#who is shabnam

[femmenature]

please, please, please

Pairing: Marcus Lopez x f! reader

Summary: We all know Marcus listens to The Smiths. And while you were listening to them in his ro m, he confesses that you are the only thing he really wants.

Warnings: talks about abandonment.

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Good times for a change See, the luck I've had can make a good man turn bad

The Smiths was playing in the background as we hung out in Marcus' room, lucky that Shabnam wasn't here. The air was a little tense as we had an argument a few days earlier. I was determined to get away from here, I don't belong here. And he got angry as he said we were a family, his first family here. Days passed and the atmosphere calmed down, but we needed to talk.

"Hey, what are you thinking, I see you very focused on your little bubble" I spoke, interrupting the music, he raised his head and looked me in the eyes.

So please, please, please Let me, let me, let me, let me Let me get what I want this time

"Just, I was concentrating on the music…Overthinking the lyrics" his hands played with each other, anxious. "What's the one thing I'd beg to have no matter what else. What's the one thing I long for."

Haven't had a dream in a long time See, the life I've had can make a good man bad

"I always thought the idea of killing the president was the only thing keeping me alive, and, somehow I longed to kill him so I could finish myself off. Because I'd have nothing to stay here for." His gaze bore into my eyes and tears gathered in his. "And now all I pray for is for you to stay by my side because it's the only thing that gives me hope. My prayers were never heard, I'm not the right person to ask for them. But for the first time in my life I desperately ask to have you with me. So please, please, please don't abandon me, not you."

"Marcus..You are the only one who could convince me to stay here. I know this is not my place, but no matter where I go, if you are not there, then I would be incomplete" His eyes fixed on my lips as his hands caressed my cheek. Without thinking we melted into a kiss, full of love and desperation for closeness. Knowing that after this, we could not live without each other.

So, for once in my life, let me get what I want Lord knows it would be the first time Lord knows it would be the first time

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I'm not going to lie to you, I rushed doing this story because I have things to do. But 2 days without this was already too much. Thanks for reading!

[mariacallous]

YEREVAN, ARMENIA—Driving through the dark streets of Yerevan, Aram, a local taxi driver, vented his frustration: “We will hang [Prime Minister] Nikol Pashinyan,” he declared while skillfully navigating pothole-covered roads, passing by the grim Soviet-era buildings and soulless modern constructions that dot the cityscape. “We can’t rely on anyone but ourselves—not the Russians, not anyone else,” he added.

Just a week prior, in September 2023, Azerbaijan had successfully retaken the last portions of the disputed Nagorno-Karabakh region, which was previously under the control of ethnic Armenians, prompting a mass exodus of Armenians.

Baku seized the opportunity amid Western hesitancy, Turkish support, and Russian preoccupation in Ukraine, bringing a blazing end to what had long been a frozen conflict. After its victory at the end of the first war over the region in 1994, when it had tacit support from Moscow, Armenia is now coping with the strategic miscalculations of the past three decades. Abandoned by its principal ally, Russia, and watching the ferocious rhetoric from Baku, Yerevan fears another war is coming.

In 2020, Azerbaijan took control of a significant portion of the region in a decisive 44-day war that claimed thousands of lives. Many Armenians remained in the administrative center, Stepanakert, and its surroundings. Moscow brokered a cease-fire that left 2,000 Russian peacekeepers on the ground, but last year’s confrontation underscored their ineffectiveness—or their unwillingness to act.

Armenians are furious at the loss of a territory that had become a key part of national identity—but there is little solace in the face of unsettling circumstances. Defeat in the 24-hour war in September 2023 triggered demonstrations against the Armenian government, but they were small and had limited impact.

Following Azerbaijan’s takeover, tens of thousands of people left behind their lives in Nagorno-Karabakh, forming a procession of vehicles snaking along mountain paths.

“The reality hasn’t fully sunk in,” said Johnny Melikyan, a research fellow at the Yerevan-based Orbeli Center, in an interview with Foreign Policy. “People hoped that Russian peacekeepers would take action. There are rising anti-Russian sentiments, but people are also disappointed by the inaction of the international community,” he added.

