#Aheli Khadi

[sciencestyled]

The Cosmic Glue: A Hilarious Journey to Unveil the Strong Force with Mahatma Gandhi

Imagine me, a humble soul with a penchant for spinning yarns—literally and figuratively. It was an ordinary afternoon in my ashram when I found myself caught in an unexpected quirk of cosmic curiosity. The catalyst? A peculiar conversation with a cheeky squirrel that had been stealing my peanuts.

"Ah, Mahatma," chattered the squirrel, with a twinkle in its eye, "do you know what binds us all together?"

I squinted at the little rascal, wondering if my fasting had finally taken its toll. "Peanuts?" I ventured, hoping to reclaim my snack.

"No, no!" it replied, twitching its tail. "The strong force! The mighty glue of the universe!"

And thus began a bizarre journey that would lead me to the heart of atomic mysteries, culminating in the decision to write an article about this cosmic adhesive.

It all started with my innocent attempt to reclaim the stolen peanuts. Little did I know, I was about to embark on an adventure of mind-boggling proportions. The squirrel, whom I now affectionately called Nutty, led me to a rickety shed behind the ashram. Inside, amongst cobwebs and forgotten tools, stood a contraption that looked suspiciously like a makeshift particle accelerator.

"Nutty," I exclaimed, "what on Earth is this?"

"This, Mahatma, is the Peanut Collider!" Nutty said proudly. "It’s where I conduct my experiments on the strong force. Care to join?"

Now, I had seen many things in my life—colonial oppression, salt marches, hunger strikes—but a squirrel-run particle accelerator was not on that list. Nevertheless, my curiosity was piqued. Nutty explained, with remarkable patience, how the strong force worked. It was like trying to understand quantum physics from a stand-up comedian.

"Picture the universe as a giant chapati," Nutty began, making me hungry again. "The strong force is the chef’s secret ingredient that keeps it from falling apart. Without it, the universe would crumble faster than a soggy papadum!"

Intrigued by Nutty’s culinary analogies, I decided to dive deeper. With each day, my understanding of protons, neutrons, and quarks grew. The strong force, I learned, was the cosmic glue binding these particles together, much like the bonds of community and love I cherished in my ashram.

One evening, while sipping my modest cup of goat milk, I pondered the profound implications of this force. It was then that Nutty made a peculiar suggestion. "Why not write an article about it, Mahatma? Share the cosmic comedy with the world!"

At first, I laughed. Me, writing about subatomic particles? It seemed as improbable as wearing a suit to a dhoti fight. But the idea took root. The strong force was a metaphor for unity and resilience, concepts I had spent my life advocating. Plus, who could resist the charm of comparing quarks to mischievous children and gluons to overworked nannies?

As I sat down to write, I realized that the strong force was more than just a scientific concept. It was a reflection of the strength found in unity, the power of togetherness. Much like the bonds that held India’s freedom fighters together, the strong force kept the very fabric of the universe intact.

And so, with Nutty perched on my shoulder, I began to weave the tale of the strong force. It was a story of cosmic comedy and profound unity, a narrative that would resonate with both scientists and laypeople alike. The more I wrote, the more I saw parallels between the atomic world and our everyday lives. Protons and neutrons, like brothers and sisters, bickered and bonded, held together by the unyielding strength of gluons.

Reflecting on my own life, I saw the strong force in action every day. In the solidarity of peaceful protests, in the resilience of communities facing adversity, in the simple act of spinning khadi. The strong force was everywhere, binding us all in a cosmic embrace.

As I penned the final lines, I felt a profound sense of connection to the universe. The strong force, that mighty glue, was a reminder that we are all part of a greater whole. And so, with a smile and a nod to Nutty, I completed the article, ready to share the wonders of atomic bonding with the world.

In the end, it was not just an article about the strong force. It was a celebration of unity, a testament to the power of togetherness, and a hilarious journey of discovery, all thanks to a cheeky squirrel and a stolen peanut.

[samvadprakriya]

खादी इंडिया ने निफ्ट गांधीनगर में एक प्रदर्शनी और फैशन शो 'अहेली खादी' का आयोजन किया

खादी इंडिया ने निफ्ट गांधीनगर में एक प्रदर्शनी और फैशन शो ‘अहेली खादी’ का आयोजन किया

खादी को एक फैशन फैब्रिक के रूप में स्थापित करने के प्रधानमंत्री श्री नरेन्‍द्र मोदी के आह्वान को पूरा करना खादी और ग्रामोद्योग आयोग (केवीआईसी) का मुख्य उद्देश्य रहा है। सभी के लिए और खासकर हमारे समाज के युवाओं के लिए खादी को बढ़ावा देने का प्रधानमंत्री का निरंतर प्रयास रहा है। युवा दर्शकों और वैश्विक बाजार तक पहुंचने के इरादे से, एक प्रदर्शनी और खादी को एक कपड़े के रूप में लोकप्रिय बनाने तथा…

[simperingcourtesan]

(๑♡⌓♡๑)

“Ahhh... challenging, doubly so as she prefers men. That said.... step one, ooh and ah over her latest creation that she’s proud of. Be very bootlicky. Step two, play on her rivalry with Khadys Abrahak. Mention to her that I obtained the entry codes to the hangar for his very own personal Tantalus- his own work, his pride and joy- and that I’ve been trying to find someone to defile it with, since he was very rude to me the other week at the Nhexus Arena. Step three, make sure her preferences are satisfied. When she pauses to consider, tell her that I’ve already heard my friend Thrys’tlit- Archon Thyndrak’s pet twink, quite the gorgeous man- is down for a threesome there. That would do it, I believe.”

[casipi]

Hiai mun ah kana ki exit phot mai di.

You used to inspire me to think big and become a better man than I was.

After waiting for more than a month, you still don't find it necessary that we talk and be ourselves again.

It shows alot of what you say and do and you are begging to be left alone.

Den chia hiai mun le "phun" nadin ka subuah khadia or nang kon sukbuai nang ahi khadi.

Until such time we are who we say we are to each other.

[wanlov]

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[gaanaliveent]

Dil haare Lyrics:

Chaldi dimaag vich tuhi bar bar ni...

Ikko he tareek jiven challe sara saal ni....

Tenu vekh rabb janne ki aa menu ho gya...

Puch k tan vekh sachi ki aa mera haal ni...

Nakhre chukk laine an tere....

Chukk laine an tere bhaven an bhare ni hayee..

Ah lai likh k deta asi tethon dil haare ni....

J jhoothi lagge gal tenu mutiyare ni...

Ah lai likh k deta asi tethon dil haare ni...

Lai dil kita tere naa te ni...

Gal khadi aa teri haan te ni...

Ki library canteen kudde ....

Disdi en har thaan te ni...

Rehndi zindgi katni tere he sahare ni....

Ah lai likh k deta asi tethon dil haare ni....

J jhoothi lagge gal tenu mutiyare ni...

Ah lai likh k deta asi tethon dil haare ni...

Changa bhlaaa aa sareer pr dil da bimaar ni...

Ik vari lai k vekh billo meri saar ni...

Tahi sadi gal kite laggu aar paar ni...

J naina nu gllan kr laindegi chaar ni...

Hunda ni bazaar koi saaf dil da....

