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Elevate your Work Style with Crepe Silk & Silk Cotton - Your Power Fabrics for Success

The modern workplace attire asks for a balance between professionalism and comfort. You want to look sharp but you also need to make sure that your work outfit allows you to move freely with comfort. That's where fabrics like crepe silk and silk cotton come in. These fabrics are your secret weapons for achieving a work wardrobe that's both stylish and functional. 

Crepe Silk: Effortless Elegance for the Busy Professional 

Crepe silk is one of the most ideal fabrics for office wear. It drapes perfectly, creating a flattering profile that radiates sophistication. The unique weaves of the crepe silk fabric add a touch of texture, making your outfit stand out without being too flashy. Plus, crepe silk is wrinkle-resistant, so you can look your best and focus on your work. 

Here's what makes crepe silk a power fabric for work outfits: 

Sophisticated Style: Crepe silk fabric drapes beautifully with minimal effort. 

Versatility: Dress it up or keep it simple, crepe silk adapts to your style. 

Wrinkle-Resistant: Crepe silk holds its shape and keeps you looking sharp all day. 

Lightweight: The fabric feels luxurious against the skin, making you feel at ease even on busy days. 

Silk Cotton: The Perfect Mix of Comfort with Style 

Silk cotton materials offer the best of both: the opulent feel of silk with the breathability and easy care of cotton. This makes silk cotton ideal for long work days where you need to feel comfortable but also put together. Silk cotton materials come in different types of textures and styles, allowing you to explore different weaves and add a touch of personality to your work attire. 

Why Choose Silk Cotton Materials for Your Work Wardrobe? 

Comfort First: Silk cotton is incredibly soft and airy, keeping you comfortable and at ease all day long. 

Easy Care: Silk cotton fabrics are easier to care for than pure silk, making it a practical choice for working women. 

Versatile Options: Explore a range of textures and weaves to curate your work attire. 

Natural Sheen: Silk cotton fabric retains a subtle sheen, adding a touch of elegance to your workday look. 

The Power of Readymade Collections 

When time is of the essence, readymade collections can be your saving grace. Shivane's Boutique offers a curated selection of readymade clothing and collections of tussar silk materials, cotton silk materials, etc, allowing you to find or create the perfect outfits that fit your style. You won't have to worry about tailoring or hunting for separate pieces – our readymade collections offer complete ethnic clothes that are ready to wear and impress. 

Discover Your Power Dressing Favourites at Shivane's Boutique 

At Shivane's Boutique, we understand that feeling confident and stylish in your clothes as a modern working woman is very important. That's why we have a wide collection of fabrics, catering to both your personal taste and the demands of your environment whether it’s for work, home, festivities, or important occasions. Whether you prefer the luxurious drape of silk or the comfort of cotton, we have a wide range of selections for you to choose from. Our readymade collections offer only the latest trend pieces with timeless style options, making sure you can find an outfit that perfectly reflects your personality. 

But Shivane's Boutique goes beyond workwear! We also offer a huge range of luxurious and one-of-a-kind sarees. From the delicate shimmer of tussar silk to the rich heritage embodied in intricate Parsi work sarees, our collection celebrates the beautiful tapestry of Indian ethnic wear. Whether you're looking for a statement piece for an important occasion or a timeless saree to add to your heirloom collection, Shivane's Boutique has something for every woman. 

No matter your preference, Shivane's Boutique is your one-stop shop for all your ethnic wear needs.

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Discover Trendy Parsi Saree Designs Online: Stylish & Fashionable Options

Explore a wide range of Parsi Saree designs online. Find stylish and fashionable options, including designerparsi-gara-sarees, parsi work saree,parsi embroidery saree for ladies. For More: https://www.luxurionworld.com/collections/parsi-gara-sarees

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Hand Embroidered Garments in Delhi: A Fashion Statement at Renu Dadlani

Delhi, a city known for its rich cultural heritage and vibrant fashion scene, is home to some of the most exquisite hand embroidered garments. At Renu Dadlani, we take pride in offering a diverse range of hand embroidered garments in Delhi that make a bold fashion statement. Our collection is a celebration of traditional craftsmanship and contemporary style, ensuring that every piece is a work of art.