The collapse of the Soviet Union caused a bloody war between Armenia and Azerbaijan, leaving trail of atrocities on both sides, tens of thousands of casualties, and hundreds of thousands of displaced Azerbaijanis.

Armenian authorities report that between 95 percent and 99 percent of the approximately 120,000 Armenians who remained in Karabakh have fled, raising concerns of what Yerevan sees as ethnic cleansing.

“We’ve lived on this land all my life,” said Marut Vanyan, a local activist who had to leave Karabakh. “I witnessed the first war, the 2020 conflict, and now this … life has been a journey through hell,” he shared over the phone. “It’s difficult to envision the future. I can’t comprehend what lies ahead,” he said. When asked if he would ever consider living under Azerbaijani control, he replied, “I can’t answer that right now. Right now, even living in Yerevan is a challenge.”

Azerbaijanis are settling back in the recaptured land. Shabnam Ugurlu said that she was 6 when she left Karabakh in 1992. Now she has returned to her house in Lachin, where she teaches at the local school. “We left on the back of a truck, stuck together, fearing that Armenian soldiers would attack us,” she recalled bitterly. Could she envision having Armenian neighbors? “Right now, it would be difficult,” she said, “but as time passes, and if Armenians choose to stay, it could happen.”

In the aftermath of the 2023 war, Yerevan itself seemed strangely untouched by the turmoil.   “All conflicts must end at some point,” a high level Armenian official had confided when I visited the country in mid-2023. This, however, was not the ending that Yerevan had hoped for.

The 2020 war served as a moment of clarity for many. The government in Yerevan began to ponder if relying on Moscow for security guarantees was a mistake. Armenia took measured steps to signal its readiness to get closer to the West, but it has paid its dues to Moscow nevertheless and refrained from dramatic moves, fearing a half-hearted Western welcome and understanding its own heavy dependence on Moscow.

For 30 years, the country received diplomatic and military support from Russia, adamantly refusing to compromise with Baku, which allowed Armenia to maintain its grip on Nagorno-Karabakh. Pashinyan is the first leader of the country to have no direct link with Nagorno-Karabakh. The previous governments and opposition, however, were closely connected to the Karabakh authorities, and they maintained direct links with Moscow. Yerevan never officially recognized Artsakh (the official Armenian name for Nagorno-Karabakh) as an independent entity, nor as part of its own state, maintaining its strange quasi-state status while providing its budget and security.

But in 2018, as the relationship with Moscow started to sour and tired of a corrupt elite that mismanaged the country, the public took to the streets. Pashinyan, a young civil society activist, came to power after a peaceful revolution. Pashinyan initially paid his respects to Moscow. But soon, the relationship soured.

“Pashinyan’s rise to power was a challenge to [Russian President Vladimir] Putin, much like what happened in Georgia and Ukraine,” said Richard Giragosian, the director of Yerevan-based Regional Policy Center. Both countries were invaded by Russia after they tried to move out of Moscow’s orbit.

“Georgia and Ukraine changed their foreign policy after the [Rose and Maidan] revolutions, and they faced repercussions. We didn’t make any changes, but we were still punished,” said Armen Grigoryan, the head of Armenia’s National Security Council, during a trip I made to the country back in March 2023.

As the second war between Baku and Yerevan erupted in 2020, Moscow chose to look the other way. Armenian authorities viewed Russian reluctance as tacit approval for Baku’s actions. Russian inaction, as Grigoryan insinuated, was partly intended to punish Pashinyan.

“I can assure you that without Russia, Azerbaijan would never have undertaken such significant moves against Nagorno-Karabakh,” Grigoryan said, using blunter language than when he speaks to Russian media.. “Following the 2020 war, we had to reevaluate our security situation,” he added.

“The tail doesn’t wag the dog anymore,” Giragosian said.

Moscow’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine and disastrous performance there dashed any remaining hopes that Karabakh Armenians may have harbored for Russian support.

Ahead of the September war and in the weeks after it, Pashinyan’s government desperately began seeking alternative alliances and moving away from Russia.

