November 19, 2020

Opposing Resettlement Of Syrian/Iraqi Refugees

Some Democrats touted a different approach, promising legislation in the Senate to tighten a visa waiver program that intelligence experts say can be exploited by Islamic State terrorists or others planning US attacks.Some Republicans have said some refugees could be terrorists bent on attacking the United States, noting reports that at least one Paris attacker may have slipped into Europe among migrants registered in Greece.Islamic State terrorists released a video on Thursday threatening the White House with suicide bombings and car blasts.

Denouncing the "spasm of rhetoric" over refugees, Obama said refugees already faced the most vigorous vetting process Lycra Fabric for anyone admitted to the country."This is an area where additional scrutiny and reforms could be useful in enhancing the national security of the United States," he was quoted as saying. An aide to Ohio Republican Senator Rob Portman said his office got 2,710 calls between Monday and Wednesday opposing resettlement of Syrian/Iraqi refugees in the United States, versus only 58 in favor.The US Department of Homeland Security said members of two Syrian families - two men, two women and four children - turned themselves in to US authorities in Laredo, Texas, on the Mexican border."
To ask me to have my FBI director or other members of the administration make personal guarantees would effectively grind the program to a halt," Lynch told reporters at a news briefing with FBI Director James Comey. He said it was important to act quickly "when our national security is at stake.Earnest said White House staff was talking with members of Congress on reforming the program.Lawmakers have been receiving an unusually large number of calls on the issue.
Republican House Speaker Paul Ryan said the bill would pause the program the White House announced in September to admit 10,000 Syrian refugees over the next year.Ben Carson, a leading 2016 Republican presidential candidate, likened Syrian refugees to "a rabid dog running around your neighborhood," and said admitting them would put Americans at risk.It would require that high-level officials - the FBI director, the director of national intelligence and homeland security secretary verify that each Syrian refugee poses no security risk. It now goes to the Senate, also controlled by Republicans, where its prospects remained uncertain."
After the House vote, Obama's attorney general, Loretta Lynch, called such screening both impractical and impossible.'Spasm of Rhetoric'Speaking in Manila after meeting with Canada's prime minister, Obama said America had always been open to allowing people from war zones to find refuge in the United States, where they become "part of the fabric of American life"."The White House had said Obama would veto the House bill because it would introduce .
"unnecessary and impractical requirements" that would hamper efforts to help some of the world's most vulnerable people without providing meaningful additional security for Americans.Senate Democratic Leader Harry Reid said there was "no way" the House bill would pass in the Senate.While many Americans see the United States historically as welcoming to immigrants, accepting refugees from Syria has raised concerns the newcomers may pose a national security threat in a country where about 3,000 people were killed by al Qaeda terrorists in the September 11, 2001, attacks. 

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November 12, 2020

Colourful Anita Dongre Dress

She also seemed very comfortable in it and with the weather and everything, the silhouette, the fabric as well as the colours were very apt. The dress was so comfortable and breezy that it made her look like the perfect tourist with a penchant for fashion!” Urvashi Kaur agrees and adds, "It was very much in the vibe, very casual and had this really bohemian touch to it. As the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge spend their first day in India, fashion circles are abuzz with the Duchess’ style choices. 