The Elegance of Kashmiri Embroidery

Among our offerings, the Kashmiri Jamawar and Tilla embroidery stands out for its intricate designs and luxurious feel. The Kashmiri Jamawar Sarees are a testament to the skill and dedication of the artisans who create them. These sarees, with their detailed patterns and rich textures, are perfect for any special occasion.

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For those looking for a blend of tradition and elegance, our collection of Parsi Gara Embroidery Sarees is a must-see. We offer the latest and authentic Parsi Gara Sarees Online, featuring beautiful hand embroidery that tells a story with every stitch. You can easily buy Parsi Gara Sarees online from our store, with options that cater to different tastes and budgets. Our Parsi Gara Sarees Online price range is designed to be competitive, ensuring you get the best value for your purchase. Additionally, we provide Parsi Gara Sarees Online in India for those who prefer to shop from the comfort of their homes.

Diverse Range of Handcrafted Attire

Our diverse collection also includes Kashmiri embroidery sarees in Delhi, which are perfect for those who appreciate the art of hand embroidery. We offer Parsi Gara Lehengas and Parsi Gara Suit Fabric, catering to different styles and preferences. For those in Delhi, our Parsi Gara sarees in Delhi collection is available for viewing and purchase.

Traditional Lucknowi and Chikankari Garments

Delhi’s fashion scene is incomplete without the elegance of Lucknowi Anarkalis in Delhi. These garments are perfect for both traditional and contemporary occasions. We also offer a range of Lucknowi sarees and lehengas in Delhi, ideal for weddings and festive events. Our Designer Bridal trousseau collection is curated to ensure every bride looks her best on her special day.

The Chikankari Anarkalis Sarees in Delhi and Chikankari Embroidery Sarees Delhi are also part of our extensive collection. Known for their delicate and intricate embroidery, these sarees are a favorite among fashion enthusiasts. You can find Chikankari Designer Sarees in Delhi and Chikankari Sarees in Delhi at our store. For those who prefer online shopping, we offer the convenience to Buy Chikankari Sarees online in India.

Catering to All Fashion Needs

Our collection doesn’t stop at sarees. We also have Chikankari lehengas in Delhi and Lucknow Chikankari Sarees delhi. Whether you are looking for a designer Chikankari Saree or a specific piece from a chikankari saree shop in Delhi, we have something for everyone. Our offerings include chikankari bridal saree in delhi and lucknow chikankari georgette sarees in Delhi, perfect for various occasions.

For those interested in traditional wear, we provide Lucknawi lehengas in delhi and authentic lucknowi sarees in delhi. Our collection also includes Chikankari lehengas in delhi and Chikankari anarkalis in delhi, catering to different tastes and preferences. Additionally, our handcrafted lehengas in delhi and designer handcrafted garments are perfect for those looking for unique, high-quality attire.

Conclusion

At Renu Dadlani, we take pride in offering a wide range of hand embroidered garments in Delhi. From Lucknowi suit fabrics in Delhi to Designer Chikankari Sarees and Chikankari Sarees Online shopping in Delhi, our collection is designed to cater to all your fashion needs. Whether you are looking for handcrafted lehengas or a pure georgette chikankari saree, we have something for everyone. Visit us today to explore our exquisite collection and make a fashion statement like never before.

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Death, a reappearing event in the Gandhi family

The Nehru-Gandhi family governed India for almost 50 years out of the total 74 years since our independence. As we approach our 75th Independence day, we should learn about the period of deaths the history of our politics saw in the early years. All of this started with the assassination of the father of India-"Mahatma Gandhi" who was not in politics but his death was the beginning of a series of deaths. First, let's rewind a little bit.