Lainda mai khareed kite mull milda...

Ni Goddam tu...tera gora mooh ...

Teri akhiyan ne tangya na tenu koi sooh...

Ni sohn lagge teri gal addih te aa meri...

Hatnaa ni mai v vajju geddi uteh geddi...

Naa tu peene naa mai peene hanju kharre ni..

Ah lai likh k deta asi tethon dil haare ni....

J jhoothi lagge gal tenu mutiyare ni...

Ah lai likh k deta asi tethon dil haare ni...

[wewillpunkyou]

À la rencontre des musiciens du métro : portraits d’artistes.

           Si vous êtes un habitué des transports en commun parisiens, et particulièrement de ses charmantes lignes de métro, nul doute que vous soyez également familier avec les musiciens qui y habitent ses couloirs et ses rames. Nous sommes allé à la rencontre de quatre d’entre eux et vous dressons aujourd’hui le portrait de ces musiciens si particuliers, qu’on croise en général par hasard et à qui, malheureusement, nous ne prêtons qu’une attention éphémère.

             Ce projet, mené par cinq étudiants en Solidarités, est né d’une envie d’aller à la rencontre de l’autre. Nous nous sommes interrogé sur les parcours de chacun, sur les raisons qui les ont mené à jouer dans le métro et sur leur relation avec la musique. We Will Punk You! vous propose aujourd’hui un article un peu spécial, alliant étude sociale et passion, dans lequel nous allons tenter de retracer avec fidélité les motivations de chacun. Que ce soit par nécessité ou par volonté, un moyen ou un but, par succession de hasards ou par choix, Khady, Tom, Evgenio et Paloma s’y sont retrouvé avec un seul point commun : l’amour du bruit.

             Pour avoir le droit de jouer dans le métro, il faut passer une audition. Deux fois par an et ce depuis 20 ans, le jury de la RATP organise des sélections pour choisir les 300 musiciens qui auront la chance d’exercer leur art légalement dans le métro parisien pendant 6 mois. Obtenir le fameux badge, c’est le seul moyen de ne pas risquer de se faire virer. On considère qu’environ 4,1 millions de passagers transitent dans le métro parisien chaque jour ; c’est donc en quelque sorte la plus grande scène parisienne ! Le label est ainsi accordé à une grande diversité de musiciens ; selon différents styles et cultures, et en fonction de leur talent et de leurs motivations.

              C’est en nous laissant guider par nos pas, un lundi soir après une tranquille journée de travail que nous avons d’abord croisé la route d’Evgeniou et de Tom, à Bastille, à l’espace RATP réservé aux musiciens du métro. Duo étonnant puisque le premier joue d’un drôle d’instrument – un balai rafistolé avec des micros de guitare – tandis que l’autre jam par dessus sa mélodie. Admiratifs, nous sommes restés à les observer une bonne vingtaine de minutes avant de profiter de leur première pause pour les aborder. Tom, 21 ans, nous explique qu’ils font simplement une pause de 5 minutes avant de reprendre à jouer. Evgeniou lui, originaire de Finlande, a 60 ans – bien que Tom affirme qu’il en a 65. Il s’exprime avec un accent très attachant : « Mais non, parce que j’attends la retraite, c’est 65 ans, c’est à cause de ça ! Et mon numéro préféré, c’est 64, pourquoi ? Les Beatles ! “Will you still need me (when I’m 64) ?” ». À les voir échanger comme ça, il nous semble que les deux musiciens se connaissent depuis toujours et qu’ils se taquinent comme des frères. Pourtant, lors de notre seconde rencontre avec les deux copains, Tom nous explique : « J’ai rencontré Evgenio alors qu’il jouait dans le métro il y a dix jours, et moi je n’ai pas ma carte du métro donc il m’a invité avec lui et depuis on s’est plus lâché, on joue presque tous les jours, soit à Bastille, soit à Montparnasse. »

             Pour ces musiciens là, jouer dans le métro ce n’est pas pour mendier et gagner de l’argent, comme on aurait tendance à le penser. Evgenio touche le RSA et la CAF, il est naturalisé français depuis 30 ans ; pour lui, la musique dans le métro, c’est juste un passe temps. « On gagne pas trop d’argent… c’est pour le réseau, ici on discute, on parle, si je reste à la maison je m’endors devant la télé comme ça [il mime une position amorphe avant d’éclater de rire]. Dans le métro, il y a toujours des contacts, avec les gens, la population, et je préfère ça. En plus, chez moi c’est impossible de faire de la musique parce qu’il y a les voisins. Dans le métro c’est plus facile. C’est deux avantages : réseau – euh trois avantages : réseau, répétition, et aussi un peu de sous. » Tom, lui, a des petits boulots à côté et fait des concerts dans des bars de temps en temps. Il joue avec son groupe de funk Lightel et ça lui rapporte un peu de sous. Mais la musique, c’est sa vocation, sa passion, c’est toute sa vie. « Je suis en train de créer un projet qui s’appelle Home. C’est un projet de variété française qui allie funk, blues, soul avec des paroles en français et une touche d’électro. Mon inspiration pour ce projet c’est donc le métro, les trains et leurs vibrations. Je suis descendu dans le métro parce que j’écris beaucoup dans le métro. Dès que je m’ennuie j’écris et je m’ennuie beaucoup dans le métro. J’adore observer les gens quand je suis dans les rames et en fait ça m’inspire des textes et d’autres choses. » En ce moment, il ne fait rien. « Je suis absolument libre comme un oiseau et je vis l’instant présent à fond, je fais plein de rencontres et j’adore ma vie. Je suis en train de détruire mon égo en ce moment. On en a besoin, mais là je suis en train de l’exterminer et de faire la paix avec lui en lui disant « Ok mec t’es p’tet doué mais va jouer dans le métro et tu vas voir ce qui va se passer ». Et je trouve ça exceptionnel parce que justement c’est comme un spectacle. C'est-à-dire que tu joues mais que tu as un spectacle devant toi. Tu vois tous ces gens pressés qui ont tous un style différent, tous une vie différente, tous un regard différent, qui sont issus de classes sociales différentes. En fait c’est excellent parce que juste dans une démarche, dans un regard, tu peux savoir ce que la personne va penser de ce que tu fais et comment elle est au niveau personnel. Ça fait un peu psychologie de comptoir ce que je dis mais c’est vraiment cool, ça t’apprend vraiment quelque chose. Après les gens qui s’arrêtent, c’est rare mais il y a des moments exceptionnels, des enfants qui s’arrêtent et qui se mettent à danser. La dernière fois il y a un homme handicapé qui s’est arrêté et qui a dansé pendant 45 minutes avec nous, avec tant de lâcher prise que c’était incroyable. En fait c’est des moments à choper, c’est vraiment des moments. » Et puis pour Khady, 43 ans et chanteuse accréditée par la RATP, c’est pour vaincre le trac. « Je répète dans le métro parce que ça m’aide à travailler le trac, tu vois, chanter devant les gens ça prépare pour si un jour j’ai l’occasion de faire un concert. Maintenant, j’ai plus le trac en fait ! J’ai l’habitude, ça fait deux ans que je fais ça, mais avec mon groupe là, on va commencer à faire des concerts au mois de mai, je sais pas si j’aurai le trac ou pas ! » Elle rigole et continue : « Mais oui voilà c’est pour chanter devant des gens et pas juste attendre une opportunité… faut être prêt tout le temps quoi ! Ça me rapporte aussi un peu d’argent! Peut-être 60 euros par jour, genre je chante 2 heures et puis voilà, mais c’est pas ça l’important. » Khady a appris la guitare seule, puis s’est perfectionnée aux côtés de son copain, musicien lui aussi. Une guitare dans le métro, nous dit-elle, ça donne de la crédibilité ! C’est bien mieux que chanter sur une piste enregistrée. Ses deux guitares, ce sont ses biens les plus précieux ; elle ne les prête à personne. Khady s’est démenée pour réaliser son rêve de pouvoir chanter devant un public, pour suivre sa passion et espérer – un jour – écrire et enregistrer son premier album.

