lot of heart, it’s really funny, and the best part is _ it’s got a lot more Dory. The new film picks up about a year after the action of “Finding Nemo,” with DeGeneres’ forgetful fish Dory on her own adventure to reunite with loved ones. According to Disney, the film will feature new characters along with familiar ones, including Nemo and his dad, Marlin, who was voiced by Albert Brooks. There’s no word yet from Disney on whether Brooks will reprise his voice role. “Finding Nemo” was released in 2003 and took in $921 million worldwide. The movie was the first Pixar production to win the Academy Award for best animated feature after the category was added in 2001. Pixar films have gone on to dominate, winning the Oscar seven years out of 12.

Angelina Jolie Opens School in Afghanistan

"Beyond enjoying the artistic satisfaction of designing these jewels, we are inspired by knowing our work is also serving the mutual goal of providing for children in need," Jolie said. The United Nations Goodwill Ambassador is known for her charity work and last year was left in tears after visiting a Syrian refugee camp where she delivered a speech portraying her 'concern' at the situation there. "I am very concerned, the world is very concerned. What is very heartbreaking is when Syrian people ask you why you think no

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The 37-year-old actress has funded the girls only educational establishment, which caters to between 200 and 300 students, just outside of Kabul and hopes it will be the first of many schools she sets up, reported E! online. Joile plans to fund more schools by selling her own self-designed accessories collection, the Style of Jolie, to retail stores for the first time with 100 per cent of the profits going to her new foundation, The Education Partnership for Children of Conflict. one is able to find a solution for them. "What they described on the ground, hearing it from them is so horrific. When you meet so many innocent people and civilians, the people of Syria are asking who is on their side, 'Who is going to help us as the months go on?" she had said.

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Celebrity news Bollywood star Akshay Kumar says although his upcoming gangster film Once Upon A Time In Mumbai Again is inspired by some real-life incidents, the story remains fictional. "I am not playing a real-life character. There are some areas where we have taken some real incidents from different places and put them together and the rest of the story is fictional," Akshay told reporters here. He said their film is a continuation from Once Upon a Time in Mumbai, the first part of the sequel to the superhit 2010 film which had starred Ajay Devgn and Emraan Hashmi. "Only faces have changed. The story begins from where it had ended," said the 'Khiladi' of Bollywood. Imran Khan, who also plays a gangster in the film, said some past events were modified and included in the story. "But it is not a historical film," he said. The film, which also stars Sonakshi Sinha as the love interest of two gangsters, will showcase the gang wars of the era of 80s. It is scheduled for release in August.

Once Upon A Time sequel based on real life incidents?

After recording songs for more than 1,000 films in 36 languages in a career span of seven decades, legendary singer Lata Mangeshkar says she now feels out of place in the Indian movie industry. "Cinema has changed a lot from the times when we used to work. I will not say that it's not good, but I don't fit into it. If I would sing in any film today, then I don't think I will be able to sing it beautifully," said the 83-year-old singer here Monday at an event organised to announce the recipients of Dinanath Mangeshkar Awards. However, she believes that "change is inevitable in this world," and said that she is not "blaming anyone for this". From classical to romantic numbers to ghazals to bhajans, Lata has made her mark in a variety of genres. Lata started her singing career in 1943 at the age of 13 with the song "Mata ek sapoot ki duniya badal de tu" for Marathi film "Gajaabhaau", and she even did bit roles in films for her family's living. The singer admits she hated acting in films, but had no choice at that time. "I have worked in some seven to eight films and I didn't enjoy it. I used to be very sad when I worked in those films. But at that time I was helpless. I had no choice," she said. Her last song in a Bollywood film was "Tere hasne se" for 2011 film "Satrangee Parachute". She also launched her music label LM Music with a bhajan album last year.

I no longer fit in Indian cinema: Lata Mangeshkar

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Trendy hair accessories for the glam look Hair accessories are topping list of must have accessories for women. Whether they are marriage ceremony, prom party, graduation day or birthday party, hair accessories show glam up for every event. If you have not yet used hair accessories, then it is time to look at variety of glamorous hair accessories available today like clips, pins, barrettes, bows and ribbon, bobby pins and many more. Hair accessories for girls are becoming a way of flaunting exquisite fashion statement. Even a simple dress can be spruce up with stylish hair band or clip. Still confused?? Then have a look at this hair accessories collection called Black Label Couture Hair Accessories Collection by ban. Do which is stuffed with elegant, stylish, ritzy hair accessories for bride, girls and everyone.