The government recalled its representative from the Russia-dominated Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO), ratified the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court (which issued an arrest warrant for Putin), conducted small-scale military exercises with the United States, and openly expressed doubts about Moscow’s ability to ensure its security, with Pashinyan referring to the two nations’ relationship as a “strategic mistake.”

But Armenia’s dependence on Moscow runs deep. Russia maintains a military base in Gyumri, controls two of Armenia’s four borders, supplies most of its energy, and remains its top trading partner. Armenia is part of the Moscow-run Eurasian Economic Union.

“Armenia has mortgaged its independence in exchange for security guarantees,” Giragosian told me. Yerevan kept its head down throughout the Ukraine war, remaining silent on the matter. “We are hiding in the bathrooms of the U.N. and New York traffic,” he said.

But Yerevan’s quest for new partners may merely be an attempt to make Moscow jealous. Although the government decided to miss the last gathering of the Russia-led Commonwealth of Independent States, the prime minister attended the Eurasian Economic Union summit in December in Saint Petersburg.

“What has really changed? Did we leave the Eurasian Economic Union or CSTO? No. The Eurasian Economic Union isn’t a union, and it’s not economic. Both are forms of loyalty to Russia,” said Alexander Iskandaryan, a Yerevan-based political scientist.

None of this worked. Diplomatic rhetoric and appeals from the United States and Europe did nothing to deter Azerbaijan. Baku, tired of years spent in meeting rooms at peacebuilding conferences, swapped diplomacy for drones. And Moscow, claiming that its security agreement didn’t cover the disputed territory, refused to act.

Yerevan, heavily reliant on Russian arms, had lost its military edge to Azerbaijan, which garnered support from Turkey and procured weapons from Israel. It will take decades to rebuild a military that can face Azerbaijan—and Yerevan may not have that much time.

The Armenian population, like the government, feels betrayed by the Russian leadership. In a survey conducted in 2018 by International Republican Institute (IRI), 84 percent of Armenians considered Russia a political partner, with only 6 percent seeing it as a threat. As of March 2023, those numbers stood at 50 percent and 24 percent, respectively.

Approaching two young women in their mid-20s on the street to ask for directions, I initially addressed them in Russian, only to be met with anger and silence. When I switched to English, their mood visibly lightened. It reminded me of Kyiv and Tbilisi, where speaking Russian is no longer welcome—as a reflection of changing geopolitical situations.

Many members of the newer generation of Armenians, like in Georgia and Ukraine, is Western-educated and fluent in English, whether they are part of civil society, the government, or even pro-Russian political parties. The country finds itself caught between geopolitical realities and the quest for a better life.

“There is a disparity between mental and physical geography,” Iskandaryan observed. “If you ask people on the street who they are, they will say they are Europeans. They all dream of going to the West, for holidays or education. … But when you look at the map, it is what it is.”

The exodus of Armenians from Karabakh has created a burgeoning humanitarian crisis in Armenia. The country of 2.8 million remains one of the poorest nations in the region. Poverty and desperation are pervasive. Yerevan must provide for more than 100,000 people who fled Nagorno-Karabakh when the government was already coping with an influx of around 100,000 Russians escaping Russia’s war in Ukraine.

“There are seismic shifts happening in the region and an unsettling amount of uncertainty. Many are watching to see how the status quo will evolve in the context of the Ukraine war,” said Melikyan, the researcher from the Orbeli Center.

The status quo may not hold long enough for Pashinyan, either. He won the last parliamentary elections, held in 2021, comfortably, despite military defeat in the 2020 war. But things may turn out differently this time around.

“For us, the page of Armenian Nagorno-Karabakh isn’t turned,” said Hayk Mamijanyan, a member of the opposition Republican Party. “Pashinyan brought blood and suffering to our country. … Armenia was left completely isolated because of him,” he emphasized.

But Pashinyan’s predecessors have a lot of work to do to regain public confidence. “Ultimately, people do not solely blame Pashinyan. They understand that it was 30 years of corruption and a flawed system that led to our military defeat,” said Edmond Manukyan, Armenia’s ambassador-at-large.