             S’il y a bien une chose sur laquelle ils s’accordent, c’est sur leur public. Jouer dans le métro a changé leur manière de le voir. Maintenant, c’est différent comme endroit ; un lieu d’observation amusant, intriguant, inspirant. C’est un petit monde et les musiciens du métro apprennent à se connaître en s’échangeant les places et les horaires de passage. Evgeniou se lance dans une tirade sur les bons et les mauvais clients. « Déjà, il faut aller aux bonnes places, mais les bonnes places, c’est bloqué par les orchestres symphoniques – c’est bien, j’adore – des professionnels qui jouent du violon etc. Bref. Meilleur jour ? Vendredi, et dim- et samedi ! Parce que tout le monde est parti, est sorti acheter quelque chose au magasin, et il va donner un peu de sous. Plus de monde, beaucoup de passage, qui vont écouter, faire des photos… Vous voyez, de mauvais clients qui ne paient jamais – jamais, jamais, jamais. Première chose, qui paie bien ? Français, américains. Russes – s’ils paient ils ne donnent que des billets – Finlandais jamais vu, après euh… Chilien c’est pas mal, Amérique du Sud c’est pas mal, Canada jamais vu, Italien c’est bon, suisse, allemand jamais vu, et mauvais c’est qui ? Ceux qui écoutent, qui font des photos, sans jamais payer, même un centime c’est qui ? Japonais et chinois, jamais. Ils font des photos sessions, jamais ils ne donnent [Il rit]. C’est pas grave, pas d’argent, mais c’est intéressant de voir les populations, quelle mentalité. Par exemple américains, russes, italiens, toutes les races blanches, très bon. Ah encore c’est bien, les pays africains, les musiciens avec les cheveux comme ça, comment ça s’appelle ? Rasta man ! Bien aussi ! Ah ! Les arabes, ils paient mais sans proper [vraie] monnaie. C’est-à-dire je sais pas quelle monnaie d’Arabie Saoudite, mais pas d’euro. Mais ils donnent. Je dis « mais qu’est-ce que vous voulez que je fasse avec ça ? » C’est-à-dire, chinois fermés, japonais fermés, coréens fermés… Ils préfèrent faire les photos pour Facebook, mais jamais, pas de client. Les clients c’est toutes les races blanches. Et encore quelque chose de très intéressant… Vieux mamy ! Vieux mamy ! Elles donnent ! Comme ça ! [Il mime une danse, genre twist] Je pense qu’elles vont partir, mais non ! [ll danse]. C’est vraiment bizarre ! Je leur dis « mamy pas payer, écoutez juste », elles disent « non, non, non, je vous donne parce que vous travaillez » [Il rit] ». Khady, elle, nous parle aussi des horaires à éviter. « J’ai appris quelque chose, les heures de pointe faut pas les faire ! Les gens sont pressés, ils ont pas le temps de sortir leur portefeuille ou de t’écouter! À 8h ou 18h, c’est pas la peine du tout. Les gens sont pressés, c’est tout. » Pour Tom, c’est plus simple : « Y’a peut-être des plages horaires pour les musiciens accrédités mais après y a pas beaucoup de règles, tu te places là où ça dérange pas. »

           Alors au final, la musique et le métro, c’est plutôt ça ; des rencontres, l’opportunité de gagner un peu d’argent, et de bonnes expériences, dont ils ne ressortent finalement que du positif. Les galères dans le métro, nos artistes n’en ont pas vraiment connu. Au pire, ils le prennent à la rigolade, comme lorsqu’un SDF a essayé de voler les recettes du jour de Khady. Tom voit plutôt l’expérience comme un défi ; « En fait, les scènes les plus dures à dompter c’est les non-scènes, les couloirs, les halls de gare, les trucs comme ça. » nous explique-t-il. « Les trucs où les gens ne viennent pas te voir toi. C’est même encore plus dur qu’un bar, et déjà un bar c’est compliqué parce que les gens t’écoutent pas forcement, t’es plutôt un musicien de fond. Et là, dans le métro t’es un musicien de l’instant mais c’est aussi ça qui forge. Et puis comme dis Evgenio c’est antidépresseur parce que tu vois tellement de gens qui ont la tête baissée, les yeux dans le vide… Tous ces gens qui font du nine to five, ils sont pas sereins quoi ! Tu vois qu’ils osent même pas te regarder alors que toi, tu as que de la bienveillance. Ils sont limite contre les bienfaits de la musique ! »

             Mais si pour certains le métro semble bel et bien n’être qu’un lien social évident pour le partage et la rencontre, pour d’autres, comme pour Paloma, c’est aussi une question de survie. À tout juste 18 ans, la jeune espagnole nous raconte son histoire avec un léger serrement au cœur. « Olalah je vais avoir des problèmes ! Allez pas raconter tout ça sur internet ! » s’exclame-t-elle au milieu de nos échanges. Elle rit nerveusement, se prend la tête entre les mains et continue ; « Bon d’accord, en fait, ouais, partagez finalement. C’est peut-être bien…Je pense que c’est important que les gens se rendent compte que y’a vraiment des nanas comme moi dans une sérieuse galère. Mais dites pas où vous m’avez trouvée, changez mon nom et puis voilà quoi, je témoigne mais je peux rester anonyme hein ? ». Nous la rassurons et lui promettons de ne partager que ce sur quoi elle aura donné son accord. Rassurée, ses épaules se détendent et il est alors presque impossible de l’arrêter. « Bon ben là ça fait environ un mois que je me promène un peu de métro en métro… Je joue de la flûte parce que j’adore ça, c’est pas la seule chose que je sais faire mais j’ai laissé ma guitare chez ma mère, je suis trop timide pour chanter devant tout le monde et j’aurais pu faire du piano mais c’est pas pratique pour s’enfuir en courant quand tu vois les contrôleurs…[Elle rigole mais nous confie qu’au fond, elle adore la montée d’adrénaline que cela lui provoque] puis comme je suis vraiment dans la merde je sais pas trop comment gagner de l’argent autrement. Je viens d’avoir 18 ans, j’habitais avec ma mère en Espagne mais... y’a environ deux ans elle a appris que j’avais une petite copine et depuis j’ai l’impression qu’elle me déteste. Genre, ça a tout changé ! Comme si ça avait de l’importance ! La situation à la maison... ouais, j’en pouvais plus, je suis partie ! ». Elle enfonce son bonnet sur sa tête, enfouie ses mains dans ses poches et jette des regards distants autour d’elle. Elle nous parait jeune et insouciante, impulsive, prête à affronter tous les dangers ; mais sa position corporelle et les tremblements dans sa voix nous font comprendre qu’elle n’est pas tout à fait sereine. « J’suis là maintenant parce que mon père il habite ici, je suis française aussi. J’ai dit à ma mère que j’allais chez lui mais je l’ai pas encore vu… je squatte quelques nuits chez ma nouvelle copine, que j’ai rencontré dans une asso et puis parfois je dors dans le métro ou dans la rue, j’fais comme je peux. » Paloma est consciente que sa situation n’est pas stable, qu’il va falloir qu’elle trouve une solution rapidement pour se sortir de là. Pour l’heure, elle se laisse glisser sous le vent. Elle ne compte pas passer les auditions et se satisfait de quelques morceaux à la flute à l’intérieur des rames. « Nan, ah naaaaaan ! Je vais pas m’embarquer dans un truc de malade, je me fais toute petite et puis si un jour on m’arrête, tant pis, de toute façon il peut pas vraiment m’arriver pire que ce que je vis déjà et les amendes je peux pas les payer ! Ils veulent quoi, m’emprisonner parce que je joue de la flûte ?  »