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you want to put it in an open hair, give volume to your front hair and place hair jewllery on one side. Swarovski crystal hair band looks good on light curly hair. Even coloured stoned bobby pins are much liked these days. Use pearl hair brooch with loose bun so that it doesn’t get detangled with your hair. If you want Bohemian look, give centre parting to your hair and wear beautiful head band. For cocktail look, make high bun and apply foam donut around it. Now put silver brooch accessory or if you like drape pearl string. Silver barrater suits on loose bun. To give glam look to your hair, curl your hair from outside and put pearl hair pins on it.

Hair accessories will play significant role in giving the final touch to your glam look. Whether it’s quirky and chic feather headband or the classic traditional tiara, the hair accessory can add your personal touch to your styling. The gorgeous accessory adorning your crowning glory can transform you completely from a regular girl to an extraordinary fashionista. Trendy hair jewelleries are very much in vogue in this festive season. If you want to look different and beautiful on your special occasion, try these hair pieces. Here, make-up and hair expert Vidya Tikari with Sakhi tells usage of hair accessories

So all set for babilicious look with these trendy hair accessories.

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Never mind if you have a flawless complexion, what also significantly matters are the feet. Feet tend to get overlooked and generally don’t figure in our beauty regime. Feet need extra care during summer as this is the season of flip flops where the skin is exposed to dirt.

Beautiful feet signify personal hygiene too. Not all of us can afford a spa pedicure or get a foot reflexology massage done. But hey all’s not lost; you can still have a perfect pair of beautiful looking feet with a little work on them that can be done right in the comfort of your home. They don’t cost you much too.

Ways to clean feet

Things you’ll need - A tub to soak your feet - Crystal salt - Nail cutter - A cuticle stick - Nail file - Liquid soap - Moisturising lotion - Epsom salt - Scrub - Clean towel - Nail polish - Soothing music/book for light reading

Remove nail polish Add a spoon of crystal salt and liquid shampoo to a tub of warm water. Soak your feet in warm water for 15 to 20 minutes. While doing this you could relax with a book or enjoy some good music. Pat dry your feet with a clean towel and cut the nails and shape your nails the way you want. File the toe nails with nail filer Push the cuticle with the cuticle stick or orange stick After this, gently massage your feet with a scrub. Make your scrub by combining 1 tablespoon olive oil with 1 tablespoon raw sugar, chickpea flour (besan) or oatmeal. Soak hand towels in hot water and wrap them around the feet to seal moisture. Now, use a pumice stone to exfoliate dead skin from the heels. Pour a few drops of liquid soap on to a foot brush/scrubber and rub on the heel until they are thoroughly clean. Now wash your feet with clean water and pat dry your feet Gently massage your feet with a moisturising lotion As a finishing touch to the pedicure, apply y o u r favourite nail colour on the toe nails and allow them to dry

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Now, you are ready to slip on to your beach sandals and hit the shores without being embarrassed about your cracked heels.

Daily maintenance

Do clean your feet with a foot brush daily Change your scrubber/foot brush at least once in two months. Also do not share your foot brush with anybody to avoid bacteria buildup Give your feet a moisturising massage daily after bath and before you go to bed at night If you have a feet that are more prone to cracks, then do apply a medicated cream and sleep with socks on

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The one-stop beauty elixir Are you in the habit of slapping on foundation on your face every time you notice a zit or blemish? Well, seeking refuge in heavy makeup to make your complexion look flawless only adds to your skin woes. Concealers and foundations are known to block pores, cause zits, spots and premature wrinkles if used regularly. So, how about a skin product that camouflages imperfections, and acts as a healing balm? The BB Cream (blemish balm/beauty balm), a product that has taken the international and Indian markets by storm claims to meet all makeup needs, and also repair, replenish your skin. “You can use BB creams as makeup base, sunscreens, foundation or even as moisturisers,” explains Nandita Suri of Levo Spalon.

Charoo Chawla from Blliis Spa adds to the benefit list. “Some of these also possess anti-ageing agents and skin smoothening properties.” While the BB can work for some, like every makeup product, it has to be tested before one can find what suits one’s skin. “Since it’s not as thick as foundation, BB provide less coverage than a liquid foundation. It’s better for the don’t-feel-likewearing make-up days. But, they have a limited colour range — usually one or two, while liquid foundations tend to have five to 10. Also, be careful of BB cream undertones which tend to be pink instead of yellow and can make you look ashy,” says Nikita Sharma, makeup trainer at The Body Shop.

The rise of the BB cream

Having its inventive roots in Germany, the beauty cream rose to popularity in Korea where it was believed to be a luxe product and a favourite of film stars. When it made its way to the European market, the primary hiccup was believed to be the lack of availability of varied shades. While the lighter options were there, for darker skin tones, the product did not work. Now, with the quick rise of the cream in the past couple of years, there are more hues and colours available. In the Indian market, the BB has become popular, but it still does not have the high-definition resilience to replace the multitude of foundations and makeup base. Although, the simple application process still makes it a makeup saviour. “BB Creams are best applied with your fingers. Simply dot a little bit of the product all over the face, and pat it into the skin only with your fingers,” explains Nikita.