While there are various theories revolving around how the Gandhi name was acquired. The first story that I was told as a kid which has now been proven to be wrong by the internet goes as follows, Feroze Jehangir Ghandy was a Muslim and Jawaharlal Nehru, the first prime minister of India did not approve of an inter-religion marriage of his daughter Indira Gandhi, the first and only woman prime minister of India. Mahatma Gandhi decided to adopt Feroze and then convince Jawaharlal Nehru to marry him with Indira. His name changed to Feroze Gandhi and Indira Nehru became Indira Gandhi. Thus, started the legacy of The Gandhi Family.

On further research from different articles on google, a different story was discovered. Feroze Ghandy was a Parsi and a politician along with being an activist who was inspired by the works of Mahatma Gandhi and hence changed the spelling of his surname. He married Indira Nehru who then became Indira Gandhi.

The first death the Gandhi family saw was Mahatma Gandhi's assassination which occurred on 30th January 1948 when Nathuram Godse shot 3 bullets for what he thought would lead him to be celebrated across the whole nation. Instead, he was hanged.

Indira Gandhi one the day of her death. She was wearing a beautiful saffron saree.

Then followed Indira Gandhi. While some people celebrate Indira Gandhi's era some believe it to be the darkest period of Indian democracy. She was shot 33 bullets on 31 October 1984 by her two Sikh bodyguards Satwant Singh and Beant Singh. Operation Blue Star was ordered by Indira Gandhi and was carried between 1 June to 8 June 1984. It was to remove leader Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale and his followers from the buildings of the Harmandir Sahib complex in Amritsar, Punjab. This operation led to many casualties from both sides and the reason many people turned against Indira Gandhi-The Iron Woman of India. Allegedly Indira Gandhi had predicted her own death a day before in her speech given at Bhubaneswar. She said, "I am here today, I may not be here tomorrow. Nobody knows how many attempts have been made to shoot me I do not care whether I live or die. I have lived a long life and I am proud that I spend the whole of my life in the service of my people." The Sikh bodyguards were to be removed after the blue star operation but Indira believed this would create her image as anti-Sikh, a life-threatening mistake she did. Following her death, riots broke out across the whole country.

Rajiv Gandhi was in Contai, 150 km away from Calcutta when Indira Gandhi was shot. He was asked to be the next prime minister following his mother's demise.

Rajiv Gandhi on the day of his death.

This was not the end of the circle of death looming over the Gandhi family. The successive prime minister Rajiv Gandhi took the office in 1984. He was the youngest prime minister of India at the age of 40 and governed from 1984-1989. Like Indira Gandhi, Rajiv Gandhi also anticipated his own death a few moments before the bombing. Neena Gopal asked Rajiv whether he felt his life was at risk, to which Rajiv Gandhi said, "Have you noticed how every time any South Asian leader of any import rises to a position of power or is about to achieve something for himself or his country, he is cut down, attacked, killed look at Mrs. Indira Gandhi, Sheikh Mujib, look at Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, at Zia-ul-Haq, Bandaranaike."

Gopal says within minutes of making the statement that hinted he was aware that he was a likely target of dark forces at play, Rajiv himself would be gone (Statement from India today). Following the Civil war in Sri Lanka, Rajiv Gandhi sent the military to end the uprising. Many soldiers lost their lives and LTTE could not be stopped. India then stopped its involvement in the Sri Lankan civil war, but LTTE became the enemy of Rajiv Gandhi.

He was campaigning in Madras on 21 May 1991. When he was on his way to deliver his speech, Thenmozhi Rajaratnam bent down to touch his feet and took out RDX explosive-laden belt from underneath her dress. Rajiv Gandhi, his assassin, along with 14 others died in the suicide bombing orchestrated by LTTE.

The LTTE leveraged genuine issues of linguistic discrimination, political disenfranchisement, and anti-Tamil riots in the island nation where Sinhalese-Buddhists are a majority — but adopted the politics of violence and terror as the method to attain their objective. And it was this terror that cost India’s former PM his life. (Hindustan Times)

LTTE then lost its support from Tamil. “Rajiv Gandhi was expected to come to power in the 1991 general elections. The results showed that in his death, he was stronger than in his life,” says Thiyagu.