The fact that she kept the sensibility of Indian aesthetics in mind and chose to wear a brightly coloured gown while in India instead of the typically grey, white or black gowns that they usually wear in Britain is something that I really admired about her.”Finally, the cobalt blue evening gown by the Wholesale jacquard fabric Duchess’s favourite British designer, Jenny Packham, drew a fairly mixed bag of reactions, much like the McQueen ensemble.Ever since the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, Prince William and Kate Middleton, have landed on Indian turf, fashion circles have been abuzz about the lady‘s elegant style choices.
Kate Middleton shines in an Anita Dongre tunic dress as she pays a visit to Banganga tank Mumbai with Prince William. She always looks fairly flawless.| NANDINI D. Kate looked extremely charming and down-to-earth in it, which I personally found very appealing. 
It’s tough to fault her, actually, because she’s a very safe dresser in general, but there is something deliberately understated about her that suits her very much. It was nice to see her enjoying colours, silhouettes and prints a little more here. I also thought she was styled very well, very elegantly. Rishi Raj, who feels that the choice of this particular Anita Dongre dress served to make monarchy more relatable and accessible, affirms, "I totally loved Kate’s choice of the mint and berry-hued Mughal-inspired tunic dress. It would have added another dimension to her look. This looked like a fairly regular red carpet appearance and she looked older than she really is too. While Anupama avers that the red Alexander McQueen number wasn’t really Kate’s style and she would’ve preferred a minimalist Indian garment instead, Nida feels that the silhouette was the real problem.
 Beginning with a chic Alexander McQueen ensemble with paisley prints and peplum detailing, the Duchess went on to sport a relaxed and colourful Anita Dongre dress from the designer’s recent ‘Love Notes’ collection as she paid a visit to Oval Maidan in Mumbai to meet children from Indian charities, finishing the day off with a cobalt blue style crescendo in a beautiful, intricately embroidered full-length gown by British designer Jenny Packham. I would have preferred her in something more modern and generic because the Thai silhouette is a bit out of place within an Indian context,” she says.” 
Celebrity stylist Rishi Raj and designers Anupama Dayal and Nida Mahmood beg to differ, however. "I’m not so sure about the blue gown, to be honest,” Anupama says and adds, "See, she is a great model for any garment so it’s hard to find fault in how she looks because there’s really nothing that she doesn’t do justice too.”I also thought it was a more playful choice of attire as compared to what she usually wears back home in England.

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November 10, 2020

A Model Displays A Creation

The Amazon India Fashion Week kicked off at Jawahar Lal Nehru Stadium on Wednesday, marking the start of the fall/winter 2016 presentations by several Indian designers. A model displays a creation by Varun Bahl during the Amazon India Fashion Week in New Delhi. (Photo: PTI) The Amazon India Fashion Week kicked off at Jawahar Lal Nehru Stadium on Wednesday, marking the start of the fall/winter 2016 presentations by several Indian designers.

With Varun Bahl, Gaurav Jai Gupta, Hemant and Recycled Fabric suppliers Nandita, Pallavi Mohan, Shantanu and Nikhil, Kiran Uttam Ghosh, Rina Dhaka and Gaurav Gupta showcasing, day one was a mixed bag of wintery and not-so-wintery collections in the bi-annual fashion fiesta.Jackets, bombers, tunics, slim trousers and A-line skirts set the tone for Varun Bahl’s catwalk show which featured his return to the ready-to-wear arena nearly after five years. Known for taking inspiration from flora and fauna, Bahl stuck to his key element – floral in his collection "Nocturne”. Borrowing the colour palette from the tropical forests of Gauguin, the collection comprised ivory, beige, teal, peach, mustard, olive, black, gold and pale rose. Gaurav Jai Gupta of Akaaro was next and his collection, "Mumuksha”, was a sartorial concoction. 
He proved that he is still masterful at giving new shapes to coats, dresses, kurtas and dresses made in India with the most traditional of fabrics. The designer shaped his models with dresses, shirts and exterior capes using sheer silks, engineered cottons, hand-woven merino wools, tussar as well as matka silks and created a dramatic effect. Some outfits played with the idea of modern silhouettes in the form of panelled dresses, kaftans, shirtdresses, etc. but a few like saris and blouses were wedged to the traditional. Designer duo Hemant and Nandita’s show was a riot of colours. With bright midnight blues, earthy browns, deep reds playfully mingling with clashing shiny fabrics in a splash of gold, copper, bronze and other jewel tones in the form of embroideries, the duo sent models strutting down the catwalk in bold outwear with loose, droopy shoulder seams, deep V necklines, strappy shoulders and high (really high) slits along with oversized brushed wool and tweeds. Overall it was a fun collection and an excellent testament to India’s eclectic fashion scene. Post the show, the duo said, "We aimed at creating a practical collection and we hadused various kinds of fabrics to suit different climatic conditions in the country. 