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Who said dance classes are only for kids and dance enthusiasts? Dancing is also recognised as an excellent calorie burner. According to a survey published by the American Council on Exercise, experts see dance-based workouts as a growing trend. It is said that you burn approximately 200 to 400 calories per hour through intense dancing, almost on par with the number of calories burnt while cycling or swimming!

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If done regularly, it is said to slow down heart rate, lower blood pressure and improve good cholesterol levels. Says Althea Shah, fitness expert, Gold’s Gym, “Dance improves strength and flexibility, which keeps muscles and joints healthy.” We give you the dope on the most popular and effective dance workouts.

Belly dancing

While you are wiggling and jiggling your hips, you are also toning your abs, lower back and butt.

Benefits

Belly dancing helps relieve stress to the back, counteracting

the almost constant compression of the disks that occurs from a sedentary lifestyle. Your arms and shoulders are also exercised when doing lifts, circles or rippling motions.  You burn approximately 300 calories per hour.

Zumba

Zumba is a Latin dance-inspired group exercise. It engages a tonne of muscle workouts — from squats to lunges. It is also one of the best forms of cardiovascular exercise. In India, zumba is also combined with hip hop and aerobic moves. Says Kinjal Thakkar, fitness instructor, Talwalkars, “Zumba has well-choreographed dance moves, which aid in weight-loss and toning, well-synced with fast-paced music to help you stay energetic.”

Benefits

 It improves your cardiovascular health by pumping blood throughout your body.  It’s great for weight loss. If you dance for approximately an hour, you could lose about 400 to 500 calories.  It is also known to improve body co-ordination.

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Bhangra aerobic workout

A euphoric harvest dance, this style has evolved over the years with other kinds of music and dance moves such as hip hop, disco, reggae and techno. It has made it into fitness circles as the bhangra aerobic workout — which aids in weight loss. The dance involves continuous and rhythmic body movements designed to raise your heart rate, strengthen your lungs and tone all the major muscle groups in your body, including your legs and hips. This workout is done to pulsating bhangra music.

Benefits  The bhangra aerobic workout is good for your cardiovascular health

and helps avoid chronic ailments like heart disease, hypertension and stroke. It lowers blood pressure and builds strong bones and helps control weight.  A 45-minute workout burns 500 calories.

Bollywood

If you can’t get enough of the entertaining moves that actresses pull off in infectious item songs, this filmy alternative is for you. Bollywood dancing has it all — thumkas, latkas, jhatkas along with desi folk, pop and classical dance.

Benefits Tones your thighs and hips. A great workout for those who are bored of going to the gym. Indulges your love for the song-and-dance routine of Hindi films.

Pole dancing

For women who look fitter and want to feel more sensual and confident, pole dancing is the answer. Derived from the pole dance culture, the workout has a mix of seductive music and slow or medium-paced moves. It’s all about having fun and twirling, spinning and swinging your body. But don’t think it will be a twirl in the park. You’ll need to throw your body weight up, down and around, hold the pole with your ankles, with the back of your knees or with just one hand.

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strengthens your core and skeletal muscles. It lends a firmer, tougher and toned look. It improves balance and agility. It is a physically challenging activity, so check with your fitness instructor before you sign up for a class.

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Nutritional food to keep your eyes healthy Everybody knows that eating right is the way to keep your heart healthy. The good news is that the same diet that helps your heart is probably also good for your eyes. A diet low in fat and rich in fruits, vegetables and whole grains can pay benefits not only to your heart but to your eyes. The connection isn't surprising: your eyes rely on tiny arteries for oxygen and nutrients, just as the heart relies on much larger arteries. Keeping those arteries healthy will help your eyes.

It is possible to aid eye health through nutrition and supplements, experts at the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB). Research by the National Eye Institute (NEI) has shown that high levels of antioxidants and zinc, in the form of a nutritional supplement tablet, reduced the risk of advanced age-related macular degeneration (AMD). "AMD is the leading cause of blindness in older adults," said Cynthia Owsley, Ph.D., professor and vice chair for clinical research in the Department of Ophthalmology. "These dietary supplements are not a cure for AMD, but they do reduce one's risk of progressing to the most serious form of the disease," she stated. UAB School of Optometry Professor Leo Semes, O.D., talked about the importance of diet to eye health. "You are what you eat; it's trite but it's true. It's been shown that certain habits like eating a high-fat diet are associated with, but not causative, in AMD," Semes said. One food that has long been connected with improving vision is carrots, but Semes said carrots alone would not accomplish significant gains in eye health. "The basis for this belief is that carrots are high in beta-carotene. But beta-carotene alone is not going to be protective enough. There's also a tangential relationship that a lack of vitamin-A, a cousin of beta-carotene, is implicated in poor darkness adaptation," Semes said. Seeing well when moving from light to dark declines with age. Semes serves on the American Optometric Association Health and Nutrition Committee, which developed a list of specific foods

