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Nayanthara In A Grey Cotton Silk Saree Is An Image Of Timeless Elegance
Nayanthara can make a simple cotton silk saree look like it was made for any glamorous festival
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Festive Wear: Trendy Designer Kurtas In Silk, Cotton, Organza
Let these kurtas rule your festive wear collection this season
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You Will Love To Add These 5 Cotton Silk Sarees To Your Wardrobe
Show your love for sarees by picking these gorgeous cotton silk pieces
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Trimbakeshwar Allows Entry Of Women With Rider, Activists Resent
Amid the campaign for gender equality, the Trimbakeshwar Devasthan Trust in Maharashtra has decided to allow women into the famous Lord Shiva temple's sanctum sanctorum for an hour everyday, but with a rider that they must wear wet cotton or silk clothes while offering prayers in the core area.
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'India Using Strategic Projects as Bargaining Chip', Says Chinese Think-Tank
India is trying to use its strategic projects like 'Mausam' in the Indian Ocean as a bargaining chip to acquire "special position" in China's mega Silk Road and Maritime Silk Road initiatives, an influential state-run Chinese think-tank has claimed.
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Vultures No More a 'Bad Omen' in Nepal Village
Just five years ago, vultures were considered as harbingers of bad fortune in a village in western Nepal. So much so, that when a silk cotton tree was sheltering vultures in Madanpokhara village in Palpa district, 250 km west of Kathmandu, the villagers decided to cut the tree itself.
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Nayanthara In A Grey Cotton Silk Saree Is An Image Of Timeless Elegance
Nayanthara can make a simple cotton silk saree look like it was made for any glamorous festival
-
Festive Wear: Trendy Designer Kurtas In Silk, Cotton, Organza
Let these kurtas rule your festive wear collection this season
-
You Will Love To Add These 5 Cotton Silk Sarees To Your Wardrobe
Show your love for sarees by picking these gorgeous cotton silk pieces
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Trimbakeshwar Allows Entry Of Women With Rider, Activists Resent
Amid the campaign for gender equality, the Trimbakeshwar Devasthan Trust in Maharashtra has decided to allow women into the famous Lord Shiva temple's sanctum sanctorum for an hour everyday, but with a rider that they must wear wet cotton or silk clothes while offering prayers in the core area.
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'India Using Strategic Projects as Bargaining Chip', Says Chinese Think-Tank
India is trying to use its strategic projects like 'Mausam' in the Indian Ocean as a bargaining chip to acquire "special position" in China's mega Silk Road and Maritime Silk Road initiatives, an influential state-run Chinese think-tank has claimed.
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Vultures No More a 'Bad Omen' in Nepal Village
Just five years ago, vultures were considered as harbingers of bad fortune in a village in western Nepal. So much so, that when a silk cotton tree was sheltering vultures in Madanpokhara village in Palpa district, 250 km west of Kathmandu, the villagers decided to cut the tree itself.
