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Anum Raheel

Aden Rehan

Shopping Days!

Misha Shahid exhibited her collection of striking formal and fusion wear at the Nishat Hotel in Lahore.

Sonia Humayun

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Nayab

Xille Huma

Anny Shoaeb

Amber Liaqat

Misha Shahid

Rubia Moghees

Kherzan Zaidi

Asifa

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Nazia Atif

Sana Khurram

Nimrah Khokhar

Sarah Cheema

Sarah Gandapur

Maham Hassan

Mehek Raza

Areej Fatima

Diara

Fatima Khan

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Hadiyya Aazer

Ushna

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Festive Spirit!

Taimur Ajmal and Hajra of Fashion Pakistan Lounge organized a one day multi designer exhibition for Eid. The PR was done by Aamir Mazhar.

Eruj, Hajra, Taimoor & Meerub of FPL

Zainab Malik & Khuban Omer

Hira Ali & Hamza Zafar

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Amna Babar & Bushra Wahid

Aamir & Shirmeen

Aden Rehan

Kanwal Ilyas

Naz Mansha

Amina Shah

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Nina, Lubna & Nickie

Sabeen & Amira

Nazish Zahoor & Maliha Salman

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Rabia & Sumi

Mahnoor, Tehreem & Amna

Alizah & Aqila

Tania Durrani & Khadija Malik

Mashood & Maham

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Hamza, Hamza Bokhari & Asfand

Abiha, Zubia & Bisma

Deeba & Shenila

Sophia Naveed & Sabeen

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Abeera

Fatima

Zahra

Saliha Rashid

Faiza

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Aik Sham Pakistan Ke Naam!

Nadya Mistry with a guest

Munaf & Sabeen

Rima, Harpreet, Rimple Narula & Amir Mazhar

Irfan Pardesy & Maham

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Saneeya & Irfan

Huma Nassr, the force behind Shaan e Pakistan hosted a welcome dinner for Indian designers Rimple and Harpreet Narula in Karachi. The PR was done by Aamir Mazhar.

Anisa Rashid Khan

Hira Hussain

Frieha Altaf

Obaid Sheikh

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Mr & Mrs Abdullah Sultan with Samreen Vance

Rao Ali Khan with Ella Hussain

Pritti Nanda with Dhruv

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Aleena & Masood

Nida, Hanadi & Kiran Mian

Shahzad Noor

Huma Adnan

Shanaz Ramzi

Rabab

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Naveen

Eid Extravaganza!

Nazli Akbar’s latest collection Power Notes was exhibited at Cosa Nostra in Lahore.

Nazli Akbar & Shehrbano Taseer

Ambreen & Asmah

Rehmat & Sofia

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Saira

Mahreen & Laila

Saira Omar

Anoushay Arif

Hajra

Samreen

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Lubna Ahmad & Ryda

Summer Pop Up! Sadaf Khan of Boulevard One from Dubai organized a pop up at FPL in Lahore. The PR was done by Aamir Mazhar.

Sadaf of Boulevard One & Nickie

Nadia & Saima

Aamir & Naila

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Sameen Kasuri & Sehr Adnan

Sadaf Fawad Khan & Ammara Hikmat

Mahlia

Fatieha

Mira Sethi

Mashaal Moazzam

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Ayesha & Wajeeha

Faiza Mudassar

Mehru, Jehanzeb & Nina

Taimur & Hajira

Maleeha Khawaja & Irum Zia

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Sahr & Fauzia

Mehrbano Sethi

Mona

Mashaal Moazzam

Annie

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Maliha & Gulmina

Gearing Up for Eid!

Splash launched its Eid Festive Collection 2018 at its Packages Mall store in Lahore. The event was managed by Bilal Mukhtar.