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and nutrients that have been found to be beneficial to eye health. Fruits and vegetables Vitamin C can help minimize cataracts and AMD Fleshy fish (tuna or salmon) and lean meats - Fatty acids protect against AMD Red meats and whole grains - Zinc deficiency can lead to cataracts Vegetable oil - Vitamin E can slow progression of AMD As we said certain vitamins and nutrients added to your diet maintains eye health. Vitamin A is needed by the body to maintain the proper functioning of the retina and helps the eye to adapt between bright light and darkness; the eye’s ability to adapt helps to reduce night blindness. Consuming Vitamin A also helps reduce macular degeneration as well as the formation of cataracts. Vitamin C is another antioxidant but it can be found easily in citrus fruits; consuming foods rich in Vitamin C reduces age related macular degeneraiton and catacracts. Vitamin E also helps prevent cataracts and also delays the growth of cataracts. Zinc helps the body to absorb antioxidants such as Vitamins A, C and E and aids the body from developing eye diseases. Lutein can be found in the macula, it is another antioxidant and its presence helps to neutralize the effects of free radicals that result from pollution, the sun’s UV rays as well as your own body’s metabolism.

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I’m still waiting for the love of my life:

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Sonam Kapoor (born 9 June 1985) is an Indian actress and a former model. She appears in Bollywood films. She is the daughter of Indian film actor Anil Kapoor. Kapoor is perhaps internationally best known as a spoke person for the French beauty brand L'Oréal. She endorses the brand in India and represents the Brand at the Cannes Film Festival alongside with Aishwarya Rai and Freida Pinto. Kapoor made her acting debut in 2007 in Sanjay Leela Bhansali's Saawariya opposite Ranbir Kapoor and subsequently featured in the offbeat drama Delhi-6 (2009). She earned her first commercial success with the romantic comedy I Hate Luv Storys

Sonam Kapoor attended the L’oreal Femina Women Awards 2013 which honoured those women who have excelled in any aspect of life. She said at the event that she is still waiting for the love of her life.

Her endorsement mantra Actress Sonam Kapoor, who has endorsed brands like Electrolux, Spice Mobile, and Mont Blanc, associates only with those names that she believes in. "Everything that I endorse is what I truly believe in," the 27-year-old, who is currently the face of L`Oreal Paris, told reporters. Daughter of well-known actor Anil Kapoor, Sonam entered Bollywood six years ago with Sanjay Leela Bhansali`s ‘Saawariya’. She did films like ‘Delhi 6’ and ‘Ayesha’ and now, the actress is looking forward to ‘Bhaag Milkha Bhaag’ and ‘Raanjhnaa’.

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Sonam Kapoor looks unbelievably young in ‘Raanjhnaa’! The pretty schoolgirl with pigtails and in flowery frock you see above is indeed Sonam Kapoor. The actress seems to have turned back the hand of clock to look unbelievably young in the film Raanjhnaa with south star Dhanush.

Sonam Kapoor wants to do father`s film `Tezaab` Even as filmmakers are revisiting old blockbusters of the 80s and 90s, actress Sonam Kapoor says that she is not particularly fond of movies made in that period but would love to do Anil KapoorMadhuri Dixit starrer `Tezaab`. “I am not a huge fan of 80s and 90s as they were hero centric. If I had to play a role now it has to be of a hero. So if anything had to be remade I would love to be Ms India if not Mr India. I would love to play male characters,” Sonam said. “I would love to do `Tezaab` again,” she said. Her father Anil Kapoor ruled Bollywood at that time with films like `Tezaab`, `Beta`, `Lamhe`, and `Mr India` among others. The 27-year-old actress is currently shooting for Yash Raj Films untitled project with Ayushmann Khurrana. “We have already finished the first schedule of the film. I am very happy the way things are going on,” she said. She will also be sporting a bikini in an untitled film which is being helmed by director Nupur Asthana. When asked about her reservations earlier, she said, “My body was not ready to wear swim suit and I was honest and direct about it. Whether I wear it or not is nobody`s business. Is it a big deal like me wearing a bikini?”

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How to organize your wardrobe It is essential that proper care is taken while storing your clothes and accessories so that they last longer. The following steps will ensure that you always have a well-organized cupboard. Get started by categorizing all your stuff.

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prevent slipping of clothes, fasten the top few buttons of all shirts and zipup pants.

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the direction of the jeans. This will prevent the stack from falling or getting bunched up in a drawer.