Armenia has still not given up its claims. “[The government] does not want to create casus belli, but of course, they know things can change. Azerbaijan waited for 30 years,” Melikyan said, when I asked if Armenian authorities are resigned to the current reality.

As the Russia-Ukraine war drags on without a clear end in sight, and with Russia and the West preoccupied with it, Armenian officials are facing a hard choice—whether or not to abandon the Russia that betrayed them without any sign of strong commitment from the Western allies.

Down the road lies another challenge—Turkey. Armenian officials are talking to Turkish colleagues to normalize relations. Ankara, however, wants Yerevan to reach an agreement with Baku before it agrees to push rapprochement ahead.

“For Armenia, much of the desire to normalize relations with Turkey isn’t about Turkey; it’s about a Western shift,” Giragosian said, maintaining that Yerevan acknowledges that closer ties with the West hinge on the restoration of diplomatic relations with Ankara.

But is the West prepared to embrace this shift?

U.S. engagement in the South Caucasus significantly weakened over the years leading up to the war in Ukraine because of shifting international priorities and the general decline of U.S. engagement abroad under the administrations of former Presidents Barack Obama and Donald Trump, a trend that has continued through the administration of President Joe Biden. The inability to deter Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 has left populations in the region wary of Western promises and afraid for their security. Armenians may not trust Russia—but they don’t place much more faith in the West.

[darkmaga-returns]

Friday October 18, 2024 Truth Bomb

Karen Bracken

Protect Your Child from “Digital Cocaine,” Expert Warns by Alex Newman - ARTICLE/VIDEO (14 min.)

Your Government Has Been Captured written by Shabnam Palesa Mohamed (World Council for Health and CHD Leader Africa) ARTICLE

Why is the U.S. in the U.N? by Kathleen Marquardt VP of the American Policy Center - ARTICLE

Why is the U.S. Department of Defense giving $90 million to a private corporation to reopen an old lithium mine in Western North Carolina? - ARTICLE

****URGENT**** - TN Dept. of Health Encouraging Tennesseans including pregnant women and children as young as 6 months to take 3 vaccines at one time - do your homework before rolling up your sleeve or subjecting your baby to any “vaccine” - While this is happening in TN I am sure other states are doing it too. There is no doubt this is coming straight from the federal government. Remember all of our federal “health” agencies are in bed with big pharma - Kroger markets here in TN is offering $5 if you get one shot and $20 if you multiple shots. Who is paying for this? YOU and I am paying for it - 20 min. VIDEO

Here is just one of many articles written about the RSV. Dr. Meryl Nass has written extensively about the RSV shot. And we already know the COVID shot is not safe nor is it effective. The flu shot also has a known low effective rate as well. Again, do your research before you allow anyone to inject something into your body or the body of your child. ARTICLE

Kamala’s Fox News Fumble: Staffers Throw In The Towel To End It [WATCH] - Kamala’s FOX Interview - Would someone please clue these leftist Democrats in to the fact that America is NOT A DEMOCRACY!!! - ARTICLE

Major Lawsuit Filed Against Biden Admin Over Allegedly Blocking Noncitizen Voter Checks - we have a lawless regime running this country - ARTICLE

[farsight-the-char]

Apparently Genestealers can get swayed to Chaos, as this bit from the recent White Dwarf Indicates. The Warp Mechanicum energies, at least.

I bet Chaos Mutation can override GSC infections, to varying degrees.

This adds a new layer to potential Chaos VS Tyranid conflicts.

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Kind of validates my idea for a Tzeentch Socereress who was a former GSC Magus, but was "Redeemed" by the Thousand Sons. I name her Shabnam.