           Ces rencontres ont été très riches et nous ont permises de redécouvrir le monde de la musique dans le métro. Depuis nos derniers échanges, Tom s’est fait cramer parce qu’il n’avait pas de carte, mais il veut participer aux prochaines sélections RATP et continuer à jouer avec Evgenio car ils ont de beaux projets ; « En fait les gens pensent qu’Evgenio c’est un imposteur, que son instrument ne marche pas, ils nous regardent de haut, avec dédain. Le métro ça nous apporte pas grand-chose mais on est en train de trouver des stratégies comme des pancartes ou autre pour que les gens s’arrêtent. Moi j’aimerais bien qu’Evgenio s’habille un peu plus flashy, qu’on ait vraiment un univers pour que les gens soient encore pus intrigués et s’arrêtent. » La fin des inscriptions aux prochaines sélections RATP est prévue pour le 1er mars, on croise les doigts pour Tom et on espère pouvoir recroiser le duo à l’occasion, parmi les 300 nouveaux musiciens qui se produiront dans le métro pour les six prochains mois !

[rangachakra]

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Ni Tu Door-Door Reh, Ni Tu Door-Door Reh, Yaar Tera Challa Aa, Yaar Tera Challa,

Ni Tu Door Door Reh, Ni Tu Door Door Reh, Yaar Tera Challa Aa, Yaar Tera Kalla Aa.

Tere Khand De Dahi Nu Chattna Nai, Dudh Fattna Ni Hun Hattna Ni Oh Zor Laguga Pura Ni, Dekhi Dakkna Ni,

Oh Gal Honi Hun Paar Di Aa Baliye, Muchh Khadi Tere Yaar Di Aa Balliye, Billo Attke Ni Dekhi Patt’ke Ni,

Jadon Gall Karda Koi Hattke, Jatt Di Odon Sattke Ni, Jado Gall Karda Koyi Hattke, Jatt Di Odon Sattke Ni,

Ni Tu Door Door Reh, Ni Tu Door-Door Reh, Yaar Tera Challa Aa, Yaar Tera Challa,

Ni Tu Door Door Reh, Ni Tu Door Door Reh, Yaar Tera Challa Aa, Yaar Tera Kalla Aa.

Aa Gall Gaur Karan Aali Aa! Ah Sun!

Ho Jis Lihaje Nal Gal Kiti Main Loki Putha Hi Dimag Laa Gaye, Jina De Gharan Ch Aata Duje Din Da Ni, Kehnde Din Tere Maade Aa Gaye,

Ho Meri Add Galbaat Meri Chhad Galbaat, Thodda Aa Match Tusi Khedo Ji,

Ho Main Vi Rakhda Ni Dil Wich Khaaran Oye, Kise Nu Ni Launda Thalle Main, Agge Vi Kita Ae, Naale Agge Vi Karange Zindagi Jeyonda Kalle Main,

Ho Ehna Lokaan Ne Banaati Gall Puthi Bolke, Lassi Dol-Dolke Ni Kehnde Net Khol’ke, Hun Milne Ohna Nu Jhatke Ni, Dekhi Jhatke Ni,

Jadon Gal Karda Koi Hattke, Jatt Di Odon Sattke Ni, Jadon Gal Karda Koyi Hattke, Jatt Di Odon Sattke Ni,

Ni Tu Door Door Reh, Ni Tu Door-Door Reh, Yaar Tera Challa Aa, Yaar Tera Challa,

Ni Tu Door Door Reh, Ni Tu Door Door Reh, Yaar Tera Challa Aa, Yaar Tera Kalla Aa.

Hun Hikkan Da Vi Zor Laggna, Oh Phulnyan Shaatiyan Ne, Sadiyan Wagon-An De Wich Paiyan Palliyan Daatiyan,

Oh Banda Naughty Rakhe ’30’ Kaiyan Ko Katte Aa, Lod Pain Te Kujh Ni Labda Kam Aunde Vatte Aa, Oh Wich Defense De Khad Jayin Baliye, Tere Pakh Ch Decision Hona, Ainve Jatt Ni Tapeya Phirda, Koi Na Koi Tan Reason Hona, Khadange Pure Dattke, Poore Dattke Ni,

Jado Gall Karda Koi Hattke, Jatt Di Odon Sattke Ni, Jado Gall Karda Koyi Hattke, Jatt Di Odon Sattke Ni,

Ni Tu Door Door Reh, Ni Tu Door-Door Reh, Yaar Tera Challa Aa, Yaar Tera Challa,

Ni Tu Door Door Reh, Ni Tu Door Door Reh, Yaar Tera Challa Aa, Yaar Tera Kalla Aa.

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Hosting Thanksgiving: Top Picks from Our Freshome Team

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The holiday hullabaloo has begun. If you’re the one hosting Thanksgiving this year, you might be feeling a small tinge of stress about your upcoming entertaining. Of course, there’s the fairly daunting task of getting such a large-scale meal to table. But that’s not your only concern. You want every single friend and family member who walks through your door to feel simultaneously welcomed and wowed.

It sounds like a lot, but don’t sweat. We tapped our entire team of writers at Freshome to give you some ideas to make this year your most memorable Thanksgiving ever. Our team of home design experts has rounded up a manageable list of must-haves for hosting Thanksgiving. Grab these items and you’ll be well on your way to a beautiful, bountiful celebration with your loved ones.

Set the scene for a memorable evening with candlelight. Image: HGTV

Candles

Creating the ideal Thanksgiving dinner comes down to a few things: good food, good company and good ambiance. You can create the last with a lot of effort – or you can use lighting to make your dining area feel magical. Candles are a fantastic way to create a warm setting that feels special and doesn’t require a lot of work to set up. Taper candles and tea lights are great options that leave plenty of room on your table for your centerpiece and serving dishes. Or, if you want to go for a bigger impact element, you can opt for something like this eye-catching Centerpiece Candle from West Elm.