Basics  Before starting, remember to make space

in your closet and calculate how much space you will require for each category.  Sort your clothes by type of garment or colour. If necessary, break sections down further into sleeve and hem lengths.  For items like tees, sweaters and blouses, open-air shelves are more convenient than a dresser.

{ { If you are a woman worth your salt, you are bound to possess an overloaded closet with too many clothes piled into small spaces, shelves bursting with bags or accessories and shoes littering the floor.

Hangables

These could include your office shirts,

fancy tops or party dresses. Make sure all your hangers are the same size. If you’ve got a mix of wire and wooden hangers, your clothes will hang at different angles and you won’t be able to properly see what you have. While you’re hanging your clothes, remove dry-cleaning bags immediately. Not only do they trap a lot of air, but they keep your garments imprisoned with harmful chemicals.

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best to store undergarments and socks in the top drawers, where they are easily accessible. Get drawer dividers and keep all your paired up socks in single rows on one side and your undergarments on the other, to make it easier to see what you need. Store your fancy lingerie well apart from the rest of your wardrobe, preferably in paper silk or fabric, else it might get entangled. Keep slips, singlets and camisoles in another drawer so you can grab one quickly whenever you need to wear anything under a dress or shirt, without rummaging through all your other clothes.

 Remember, out of sight is out of mind, so

keep your regular wear clothes in front, and seasonal ones behind them. Foldables  Neatly fold your casual clothes into a pile and keep on a shelf. Make sure the stacks are a maximum of 8 to 10 inches in height.  Put the bulkiest pieces at the bottom of the pile to avoid an unstable, top-heavy formation.  You can make separate stacks for your party wear, office and home clothes.  If you have too many items of one type of clothing, say, different kinds of jeans, fold each pair in half lengthwise and roll upwards from the hem. Place the folded pairs on top of one another, alternating

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 Since saris are heavy pieces of clothing,

you can store them separately in a soft white cloth or in special sari cover bags available in the market.  Expensive silk saris become brittle with storage, and break apart along fold lines, especially the sharp ones that have never been unfolded since leaving the shop. Drape them on hangers so that they do not suffer the weight of the pile on top of them.

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Bags  Hang your day handbags on hangers and then

place them in your wardrobe. This will keep them scuff-free, neat and organized.  If you want to save space, place the smaller handbags inside larger ones.  Expensive clutches and purses can be stored out of sight in a drawer because they are not used frequently.  Try storing all your bags on the topmost shelf. This will give you a clear display of all your bags.

Jewellery

 You can invest in a good jewellery

box or a protective zip case to store expensive jewellery, instead of just letting it lie around in the drawer.  Alternatively, wrap your jewels in muslin and tuck them in plastic zip-lock cases.  Hang long beads and funky necklaces on the peg attached to the wardrobe door. This keeps them knot-free and ensures they’re easily at hand.

Shoes

 If you have a pair of stilettos that’s new or

dear to you, and you have the space, store it in your cupboard inside a clear plastic shoebox. This will keep the shoes dustfree.  Always store footwear at the bottom of your wardrobe, on slanted shelves or racks. You’ll fit more pairs in if you alternate the shoes toe-in and toe-out.

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Darjeeling Nestled among the rolling mountains with the glistening Mt Kanchenjunga towering over the azure sky, Darjeeling fondly called "Queen of the Hills", provides a perfect gateway for those seeking to be in harmony with nature. This is the land of the muscatel flavoured Darjeeling tea revered by connoisseurs across the globe. This is the land of the world heritage Darjeeling Himalayan Railway where the century old miniature steam engine still chugs uphill vying for space with the fast disappearing Land Rovers. "Flowers are everywhere. The days are cold and the sun almost seems to play hide and seek with us". - Kabiguru Rabindranath Tagore. It is certainly that Darjeeling in the post modern era comprises of six T’s -Tea, Teak, Tourism, Toy Train, Tiger Hill and Trekkers’ paradise.

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Originally just a cluster of villages that was administered intermittently by Nepal and Sikkim, Darjeeling grew in prominence during the mid 19th century when, because of its climate, the British first established a hill station there after leasing it from the Chogyal of Sikkim and later discovered that the area was particularly well suited for tea plantations.

Tiger Hill Situated at an altitude of 2590 meters (8482 ft.) and 13 kilometers from the town, this spot has earned international fame for the magnificent view of the sunrise over the "Kanchanjunga" and the great eastern Himalayan Mountains. Even Mount Everest, the world's highest peak, is visible from here. The hesitant rays of the early morning sun paint these peaks in pale gold.

