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[h=3]Preity Zinta To Auction Her Wedding Pictures For Charity![/h] Actress and businesswoman, Preity Zinta, who has always championed various causes and is known for taking a stand on issues that are close to her, will now put her money where her heart is. Sources close to the actress reveal that while there is massive anticipation surrounding her wedding to Gene Goodenough, Preity has decided to channel that into a charitable cause. A source said, "The couple has decided to direct all the hype and anticipation surrounding their wedding into a charitable cause.
Amy Jackson: 'Rajini sir is a complete gentleman'
[h=3]Sonam Kapoor: 'Actresses should choose the right kind of roles to get importance'[/h] Sonam Kapoor, who is getting rave reviews for her performance in her latest release Neerja, believes that once actresses in the industry start choosing the right kind of roles, they will start getting as much importance as the male actors. At a recent event, when asked if she feels that actresses don’t get as much importance as A-list actors in Bollywood, she said, ''I have been trying to get that importance since the age of 23. ''I did a film called Prem Ratan Dhan Payo, which did great at the box-office and according to me I had a very good and meaty role in it.
[h=3]Freedom of speech must have Lakshman rekha: BJP[/h] The BJP on Friday maintained that “there has to be a Lakshman rekha” for freedom of speech. The JNU row, which many expected would give the ruling party a political upper hand over the Opposition Congress and Left, took a different turn after some news channels indicated that the videos in which JNUSU president Kanhaiya Kumar was seen raising anti-India slogans were doctored. Party national secretary Shrikant Sharma said the video clipping circulated and exhibited by BJP spokespersons was broadcast by various news channels.
[h=3]10 Bollywood Unsolved Mysteries That Have Been Stuck On Our Mind For Years[/h] Stories from tinsel town always attract the common people, more so if the stories are related to the personal lives of the Bollywood stars. Although the paparazzi are always on their toes to give us all the updates and whereabouts of our favourite stars, there remain a few mysteries of the fraternity that are
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[h=3]Yahoo Movies Review: Neerja[/h] Ram Madhvani’s ‘Neerja’ is nuanced, compelling and sincere. Madhvani ensures that the narrative moves seamlessly – the edits seem precise as we witness the mayhem aboard the hijacked flight on one hand and as we see her family try to cope with fear of their only daughter’s plight on the other. Madhvani knows exactly how much to entrust to which actor – while Sonam Kapoor is the star of the film, it is Shabana Azmi’s part that tugs at your heartstrings.
Rise above politics, treat students as students: Kahhaiya Kumar’s mother
Fire at Make in India event: Mumbai fire dept report blames organisers, event management company
[h=3]Arjun calls Kareena past midnight, Saif goes wild[/h]The Nawab puts the Ishaqzaade actor in his place
[h=3]Classical Indian dance helps trafficking victims to heal, study shows[/h]By Rina Chandran MUMBAI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Classical Indian dance could be an effective form of therapy for victims of human trafficking and sexual violence, helping them to overcome their traumatic experiences and gain confidence, a pilot study has shown. The six-month study of 50 female survivors in Kolkata and Mumbai found that dance movement therapy helped ease anxiety, depression, anger and post-traumatic stress when used alongside traditional counselling and other rehabilitation efforts. "Often, in the rehabilitation of victims of trafficking and sexual violence, the impact on the body can be overlooked," said Sohini Chakraborty, the founder and director of Kolkata Sanved, a charity which carried out the research.