However you choose to incorporate candles, don’t forget to light them as guests arrive. Here’s a tip from our Freshome team. Task someone who probably won’t help much in the kitchen with this chore. It’s a great way to get someone like a teen or football-loving adult involved in hosting Thanksgiving and prevents you from having to stress about a last-minute to-do.

With a platter, you can present your food beautifully without any additional work in the kitchen. Image: Crate & Barrel

Serving platter

When it comes to Thanksgiving, the focus is on the food. With all eyes on the dishes you bring out of the kitchen, you want to present them in an attractive way. That could mean spending extra time on the presentation of the food itself, but with all the work you’re already going to be doing in the kitchen, that can be taxing. Instead, simply put the food on a large, beautiful platter. We love this Antique Brass Leaf Platter from Williams Sonoma as a way to take your table to the next level.

If you’re looking for a platter that will work in every season but can still add some fall warmth to your Thanksgiving table, our Freshome team loves wood. The Tondo Serverware collection from Crate & Barrel comes in a variety of sizes and shapes to help you beautifully present every dish.

Natural decor makes it easy to set an impressive table when hosting Thanksgiving. Image: Amanda Carol Interiors

Natural table decor

Ah, the Thanksgiving centerpiece. The crowning glory of your table at the upcoming holiday. But you already have to create enough storage in your home for other holiday decorations. We get that carving out even more storage for a bounty of Thanksgiving table decor – which you’ll realistically use one, maybe two, times each year – isn’t a priority. And it doesn’t have to be! Our writers have found a workaround.

To fill out our tables when hosting Thanksgiving, we turn to natural options. Gourds and pumpkins are classics that set a seasonal tone. Don’t be afraid to incorporate less common additions like lemons or halved figs, too. And if you’re looking for a high-impact centerpiece, turn to the classic: fresh flowers. A bouquet of blooms in seasonal hues livens up your table and delivers both a high-end and homey feel.

A table runner – especially one with a textured edge – can establish your tablescape. Image: Cost Plus World Market

Table linens

If you want to add depth and visual interest to your Thanksgiving table without it looking cluttered, turn to table linens. At Freshome, we love table runners for the holiday. They’re a great way to add both structure and softness to your table without the stuffiness of a full-blown tablecloth. Plus, if you’ve got a beautiful table, this is the time to show off this piece of furniture!

And if you really want your table linens to pack a punch, mix textures. Smooth napkins with a rough-edged runner – like the Khadi Runner from World Market – give your table depth. The mixed textures call to your guests’ tactile senses, inviting them to sit at the table and feel all the different textures.

If you’re looking for some inspiration to help you pick the perfect table linens, we’ve got you covered. Here is a roundup of Thanksgiving table decorating ideas.

Don’t forget the plates and glasses! Image: Pottery Barn

More picks for hosting Thanksgiving

Of course, you can’t have a proper dinner party without dishes and glasses. We love mixing and matching your seasonal dinnerware with your normal sets to give your table some flair. Plus, combining your different sets makes it easier to find enough plates and bowls to serve your large gathering. If you don’t already have fall plates to pull out, these Harvest Pumpkin Salad Plates from Pottery Barn are a great addition to your cabinets.

And don’t forget to add drink receptacles. We love large wine glasses (check out these goblets from Williams Sonoma) and classic coupes (you can grab them at Target) so your guests can liberally enjoy the libations.

Do you really want to make Thanksgiving a breeze? One of our writers has a surefire tip for you. Get it catered!

Happy Thanksgiving from our family here at Freshome to yours. We hope you have a wonderful holiday season – and that we’ve made it a little bit easier on you.

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The holiday hullabaloo has begun. If you’re the one hosting Thanksgiving this year, you might be feeling a small tinge of stress about your upcoming entertaining. Of course, there’s the fairly daunting task of getting such a large-scale meal to table. But that’s not your only concern. You want every single friend and family member who walks through your door to feel simultaneously welcomed and wowed.

It sounds like a lot, but don’t sweat. We tapped our entire team of writers at Freshome to give you some ideas to make this year your most memorable Thanksgiving ever. Our team of home design experts has rounded up a manageable list of must-haves for hosting Thanksgiving. Grab these items and you’ll be well on your way to a beautiful, bountiful celebration with your loved ones.

Set the scene for a memorable evening with candlelight. Image: HGTV

Candles

Creating the ideal Thanksgiving dinner comes down to a few things: good food, good company and good ambiance. You can create the last with a lot of effort – or you can use lighting to make your dining area feel magical. Candles are a fantastic way to create a warm setting that feels special and doesn’t require a lot of work to set up. Taper candles and tea lights are great options that leave plenty of room on your table for your centerpiece and serving dishes. Or, if you want to go for a bigger impact element, you can opt for something like this eye-catching Centerpiece Candle from West Elm.

However you choose to incorporate candles, don’t forget to light them as guests arrive. Here’s a tip from our Freshome team. Task someone who probably won’t help much in the kitchen with this chore. It’s a great way to get someone like a teen or football-loving adult involved in hosting Thanksgiving and prevents you from having to stress about a last-minute to-do.

With a platter, you can present your food beautifully without any additional work in the kitchen. Image: Crate & Barrel

Serving platter

When it comes to Thanksgiving, the focus is on the food. With all eyes on the dishes you bring out of the kitchen, you want to present them in an attractive way. That could mean spending extra time on the presentation of the food itself, but with all the work you’re already going to be doing in the kitchen, that can be taxing. Instead, simply put the food on a large, beautiful platter. We love this Antique Brass Leaf Platter from Williams Sonoma as a way to take your table to the next level.

If you’re looking for a platter that will work in every season but can still add some fall warmth to your Thanksgiving table, our Freshome team loves wood. The Tondo Serverware collection from Crate & Barrel comes in a variety of sizes and shapes to help you beautifully present every dish.

Natural decor makes it easy to set an impressive table when hosting Thanksgiving. Image: Amanda Carol Interiors

Natural table decor

Ah, the Thanksgiving centerpiece. The crowning glory of your table at the upcoming holiday. But you already have to create enough storage in your home for other holiday decorations. We get that carving out even more storage for a bounty of Thanksgiving table decor – which you’ll realistically use one, maybe two, times each year – isn’t a priority. And it doesn’t have to be! Our writers have found a workaround.

To fill out our tables when hosting Thanksgiving, we turn to natural options. Gourds and pumpkins are classics that set a seasonal tone. Don’t be afraid to incorporate less common additions like lemons or halved figs, too. And if you’re looking for a high-impact centerpiece, turn to the classic: fresh flowers. A bouquet of blooms in seasonal hues livens up your table and delivers both a high-end and homey feel.

A table runner – especially one with a textured edge – can establish your tablescape. Image: Cost Plus World Market

Table linens

If you want to add depth and visual interest to your Thanksgiving table without it looking cluttered, turn to table linens. At Freshome, we love table runners for the holiday. They’re a great way to add both structure and softness to your table without the stuffiness of a full-blown tablecloth. Plus, if you’ve got a beautiful table, this is the time to show off this piece of furniture!

And if you really want your table linens to pack a punch, mix textures. Smooth napkins with a rough-edged runner – like the Khadi Runner from World Market – give your table depth. The mixed textures call to your guests’ tactile senses, inviting them to sit at the table and feel all the different textures.