[celluloidrainbow]

शबनम मौसी | SHABNAM MAUSI (2005) dir. Yogesh Bharadwaj Born to a wealthy and privileged family, Shabnam is sent to live in house of hijras as an infant for being intersex. When one of the members of her household kills the woman who raised her in a fit of rage, Shabnam is blamed for the crime and is forced to go underground, relocating to a town where she comes to the rescue of a girl being attacked by a group of men. Shabnam’s heroic act makes her a minor celebrity in the village, and she decides to use her new recognition to help drive a corrupt politician from office in an upcoming election. Inspired by the true story of Shabnam Mausi, the first Hijra to be elected to public office in India. (link in title)

[lgbtqiamuslimpedia]

Shabnam Banu

Birth : 1955

Ethnicity : Indian

Occupation : Politician,HIV activist,dancer, trans rights activist,social worker

Alma mater : N/A

Gender : Third gender

Sexuality : N/A

Party : Jeeti Jitayi Politics

Shabnam Bano or Banu is an Indian-born hijra , who is popular by the name Shabnam Mausi. She is also a prominent figure in trans rights movement.

Shabnam was the first hijra person to be elected as MLA in South Asia. She was an active member of the Madhya Pradesh State's Legislative Assembly (from 1998 to 2003). She inspired many hijras/kinners/khawaja saras in India to take up politics and participate in 'mainstream activities' in India, giving up their traditional roles as dancers, prostitutes and beggars.

Early life

Shabnam was born as intersex person in 1955. Shabnam's father gave her a masculine name Chandra Prakash. He was a police and a Brahmin hindu. After Shabnam's birth, he gave her to a local hijra community. Because he thought that his honour could be decreased in the society if someone find out that his child is an intersex.

Shabnam was adopted by Halima, a muslim hijra under the guru-chela kinship.In this matrilineal kinship Halima became her new mother (guru maa) & leader. Her guru nani (hijra grandma in guru-chela kinship) gave her a new name Shabnam Bano. Despite being a hijra, she attended only 2 years of primary schooling. Then she started begging, dancing in marriage & different occasion like other hijras.

Faith

From her early childhood she was raised in an interfaith Hijra dera (household). She practiced a religious syncretism, sometimes worshiping to hindu gods, sometimes praying in the dargah. After leaving the hijra community, Shabnam chosed brahmin lifestyle. Although she kept her muslim name Shabnam Banu.

[dear-indies]

Hello! I'm desesperatly researching some iranian actresses who are in her fifties. (minimum age would be 48 years old) She'll be Shohreh Aghdashloo's daughter, and until now, I found only 40 years old actresses. I'll be very grateful if you're anything in your mind, please. Thank to you!

Shirin Bina (1964) Iranian.

Laya Zanganeh (1965) Iranian.

Rabeh Oskouie (1966) Iranian.

Jasmin Tabatabai (1967) Iranian / German.

Parisa Johnston (1968) Iranian.

Catherine Bell (1968) Iranian / Scottish.

Ateneh Faghih Nasiri (1968) Iranian - has multiple sclerosis.

Nasrin Moghanloo (1968) Iranian.

Marjaneh Golchin (1969) Iranian.

Atefeh Razavi (1969) Iranian.

Mahaya Petrosian (1970) Iranian.

Mahtab Keramati (1970) Iranian.

Pantea Bahram (1970) Iranian.

Hengameh Ghaziani (1970) Iranian.

Parivash Nazarieh (1970) Iranian.

Sima Tirandaz (1970) Iranian.

Mahtab Keramati (1970) Iranian.

Maryam Kavyani (1970) Iranian.

Maryam Moqadam (1970) Iranian.

Shabnam Tolouei (1971) Iranian.

Leila Hatami (1972) Iranian.

Hedieh Tehrani (1972) Iranian.

Shaghayegh Farahani (1972) Iranian.

Vishka Asayesh (1972) Iranian.

Shabnam Moghaddami (1972) Iranian.

Bahareh Rahnama (1973) Iranian.

Falamak Joneidi (1973) Iranian.

Sahar Zakaria (1973) Iranian.

Leyli Rashidi (1973) Iranian.

Anahita Hemmati (1973) Iranian.

Merila Zarei (1974) Iranian.

Mania Akbari (1974) Iranian.

Setareh Eskandari (1974) Iranian.

Faghiheh Soltani (1974) Iranian.

Here you go!