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November 04, 2020

Paying Close Attention To The Pattern

Textile artist Geeta Khandelwal rediscovers the traditional Maharaja attire representing them in miniature form. Geeta was inspired by the variety of fabric used in the Maharajas’ costumes. When textile artist Geeta Khandelwal got bored of making quilts, which she has been doing for the last 40 years, she opens a book titled Indian Costumes In the Collection Of the Calico Museum Of Textiles and got inspired by the costumes worn by the Maharajas of India in the 19th century. Geeta then decided to make miniature versions of them to scale. "

I was quite bored of making quilts, and one day I thought I should make something different. Since I like making garments and have a feel for textile, I started to make men’s garment in miniature through scale. It was a challenge for me, because I started a new trend of giving tribute to the historical costumes of Maharajas, but at the age of 75” says Poly Spandex fabric the artist.Geeta was inspired by the variety of fabric used in the Maharajas’ costumes. "This is from the 1850s to the 1950s, India is very rich in woven textiles, in hand block, printed textiles, in cotton, in silk, in brocade, jamadar, mashru. So the Maharajas of India patronised some of these weavers to make their everyday wear aka choga, or angrakha for the festive occasions,” says the artist, adding that she sourced fabric from local weavers to get the authentic fabric and print to match to those worn by the Maharajas.Geeta decided to explore the royal men’s wardrobe exclusively, because she feels women’s costume has been explored enough. 
"Women’s costumes have been made by many designers all over India, and sold for wedding trousseau and festive collections for very high expensive prices, using our karigars and our skilled artisans to make them,” she opines. "I started to make miniature garments only for men because men and Maharajas were in the forefront in those years, they were the ones who were exposed and shown to the public,” she adds.The artist, who spent three years creating the exclusive collection, hand-stitched most of the costumes, paying close attention to the pattern and hemming. She also added knob buttons, tassels and embellishments. When asked about the challenged she faced, Geeta says: "The most difficult part is putting on the sleeves and the collar in tiny stitches, which could be six stitches to one inch because those days no machines were used. We've kept to that style of working. No tailor was willing to make such tiny garments because his fingers won’t fit into the sleeves, and they were asking too much money. It was easier for me to make them,” she says.While some garments are hand-stitched to stay true to the original style of the Maharajas, others, which were influenced by the British, were not. 

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November 02, 2020

Brighter Range Of Hues

Fall will certainly see its fair share of sultry winks and full on sex appeal but on the other side of that sartorial coin, it will also see the subdued, ladylike skirt suits. Amal Clooney known for putting new life into the nylon spandex fabricladylike skirt suits Fall will certainly see its fair share of sultry winks and full on sex appeal but on the other side of that sartorial coin, it will also see the subdued, ladylike skirt suits. Designer Amy Billimoria says, "Sometimes the real appeal comes from the mystery rather than the show and tell. It’s all about self-confidence and fresh take on traditional styles.

 There’s definitely a skirt that fits you and the latest autumn trend of skirt suit is a classic that can be pulled off by almost everyone. You can opt for several variations — from pencil skirts with bias cuts teamed with dressy jackets, loose jackets teamed up with straight fit skirts in linen, Prince of Wales printed jackets styled with mini skirts, cropped sweaters and white button up, etc.” However, if you are pairing a midi skirt with your skirt suit, then it can be tricky because a midi can quickly make you look and feel a little frumpy, points out Vandy Mehrra, director of SBJ. She quips, "Do everything you can to make your legs look longer and slimmer. This generally means tucking in your top and wearing a pair of killer heels. If you are going to wear something full at the bottom like an A-line skirt then make sure that your top half is perfectly neat and fitted. Anything too blouse-like is going to add bulk in many places, hence avoid. Long, lean lines are the best, so keep the top tonal a similar colour to the bottom.”
The art of mixing things up by wearing mismatched items is also a trend that has many takers but Vandy cautions, "Do not make it too messy and over the board by mixing too many different styles and colours. Strike a balance. Go for a brighter range of hues that include ruby red, fuchsia, tangerine, pea green, bright yellow or go for colour blocking techniques on warm palettes.” Adding to the colour palette, designer Kiran Uttam Ghosh shares that smoking powder blue, frost pink, frost coral, pistachio green, lavender, metallic shades, black and white too are much in vogue. On the other hand, designer Natasha J.  advises, "Mismatched could be anything: colour contrasts, colour mixed with print or even print mixed with print. It totally depends on the wearer’s personality and how each individual carries their version of mix-n-match. For me, it’s always a safe mismatch if there is some common element or colour in the separates in order for it to look bold yet perfectly in-sync.” Kiran, on the fabric front, shares, "The fabric decides if the skirt should be worn on a formal or casual occasion.