Ahmer Farooq & Misha

Usman Ashraf & Bilal Mukhtar

Jahanzeb & Naveed

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Raza Rehman & Maria

Hadiyya Aazer

Rabia Khan

Kuki

Rubia Moghees

Usman & Asad

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Maryam Khalid Rana

Jasmine, Kanwal Ilyas, Cybil, Aqsa & Humaira Asghar

Nayab

Masooma Zeeshan

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Fatima, Erum & Javariya

Aneeza

Sara Tarakzai

Asifa

Rabia Faz

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Theatrical Extravaganza!

Anoushey Ashraf, Shazia Ammar, Ayesha Omar, Frieha Altaf & Mehnaz Nabeel

Asad ul Haq & Farah Haq

Sheryar Ali Zaidi & Mohammad Waheed

Arsalan Bilgrami & Sana Zehra

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Hamid Farid & Sadaf Hamid

Dracula, a classic musical play was performed at the Arts Council Theatre Academy in Karachi.

The PR was done by Catalyst.

Ayesha Omar

Zurrain Imam

Ayesha Tammy Haq

Hira

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Maaz Alvi, Hasnaat hashwani, Saihaam Khan, Raania Hashwani & Sania

Khurram Ali khan & Akber Ali Khan

Pinky & Nafay

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Danish Wakeel & Hammad

Frieha Altaf & Nida Butt

Aisha & Sumera Feroz

Afreen & Aleeha

Mehnaz & Nabeel Rana

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Aakhri Station!

Aakhri Station finale was hosted by Kashf Foundation and Australian Government at Faletti’s Hotel in Lahore.

The PR was done by Amjad Bhatti.

Mahnoor Asghar & Azka Bokhari

Meghan Flaharty & Jennifer McDonald

Mr & Mrs Kamal Hayat

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Bushra Aitzaz with a friend

Maheen Mirza, Roshaneh Zafar, Brek Baitley & a colleague

Sarmad Khoosat

Ameena Qayyum

Madiha Latif

Nasira Javed Iqbal

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Mrs Asad Ali Khan, Ms Fatima Asad Said & friend

Saira Soofi

Maha Sheikh

Sibgha Iqbal

Eman Suleman

Falahat Imran

Meenal Qadir

Zainab Saeed

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Maira

Muhammad Zafar, Nayab, Humaira William & Imtiaz Aslam

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Shamah Haq

PrĂŞt-a-Porter!

Asna Salahuddin introduced their prĂŞt-a-porter spring/summer collection in Model Town, Lahore.

Raheela Zahid & Asna Salahuddin

Zahra Amer

Mahjabeen, Roshaneh Zafar & Cafi Zafar

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Rahmeen & Mehreen

Hana, Tania & Zainab

Rabia Humayun

Yasmeen Shahid

Hira Sadiq

Mahnoor Massod

RANG JA FESTIVE GLAM Featuring Sohai Ali Abro Celebrate with Rang Ja’s traditional with a twist “Festive Glam” Eid Collection, featuring the lovely Sohai Ali Abro. Leave a little sparkle wherever you go, in a range of fun, flirty pieces this festive season!

Model: Sohai Ali Abro Photographer: Rizwan Baig Make Up: Munazza Rizwan

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Book Of The Week A GIRL LIKE THAT Sixteen-year-old Zarin Wadia is many things: a bright and vivacious student, an orphan, a risk-taker. She’s also the kind of girl that parents warn their kids to stay away from: a troublemaker, whose many romances are the subject of endless gossip at school. You don’t want to get involved with a girl like that, they say. So how is it that eighteen-year-old Porus Dumasia has only ever had eyes for her...

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Stand Up For The Champions!

Pakistan won by 8 wickets against Thailand on the opening day of the 2018 ACC Women’s Asia Cup T20 in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Well done girls, you make us proud.

Khadija Siddiqui’s attacker acquitted by Lahore High Court!!

The Lahore High Court (LHC) acquitted Shah Hussain, who had been sentenced for attacking Khadija Siddiqui. The decision was announced by LHC judge, Justice Ahmed Naeem after hearing arguments from both parties. Convict Shah Hussain stabbed his class fellow Khadija Siddiqui 24 times as she went to pick her sister up from school in 2016.