[bollywoodirect]

"Ye kya jagah hai dosto, ye kaun sa dayaar hai

Had-e-nigaah tak jahaan, gubaar hi gubaar hai"

Remembering Khayyam, the great composer of serene and sublime melodies, on his 4th death anniversary (19/08/19). Celebrating the musical journey of Khayyam, the maestro who left an indelible mark on Indian cinema. From his early days in Lahore, mentored by Baba Chishti, to his iconic contributions in Bollywood, his journey is awe-inspiring. Films like 'Heer Ranjha', 'Biwi', 'Shola Aur Shabnam', and 'Aakhri Khat' showcased his genius early on. His collaboration with poets, especially Sahir Ludhianvi, gave us masterpieces in 'Kabhi Kabhie' and 'Phir Subha Hogi'.

The 1981 classic 'Umrao Jaan' stands as a testament to his brilliance, with songs like "In Aankhon Ki Masti Ke" becoming evergreen hits. His work in 'Razia Sultan', especially "Aye Dil-e-Nadan", is considered a milestone. Khayyam's music, a blend of ghazals and Indian classical, was always rich in poetry and emotion. His generosity shone bright when he donated his entire wealth to support budding artists. A true maestro, his legacy will forever resonate in the corridors of Indian music

[muskanbeauty]

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[love-bookrelease]

A Dream Come True - Dharmendra by Vijay Kumar Pyarelal

About the Book

“A Dream Come True — Dharmendra” looks at the journey of the dreamer from a village. The book traces his 64-year career through his filmography and related memorabilia — right from his debut in “Dil Bhi Tera Hum Bhi Tere” (1960) till date. It talks his childhood and youth, when he nurtured a desire to become an actor like Dilip Kumar, and how he took part in the “All India Talent Contest” sponsored by Filmfare, the popular entertainment magazine from the Times of India group, in cooperation with legendary film-makers Bimal Roy and Guru Dutt who paved the way for him to get a foothold in the industry. It also charts his journey, beginning in the black-and-white era, his

struggles, hurdles, accomplishments. The book further delves into how O.P. Ralhan’s “Phool Aur Patthar” became a turning point in his career and Bollywood’s first original “He-Man“ was born. Readers will embark on a pictorial journey of the actor who gave the maximum number of Platinum, Golden and Silver Jubilees to the Hindi film world by way of his ability to move efficiently in the characters portrayed in Shola Aur Shabnam , Bandini, Anupama, Devar, Satyakam, Mera Naam Joker, Pratigya, Chupke Chupke , Sholay, Dharam Veer, Dillagi , Ghulami, Hukumat, Hathyar and many more.

The book also gives a peek into films that were never completed — “Rano”, “Samson and Delilah” , “Devdas” “Chanakya Aur Chandragupta” and “Dagdar Babu”. Then, there is “Pakeezah” in which he was replaced by Raaj Kumar on its resumption in the late sixties. About the Author

Vijay Kumar was born in a middle class family to a Postal Clerk in Agra (Uttar Pradesh) and grew up in a caring environment in Ajmer City of Rajasthan from where he did his educational qualifications. He served for thirty-seven and half years in Indian Railways at Western Railway, Mumbai and now living a happy retired life with family in Kharghar, Navi Mumbai. He had a long desire to publish a book, based on the filmography of the iconic actor Dharmendra Ji for which he shall be very grateful to his wife Mrs. Rekha Kumar and daughters Anupama and Mamta for their kind support and motivation to fulfill his desire. Shop Now on Amazon, Flipkart and BlueroseOne

[learnjkbose]

Who is Heavier Class 3rd Math Solutions

The chapter “Who is Heavier” is Chapter 8 from Merry Math III for students of Class 3rd of JKBOSE. In a previous post, you read about Times Goes on Answers Page No 107 to Page No 112. The particular post is about Who is Heavier Class 3rd Math Solutions. Let’s get started: Who is Heavier Class 3rd Math Solutions Gur (jaggery) and Groundnuts Shabnam loved to eat jaggery (gur) and groundnuts. One…

[atimefordragons]

i didnt know your father hating pakistan for ruined bangldesh and i had seen bangldeshi bengali movies whom i enjoyed and was your mom was fan of Shabnam, a actress who acted in paksitani and bangdeshi movies?