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October 23, 2020

The Ralph And Russo White Gown

As the world gushes and argues over Aishwarya Rai’s wardrobe at Cannes Film Festival this year, another Indian actress making a mark of her own on the red carpet is Sonam Kapoor.Sonam.jpgAs the world gushes and argues over Aishwarya Rai's wardrobe at Cannes Film Festival this year, another Indian actress making a mark of her own on the red carpet is Sonam Kapoor. Her style choices through the festival so far — an Anamika Khanna dress, a blue and black Rimzim Dadu sari, and three Ralph and Russo creations — have been receiving dazzling praise in Indian and international fashion circles alike. 

A few voices from the desi designer brigade pick out their favourite looks.For Rina Dhaka, the white Ralph and Russo sari-inspired gown that Sonam wore on Day 1, and the black Ralph and Russo evening gown that she wore to the Chopard party were the actress’s best looks this year. "Although she looked fabulous in all the looks she donned, these two in particular would be my pick of the lot. She’s a wonderful model and is more confident now than ever. You can’t really fault any of her style choices. She’s an ultra tall girl with a good figure and a good face — and she works that really well in her garment choices, especially in terms of volume. She works the play of volume and fit very well,” she affirms.Anupama Dayal agrees with Dhaka’s first choice and says that the white Ralph and Russo gown with the half cape was the show-stealer. She avers, "Sonam looked spectacular. Polyester Knitted Fabric factory I love the dramatic outfit and how the cape spread like a magnificent bird’s wings. 
No jewellery and straight hair with just a little eye makeup worked very well for the whole look. It was a great example of something experimentally grand and yet very classic.”For Nida Mahmood, on the other hand, it was the black and blue sculpted sari that stood out. "It was a very bold and interesting choice. I quite like the futuristic fabric development that Rimzim Dadu has done. Made of molten wires, this sari looked like a complete piece of experimentation and reinvention. Sonam has a knack for knowing how to carry off very out-of-the-box, experimental looks. The side-parted hair simply tied in a bun really completed the effect of the whole outfit and the Suhani Pittie jewellery made her look really edgy and cool,” she says.Design guru Adarsh Gill agrees with both of them and adds, "This year at Cannes, Sonam’s choices have been quite dramatic but really well balanced with the minimalist make up. My personal favourite was the Ralph and Russo white gown. It was the right amount of drama and simplicity and elegance, and she looked absolutely stunning.”She continues, "It was a statement-making piece, and a definite standout.”

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October 21, 2020

Bespoke Designs Like Modern Borders

If it's a classical house it is advisable to incorporate classical themes on furnishings such as borders on the curtains similar to the cushions".Soft furnishings are used differently in environments depending on their functional requirements. Is it light or dark, small or big? For a small, dark space, you probably wouldn’t use dark hues that can make the space seem even smaller and wouldn’t reflect any light unless you are specifically aiming to create that mood. Poly Spandex fabric Whether we are aware of it or not, colours have the capacity to impact our mood and influence our physical and mental well-being.