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Nando’s sehri

Feast with Nando’s at Sehri with their Sehri offers starting from Rs. 1100 +GST. For dinein, takeaway and delivery.

The Punjab government has decided to appoint Asma Hamid as the new Advocate General of the province. She is the first woman to be appointed to this constitutional post ever in the history of this office.

Pakistan’s very own Nabila will be replacing MAC Cosmetics with her brands Nabila, N-Gents and Zero Makeup as the official hair and makeup partner at IIFA Awards 2018 ! Nabila’s Zero Makeup Palette, is reportedly also set to launch in India very soon! Another feather in her cap!

Rumors about Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas have been circulating all week. After they were spotted having dinner together in Los Angeles it seems as though Chopra and Jonas are about to become Hollywood’s cutest new couple. We wish this couple all the happiness.

Sapphire Eid Ready to Wear is available NOW in ALL Sapphire outlets & online. Hurry & style up for Eid.

time: 9:00 June - 16 June 18:00 to 16 June at 1:00 Global Marquees Plot#183Adjacent to NICL Building, Opposite Gora Kabirstan

A wild(ling) wedding!

Kit Harrington and Rose Leslie will wed later this month with a hooded Benedictine monk officiating the service.

Ranbir Kapoor has finally confirmed what industry insiders have known all along -- he’s dating Alia Bhatt. In an interview with GQ, the actor said ‘‘the relationship needs time to breathe’’ right now.

Broadway Pizza Online Exclusive Deals for mobile app & website.

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HKB Ramadan Hampers Small - Rs. 999 Medium - Rs. 1499 Large - Rs. 2299 For Booking: HKB DHA 03234457735, 03237763008 HKB Liberty 03237763009 Phase 5 03234457716

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Like every year this year too, Pakistan Citizens Alliance has launched its Fund Raising Campaign with bigger targets and improved expected outcomes. This year naming the drive as “Annual Fund Raising Drive”, Pakistan Citizens Alliance aims to carry all its projects forming the umbrella of “Taleem, Tarbiyat , Khidmat” , giving refuge to the our poverty-stricken and less privileged companions. You can donate for any of the above-mentioned projects.

We will be doing fundraising for our following projects: •Dar ul Uloom Learning System •Eesaar e Ramadaan •APS Martyrs Educational Scholarship •Shahid Javed & Liaqat Ali Educational Scholarship •Edhi Fund •Spreading Smiles •Sponsor A Child Campaign You can donate for any of the above-mentioned projects. The annual estimated budget for the year 2018-2019 is 30 lacs.

For Donations: Contact: MA Javed (0323-4646839) Asad Khan (0306-5656250) Ahmad Ali Raza (0333-6583004)

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Hey, ladies get ready to shop till you drop, as Origins festive Eid collection will be available in their flagship store on the 15th of June at 3:00 Pm. where: Origins Ready To Wear 8 Liberty Market Lahore.

Rich, jewelled shades of delicately crinkled fabric offset with hand-worked gota, tilla and aari work in romantic billowing silhouettes. Shop “Rangreza” and other collections from Generation’s Eid-ul-Fitr Range, now in stores and online!

AMNA WALI [Design Boutique] is exhibiting their latest Home Accessories Collection at the Eid Souk 2018 happening at the Global Marquees Karachi from 9th June till Chand Raat.

So hurry and visit them to grab some exclusive home products for your fabulous interiors!

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THE DESIGNER’s VISION Amna Chaudhry Chandni

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Amna Chaudhry’s Eid Collection brings a breath of fresh air in a clothing market currently saturated with busy prints and heavy embellishments.

These simple, elegant outfits are ideal to not only beat the summer heat but also make a minimal statement in maximum style!

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QUEEN OF HEARTS

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A bright red number with scalloped hem detail.

