You said go to hell. Now you are here with folded your hands, what can we do. SEBI can't sell. They don't have the manpower. You sell the property of Rs 28, crore and pay. You had time since August 31, We can't accpet this proposal. You have been telling about it for one and half years", the bench said. The amount must go to the RBI," the bench said. Annoyed with the whole state of affairs, an anguished bench said "we expect proper and better legal advice and not like this proposal.
While pulling up Saharas for allegedly making false and contradicting statements, the bench said "should every litigant behave like this? If you will do like this, what about the ordinary litigant? For two years, we have been saying please pay the money. Why you permitted your client to behave like this or did he choose to behave like this. The bench interrupted him saying "the money is not to be paid to us but to the investors" and if you say that it has to be paid to us, it will be reported in the media like that.
We need to understand that everyone has a different temperament and no two people are alike. Let go of the past and live in the present. Meet people without any baggage. Avoid meeting people with a blocked mind. If you are too careful and too on your guard, you can never come out of the past.
I come from a broken family and this has affected my psyche badly. I don't think I can ever restore my faith in the institution of marriage.
Can you help me out with it? If your parents fought then there must be reasons, but this does not mean that you nullify this institution. It is a beautiful thing to happen. Besides, the success rate of marriage in India is more than any other country, which states how many people invest their faith in it. So, go ahead and take things as they come.
Parvesh Rana, actor and anchor, will write this weekly column. If you want a piece of advice on matters concerning the heart, send your query to lifestyletribune gmail. Robots that can fool you. Researchers at the Lockheed Martin's Advanced Technology Laboratories have developed a robot that could operate around humans without being detected. The robot takes a zigzag path to avoid well-lit areas and sentries, and approaches the target building under the cover of darkness, reports New Scientist.
It builds a computer model of its surroundings and incorporates information on lines of sight. A laser scanner covertly maps its environment in 3D, and acoustic sensors distinguish nearby footsteps and their direction. According to lead engineer Brian Satterfield, the robot avoids visible detection by sentries of known locations, potential detection by sentries whose positions are unknown, areas in which the robot has no means of escape, and areas that are well lit.
To make it hard to spot in the dark, the robot was painted black. If the robot believes it is in danger of being detected by an approaching sentry, it will try to get to a place where it can hide, said Satterfield.
The robot was built with off-the-shelf components. However, he said that specialised hardware, which is more compact and quieter, would improve future robots' mobility and their ability to stay hidden.
Try a bindi with Western wear. No Indian attire is complete without an appropriate bindi, and over the years it has turned into a fashion statement not only in India but in the West as well. The number of young girls sporting bindi abroad is noticeable. Has bindi become a fad again? It fits beautifully with the Indian look, especially saris. Yes, Madonna and many other pop stars use bindi. It's fun for them to look different, but for us it creates a magic.
And, being an Indian we cannot keep ourselves apart from bindi. As Indian designers we have to create a little magic so that it breaks the barrier of being Indian to a global format," said Delhi-based designer Joy Mitra.
I might style bindi in a certain way, but honestly one has to be sure and confident about the right colour, size and with what garment it should be worn. I might use a bright red big bindi with my traditional saris or a small diamond or Swarovski bindi with my jackets," he added. The word bindi is derived from the Sanskrit word bindu which means a dot. In India, bindi is usually worn with saris and salwar kameez, but how can we make it a more global accessory? Full skirts and dresses have a lot of volume and bindis gel with them," designer Aastha Bahl suggested on how to team the bindi with Western wear.
Shilpa Rastogi, a college girl, said: "I often wear bindi with long skirts and t-shirts. I also like wearing bindi with jeans and t-shirts. It's all about how you carry it. It need not necessarily be associated with saris or salwar kameez. And if you want to make it more prominent, "Dust it with gold and silver powder or add a stud or a bead," she added.
In olden days, bindis were usually worn with vermilion powder but later sticker-bindis with glue on one side came and became a hot favourite and now they are available in various shapes and sizes.
The daily television soaps have also given a makeover to bindis. Actresses like Sudha Chandran and Uravashi Dholkai popularised bindis by trying them out in various shapes and designs. So, if you want to make a fashion statement, try bindis with with Western wear, but be innovative when it comes to designing them.
West learning from East? Poonam Bindra Getting interactive : foreign students spend time with special children Eliminating boundaries and overcoming barriers, the youth has the ability to eradicate differences between countries, cultures and nationalities.
The exchange students come and stay for a year's time enjoying the warm hospitality of a local Indian family, integrating into their lifestyle while also attending school.
Such exchange programmes have an impact on both the Indian as well as foreign students. From personal confidence to social satisfaction, they help mould vast aspects of an individual's personality. Mostly in the age group of years, these enthusiastic young students are keen not only to savour the Indian hospitality but also to take up social welfare projects.
French national martin Duplay, Norwegian lass Liza Yvonne Mele, Brazilian citizen Luiza Honon have voluntarily opted to assist in the teaching and rehabilitation of students of Nirdosh school for the mentally challenged in Sarabha Nagar. Impressed by the school and atmosphere, Martin, looking suave in a white kurta pyjama, says that he likes the respectful student-teacher relationship in India.
The children are taught to make myriad objects ranging from bags, candles, holi colours, wrapping sheets to various decorative items. The students said NIRDOSH should be expanded and more teachers should be recruited to enhance the social cognitive powers of these special children.
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An Aquarian friend may create a problem. Tarot message: Resolve conflicts through discussion, meditation and understanding. Lucky colour: Forest green. Keep receipts of transactions and read the fine print.
Mental and physical energy can be successfully combined. Be gentle with subordinates. Routine travel is advisable. Tarot message: Beware of judging people too harshly. Lucky colour: Ebony.
Postpone signing important documents. Beloved brings love and warmth. The lure of alcohol may appeal to some Cancerians but try not to overdo it. Tarot message: Make a choice and then live with the outcome of your decision. Lucky colour: Yellow. LEO: An upswing in your earnings keeps you in high spirit. Family relationship can be restored to harmony. Sportsmen should focus on exercise. Do not bite more than you can chew.
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Retail inflation rises marginally to 4. Critics said it ruled billboards because of its simplicity and youth. A host of singers had sung the song with music by Vishal-Shekhar. So much so that Thai-American singer Tata Young even did an Hinglish version of the song that became equally popular. Sunidhi Chauhan sang the original track while Pritam Chakraborty gave the music.
The title track Kal Ho Na Ho won the award for the track of the year and the lead singer Sonu Nigam and music composers Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy too got many awards including the national award. Its signature moves were by Saroj Khan. Shankar Mahadevan, Shaan, KK won various award in the best playback singer category.
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