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संत गरीबदास जी महाराज ने अपनी अमृतमयी वाणी में बताया है कि सच्ची होली आध्यात्मिक रंग में रंग जाने की प्रक्रिया है।

ध्रु प्रहलाद जहां खेलहीं रंग होरी हो, नारद का उपदेश राम रंग होरी हो।

हाथ पिचकारी प्रेम की रंग होरी हो, खेलत हैं हमेश राम रंग होरी हो।।

Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj

फॉलो करे हमारे Twitter handle @SaintRampalJiM को।

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Exploring Unique Ideas

(Post 2 by Bhanu Prakash)

Every great project starts with a spark of imagination. As our team embarked on this creative journey, we each contributed unique ideas, leading to an exciting mix of possibilities. My personal interest gravitated towards the concept of an underwater world, inspired by the legendary Dwarka Underwater Temple. The idea of a high-energy adventure through an ancient submerged city, filled with hidden relics and mystery, captivated me. I wanted to infuse our project with a sense of exploration and discovery.

Contributions from the Team

While I was drawn to the underwater theme, my teammates brought their own creative perspectives:

Himanshu envisioned a story set on a futuristic train, symbolizing a journey through time.

Vanessa focused on the theme of life’s transformation, illustrating various stages of personal growth.

Xin explored the concept of a underwater hidden dome, a place of secrecy and revelation, adding an element of mystery to our discussions.

Through discussions, we realized that all these ideas carried a common thread—the theme of exploration and self-discovery. Each concept had the potential to contribute to a rich, immersive narrative.

Merging Ideas into a Unified Concept

After presenting our initial ideas, our instructor encouraged us to find connections between them. We brainstormed ways to integrate the symbolic elements of each concept into a cohesive story. Initially, we had multiple directions, but after refining our approach, we streamlined it into a four-part journey:

Underwater Scene – Representing ancient mysteries and the unknown, inspired by the Dwarka Temple.

Forest Scene – A symbol of growth, adventure, and exploration.

Temple Scene – Highlighting wisdom, history, and self-reflection.

Cosmic Scene – Depicting limitless possibilities and the journey beyond.

Xin’s and Vanessa's idea of the hidden dome was particularly intriguing, and we explored how it could serve as a pivotal moment in the journey, revealing secrets that connect the past and the future.

This collaborative process helped us transform individual ideas into a well-rounded concept. It was inspiring to see how different creative minds could come together to form a story that felt cohesive and meaningful.

Moving forward, I’m excited to see how we can develop this concept into a visually engaging and immersive experience. By combining action, symbolism, and storytelling, our project has the potential to create something truly unique and impactful.

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Leading Eye Hospital & Lasik Surgeon in Meerut

Prakash Eye Hospital: Your Vision's Trusted Companion in Meerut

In the grand tapestry of life, our vision is one of the most precious threads. It connects us to the world, enables us to appreciate its beauty, and empowers us to experience life to the fullest. Yet, for many of us, vision is something we often take for granted until it begins to wane. In Meerut, a city rich in culture and history, one institution stands as a beacon of hope and healing for those seeking to protect and enhance their eyesight: Prakash Eye Hospital. This comprehensive eye care facility, featuring some of the finest Lasik surgeon in Meerut, is a trusted companion for anyone in need of vision care.

A Glimpse into Prakash Eye Hospital

Prakash Eye Hospital, located in the heart of Meerut, is more than just a medical facility; it symbolizes excellence, compassion, and dedication to the noble cause of preserving and restoring eyesight. Established with the vision to provide the best eye care services, it has evolved into a leading eye hospital in Meerut, offering a wide range of services to address the diverse needs of its patients.

State-of-the-Art Facilities

Prakash Eye Hospital boasts state-of-the-art infrastructure and technology to ensure patients receive world-class care. The hospital has cutting-edge diagnostic and surgical equipment, guaranteeing accurate assessments and top-notch surgical procedures. This commitment to staying at the forefront of medical advancements has earned the hospital its reputation as a leader in eye care.