If you’re looking for some inspiration to help you pick the perfect table linens, we’ve got you covered. Here is a roundup of Thanksgiving table decorating ideas.

Don’t forget the plates and glasses! Image: Pottery Barn

More picks for hosting Thanksgiving

Of course, you can’t have a proper dinner party without dishes and glasses. We love mixing and matching your seasonal dinnerware with your normal sets to give your table some flair. Plus, combining your different sets makes it easier to find enough plates and bowls to serve your large gathering. If you don’t already have fall plates to pull out, these Harvest Pumpkin Salad Plates from Pottery Barn are a great addition to your cabinets.

And don’t forget to add drink receptacles. We love large wine glasses (check out these goblets from Williams Sonoma) and classic coupes (you can grab them at Target) so your guests can liberally enjoy the libations.

Do you really want to make Thanksgiving a breeze? One of our writers has a surefire tip for you. Get it catered!

Happy Thanksgiving from our family here at Freshome to yours. We hope you have a wonderful holiday season – and that we’ve made it a little bit easier on you.

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Partie 6 (suite)

Paul : En A.707

Moi : Haha tu vas devoir traverser toute la fac

Paul : C'est pas drôle

Quand il a dit ça, il était trop mignon j'étais obligée de lui faire un gros bisou bien baveux sur la joue.

Et comme par hasard Liam passait par là et il nous a vu. Il m'a extrêmement mal regardé, à croire que je l'avais embrassé

Paul : Bon Lala c'est pas que je ne t'aime pas mais j'ai pas envie que ton gars m'assassine sur place, à plus ma belle

Moi : Yees, on s'appelle hein

Paul : Dit elle, et il partit de son coté. Je ne vous ai pas dit où on était. On était à l'étage et les cours avaient commencés donc les couloirs étaient relativement vite.

Je m'apprétais à aller rejoindre ma salle quand Liam me retenu le bras Liam : Je vois que tu m'as déjà oublié Moi : Tu sais très bien que Paul est mon ami

Liam : Ce n'est pas ce que le bisou que tu lui a fait disait

Moi : Pff

Liam : De toute manière, à quoi je m'attendais d'une fille qui va chez un mec qu'elle connait à peine

Moi : Tu m'as suivi ?

Liam : Pas du tout, figure toi que tu n'es pas le centre du monde, j'ai entendu mr El Khadi à la fin du dernier cours te demander si tu venais chez lui et toi bien sûr tu n'as pas refusé

Moi : Pourquoi j'allais refuser ? Et puis je n'ai rien fait de mal c'était pour finir le travail que tu avais demandé

Liam : Ne retournes pas la situation à ton avantage, tu es une allumeuse, admets le

Moi : Franchement Liam entendre de ça de ta bouche, tu ne sais pas à quel mal ça me fait mal

Liam : Arrête ta comédie à 2francs, maintenant qu'on est plus ensemble ça t'arranges bien

Moi : Je ne vois pas en quoi ça m'arrange mais bon. De toute manière tu peux bien penser ce que tu veux en tout cas ce n'est pas moi qui caresse la joue d'une inconnu

Il fit mine de réfléchir

Moi : Moi aussi j'ai mes sources

Liam : Ah mais Lise n'est qu'une amie. Moi : C'est une amie comme je pense que Paul est mon ami ? Ou comme toi tu penses que Paul l'es ?

Liam : C'est une amie comme Yvanna peut l'être pour toi.

Il se mit a sourir

Liam : En parlant d'Yvanna elle est mignone non ? Tu penses que je pourrais tenter ma chance avec elle ? Quoi que si elle est comme toi je perdrais mon temps

Moi : Tu n'as pas intérêt à t'approcher d'elle

Il se rapprocha de moi

Liam : Pourquoi ? Serais - ce de la jalousie ? Il était à coté de la plaque On était à 2cm l'un de l'autre

Liam : Tu vas faire quoi sinon, demanda-il en regardant mes lèvres  Je ne repondis pas. Il me fit un 1er bisou au coin des lèvres, un 2ème bisou sur la bouche et le 3ème bisou s'en était pas vraiment un mais plutôt une séance de galochage très intense. J'avais mes mains autour de son cou et lui il me serrait très fort contre lui. Ça a duré environ 1m30, j'aurai pu rester pendant des heures avec lui, on était tous les 2 dans notre  monde lorsque l'on fit surpris par quelqu'un...

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Every person nurtures an innate desire of looking good and feel ‘accepted’ in the socio-economic circle. The word fashion instantaneously brings to mind a flash of colour with a dash of glamour.

Women are taking to fashion in a big way, and are experimenting with different looks, styles, and textures.

Fashion plays an increasingly important role in an indivi­dual’s life because it is considered as a means of self-expression. The garments and accessories that man or women wear, help them to identify with a group of others-whether it is a lifestyle, profession, a religion, or an attitude. Thus, the term ‘fashion’ has become synonymous with the overall growth of the country as well.

Several factors contribute to the evolution of fashion as a whole. It is a widely accepted fact that the rich and the famous, and the political figures and royalty have always moved the seasonal trends of fashion. The advertising media also contributes equally to update us about the daily style checks.

Fashion in India, a land rich in culture and tradition, has evolved through the centuries. This country, rich in culture represents a kaleidoscope of changing trends and traditions. Here, clothes perform different functions depending on the occasion. Be it festivals, parties, profession, or just a matter of reflecting attitude … fashion is simply ‘in’.

Right from women who sport a dash of vermilion in the parting of their hair, to professionals on the go who wield the ladle and the laptop with equal ease, fashion forms an integral 92 Top School Essays

part of their lives. Today, fashion does not necessarily mean glamour, or the urge to follow the current trends. It is more a way of life, a reflection of inner beauty, where the intellect shines through, complete with comfort quotient.

Fashion not only highlights the social history and the needs of person but also the overall cultural aesthetic of the various periods. The evolution of fashion dates back to several hundred years and as our attitude and culture change, fashion comes along with it.

In India, the fashion scenario was different in different political periods. During the British rule in India, the fashion trend within high society was strongly influenced by the British fashion style and western clothes became a status symbol in India.

Again during 1930s, emergence of different ideologies like communism, socialism and fascism imparted a more feminine and conservative touch to the women’s fashion.

However, the period also witnessed the predominance of body hugging dresses with dark shades. The foundation of the Indian cinema also proved to be the strongest influence on revolutionising the fashion scene in those days.

1940s was a decade marked by the second World War and the ensuing independence of India. Hence, the period portrayed relatively simple yet functional women’s clothing.

During 1950s, the advent of art colleges and schools led to popularity of narrow waist and balloon skirts with bouncing patterns. Also, the adoption of khadi by Mahatma Gandhi made khadi garments a rage among women.

In the 1960s, the sweeping changes in fashion and lifestyle resulted in highly versatile fashion trends. In 1970s, the traditional materials were exported in bulk to other nations.

Thus, excess of export materials were sold within the country itself, which resulted in popularity of international fashion in India.

During 1980s and 90s, the advent of television and other advertising means gave a new edge to the Indian fashion scene. Influenced by ideas of several foreign designers, new design and pattern were introduced into garments.

During these periods, power dressing and corporate look were the style statement. The revival of ethnicity was also witnessed in these decades.