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HELLO SUNSHINE

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A sunset yellow tunic with scalloped edges, featuring intricate thread embroidery.

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Crème de la crème

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A cream coloured kalli kurta with lace and cutwork detail.

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Unless you’re Donald Trump, you are probably aware of the fact that our planet is on the brink of a severe environmental crisis. You saw (and smelt) it in the Hexus-like smog that enveloped Lahore last winter; you can feel it in the sweltering heat and extreme seasonal temperatures, and you hear about the imminent water shortages (and energy shortages) just around the corner.

We are in a state of planetary emergency, but while policy makers are too busy with nukes (or NAB!) to focus on laws & initiatives to protect our environment, it falls to each of us to play a part in saving our home.

As citizens of the world, this is our responsibility! Even celebrities like Leonardo Di Caprio and supermodel Gisele Bundchen (who recently sported a 100% eco-friendly, non-waste dress at the MET Gala) have adopted green living.

As Pakistanis and cricket lovers, we are always cheering “Go Green” and “Bleed Green” - now let’s put those words into action too. Helping our environment might seem like an impossible task but it really doesn’t have to be. Every little bit helps! Small acts, when multiplied by millions of people, can transform the world. Here are just a few everyday things that you can practice to make a difference in saving our future:

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waste not water

It is easy to forget that water is a scarce resource and therefore one to be used wisely. In modern life it is often pumped through hydraulics and other unnatural, gas-emitting processes which aren’t great for the environment. Now while we can’t go without water, there are certainly low effort major impact ways that we can help conserve water. Turn off the tap while you brush your teeth, cut your regular shower duration down by five minutes, fix leaky faucets, water your garden in the mornings when evaporation is lowest and make sure you /your staff waits for a full load of laundry to accumulate before they run the machine. These little hacks might seem inconsequential but I promise the planet will thank you for them. Even if you make one change out of all of these options, imagine the water you will save over your lifetime.

(but mean it!)

The last straw

Avoid using single-use plastic, such as straws, which take two minutes to use but two hundred years to decompose! You’ll be shocked to know that all the plastic straws used in the world still exist, dumped in our oceans, killing marine life. Get your kids to use metal straws that can be washed and refused or better yet if you can avoid it, don’t use them at all! Don’t opt for plastic q-tips (did you know q-tips are terrible for your ears anyone) and clean your ears out in the shower instead! If you’re grabbing some takeout and know you won’t need the plastic cutlery make sure to tell the restaurant not to give you any – waste not want not!

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Say bye to the bottle

Plastic water bottles may seem convenient but they’re not just terrible for the planet, they’re awful for our health too. Altering the natural PH balance of water, plastic containers are not always safe (especially in the kind of extreme temperatures Pakistan experiences)! So do yourselves and the world a favour and get a refillable bottle made of glass, ceramics or a metal of your choosing! We promise it’ll be healthier, much more Earth friendly and CHEAPER!

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Recycle

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Carpool

There are already too many cars on the road and whether or not you drive yourself, you are subject to dead end traffic jams almost every day. Carpooling, especially during rush hours, will not only help reduce carbon emissions, it will also give your nerves a break. Make friends with neighbours and school parents and send your children to school together if you live in the same area. Also, let your crisp clothes crumple a little and go to lunch in one car, instead of taking your individual cars to the same place.

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Choose the r ight bulb

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Just because generators have become a part of life, don’t forget the energy crisis!

Emissions from generators and from power plants that generate all the electricity we use are hazardous to the environment and human health. Little moves can make a big difference: switch off the lights, even if its just one lamp, in a room that isn’t being used; don’t leave air conditioners running constantly; don’t use your washers and dryers on a daily basis; unplug appliances when they aren’t being used etc.

Conserving energy in your homes can be done in multiple ways, and it will help lessen emissions and your electricity bill!

