Showing posts with label beautiful indians. Show all posts
Showing posts with label beautiful indians. Show all posts
Friday, January 6, 2012
Saturday, December 10, 2011
Beautiful Nayanatara Latest Photos
Nayanatara was the most demandable heroine in south film industry. Recently her telugu movie "Sri Rama Rajyam"was released where she acted in Sita role. She got good feedback from all the critics and many producsers are ready to make a films with her. But she is not accepting new offers from both telugu and tamil industry, since she is getting marriage with Prabhu Deva, who was a popular choreographer and director of Indian film industry.
Just see the beautiful and graceful Nayanatara images..Really Admiring Eyes She Has...
Friday, October 21, 2011
Saturday, August 13, 2011
Lokpal - Missed call...A MUST
| Dear All, Government of India put a condition that 25 CRORES of people support is needed to implement 'LOKPAL-BILL' For this we just have to GIVE A MISSED call (Free) to the following number from your Mobile - ‘’022 61550789’’ (Authentic number given by none other than Kiran Bedi) After giving a missed call to this no. You'll receive a thanks msg. Forward this to as many as possible to make India corruption free!! Lets do a bit from our side to save our India from these corrupt politicians !! Lets be a part of this movement to punish those corrupt people... "The world suffers a lot, Not because of the violence of bad people, But because of the silence of good people!" |
Saturday, May 28, 2011
Shantiniketan @ West Bengal
Shantiniketan ("Abode of Peace") began as a meditation centre founded and endowed in 1863 by Maharishi Debendranath, the father of the Nobel laureate Bengali poet Rabindranath Tagore, who, in turn, established the Brahmo Vidyalaya (school) and in 1901 another open-air laboratory school. By 1921 the latter had expanded into Vishva Bharti University, which sought a basis for a common fellowship between the cultures of East and West. A residential university with an international student body, hostels, and extensive grounds, it includes colleges for fine arts and crafts, Sino-Indian studies, music and dance, research in Asian languages, teacher training, technology, and postgraduate studies and research. Rabindra-Sadana is the university's museum and academy for the study of Tagore. The town also contains Udayana, Tagore's residence. Another Nobel laureate, Amartya Sen, studied at Shantiniketan, as did Satyajit Ray and Indira Gandhi. At nearby Sriniketan is an institution founded in 1922 by Tagore and an associate that is concerned with rural reconstruction, health, social welfare, and the revival of ancient arts and handicrafts. Many outstanding Indian painters have studied there.Â