Sanjay Gandhi in his plane

This was not all. Prior to these assassinations occurred the death of Sanjay Gandhi, the youngest son of Indira Gandhi. During the emergency period in India, Sanjay Gandhi is believed to have a really strong hold on what was happening around the country. He had a liking for adventures and did acrobats in planes. One day prior to his death he was travelling in the same plane with Maneka Gandhi who then came home and informed Indira about the plane ride, telling her to stop Sanjay from flying in that plane again. Indira talked to Sanjay about the safety of the plane. To which he replied that it would be fixed in 2-3 days. The very next day i.e 23 June 1980 Sanjay died in a plane crash. One more person who was flying the plane along with him died. He was supposed to be his mother's successor in politics.

There are many conspiracy theories regarding some of which state that Indira had her son killed. I don't think a mother and one like Indira Gandhi can do such a thing. After his death she said. "It feels like my right arm has been taken away." No one can understand the love of a mother. Moreover, there are no strong arguments backing up this conspiracy theory. One must keep in mind that Sanjay had a liking for adventures and he had been doing such acrobats in the planes for a long time. But, he was still not so experienced. It is most likely that it was an accidental death.

Rahul and Priyanka Gandhi

Flashforward to 2021 when Sonia Gandhi is the leader of the Indian National Congress, Rahul Gandhi is often portrayed as a person who is dumb in front of the public. One cannot neglect the fact that he and his sister, Priyanka Gandhi, and his brother, Varun Gandhi had a very traumatic childhood. At the mere age of 10, Rahul Gandhi saw his uncle's death followed by his grandmother who was killed by people he thought were his friends. In one of his interviews, he said he thought they were his friends. They once taught him to play badminton and out of anger, they killed his grandmother. Following Indira's death, Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi were homeschooled for security reasons. This led to their seclusion from society. After this when he was studying at Harvard he heard the news of his father's death. He shifted to Rollins College in Florida again for security reasons. The amount of trauma this family faced is a lot. Their childhood had been full of deaths and social seclusion. No one can even imagine the trauma surrounding the Gandhi family. Sonia had pleaded with Rahul not to take up politics, "I begged him not to let them do this. I pleaded with him, with others around him, too. He would be killed as well. He held my hands, hugged me, tried to soothe my desperation. He had no choice, he said, he would be killed anyway." What has politics ever given Rahul? It has taken away everything from him.

-Vrinda Kwatra

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Renu Dadlani nurtures a passion to create garments across a number of textile parallels. Her team of karigars is masters in delicate embroidery technique

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Silk Beyond the Basics: Tussar, Crepe & Parsi Work Sarees

India has a long-standing tradition of wearing silk sarees. Sarees, from the elegant Banarasi to the renowned Kancheepuram, have long been associated with elegance and cultural history. But silk sarees are about much more than just the classics! Let's take a closer look at these three exquisite silk kinds today: Parsi work sarees, crepe silk sarees, and Tussar silk sarees. 

Tussar Silk: Sustainable Elegance 

The beauty of Tussar silk lies in its duality beautiful but also eco-friendly! Unlike mulberry silk, which comes from cultivated silkworms, Tussar silk is created from wild silkworms that feed on specific trees in central India. This natural process makes Tussar silk a sustainable fashion choice. 

But sustainability isn't the only benefit. Tussar silk materials showcase a special characteristic with a slightly textured feel and an earthy style. The natural colour palette of this silk ranges from beige to a soft brown, making it a perfect for intricate zari work or for vibrant prints. Picture a classic Tussar silk saree, a soft beige tone embellished with zari embroidery – a sophisticated statement that celebrates both tradition and sustainability. 