Even a miniscule change in furnishing can have a prominent effect on one’s life. so choose well. Different colours have different wavelengths and, therefore, they affect the endocrine system and consequently our mood and stress levels in different ways.”When it comes to homes, selecting colours becomes even more crucial as they set the mood of a place."Similarly, if the house is modern it should have subtle hints of bespoke designs like modern borders on window blinds so set them apart from basic blinds,” he continues. For instance, red symbolises passion, anger, power and energy; violet, on the other hand, represents creativity and spirituality.Whether we are aware of it or not, colours have the capacity to impact our mood and influence our physical and mental well-being. So, It is really important how you play with colours here,” Rajiv Kanwar, co-founder , Win-dow Passions expresses. Green and blue are often associated with a calm atmosphere, while yellow brings joy and happiness.The role of individual biases, especially when it comes to colour preferences, is considered with equal emphasis. So how should one choose soft furnishing? When it comes to deciding for these, fabric is an important component. 
Rajiv explains, "In bespoke furnishings, it depends on taste or theme of the house. Along with that window blinds are preferred as they are easy to use and easy on the space.This tendency of the human brain to associate colour with emotion depends on the cultural context, however, colour psychology is quite universal (minus personal biases). Therefore, the choice of colour in our homes is important.” Apart from playing a major role in other aspects of the interior, colour and lighting is equally important when it comes to choosing curtains, cushion and wall prints. (Photo: Window Passion) The colours that we choose to surround ourselves with, in our homes, play a larger role in influencing our mood and feelings than we think. Jyoti Sobti, a psychologist, explains that research in neuroscience and psychology has shown the effect that colour has on our brain and our hormones, and, therefore, can affect our mood, behaviour and physiology. 
A nicely styled sheer curtain is preferred by a lot of people these days."A lot of people are using linen fabric because of the fabric being light. For instance, red symbolises passion, anger, power and energy; violet, on the other hand, represents creativity and spirituality. end-of Tags: psychology, endocrine system.” he concludes. Even a miniscule change in furnishing can have a prominent effect on one’s life.THE ASIAN AGE. Colours can reveal a lot about one.Explaining the science behind this, Jyoti shares, "Light is made of colours, and when it strikes our retina, it converts into electrical impulses that pass onto the hypothalamus, which in turn affects our hormones. So, the colours that we surround ourselves with on a daily basis can influence how we feel, express, and live. But, if one is not a fan of big changes, people can always make minor changes by introducing the use of various colours in soft furnishing. Rajiv adds, "It is important to think about the space that you are decorating.

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October 15, 2020

We Continue Our India Journey

The Mi 4 can be purchased exclusively on Flipkart and Mi. The 4G VoLTE-enabled device also sports a 16MP rear camera equipped with a 4-axis OIS and a dual tone flash. Mi India has received an incredible amount of love and support for all of our products starting with Mi 3 to the Nylon Spandex Fabric suppliers recently-launched Redmi Note 3, Mi 5 and Mi Max. Head to Mi. This flash sale would enable customers to purchase the following products for Rs 1 on a first come first serve basis. July 22 will also have a flash sale where 10 x Mi Max smartphones and 100 x Mi Bluetooth Speakers will be available. Customers will have to pre-registration before availing the offer. 

Mi India will also give out coupons, a total worth Rs 1 crore.On July 20th, there will be 10 x Mi 5 smartphones and 100 x 20000mAh Mi Power Banks on sale. Additionally, Mi Capsule Earphones and the Mi In-Ear Headphones Pro (Gold) will also be on sale in India.It does not end here. Mi India has now turned 2 in and they are celebrating its second birthday with a series of special offers from 20 – 22 July.Apart from the Mi 5 and Mi 4 offers, fans can also avail Rs 500 off on the Mi Bluetooth Speaker, which will now be available at Rs 1,999. Redmi Note 3 with a phone case will get Rs 100 off. The Mi 4 will be available for Rs 10,999, down from its original price of Rs 14,999.As for the biggest offer yet, there will be a Rs 1 flash sale at 2 pm every day, for three days.15-inch full HD LCD display with 3GB of RAM and 32GB of storage. A Mi LED Light Enhanced or Mi USB Fan will be given free with the purchase of a 20000mAh Mi Power Bank.com. As we continue our India journey, we promise to introduce even more high-quality, disruptive products in the market to bring innovation to everyone, said Manu Jain, India Head, Xiaomi.India is marking the occasion with various online and app based offers, deals and discounts.Apart from the flagship Mi 5, the older Mi 4 will also receive a price cut.
AA MI Anniversary.On the occasion of the anniversary, Xiaomi will also list a new power bank with 10,000mAH rated batteries.To make the deals sweeter, Xiaomi will hold app-only-based deals and discounts. The continued success of all these products has helped us become an integral part of fabric of India. Adding to that, Xiaomi will be also giving away one Mi TV to a lucky customer.Mi India is marking the occasion with various online and app based bundle deals, discounts and offers across a variety of smartphones and accessories. We could not have asked for more.jpeg Mi India is marking the occasion with various online and app based offers, deals and discounts. We want to thank everyone who has been a part of this journey. "We are truly excited to be celebrating the second birthday of Mi India.The Xiaomi Mi 5 will take a cut of Rs 2,000 and will be available at a price of Rs 22,999. July 21st will hold a sale for 10 x Redmi Note 3 smartphones and 100 x Mi Band 1A. Here, consumers will get a pair of Mi In-Ear Headphones Pro Gold for free with the Mi 5 Gold variant. The M i5 sports a 5.In order to celebrate their birthday and help fans and consumers get the best of their products, Xiaomi India has on offer a host of devices that start from a mere Rs 1.end-of.Xiaomi, the Chinese tech giant entered India exactly two years ago, bringing in the Mi 3 which was the hottest selling product till date. Lastly, Mi Max with a phone case will get Rs 50 off.com for more information on how avail of these offers, discounts and more. smartphone.