On a clear day, Kurseong is visible to the south and in the distance, along with Teesta River, Mahanadi River, Balason River and Mechi River meandering down to the south.Chumal Rhi mountain of Tibet, 84 miles away as the crow flies, looks like a great rounded mass over the snowy Chola Range. One comes face to face with this peak of superb beauty from Phari Jong which is 129 miles away from Darjeeling.

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The first rays of the sun shoot ahead and shed light upon the twin peaks of Kangchenjunga painting it pink and then bathing it in a beautiful orange colour. From Tiger Hill, Mount Everest (29,002’) is just visible, peeping out through two other peaks standing by its side. Makalu (27,799’) looks higher than Mt. Everest, owing to the curve in the horizon, as it is several miles closer than Everest. The distance in straight line from Tiger Hill to Everest is 107 miles.

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Batasia Loop and the War Memorial The Batasia loop situated almost 5 km away from the town is a gigantic railway loop where the Toy Train makes a 360 Degree turn. It was basically built to make it possible for the Toy Train to cut the deep ascend. Strategically located the Batasia Loop offers a panoramic view of the Kanchanjunga Range.A War Memorial constructed in the memory of the brave sons of the soil who laid down their lives in the different wars since the independence of the nation adds to its attraction. There is also a well furbished market where visitors can buy locally made purses, bags and other decorative items.

The Batasia Loop was created to lower the gradient of ascent of the Darjeeling Himalayan Railway in Darjeeling district of West Bengal, India. At this point, the tracks spiral around over itself through a tunnel and over a hilltop.

Rock Garden and Ganga Maya Park One other motivating picnic spot of Darjeeling is the Rock Garden and Ganga Maya Park. It is about 10 km away from the center of Darjeeling. The park entices its visitors with water exercise instruction in its pleasing locations. Tourists can indulge themselves with the local delicacies that are copious around the park. However, one visiting the place should make a two way travel array to be on the safer side.

Situated 10 km from town, Rock Garden and Ganga Maya Park has now developed into a very attractive picnic spot with natural water falls. The park offers boating facilities and is endowed with great scenic beauty. Ample eateries are available for visitors to indulge in local delicacies and one can even buy souvenirs. No fees are charged for taking photographs. Visitors are however, required to make arrangements for transportation. A two way travel arrangement is advisable.

There is a small waterfall and stream running through the park, and a small lake with boating facilities.

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Himalayan Zoological Park

Darjeeling zoo is internationally famous for its conservation breeding of red pandas and snow leopards, and is the only one of its kind in India. You can also see many other types of animals including Siberian Tigers, bears and wolves and Himalayan birds. Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s well worth a visit for its scenic location and peaceful atmosphere, as well as the rare species of animals. It is the place of picturesque beauty and ultimate tranquility for the visitors. Tourists from all across the world visit the place for the

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Darjeeling Tea considered to be finest tea in the world especially when it came to aroma and delicacy of taste, named the "Champagne of the East", not only has tea formed the backbone of the economy in the region, but 'Darjeeling' and 'excellent tea' have become synonymous. Out of over seventy tea gardens in the area, Happy Valley Tea Estate is the nearest to Darjeeling town and a view of its gardens is included in most of the sightseeing tours. If you are in Darjeeling a visit to any nearby Tea Garden to watch the actual process of the manufacturing of Darjeeling Tea is worth it.

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scenic beauty. The main objective of the zoo is to preserve the endangered species of animals. The zoo is situated at an elevation of about 2133.5 meters. The Padmaja Naidu Himalayan Zoological Park in Darjeeling is also dedicated towards conserving several endangered varieties of Himalayan fauna. The Padmaja Naidu Himalayan Zoological Park at Darjeeling houses a number of endangered species named Red

The Padmaja Naidu Himalayan Zoological Park in Darjeeling was established in the 14 th August, 1958.

Panda, Tibetan Wolf, the Siberian Tiger and Snow Leopard. Captive breeding programs are undertaken in order to preserve the Red Panda. The Himalayan Black bear is an old resident of the zoo. The Padmaja Naidu Himalayan Zoological Park in Darjeeling is a wellknown center for captive breeding, with great care taken by the authorities during the entire breeding and raising process.

The Darjeeling tea estates are not only massive tea plantations but also one of the major tourist attractions of West Bengal. There are a number of Tea Estates in Darjeeling and its neighboring areas. Happy Valley Tea Estate, Avongrove Tea Estate, Makaibari Tea Estate, Nagri Tea Estate, Glenburn Tea Estate and Soureni Tea Estate are some of the most famous tea estates in Darjeeling. According to authentic records, the first commercial tea gardens planted by the British officials were Tukvar, Steinthal and Aloobari tea estates. These plantations were estabilshed in 1852 and these plantations used seeds that were raised in the government nurseries. Darjeeling tea, produced at the tea estates of Darjeeling is expensive and exotically flavored. This tea when brewed has a distinctive, naturally accruing aroma. Darjeeling Tea is grown and produced specifically in the hilly areas and slopes of Darjeeling district. Darjeeling Tea is widely and generally accredited to be the finest tea because its flavour is unique that cannot be replicated anywhere else in the world.

