50 Shades of Women' at Ginger Lily, Radisson Blu Plaza

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 Bhavan's Final Year UG Students Farewell Party 2014, Hyderabad

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Kathak by Mangal Bhatt Academy

La Makaan, Banjara Hills
7:00 PM OnwardsLamakaan celebrates 4th Anniversary with Kathak performance by students of renowned Mangala Bhatt's Akruti School of Kathak. A Classical Dance by Akruthi Kathak Kendra students. "Aakruti Kathak was founded way back in 1992 by Smt.Mangala Bhatt and Raghav Raj Bhatt
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Woman injured while warding off molesters at Hyderabad

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Ingredients:

Method:

In a bowl, take all the ingredients and combine into a smooth dough. Make sure the dough sticks to the skewers when you bind around them.Grease the rods with oil, take a ball of the dough and press well around the rods. Brush with ghee and grill on stove flame on all sides till it turns brown and smoky.
Another Method:
you can bake in oven at 185 deg C for 15 - 20 mins.Brush with ghee when you remove them
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History of saree:

Sari, this word is derived from the sanskrit word 'sati'. Sati, as you know, means a strip of cloth. This sound first evolved into 'sadi' and then into 'sari'.
There are some indications which suggest that the sari originated in the Indus valley civilization in 2800 to 1800 BC. That is a long time back. Just imagine the women then draping themselves in a sari. Sari has certainly come of age.
In some states of southern India, the nine-yard long saree is worn. A saree, as you must be knowing, can be draped in numerous styles. The blouse, which covers the upper part of the body can be long or short depending on where you are wearing it.
In a sari the midriff is left bare. This is because according to Hindus, the navel is considered the source of life and creativity.
Symbolizing beauty and grace, the saree has been a part of the fashion world for centuries. From traditional functions to glamorous events, the saree has evolved to become a fashion item suitable for any occasion.
Saree for Toll and slim women: 
You can wear any type of saree.Saree can be with tall frame while sarees made from raw silk, pure silk or cotton expose a sense of elegance.you can pick up cotton, silk and organza sarees.Huge floral printed sarees and designer printed sarees will look great on you.sarees in net and lace embellished are also a trendy fashion choice for a tall and slim woman.







Saree For Slightly Over Weight Women:

 

 Saree for short women: 

How to make perfect and easy saree:
You can make saree easy and make perfect front pleats and pallu pleats by yourself with in few minutes. Use magnetic Easy Clips to hold your saree together. Easy Clips are classy, magnetic clips for holding your saree together. They are the simplest, safest, and quickest way to hold together your pleats, pallu, chunni, lengha dupatta, and more.

With Saree Pleat Maker you can make front pleat and set pallu with in just 4 easy steps





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 Women's latest hair styles

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 Women with neck coils

The Kayan tradition of wearing a brass coil around their neck has attracted tourists, anthropologists and journalist alike.Because of this tradition the Shan people called this long-neck tribe ‘Yan Pa Doung’ meaning ‘Karen brass wound people’, this name was adopted by the Burmans and Thais who refer to the people as Padoung. This particular form of body modification has likely been a Kayan tradition for over a thousand years.
There are many tales told concerning the tradition of the ring wearing. A popular one amongst guides to the village is that the rings are worn to protect against tiger bites, but this is almost certainly false. It is also nothing to do with the day they are born.
Other more credible stories tend to involve one or more of the following themes:

• The wearing of a large amount of jewellery including the rings was a method to stop valuables being stolen by melting them down and wearing them.
• The rings identified the women so that they would not be taken by other tribes.
• The rings are a status symbol for women as, according to Kayan legend, they are the descendant of the Mother Dragon "She".
• They are worn for beauty, as the various tribes vied for attention in a kind of 'beauty contest'.

The first coil is applied when the girl is five years old and with the growing is replaced by a longer coil.The length of the coil and the added weight presses the clavicle and the rib cage, resulting
in the appearance of a very long neck. In fact, the neck does not elongate, this is impossible.
A full set of neck rings weighs about 10kilos. The full set of neck rings is made from three separate coils, the main neck coil and a wider coil near the shoulders with a small coil wrapped around it at 90 degrees.Brass coils are also worn around the legs. The rings rubbing against the skin can cause discomfort and abrasions over a period of time.
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 Gulf airlines defend female cabin crew policies

Qatar Airways and Emirates Airline have defended their policies on pregnancy and marriage for cabin crew after the Qatar carrier came under fire over its working conditions.

The International Transport Workers' Federation (ITF) is running a campaign against Qatar Airways over its monitoring of staff and rules preventing women from becoming pregnant and getting married.
It has called on women across the globe to speak out against the airline on Saturday, International Women's Day.