Crepe Silk: The Master of Flowy Drape 

Craving a saree that drapes like a dream? Look no further than crepe silk sarees. This luxurious silk fabric has a slightly rough texture that creates a beautiful, flowy drape, flattering every women's style. The fabric’s versatility makes it suitable for both formal events and casual occasions. 

For an evening look, you can choose a chic crepe silk saree with delicate embroidery along the borders. The way the fabric falls creates a silhouette that radiates an image of easy elegance. But crepe silk isn't just for special events! You can also find lighter, printed crepe silk sarees in a readymade collection, perfect for a breezy summer day or a festive celebration. The versatility and effortless drape make crepe silk a must-have in any saree lover's wardrobe. 

Parsi Work Sarees: A Legacy in Every Stitch 

For those looking for a saree that's a true conversation starter, a Parsi work saree is the answer. This embroidery technique transforms these sarees into wearable pieces of art. The intricate details and rich designs tell a story of a legacy passed down through generations as an heirloom. 

While these sarees have a traditional history, you can choose to go for contemporary pieces with colourful Parsi work depicting floral patterns or geometric designs for a more modern feel. The craftsmanship of these sarees is awe-inspiring, with each stitch telling a story. Parsi work sarees are more than just clothing; it's a treasured heirloom saree that celebrates the exquisite history of this artistry. 

Exploring the Versatility of Silk 

While these three types of silk are often showcased in sarees, the beauty of silk doesn't stop there! Think beyond the traditional and explore other possibilities of silk with silk cotton materials and readymade collections. Silk cotton blends offer the feel of silk with the breathability of cotton, making them comfortable yet stylish, perfect as everyday essentials. 

Readymade collections, on the other hand, take the guesswork out of styling. You can find stunning pieces crafted from Tussar, crepe, or even silk cotton materials, all designed to flatter and elevate your style. From elegant kurtas to chic jackets, these readymade collections offer a way to incorporate the luxurious silk into your daily style. 

Celebrate Silk's Rich Tapestry with Shivane’s Boutique 

Our exploration has just scratched the surface of the captivating world of silk sarees in India. If you want to explore and get a piece of such beautiful and artistic sarees, Shivane’s Boutique is the place to go. 

Our collections are curated with sarees from different regions and unique designs, making every saree symbolic of heritage and artistry. So, the next time you want a Tussar, crepe, or Parsi work saree, come to Shivane’s Boutique Let our beautiful sarees add a touch of timeless elegance and richness to your wardrobe.

For more: Silk Beyond the Basics: Tussar, Crepe & Parsi Work Sarees

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Renu Dadlani nurtures a singular passion to create exquisite hand embroidered garments across a number of textile parallels

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Chikankari is a very delicate and intricate shadow work type of embroidery. Initially, the embroidery was done using white yarn, on colorless muslins known as tanzeb.

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Types of traditional embroidery that is exclusive to India

Embroidery in India has a history and has come a long way. With changing trends and fashion, these embroideries have also evolved. No matter what and how the embroidery is done, it always leaves a lasting impression.

Let us take a look on few of India’s embroidery techniques:

Chikankari

Originated in the capital of Uttar Pradesh, Lucknow! This embroidery was traditionally done on a white cloth with white threads. Now, Chikankari work can be found on multiple fabrics and in various colours and types like designer embroidery saree.

Chikankari is a skill acquired through heritage. This embroidery is done by tracing the patterns traced on various clothes like Muslin, georgette, chanderi, cotton, silk etc.

Zardozi

Zardosi was introduced by Mughals in the 16th century. The word zardozi came from the parsi word, meaning- zar(gold) and dosi(embroidery).

Earlier metallic threads like gold and silver were used on the velvet or silk cloth. To reduce the cost, zardozi is now done with the help of coloured plastic threads. Zardosi work can be seen in embroidered sarees, suits, lehengas etc.

Aari

The name aari came from the needle that is hooked and sharp. This embroidery was introduced by Mughals and are now practiced in Lucknow, Kashmir and Rajasthan.