Fashion trends keep changing and most fashion divas and models are the one to make them. The youth is a major follower of fashion trends. Fashion trends also get influenced from Bollywood as well as Hollywood. Metros like Mumbai and Delhi witness the quick changes in fashion especially in college going crowds.

India has a rich and varied textile heritage, where each region of India has its own unique native costume and traditional attire. While traditional clothes are still worn in most of rural India, urban India is changing rapidly, with international fashion trends reflected by the young and glamorous, in the cosmopolitan metros of India.

Fashion in India is a vibrant scene, a nascent industry and a colourful and glamorous world where designers and models start new trends every day.

While previously a master weaver was recognised for his skill, today a fashion designer is celebrated for his or her creativity. Young urban Indians can choose from the best of East and West as Indian fashion designers are inspired by both Indian and western styles. This fusion of fashion can be seen

Fashion in India is also beginning to make its mark on the international scene, as accessories such as bindis (red dots worn on the forehead), mehendi (designs made by applying henna to the palms of the hands and other parts of the body) and bangles, have gained international popularity, after being worn by fashion icons, like the pop singers Madonna and Gwen Stefani.

In India, fashion has become a growing industry with international events such as the India Fashion Week and annual shows by fashion designers in the major cities of India.

The victories of a number of Indian beauty queens in International events such as the Miss World and Miss Universe contests have also made Indian models recognised worldwide.

Fashion designers such as Ritu Kumar, Ritu Beri, Rohit Bal, Rina Dhaka, Muzaffar Ah, Satya Paul, Abraham and Thakore, Tarun Tahiliani, JJ Valaya and Manish Malhotra are some of the well- known fashion designers in India.

In India, fashion covers a whole range of clothing from ornate clothes designed for wedding ceremonies to pret lines, sports wear and casual wear.

Traditional Indian techniques of embroidery such as chikhan, crewel and zardosi, and traditional weaves and fabrics have been used by Indian designers to create Indo-western clothing in a fusion of the best of East and West.

Traditional costumes in India vary widely depending on the climate and natural fibres grown in a region. In the cold northern state of Jammu and Kashmir, people wear a thick loose shirt called a phiran to keep them warm.

In the tropical warmth of south India, men wear a sarong like garment called the mundu, while women drape 5 metres of cloth around their bodies in the graceful folds of the saree. Sarees are woven in silk, cotton and artificial fibres. Kanjivaram, Mysore, Paithani, Pochampalli, Jamdani, Balucheri, Benarasi, Sambalpuri,

Bandhini are some varieties of beautiful sarees from different regions of India. In the dry regions of Rajasthan and Gujarat men wrap and twist a length of cloth in the form of a dhoti around their lower limbs and a shirt-like kurta above.

Colourful turbans complete the picture. In the northeastern regions the tribal communities such as Khasis, Nagas, Mizos, Manipuris and Arunachalis wear colourful woven sarong-like clothing and woven shawls that represent the identity of each tribal group.

In urban India the salwar kameez and the churidar kameez, are commonly work by women and the saree is worn on formal occasions. Men wear kurtas and pajamas, or a sherwani for formal wear. Men commonly wear western wear such as shirts and trousers across India.

The young and the young at heart wear Jeans, T-shirts, capris, Bermudas and various kinds of casual clothing, which are the trendsetters of fashion in India.

Comparing the past and the present, fashion for people in India has changed over the decades. Not only India, but also the whole world has witnessed changes in fashion statements for both men and women.

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Essay on Fashion

Everybody nurtures an natural desire of looking great and feel ‘accepted’ within the group that is socio-economic. The phrase fashion instantaneously brings in your thoughts a flash of color having a dash of glamour.

Women can be using to fashion in a manner that is big and so are trying out various appearance, designs, and textures.

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A few facets subscribe to the development of fashion in general. This is a commonly accepted proven fact that the rich additionally the famous, plus the numbers being governmental royalty have constantly relocated the regular styles of fashion. The marketing news also contributes similarly to upgrade us concerning the movement that is daily. Fashion essay.

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element of their life. Now, fashion doesn't suggest glamour, or the desire to adhere to the styles being present. It really is more an actual life style, a representation of internal beauty, in which the intellect shines through, detailed with convenience quotient.

Fashion perhaps not only highlights the real history that is social the requirements of individual but additionally the entire social aesthetic regarding the different durations. The development of fashion goes back to many 100 years so that as our tradition and mindset modification, fashion occurs along with it.

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1940s had been a ten years marked by the planet that is 2nd War the ensuing liberty of Asia. Ergo, the time scale portrayed easy women’s which can be yet practical.

During 1950s, the advent of art universities and schools generated appeal of slim balloon and waistline skirts with bouncing habits. Additionally, the use of khadi by Mahatma Gandhi made khadi clothes a rage among ladies.

The sweeping alterations in fashion and life style led to extremely versatile fashion styles into the 1960s. In 1970s, the materials being conventional exported in bulk with other countries.

Therefore, more than export materials had been offered in the nationwide nation it self, which triggered appeal of worldwide fashion in Asia.

The advent of tv as well as other marketing means gave a brand new advantage to your Indian fashion scene during 1980s and 90s. Impacted by tips of a few international developers, brand new design and pattern had been introduced into clothes.

Of these durations, energy dressing and appearance that is business the design declaration. The revival of ethnicity had been additionally witnessed in these years.

Fashion styles keep changing & most fashion divas and models will be the someone to cause them to become. The youth is just a follower that is major of styles. Fashion styles also have affected from Bollywood also Hollywood. Metros like Mumbai and Delhi witness the quick alterations in fashion specially in university crowds being going.

Asia includes a rich and varied textile history, where each area of Asia features its own unique indigenous costume and attire that is conventional. While conventional clothing continue to be used in many of rural Asia, metropolitan Asia is changing quickly, with worldwide fashion trends reflected by the young and glamorous, within the cosmopolitan metros of Asia.

Fashion in Asia is just a scene that is vibrant a nascent industry and a colourful and glamorous globe where developers and models begin brand new styles every single day.

While formerly a master weaver ended up being recognised for their ability, a clothier is celebrated for their imagination today. Young metropolitan Indians can select from the very best of East and western as Indian fashion developers are prompted by both Indian and designs being western. This fusion of fashion is seen

Fashion in Asia can be starting to make its mark in the scene that is worldwide as add-ons such as for instance bindis (red dots worn in the forehead), mehendi (designs produced by using henna towards the palms for the fingers along with other areas of the body) and bangles, have actually gained worldwide appeal, after being used by fashion icons, just like the pop music vocalists Madonna and Gwen Stefani.

In Asia, fashion has changed into a industry that keeps growing worldwide activities like the Asia Fashion Week and yearly programs by fashion developers within the major towns and cities of Asia.

The victories of the real range Indian beauty queens in Global activities including the skip World and Miss Universe competitions have additionally made Indian models recognised all over the world.

Fashion developers such as for example Ritu Kumar, Ritu Beri, Rohit Bal, Rina Dhaka, Muzaffar Ah, Satya Paul, Abraham and Thakore, Tarun Tahiliani, JJ Valaya and Manish Malhotra are regarding the well- known fashion developers in Asia. Fashion essay.