Switch off

Reduce food waste

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Did you know that most of the food we waste ends up in landfills that eventually turns into destructive greenhouse gasses? Get your food packed at restaurants and give it to someone hungry or have the leftovers the next day! When shopping for food, don’t overbuy and be aware of expiry dates so you’re throwing out less food and consuming on a need, not want, basis. Since most of us are lucky enough to have a garden, start a compost pile (i.e recycling nutrients back into the ecosystem) of your wasted food.

Treasure the trees

In a time when air index quality is perpetually described as “hazardous”, trees should be our best friends. Only they can cleanse the air naturally and most effectively.. so, please. stop. cutting. them!!

Plant more trees in your homes and public spaces and create a ruckus when the government plans to chop down trees for expanding roads. On a daily basis, use less paper - use more digital communication (e-invites, baking statements etc), switch tissue rolls for towelettes, print less or use both sides of a paper, recycle your old newspapers and magazines.

There are so many ways in which you can make a difference. Even if you pick just one, you will leave the world a better place for our children.

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Realisation no.2 He is as much responsible for the existence of my children as I am.

Mahvish Ahmad @mahvish.ahmad

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I am a mum, an economics teacher, a photographer and apparently something what they call a blogger. I am a Lahori Karachiite so I like my biryani with lassi. I believe life is short so one should experiment with new things with a vengeance. I am a sucker for Bollywood, travelling and anything that’s sweet. I love Sidharth Malhotra and if he ever offers, I am ready to run away with him.

Currently exported to Switzerland with love.

I did something a little “odd” 2 weeks ago – “odd” in the eyes of the Pakistani society to be precise.There was a very special family occasion back home and it was my utmost wish to be there for the celebrations. So, my 6 year old (called Minha) and I travelled to Pakistan while my 11 month old (called Shehrbano) and her father stayed back in Switzerland.

Pakistani khawateen be like: “Kyaaaaaa???????”

Let me explain. In February, I travelled to and back from Pakistan with both my children and to date, I am not quite over the trauma.Bano didn’t

sleep for 12 hours straight.Her incessant howls throughout the plane ride made me sweat from those parts of my body where I didn’t even know sweat glands existed. I am sure a lot of fellow passengers would sue me for damages if the option for suing over a crying baby existed. I had to carry her across the airport at Abu Dhabi which gave me shoulder and arm pain for the next 3 months. True story. In the middle of this fiasco, Minha’s unrelenting bathroom and headphone-fixing needs gave me an unwanted crash course of professional juggling. Hence, I was in no

mood to go through a nightmarish flight again.

When I had almost decided to not go for the family function in lieu of the scary flight forecast, my very wise (most of the time) husband came up with a grand plan: the baby stays.

I was obviously over the moon at the prospect of gettingundisturbed sleep after a whole year and the deal was sealed without much argument taking place between us very mature adults.

Now, since I blog, the “big news” was revealed to my Instagram family. The messages and comments of women

were multifaceted –they wanted to understand how F agreed to do something like this as well as how I felt while travelling without Bano.

Let’s talk about F’s agreement first. Parenthood for us means we are in it together. With no external help or support, both of us need to contribute equally when it comes to the children. While sharing the diapers, showers, meals, naps and school runs, F knows the children as much as I do.

Well…almost. Based on his excellent capabilities of taking care of his ‘own’ children, I have taken a few day trips and a weekend trip on my own already. So, when he came up with his million-dollar idea, I knew it wasn’t something unfathomable.

Aglamauzoo…how the experience was for me. I’d like todescribe it as GREAT. During the flight, I didn’t miss Bano one bit. I enjoyed the meal service as well as the entertainment system. EvenMinhaseemed glad the baby was with baba.

“You’re so pleasant this time mama” she said. So, I am pretty sure on the last flight, I resembled one of Khaleesi’s dragons.

During my time home, I enjoyed not waking up for milk/ crying-for-no-reason episodes multiple times in the night. It was refreshing to be able to concentrate on myself for a change, on my clothes my hair and my makeup. I was able to fully enjoy the seekh kababsand my time with my family instead of dealing with the baby’s jet lag and the guaranteed tummy bug.I even went to the spa twice. Did I miss my little one at all? Of course. I’m a mum. I even had a crying

episode. But would I do something like this again? Hell, yes!

