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Elvire leather tote by Chloe 11

Nishtha — Tue, 24 Jul 2007 08:55:33 +0000

This fawn colored grained leather tote with contrast olive leather panels is quite an impressive creation by Chloe. The stud and fan detailing add to the exclusivity of this smart bag. This Chloe tote has two front pockets to accommodate knick knacks and a handle on both sides of the bag which provide the bag a comfortable 6 inch drop. The bag which measures 14”x11”x6.5” is quite roomy to accommodate your basic belongings. The metal feet on the base will prevent the bag’s base from any damage. This natural colored bag can be color coordinated with a variety of outfits. The bag is priced at £870.00. Buy this bag.

Dove Ultimate Clear Free Sample

Nishtha — Wed, 27 Sep 2006 08:26:42 +0000

If you don’t feel like buying the Dove Ultimate Clear deodorant, here is your pick.

Dove is giving free sample of their brand new product Dove Ultimate Clear deodorant, which can be grabbed by just filling a simple form and answering a few multiple choice questions.

Give it a shot!

Bhupen Hazarika suffers stroke

Nishtha — Mon, 17 Apr 2006 08:00:41 +0000

India’s legendry singer, Bhupen Hazarika, suffered a mild stroke while giving an Assamese new year stage performance in Guwahati.

Hazarika, 80, got the attack while performing at a Bihu function around 11.30 p.m. Sunday. He complained of severe back pain and asked, a nearly 10,000 spectators, for a little rest.

Hundreds thronged the hospital to inquire about his health and offered prayers for his speedy recover.

He is in the intensive care unit, but his condition is quite stable.

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Widowhood…A Curse

Nishtha — Tue, 04 Apr 2006 02:02:07 +0000

Indian women lose their identity to their husbands the day they get married. So if the husband leaves his wife or passes away, the lady loses her identity and is subjected to all kinds of societal hardships.

Leading the life of a widow is a very ghastly experience. Ask those who are going through it all. Specially mentioning the widows who in the name of god and salvation decide to spend the rest of their lives in vrindavan and haridwar.

I have seen it myself, widows in a broad age group of 17 to 80 or may be 90. Clad in white sarees, underfed and malnourished, their heads shaven, the lot is sexually exploited by Sadhu babas and flesh trade flourishes in full vigor. Every thing happens in the name of salvation and god.

Try talking to them, they don’t open up that easily. Their mouths are sealed and the only words they utter are hare Ram, hare Krishna.

I personally feel that they hardly live…I mean they only breathe…lead a life full of shame and disrespect only because they think they are harbingers of misfortunes.

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