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October 13, 2020

Together Is Fashion Faux Pas

However, keeping things simple with jeans and jersey is a more measured way to work on the trend. Hence, avoid such fashion conflict. It involves the use of a laser, interference, diffraction, light intensity recording and suitable illumination of the light recording. Off the catwalks and into the real world, the high street too is getting on with this trend a la vivid multi-coloured holographic foils cut into casual separates, Designer Lalit Dalmia explains, "Holography is a technique that enables three-dimensional images or holograms to Wholesale Nylon Spandex Fabric be made. She elaborates, "Two high shine pieces will make you look like a disco ball.

 A transparent holographic garment can act as a layering fabric. For example, choose one focal point and wear either stilettos, a chunky neckpiece or carry a huge envelope clutch in holographic leather. Team them with subtle, neutral garments. Although this futuristic trend was huge in the 90s, its refined comeback reasserts the season’s fashion motto: minimalism. "Experiment with different prints or colours for an array of effects. Neutral materials covered entirely with minute tint clusters of transparent yet rainbow sequins will also give you the sparkly appeal. 
Holographic appliques and patches can also add dramatic quotient to any outfit. You definitely want to keep the rest of your look simple including your make-up.” Designer Sakshi Relan, on the other hand, cautions that wearing two holographic pieces together is fashion faux pas. However, if you are not feeling bold or confident enough to sport this trend in your clothes, wear it in statement accessories, stilettos, sandals and more mannish flats that have been given a dip in the molten and flashy holographic details. Metallic works amazingly well with this trend

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October 09, 2020

Hindi Filmstars In Bright Colours

Siddharth too plans to take the graphic face exploration to another level. Experimenting is the best part of graphic interpretation on textile. Previously, I have experimented with the collage formation on kaftans.” For the silhouette he adds, "I would like to use brushstroke look or a watercolour paint look and would certainly love to design jackets, skirts or some structured and futuristic garments for women in purely Western style.