"The treatment of workers at Qatar Airways goes further than cultural differences. They are the worst for women's rights among airlines," Gabriel Mocho, civil aviation secretary at the international grouping of transport unions.
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Vaccination against cervical cancer planned for 1.5 mln girls

A vaccine against the virus that causes cervical cancer will be administered to 1.5 million young girls in Rwanda, Uganda and Uzbekistan under a new programme announced by the GAVI Alliance on Saturday.
The GAVI Alliance, a global public-private partnership dedicated to increasing access to immunisation in developing countries, will support national vaccination initiatives in those three countries against human papillomavirus (HPV), the cause of cervical cancer.
The programmes will target girls between the ages of 10 and 12. Immunization before the start of sexual activity and possible exposure to the virus is a key strategy to prevent cervical cancer.
“Cervical cancer is a scourge on women and their families in the world’s poorest countries,” Dr Seth Berkley, CEO of the GAVI Alliance, said in a statement. “With limited access to screening and treatment, it is all the more important to vaccinate girls against HPV to give them the best protection possible against cervical cancer, which claims more than a quarter of a million women’s lives every year.”






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 HMR&HBC Hold Women’s Cycling Event Today

The International Women’s Day on Saturday, Hyderabad Metro Rail Ltd (HMR) and Hyderabad Bicycling Club (HBC) would jointly organise an exclusive women’s cycling event.
The event will start from Gachibowli Bike station (opp Bio-diversity Park) at 7 a.m. on Saturday and will be flagged off by former chief secretary and member, Central Administrative Tribunal, Minnie Mathew.
Stating that women empowerment is an important part of the social agenda of the Hyderabad Metro Rail project, HMR managing director NVS Reddy said that HMR would organise many more awareness campaigns to sensitise the city towards gender equality.


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 Women and child ministry gets Rs.21,000 crore in budget

The women and child development ministry got an allocation of Rs.21,000 crore in the interim budget presented by Finance Minister P. Chidambaram.

The Integrated Child Development Scheme (ICDS), a flagship programme of the UPA government, has got an allocation of Rs.18,195 crore in the current year.

This scheme has now been merged with the National Nutrition Mission (NNM) and the ICDS Systems Strengthening and Nutrition Improvement Project (ISSNIP) with a total allocation of Rs.18,691 crore, while Rs.300 crore has been allotted for NNM and Rs.196 crore for ISSNIP.

Another centrally sponsored scheme - the Rajiv Gandhi Scheme for Empowerment of Adolescent Girls (SABLA), which is under implementation since 2010-11, has got an allocation of Rs.700 crore.

The allocation for the National Mission for Empowerment of Women is Rs.90 crore.

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Khwaish Women's Day 2014 Special Exhibition, Hyderabad

Launch of Khwaaish exhibition & sale a one stop fashion destination at Taj Krishna is being held on 7th of March, 2014. Various designers have come together to display & sell clothes, jewellery, shoes, home furnishings, accessories & home decor across India. Richfeel is also here for the first time in any designer exhibition in India. Paris de-Salon pampers the women customers.

Favourite designers of Hyderabad have come together with a completely new and exclusive collection at Khwaaish, which is known to be the finest designer exhibition of Hyderabad, which also has Richfeel-World Hair Expert & Paris De Salon- Hyderabad's Favourites Salon.

The team of Khwaaish that includes Archana Dalmia, Ritu Dalmia, Savita Bansal, Namita Kanodia and Vanita Kanodia share a common dream "Education for each child.”

“It is a dream that needs to be fulfilled. We want India to have 100% literacy in India especially among women. We are proud to be born as women but some women have brought accolades to our city. We salute their spirit & take this opportunity to applaud & honor a few well-chosen women from our city on women’s day" said the organisers of Khwaaish. Thanks for Visiting womenspage.in

NIMSME 'Nature Dies Fashion Show', Hyderabad

National Institute for Micro Small and Medium Enterprises, Govt of India's conducted 'Nature Dies Fashion Show' at Kalangana, NIMSME Campus, Yousufguda, Hyderabad.Thanks for Visiting womenspage.in

Bharatnatyam Arangetram by Penubolu Bhavana Gowri at Ravindra Bharati, Hyderabad

Bhavana Gowri, blessed with a natural talent for dance in its various forms and movements is here to give her "Arangetram" on 6th of March 2014, 6.30pm, at Ravindra Bharati, Hyderabad.

Her Guru Smt. Rajeswari Sainath, feels very happy to introduce Bhavana, whom she puts on a high pedestal talking of her zestful movements, expressive style and abhinaya, as a very “eloquent dancer".

Bhavana Gowri has been a part of several Dance productions by her Guru at Chennai, the ‘Heaven’ of Bharathanatyam in India. She has performed at "Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan", "Thyaga Bhrama Gaana Sabha" in Chennai and in the "Indian Dance Festival", Mahabalipuram. She has donned important roles in theme based ballets such as "Lalitha Vaibhavam", "Krishna Darsha", "Neuro biology of dance", Thyagaraja's Pancharatna festival to name a few.

Bhavana Gowri is currently pursuing a P.G. Diploma in Human Resouce Management and a Masters in psychology from University of Madras.
Bhavana took this opportunity to thank Prof. Prabin Villareesh HOD of performing arts, Christ University, for placing her in a dynamic environment and teaching her different forms of dance.
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