To conclude this piece which is getting longer that I thought it will – why is it “odd” if a mother takes such a break?

Why was it the talk of the drawing room that I have left my baby back in Switzerland?

Kyaaaa? Baapkepaaschorhaai?

Jaiseymeinkahinsarhak pe phainkaii! In fact, I was glad she was chilling with her dad in the comfort of her home instead of going through the fatigue oftravelling. With reference to the skipped chapter of Reproduction in biology books, if the father is as much responsible for the existence of child as the mother, then why is childcare the responsibility of the mother alone? Why does the typical saas frown when the pyara beta‘babysits’ the child? Why do we even use the word ‘babysit’ when the father is in question. We don’t use it for the mother… who basically babysits 24/7. Why is “mein pamper nahinbadloonga”considered okay if the pyara beta saysit?

Would it be okay if the bahusaid the same?

The fact of the matter is that when a couple decides to have a child, the child belongs to the both of them. The diapers, the homeworks and drivingto-bithday-partiesare not just the aurat ka kaam. When my husband is alone with the kids, he says he gets to bond with them. And bonding with YOUR children is beautiful, all you lazy daddies out there!

When I came back home and asked F how it was managing the baby without me, he, being a man of a few words, replied: “fit”. And yes…that was it.

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The fact of the matter is that when a couple decides to have a child, the child belongs to the both of them. The diapers, the homeworks and driving-to-bithday-partiesare not just the aurat ka kaam.

Fashion Diaries Hina shah @officialhinashah Muse

Zainab Reza

This summery outfit features an embroidered green organza duppata and dip dyed ombrĂŠ sleeve detail. The candy colours of this outfit are bound to brighten your look this Eid.

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This peach and magenta outfit features beaded fringe detail and a duppata with tilla work.

Beige with hot pink makes for a trendy colour combination. The sheer organza dubatta features sequin and jaal work.

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This trendy outfit has a fully emdroidered front paired with a lush digital print dupatta.

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Norway Land of the Midnight Sun

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Toyen

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Tøyen is a residential area in the central parts of Oslo, Norway. It is noted for its high concentration of immigrants. The multicultural atmosphere makes this place very trendy and popular with continually rising cost of housing. There are two different stations which carry the name Tøyen. Tøyen Railway Station is located on the railway Gjøvikbanen, while Tøyen T-bane Station on the shared stretch just east of the downtown area.

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Stortinget

The parliament building “Stortinget” is home to the Norwegian National Assembly. The yellowish clinker building of the Swedish architect Emil Victor Langlet was opened in 1866. In 1950 the construction at Akersgata was built. The Norwegian Parliament has 169 seats for deputies.

Oslo city shopping centre Norway’s most visited shopping centre contains more than 90 shops and restaurants on five floors. Oslo city’s shops offer a wide selection of clothes, shoes, music, electronic articles, interior, kitchenware, cosmetics, jewellery, groceries and much more. It is located in the centre of the city, just across the street from Oslo Central Station, Oslo Bus Terminal and the bus, tram and metro at Jernbanetorget.

Radhusplassen Radhusplassen is a located near Oslo City Hall. With a fabulous view of the Fjord the buildings are so picturesque with their colorful facades and wrought iron railings.

Kanonindhusatrialllen building from the

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Kanonhallen is an old red treasure in Oslo. It is a 1940’s, an undiscoveation for music, movies, TV or loc functional recording ins the hall can easily be made photos. Using curta er productions. The capacity of all more intimate for sm 0 standing spectators. the hall is 70

Norbygata

Norbygata is a real nice place with lots of Cafe’s, Bars, Pubs and good restaurants.

There is also a lot of independent stores, supermarkets and convince stores in this area.

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