The aari embroidery is done by using hooked needle to make chain stitch loops, usually using beads and sequins. This is a very intricate work as can be seen on embroidered saree online in India. If you look at it once, you will know the time and efforts it must have taken.

Kantha

Originated from east Indian states like West Bengal, Odisha and Tripura, chiefly practiced by rural women. Even if you will look at kantha work on latest embroidered saree, it will represent its roots by patterns and design.

The motifs of the embroidery include- flower, animals, celestial creatures and geometric patterns. Earlier Kantha embroidery was only done on bedsheets, cushions and household items but with gaining popularity, it is now practiced on dupttas for both male and female.

Few other famous and intricate Indian embroideries are-

·        Gota

·        Banjara

·        Phulkari

·        Toda

·        Kashmiri

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BJP attacks Mamata for ‘boycotting’ Visva Bharati event; Bengal CM says she wasn’t invited

NEW DELHI: With assembly elections in West Bengal months away, almost all events in the state are becoming a political battleground for the ruling Trinamool and its principal challenger the BJP. The centenary celebrations of Visva-Bharati in Shantiniketan on Thursday was no different. PM Modi addressed the function through video conferencing, but state chief minister Mamata Banerjee skipped the celebrations. Mamata later said she was never invited to the event. Addressing the centenary celebrations, Prime Minister Modi said the university’s hundred-year journey is very special. “Visva-Bharati is a true embodiment of Gurudev’s contemplation, vision and hard work for Maa Bharti (Mother India). This is an adorable place, which gives continuous energy to the country to fulfil Gurudev’s dreams,” he said. However, Mamata had a different take on the university and said those who are currently at the helm of the central university “play no integral part” in carrying forward Tagore’s legacy. The chief minister, however, did tweet that Visva-Bharati evokes a sense of pride, having completed 100 years of establishment. ‘Does PM practise what he preaches’ Meanwhile, hours after PM Modi’s address, senior Trinamool Congress (TMC) leader Bratya Basu asked if the PM practised what he preached. “The Prime Minister referred to the word viswa (world) in the context of acceptance in India. But does he practice this spirit of acceptance? Then what about cow vigilantes who beat people to death? Can he take responsibility for their actions,” Basu asked. Basu also took offence to PM Modi establishing a link between Tagore family and his home state Gujarat. “I did not understand why he deliberately tried to link Rabindranath Tagore with Gujarat. The Prime Minister claimed Jnanadanandini Tagore, his sister-in-law, learnt a style of draping saree from Gujarati women. It is partially true. Jnanadanandini also learnt this style from Parsi women. But, the Prime Minister is naturally reluctant to mention Parsi women.” He added Tagore is a “Viswakavi” (universal poet). “Then why is the Prime Minister so enthused on establishing his (Tagore’s) links with Gujarat. It is unfair to restrict his relevance to a particular region.” ‘Visva-Bharati’ was declared a Central University and an Institution of National Importance by an Act of Parliament in 1951. ‘Don’t drag university into political controversy’ West Bengal Governor Jagdeep Dhankhar said that the Visva-Bharati University should not be dragged into a political controversy. “Not all balls are meant to be played in the game of cricket and not all balls are meant to be spared. The university should not be dragged into a political controversy. Those who want to put Visva Bharati University into a controversy, I appeal to them to give total autonomy to the institution and the Vice-Chancellor,” Dhankhar said. Nadda attacks Mamata for ‘boycotting’ Visva-Bharati event BJP president J P Nadda accused Mamata Banerjee of “boycotting” the centenary celebrations of Visva-Bharati due to her “jealousy, and political malice and rivalry”. He also accused Mamata of denigrating the state’s culture and Rabindranath Tagore’s prestige. While attacking her in his tweets, Nadda said Modi has deep faith in the culture, literature and philosophy associated with the state and Tagore. “Now Bengal will destroy Mamata’s arrogance and give the BJP a chance of make ‘sonar Bangla’,” he said, in an apparent reference to the elections due in March-April next year. (With agency inputs)

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