Designer Shantanu Singh of Next Episode makes his choice clear as he votes for Lady Gaga to adorn his graphic faces-centred creations. I would prefer to experiment with images in collages or graffiti feel, instead of going with one predictable image. "She is not only a popular pop star, her quirky style sense makes her an ultra super stylist.Strike a pose and flash a face! It’s time for a face fetish — the famous and the ordinary, all are making a splash in style. "Faces are getting all the attention, like never before. Acknowledging the fact, designer Siddharth Saigal, of Wrap Studio, shares, "Graphic and quirky prints have been experimented a lot this season.”Relying on classic Hollywood glamour, Payal mentions Marilyn Monroe as her "it” muse. A thought later, she picks up screen goddess Angelina Jolie as her next option. The creative eyes are fixed on the face phenomenon, and designer Payal Jain sounds pretty enthusiastic about the trend as she says, "Graphic faces and images Recycled Fabric Factory are incredibly exciting to play with on the canvas of textile.”
Taking the idea further, the designer says, "I would love to recreate old fresco, murals, paintings and textile impressions on fabric in digital, graphic mediums. The two-way transition of faces on the fashion and political sphere continues to go strong and each side looks happy with their interpretation.jpgStrike a pose and flash a face! It’s time for a face fetish — the famous and the ordinary, all are making a splash in style.”While faces on dresses hit the runway at the New York S/S Fashion Week, they also created political waves as Pakistan’s Imran Khan’s political party supporters are often seen endorsing his charismtic face in checkered format on long tunics. One of my collections ‘Omana’ was inspired by old Mughal paintings which were digitally printed on textured silks and woven jacquards to create an old world feel with a new twist. 
The trend has beautifully bridged the gap,” reflects designer Suman Nathwani.” While the Che Guevara, Bob Marley and Michael Jacksons of the world have enjoyed uninterrupted endorsement on a mass scale, the niche brigade has also woken up to the idea of making a haute face statement.TAB2. Now to focus on a single personality with the inclusion of slogans and quotes sounds exciting,” he reveals. I am extending the concept to scarves and shirts as well. My summer collection includes a Bollywood collection in which the kaftans have images of Hindi filmstars in bright colours. So if there’s a Che giving a revolutionary stare from a high street T-shirt, the portrait is also enjoying a Dolce & Gabbana moment on a high profile runway. The reasons she mentions: "They are gorgeous, feminine and worth flaunting. "Next on my graphic scheme of things will be incorporating prints with the happening names from the 1960s and 1970s era.

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September 28, 2020

Depression Among Some People.

But health is much more than curing afflictions. With incessant global coverage of conflict, acts of terrorism and atrocity, we are witnesses to an endless stream of nightmare scenarios. Healing is often mistaken as curing, yet medicinal drugs can only cure the afflicted part, whereas healing treats the whole system. 

Not being able to enjoy your normal things the way you used to.Amrit Sadhana is editor Osho Times International. Even though we carry on with our lives as normal, we feel on a deeper, intuitive level, that the world must change its ways. The new situation is that every human being needs to go through therapies, needs to understand his unconscious intentions, and needs to go through meditations so that he can calm down, become cool and look towards the world with a new perspective, of silence. If you have a headache and seek a medical opinion, you will be made to go through all kinds of pathological tests, not to mention a number of scans, till the doctors find out what is wrong with you. The peaceful vibrations emanating from each individual affect the global energy field. 
How it happens is a mystery.end-of. In fact, few distrust drugs as much as the doctor himself does, and if it works all well and good, if it doesn’t, then go for another test. Osho calls it at-oneness with existence, and this is the very aroma of the meditator. A sense of fatigue perhaps. Meditation is a wondrous tool that can only to be used individually but which has a global impact. But often it’s more like a sense of numbness. The terrorism is not in the bombs, in your hands; the terrorism is in your unconscious . When nature is at work it awakens the stifled immune system, the natural warrior within us. It occurs in the invisible fabric that is woven through the cells. Such a life will heal the old wounds and will not create new ones. Eventually they may succeed in suppressing the symptoms with drugs, but they may not be able to find the root cause, or to stop its recurrence.Psychologist Steven Hill says, "The constant drumbeat of violence on our big and small screens can actually lead to depression among some people. There’s grief for what’s going on but also a sense of there’s not much you can do to help, least of all to prevent it.There always seems to be one more test. She facilitates meditation workshops based on Osho insights around the country and abroad. The loving hand of nature secretly repairs the damages and coaxes the organism back to its natural state as a healthy and wholesome being. There is another level of healing which happens on a subtle plane: emotional healing.”Osho had long ago suggested a preventative measure: "You live in fear, not in joy. If we can clean the basement of the human mind’s unconscious it can be cleaned away . Just a growing sense of helplessness.”So what is the new way To live a life that is more consciousness, more loving, Wholesale jacquard fabric and more creative.There always seems to be one more test. It is needed today more urgently than ever for we are a wounded humanity.