In Asia, fashion covers a complete array of clothes from ornate clothing made for marriages to pret lines, recreations wear and wear that is casual.

Conventional Indian practices of embroidery such as for instance chikhan, crewel and zardosi, and old-fashioned weaves and materials have now been employed by Indian developers to produce clothes that is indo-western a fusion of the greatest of East and western.

Old-fashioned costumes in Asia differ commonly with respect to the environment and fibres which can be normal in an area. Within the cool north state of Jammu and Kashmir, individuals wear a thick top that is loose a phiran to help keep them hot.

Within the heat that is tropical of India, males wear a sarong like apparel called the mundu, while females drape 5 metres of fabric around their health within the elegant folds associated with the saree. Sarees are woven in silk, cotton and fibres which are synthetic. Kanjivaram, Mysore, Paithani, Pochampalli, Jamdani, Balucheri, Benarasi, Sambalpuri,

Bandhini are types of gorgeous sarees from various elements of Asia. A amount of fabric by means of a dhoti around their reduced limbs and a shirt-like kurta above into the dry elements of Rajasthan and Gujarat males place and twist.

Colourful turbans finish the picture. The tribal communities such as for example Khasis, Nagas, Mizos, Manipuris and Arunachalis wear colourful woven sarong-like clothing and woven shawls that represent the identification of every tribal team into the northeastern areas. Fashion essay.

The salwar kameez while the churidar kameez, are commonly work by females plus the saree is used on formal occasions in metropolitan Asia. Men wear kurtas and pajamas, or even a sherwani for formal use. Guys commonly wear western use such as for example tops and pants across Asia. Fashion essay.

The young and also the young in mind use Jeans, tees, capris, Bermudas and different forms of casual clothes, that are the trendsetters of fashion in Asia.

Comparing yesteryear together with current, fashion for individuals in Asia changed within the years. Not just Asia, but additionally the planet that is entire witnessed alterations in fashion statements for men and women.

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Sheikh Song Lyrics by Karan Aujla is his latest Punjabi single. Manna Music produced music of ‘Pind Jatt – Dubai Sheikh’ track and Karan has also drafted the entertaining Punjabi lyrics to it. Rupan Bal is the director of the interesting music video that you can watch below. Also, check the full lyrics for Sheikh record.

KARAN AUJLA | PIND JATT DUBAI SHEIKH SONG LYRICS

Oh Jeda Des Ohi Bhes, Paisa Yaari Ch Ni Case, Kade Paateya Kameez Kade Khadi Ae Kareez, Kade Hath Wich Daati, Dabb Wich Thirty, Ah Kade Oh, Kalla Kade Do,

Naa Main Gunda Main Star, Aah Lai Moore Khada Yaar, Kalaa Kalle Pal Aayi Aa Main Howaan Kalakar,

Kothi Acre Ch Ethe, Vehda Vi Aa Chete, Dedh Lakh Thalle, Odaan Reda Vi Aa Chete, Kehde Ponch Gaya Shehar, Tureya Si Nange Pair, Red Bottom Di Jutti Ajj Logo De Bagair,

Odaan Do Mere Bahwaan, Sir Te Bharawan, Thalle Tak Dabbi Race Utte Nu Hi Jawa,

Jhooth Bolda Ni Mic Te Na Agge Na Koi Back Te, Leh Gayi Gaddi Leeh Ton Si Aa Gaya Track Te, Teer Na Koi Tukke Hun Har Sukh Sukhe, Mera Jine Dilon Kita Oh Tan Kadon De Ne Mukke,

Jina Kita Deenda Aaya, Mudd Ton Main Feenda, Bapu Sir Te Ni Seega, Chache Kiti Dekh-Rekh,

Pind Jatt-Jatt Kehnde Je Dubai Jawa Sheikh, Jatt-Jatt Kehnde Je, Tohar Kaddi Desi Ne Bhulekha Painda Dekh, Pind Jatt-Jatt Kehnde Je Dubai Jawa Sheikh, Jatt Jatt Kehnde Je Dubai Jawa Sheikh, Jatt Jatt Kehnde Je.

Ho Kehnde Murder Karauna, Ehda Brother Karauna, Kahton Ghar Te Chalauni Kalla Takkru Parauna, Mera Rang Jiwein Dhup, Khaure Kahton Chup, Jadon Bolda Barola, Banna Dhah’ke Laija Kupp, Jina Chir Ni Main Jeyona Rahu Khed’da Khidauna, Mere Karke Kharab Neend Tusi Kidaan Sauna,

Maada Bolaan Na Tareefan, Dhokhe Wich Isteefa, Dekhi Wajjde Salute Ajj Burj Khaleefa,

Caran Ch Ni Paarh, Kade Laaye Ni Jugaad, Har Party Te Babbu Maan Fail Ae Drake,

Pind Jatt Jatt Kende Je Dubai Java Sheikh, Jatt Jatt Kehnde Je, Taur Kaddi Desi Ne Bhulekha Painda Dekh, Pind Jatt Jatt Kehnde Je Dubai Java Sheikh, Jatt Jatt Kende Je Dubai Java Sheikh, Jatt Jatt Kende Je.

Ho Dil Jatt Da Reserve Aa Naa Soch Wich Curve Aa, Ghat Hi Bolida Zyada Bolda Tajaraba, Good-Bad Life, Mat Gunda Type, Ehde Sir Te Na Udaan Thode Saal Di Ae Hype,

Peg Naal Namkeen Chahe Kari Na Yakeen, Asi Pind Hi Banaya Hunda Bombay Wala Scene, Meri Life Ni Threat, Reh Lawange Jet, Kade Vadiye Casino Lagge Lakh-Lakh Bet,

Ho Kise De Na Bache Dekh, Din Mere Achhe Dekh, Paaya Ho Jache Dekh Asli Naa Fake,

Pind Jatt-Jatt Kehnde Je Dubai Jawa Sheikh, Jatt-Jatt Kehnde Je, Tohar Kaddi Desi Ne Bhulekha Painda Dekh, Pind Jatt-Jatt Kehnde Je Dubai Jawa Sheikh,

Jatt Jatt Kehnde Je Dubai Jawa Sheikh, Jatt Jatt Kehnde Je.

Oh Kare Kalam Tabahiyan Bhare Talent Gawaiyan, Sattan Sadiyan Diyan Na Kiton Milan Dawaiyan, Likhe Aujla Seyana Umron Neyana, Rehnda Vand’da Rakane Ni Eh Jod’da Na Daana,

Udde Dhood Jithe Jawa Aap Khawa Te Khuwavaan, Kithe Rukde Aa Kam Chak Pairan Cho Swaahan, Kine Pairi Balle-Balle, Sittne Nu Thalle, Daske Jawange Aah Lai Surgaan Nu Challe,

Karaa Dina Keh, Main Ni Bahli End Sheh, Main Ni Rab Kol Beh Main Likha Ke Aya Lekh,

Pind Jatt Jatt Kende Je Dubai Jaavan Sheikh, Jatt Jatt Kehnde Je, Taur Kaddi Desi Ne Bhulekha Painda Dekh, Pind Jatt-Jatt Kehnde Je Dubai Jaavan Sheikh, Jatt Jatt Kende Je Dubai Jaavan Sheikh, Jatt Jatt Kende Je.

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