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Lloyd`s Botanical Garden

Lloyd Botanical Garden is situated in Darjeeling district of West Bengal and was founded in the year 1878. This garden is located just below the market place in Darjeeling. During the days of construction, Lloyd Botanical Garden covered a land of 40 acres and was built as the distant annex of the Calcutta Botanical Garden. The garden is named after William Lloyd. Delightfully carved out terraces featuring alpine plants, arum lilies, azaleas, geraniums, tree ferns and conifers are a treat to the eyes. The garden is presently functioning under the forest department of Government of West Bengal.

Dhirdham Temple

Modeled in Tibetan architecture with a multi-layered Pagoda façade of Kathmandu s Pashupathinath Temple is this charming Dirdham Temple in Darjeeling that is one of many abodes of Lord Shiva. Located one kilometre from the Darjeeling Railway Station on the south of the city, the Dirdham Temple is a very attractive and compact structure - with color red dominating the subdues yellow and white colours on the Temple walls. The big red and yellow coloured Temple doorway is very impressive and stands out in the green Darjeeling settings. The Temple premises are landscaped with lots of greenery and the view of the Darjeeling Hills and Valley behind the Temple is wonderful. It s no wonder that the aesthetics of this Temple is such a major crowd-puller.

Aloobari Gompa

Also known as the Mak Drong Gompa , the Aloobari Gompa is an attractive and typical Tibetan style Gompa on the Tenzing Norgay Road about two kilometres northeast of the Ghoom Railway Station and 7 kilometres south of the Darjeeling Railway Station at an altitude of 7000 feet above sea level. Modeled in the architecture of a typical Tibetan Buddhist Gompa, the Aloobari Gompa is 3-tiered with red pillars. The unique feature about this Gompa is that it is the only one with 2 dragons at its entrance. On its inner walls are paintings of Lord Buddha in his several postures - painted in vibrant shades of red, yellow, blue, green and white. It has a gorgeous and bright painting in the centre of the ceiling in all five Buddhist colours where the chandelier is hung. The red pillars have intricate and bright coloured floral paintings on them.

Darjeeling Ropeway

Darjeeling Ropeway is a popular tourist attraction with rides, where the tourists enjoy the panoramic view of this hilly estate from high altitudes. Darjeeling has two long ropeway systems; the main ropeway connects Darjeeling with Bijanbari, a town downhill in the Rangit valley. This is the longest ropeway in Asia. This ropeway runs close to the Padmaja Naidu Himalayan Zoological Park. The Darjeeling Ropeway was started in 1968 by the forest development department and comprised only a single car which ran one way. Later it was renovated to 16 cars and moved in both directions. From an elevation of 2,134 m (7,001 ft) in Darjeeling`s North Point (Singamari), this bicable ropeway slide down to 244 m (801 ft) at Singla on the banks of the Ramman River. After a short halt at Tukver, Burnesbeg and Singla tea estates, it used to take 45 minutes to reach Singla Bazar, eight km away. The Darjeeling Ropeway passed over dense forests, mountain ridges, flowing rivers, water falls, green valleys and tea gardens.

Trekking Trails Darjeeling

In India, Trekking for recreation in an organized manner started in Darjeeling it is said. Perched at an altitude of over 7000 feet above sea level and surrounded with endless hectares of lush green tea shrubs and other hilly plants such as rhododendrons, magnolias, primulas, orchids and ferns, Darjeeling offers one of the loveliest Trekking Trails in India and not to mention the bird-rich forests on the slopes of the Himalayan Mountains offering breathtaking views of the Kanchenjunga – world’s third highest mountain.

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Story Time A Squirrel in a Winter Night The squirrel became active and found the holes in the roof of the hut. The old man slept again. As the day breaks out, the old man woke up and found searched for the squirrel in vain. He thought that it had gone back to the forest. He became busy with his daily chores. Yo u a r e aware that during winter the trees shed leaves and make the birds and other small animals that live on them to face cold nights. One cold night a squirrel found it difficult to bear the cold. It was on a search for a place that can protect it from the cold. It ran into the parasol of a hut that belongs to an old man who lives on the outskirts of the forest. As soon as the squirrel started moving in the parasol of his hut the old man heard the sound of it, came out and found the squirrel shivering with cold. He extended his hand and waved his fingers to come on to it. The squirrel for a moment kept quite and it recalled what all it had seen this old man doing earlier. It appeared from this recalling that this old man is a good one. It slowly crawled onto the hand of the old man who caressed it with his another hand and took it in side. It was very warmth inside the hurt and it made the squirrel stop shivering soon and fall asleep. It slept for more than three hours and woke up with the sound of the cupboard door opened by the old man. The old man noticed this and came near the squirrel with a hot cup of tomato soup. He fed the squirrel with the spoon and emptied the cup.