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September 21, 2020

Wounds Or Orthopedic Implants

"The ability to suture a thread-based diagnostic device intimately in a tissue or organ environment in three dimensions adds a unique feature that is not available with other flexible diagnostic platforms," said corresponding author Sameer Sonkusale.Researchers led by Tufts University engineers integrated nano-scale sensors, electronics and microfluidics into threads, ranging from simple cotton to sophisticated synthetics, that can be sutured through multiple layers of tissue to gather diagnostic Spandex Fabric suppliers data wirelessly in real time.

The research suggests that the thread-based diagnostic platform could be an effective substrate for a new generation of implantable diagnostic devices and smart wearable systems.""By contrast, thread is abundant, inexpensive, thin and flexible, and can be easily manipulated into complex shapes," said first author Pooria Mostafalu, adding "Additionally, analytes can be delivered directly to tissue by using thread's natural wicking properties. The study appears in Microsystems and Nanoengineering.The three-dimensional platform is able to conform to complex structures such as organs, wounds or orthopedic implants.The three-dimensional platform is able to conform to complex structures such as organs, wounds or orthopedic implants. (Photo: Nano Lab, Tufts University) The three-dimensional platform is able to conform to complex structures such as organs, wounds or orthopedic implants. pressure, stress, strain and temperature), pH and glucose levels that can be used to determine such things as how a wound is healing, whether infection is emerging, or whether the body's chemistry is out of balance."The study appears in Microsystems and Nanoengineering.A team of researchers has invented a smart thread that collects diagnostic data when sutured into tissue. The threads collected data on tissue health (e. The results were transmitted wirelessly to a cell phone and computer.Sonkusale added, "We think thread-based devices could potentially be used as smart sutures for surgical implants, smart bandages to monitor wound healing, or integrated with textile or fabric as personalized health monitors and point-of-care diagnostics.end-of.g.
The researchers used a variety of conductive threads that were dipped in physical and chemical sensing compounds and connected to wireless electronic circuitry to create a flexible platform that they sutured into tissue in rats as well as in vitro.

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September 15, 2020

A CVT Automatic Transmission

The Micra Active has been priced at Rs 4.55 lakh, while the Micra petrol CVT starts at Rs 5.99 lakh (all ex-showroom, New Delhi). Spandex Fabric suppliers nissan0.jpg The Micra Active has been priced at Rs 4.55 lakh, while the Micra petrol CVT starts at Rs 5.99 lakh (all ex-showroom, New Delhi).

The festive season in India is that time of year when car manufacturers bank on new launches and exciting offers to boost their sales. The Japanese automaker, Nissan, has already begun its launch spree well before the season by introducing the updated version of the Micra. The updates are available in the Micra and the Micra Active trims and as of yesterday, the two versions are on sale. The base variant of the Micra Active comes for Rs 4.55 lakh, while the prices for Micra petrol CVT starts at Rs 5.99 lakh (all prices ex-showroom New Delhi).What’s new The Micra is available in a brand new shade – Sunshine Orange – along with the existing five shades – Brick Red, Turquoise Blue, Blade Silver, Onyx Black, Nightshade and Storm White.
The new all-black interior in the Micra includes a black central console with piano black finish, black door trims and black seat fabric with blue stitching.The Micra Active features a black instrument panel cluster and finisher, black seat fabric and a silver-colour door armrest finisher.Arun Malhotra, Managing Director, Nissan Motor India, said, "The affordable and accessible Micra offers a charming visual appeal with its new "Sunshine Orange” exterior colour complemented by the edgy, European-style all-black interior. These new options come without any price increase. We’re confident this package will resonate with Indian customers.”The updated Micra remains mechanically unaltered. The hatchback is powered by a 1.2-litre naturally aspirated 3-cylinder petrol and a 1.5-litre 4-cylinder diesel. 
The petrol puts out 77PS of power and 104Nm of torque and is available solely with a CVT automatic transmission.
The diesel produces 64PS of power and 160Nm of torque and is mated to a 5-speed manual. The petrol variant returns a certified fuel efficiency of 19.34kmpl, while the diesel unit returns 23.08kmpl. The Active is available with the same 1.2-litre engine, but produces 68PS of power and is mated to a 5-speed manual transmission with a similar torque of 104Nm CarDekho.com end-of.

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