he doesn't hate pakistan, well, not individual pakistani's, he just has very vivid memories of the war, and the war crimes (he specifically mentions rapes carried out by the army, which I'm sure some of the freedom fighters probably did too cause men).

and idek who that is honestly, I did not and do not like watching bengali stuff, like, no offense to mummy aur daddy, but bengali movies are worse than hindi tv dramas. they're so ridiculous and over-acted nonsense. there was one actress who was pretty good, idr her name, she still does stuff, I see the ads, she's gotta be like 40 now? kinda looks like Preity Zinta tbh, but whatever, she's being wasted in all these dumb romance dramas with an absolute loser while she plays an independent boss girl, like??? no babe, you do not need to marry down, especially to a loser who is pissy about you being better than him.

the only desi thing all three of us watch together is KBC cause we opiniated and do not share many interests, and we are very annoying when trying to watch things together, especially me, who will say that hot girl should not be with that ugly old man.

[swagsuitking]

Sojat mehndi factory

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Sojat Mehndi Powder and Organic Henna Powder for Hair

Sojat Mehndi Powder is a versatile product used for both body art and hair coloring. Its finely milled texture ensures a lump-free paste that is easy to apply. For those seeking an organic option, the market also offers Organic Henna Powder for Hair. This variant is free from pesticides and artificial additives, making it a safe and eco-friendly choice.

Henna cones are a popular choice for intricate designs and temporary tattoos. Brands like Kashish Mehndi Cone, Instant Red Mehndi Cone, Shabnam Mehndi Cone, and Neeta Mehendi Cone offer a range of options. Kashish and Shabnam are known for their deep, rich stains, while Instant Red provides a striking red hue, perfect for special occasions. Neeta Mehendi Cone is another trusted name, favored for its consistency and long-lasting color.

Natural Henna Cone and Henna Special Oil

Natural Henna Cones are crafted to deliver the best of traditional henna art. These cones are pre-filled with fresh henna paste, ensuring convenience and ease of use. To enhance the color and longevity of the henna stain, Henna Special Oil is often used. This oil is typically applied before the henna paste, acting as a catalyst to deepen the color and make it last longer.

For those who prefer DIY hair treatments, Mehendi Powder for Hair is an excellent option. This powder can be mixed with water or other natural ingredients to create a nourishing hair mask that not only colors but also strengthens the hair. The rise of e-commerce has made it easier to access these products, with various Mehndi Shops Online offering a wide range of henna powders, cones, and related accessories.

Marwari Athana Mirchi

In addition to henna, Rajasthan is also famous for its spices. Marwari Athana Mirchi is a type of chili pepper from the Marwar region, known for its unique flavor and moderate heat. It is often used in traditional Rajasthani cuisine to add a spicy kick to dishes.

The henna industry in Rajasthan, particularly in Sojat, continues to thrive, offering a diverse range of products that cater to different needs. Whether it's for hair coloring, body art, or culinary uses, the quality and authenticity of Rajasthani henna and related products remain unmatched. With the convenience of online shopping, accessing these traditional products has never been easier, allowing people worldwide to experience the rich heritage of Rajasthan.

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best interior designers in Delhi

Delhi is a bustling city known for its rich history, culture, and architectural marvels. In recent years, it has also become home to some of the most talented interior designers in India, who are redefining modern living with their creative flair. Here’s a look at a few of the best interior designers in Delhi who are known for their unique designs and exceptional attention to detail.

Gauri Khan Designs Gauri Khan is a well-known name in the world of luxury interiors. Her design studio in Delhi specializes in high-end residential and commercial spaces, blending elegance with contemporary aesthetics.

Shabnam Gupta Famed for her eclectic and vibrant designs, Shabnam Gupta has made a mark in Delhi with her out-of-the-box approach. She effortlessly combines modern elements with traditional accents to create personalized spaces.

Morphogenesis Morphogenesis is one of India’s leading design firms, focusing on sustainable architecture and interior design. Their projects in Delhi showcase a perfect blend of functionality, innovation, and environmental responsibility.