As he was about to rest for a nap after the lunch, he heard a noise on the top of the roof. He looked up and found that the holes on the roof are being filled with a lump of fiber. He went out to find out who was at work and saw the squirrel seriously filling the holes one after the other first with the fiber and topping it with a big leaf meticulously. The old man came inside and started doing some thing. The squirrel on the top of the roof completed its job and entered the hut to find out if it missed any hole. The old man thanked the squirrel and offered a cup of hot milk. The squirrel drank it merrily. The old man asked, ‘how did get the fiber and the leaves to fill all the holes at once?’ I came out in the morning when you were still sleeping, started collecting the fiber and leaves from the nearby creeper in small quantities and brought them to the rooftop. Once I felt I had enough material to fill the holes I started doing the job that I know well. Though you are a small animal you have a big mind to think and great strength to do the job. I thank you for your kind help. You can live with me, if you want – said the old man. The squirrel agreed to it by waving its tail and the head in joy. Indeed the holes were well filled and the rainfall that occurred a couple of days later made it further firm and there was no leakage in the hut.

They lived together for a long time in the same hut.

Famous Indian personalities

Jawaharlal Nehru(Chacha Nehru) Jawaharlal Nehru was the first Prime Minister of India and a central figure in Indian politics for much of the 20th century. He emerged as the paramount leader of the Indian Independence Movement under the tutelage of Mahatma Gandhi and ruled India from its establishment as an independent nation in 1947 until his death in office in 1964. The son of a prominent lawyer and nationalist statesman, Nehru was a graduate of Cambridge University and the Inner Temple, where he trained to be a barrister. Upon his return to India, he enrolled at the Allahabad High Court while taking an interest in national politics. Nehru played a leading role in the development of the internationalist outlook of the Indian freedom struggle. He sought foreign allies for India and forged links with movements for freedom and democracy all over the world. In 1927, his efforts paid off and the Congress was invited to attend the congress of oppressed nationalities in Brussels in Belgium. Jawaharlal Nehru was a passionate advocate of education for India’s children and youth, believing it essential for India’s future progress. Nehru led newly independent India from 1947 to 1964, during its first years of freedom from British rule. His birthday, 14 November, is celebrated in India as Baal Divas (“Children’s Day”) in recognition of his lifelong passion and work for the welfare, education and development of children and young people. Children across India remember him as Chacha Nehru (Uncle Nehru).

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Low energy will continue this month, till the 14th May 2013. Some unnecessary ego in speech as well as issues with the extended family possible till the 14th May 2013 too. 14th May 2013 onwards you will find very good growth as well as rise in your luck. There would be higher income and better health. The dip in energy will give way to a robust period in the second half of the month.

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The period of low activity, low immunity and energy would continue till the 14th May 2013. You should continue keeping away from controversy connected with high placed people. A revival of activity and position would come after the 14th May 2013. Ego would remain high, while there could be issues about competition with people close to you. Anger & diet should be controlled after the 14th May 2013.

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Ego in speech would be a tendency & you should guard against the same till the 14th May 2013. There would be some dental illnesses possible too. Financial gains would be good till the 14th May 2013 too. You will get into a vibrant period after the 14th May 2013. Growth in new areas would become possible too. It would be a positive time after the 14th May 2013, where you will be able to meet many new people.

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Issue could continue with family while you will make good progress at work. Your status would rise despite pressures till the 14th May 2013. Worry about children and marked rise in ego possible after the 14th May 2013. You will find some very smart gains from investments during this time. Be cautious about the relationship with your father now.

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Pressures in joint areas of work would remain high till the 14th May 2013. There would be issues in marriages too. You need to cross this period cautiously. Further energy levels and stamina could fall after the 14th May 2013. There could be lower immunity, which could create some challenges in health matters. Avoid very heavy commitments for the second of half of this month & the first fortnight of the coming month.

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High activity phase will run till the 14th May 2013. You should deal with people judicially throughout this period as ego or short tempered behavior could spoil matters for you. A gainful period would commence after the 14th May 2013. You should guard against facial illnesses during this time. You should also weigh your words well now, as some people close to you could take offence.

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Career progress will be high & you will make your point & position in life very clear till the 14th May 2013. This would be a very good month. You will make all round progress. Gains & income will jump up after the 14th May 2013. Socially it would be a rewarding period as you will have a great time socially as well as with friends. You will make gains from government or high placed officials after the 14th May 2013.

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