These designers are setting trends and raising the bar in interior design. Whether you seek luxurious, modern, or eco-friendly designs, these professionals in Delhi have the expertise to bring your vision to life.

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Meet Darshan Hiranandani: A Visionary Entrepreneur

Darshan Hiranandani is a renowned Indian businessman known for his leadership roles in various companies. Let’s delve into some details about him:

Background and Family:

Darshan Hiranandani was born on October 13, 1981, in Mumbai, Maharashtra, India. He is the son of Niranjan Hiranandani, the co-founder of the Hiranandani Group, a prominent real estate giant headquartered in Mumbai.

His mother, Kamal Hiranandani, is also involved in business.

Darshan has an elder sister named Priya Vandrevala, who is an entrepreneur based in London. Priya is married to Cyrus Vandrevala, a London-based businessman. In 2009, Darshan married Neha Jhalani, an author. Neha is the daughter of Delhi-based businessman Pradeep Jhalani and his wife, Shabnam Jhalani. The couple has two children.

Career:

Darshan Hiranandani started his career as a businessman in 2009 by founding the H-Energy Group of Companies in Mumbai. Later, he joined the Hiranandani Group and played a crucial role in expanding its real estate business globally. As part of the board of directors, he was instrumental in setting up the Dr. L.H. Hiranandani Hospital, a non-profit venture under the Hiranandani Foundation.

In summary, Darshan Hiranandani’s journey as a visionary entrepreneur has been marked by both achievements and challenges. His contributions to the business world continue to shape the landscape of real estate and infrastructure in India and beyond

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Darshan Hiranandani's Wife Approach to Life's Challenges

Neha Jhalani Hiranandani, an accomplished author, She is Darshan Hiranandani Wife. She plays a multifaceted role in his life, serving as his confidante, advisor, and pillar of strength. Whether it’s offering valuable insights into business decisions or providing unwavering emotional support during challenging times, she stands by his side, enriching his journey with her presence.

As she continues to navigate the complexities of life with grace and poise, she serves as an inspiration to all who have the privilege of knowing her. Neha Jhalani Hiranandani is the daughter of Delhi-based businessman Pradeep Jhalani and his wife, Shabnam Jhalani. The couple got married in 2009, and they have two children together

The Importance of a Supportive Partner Behind every successful man, there is often a strong and supportive partner who stands by their side through thick and thin. Darshan Hiranandani's wife is no exception. As Darshan navigated the challenges of running a successful business, his wife played a crucial role in providing emotional support, encouragement, and practical assistance.

How Did Darshan Hiranandani's Wife Navigate Life's Challenges?

Balancing Family and Business:

Life as the wife of a successful CEO can be demanding, with long hours and high levels of stress. However, Darshan Hiranandani's wife managed to strike a balance between her family responsibilities and supporting her husband's career. She juggled multiple roles with grace and efficiency, ensuring that their home was a place of calm and stability.

Providing Emotional Support:

In times of challenge and adversity, Darshan Hiranandani's wife was his rock. She provided unwavering emotional support, lending a listening ear, offering words of encouragement, and being a pillar of strength. Her presence gave Darshan the confidence to face even the toughest of obstacles. Taking on Responsibilities:

While Darshan focussed on steering the ship of the Hiranandani Group, his wife took on various responsibilities behind the scenes. From managing household affairs to attending social events on his behalf, she played a key role in ensuring that Darshan could concentrate on his work without distractions. Being a Strategic Partner:

Darshan Hiranandani's wife was more than just a supportive spouse – she was a strategic partner in his journey to success. She provided valuable insights, offered constructive feedback, and acted as a sounding board for his ideas. Her input was instrumental in shaping key decisions and guiding the direction of the business.

Conclusion:

In conclusion, Darshan Hiranandani wife played a pivotal role in navigating life's challenges alongside her husband. Her resilience, determination, and unwavering support have been instrumental in his success. As we celebrate the achievements of Darshan Hiranandani, let us also acknowledge the unsung heroism of his wife, whose contribution has been invaluable in every step of the way.