Experienced and expert team

Its people are at the heart of any medical institution, and Prakash Eye Hospital is no exception. The hospital is staffed with an exceptional team of ophthalmologists, optometrists, and support staff who are highly skilled and deeply committed to their patients' well-being. Among the team of experts at Prakash Eye Hospital, one can find some of the most reputable Lasik surgeons in Meerut, making it a preferred destination for those considering refractive eye surgery.

Comprehensive Services

One of the standout features of Prakash Eye Hospital is the wide array of services it provides. Whether you're struggling with a common eye condition or seeking advanced procedures, the hospital caters to various eye-related needs, such as:

Cataract Surgery

Cataracts are a common issue, particularly as we age. Prakash Eye Hospital offers modern cataract surgery techniques, including phacoemulsification, to restore clear vision swiftly and with minimal downtime.

Lasik Surgery

Lasik surgery is a revolutionary way to correct refractive errors and eliminate the need for glasses or contact lenses. Prakash Eye Hospital has some of the most accomplished Lasik surgeon in Meerut, ensuring patients receive the highest quality care for this life-changing procedure.

Glaucoma Management

Glaucoma is a progressive eye disease that, if left untreated, can lead to irreversible vision loss. The hospital provides advanced diagnostic tools and treatment options to manage and control glaucoma effectively.

Retina Services

Diseases like diabetic retinopathy and age-related macular degeneration can severely impact vision. Prakash Eye Hospital's team of experts is well-versed in the latest techniques to diagnose and manage retinal conditions.

Cornea Services

For issues related to the cornea, such as infections or injuries, the hospital offers comprehensive treatments, including corneal transplants.

Pediatric eye care

Children's eyes require special attention, and the hospital provides specialized services for pediatric eye conditions, ensuring a bright and clear future for the little ones.

Oculoplasty and Squint Surgery

The hospital also specializes in oculoplasty and squint surgery, addressing cosmetic and functional eye and eyelid concerns.

A Patient-Centric Approach

What truly sets Prakash Eye Hospital apart is its patient-centric approach. The hospital understands that seeking eye care can be daunting, whether for a routine eye checkup or a complex surgical procedure. Therefore, they go the extra mile to ensure patients are well-informed, comfortable, and confident in their decisions.

The Significance of Lasik Surgery

Among the many services offered by Prakash Eye Hospital, Lasik surgery holds a special place. Lasik, which stands for "Laser-Assisted In Situ Keratomileusis," is a popular refractive surgery designed to correct common vision problems such as nearsightedness (myopia), farsightedness (hyperopia), and astigmatism. This procedure has gained immense popularity due to its efficacy and quick recovery time, freeing individuals from needing glasses or contact lenses.

Why choose lasik surgery?

Improved Vision: Lasik surgery has an incredibly high success rate, with most patients achieving 20/20 vision or better. This means saying goodbye to the hassles of glasses and contact lenses.

Quick Recovery: Lasik offers a fast recovery time, unlike many other surgeries. Most patients experience improved vision within a day or two, with minimal discomfort.

Long-Lasting Results: The results of Lasik surgery are long-lasting. Patients often enjoy clear vision for years, if not decades, after the procedure.

Enhanced Quality of Life: Freedom from glasses or contact lenses often leads to a significantly improved quality of life. Activities like sports, swimming, and simply waking up and being able to see become hassle-free.

Cost-effective: While the initial cost of Lasik surgery may seem significant, it is important to consider the long-term savings on glasses or contact lenses.

Minimal Side Effects: Lasik surgery is associated with minimal side effects and rare complications.

Prakash Eye Hospital: The Ultimate Destination for Lasik Surgery in Meerut

For those considering Lasik surgery in Meerut, Prakash Eye Hospital is the ultimate destination. Here are a few reasons why it's the top choice:

Expert lasik surgeons

The success of Lasik surgery largely depends on the skill and experience of the surgeon. Prakash Eye Hospital prides itself on its team of highly accomplished Lasik surgeons, each with a proven track record of delivering exceptional results. With their expertise, you can trust that you're in safe hands.

Cutting-Edge Technology

Lasik surgery requires precise and advanced equipment. Prakash Eye Hospital has the latest technology to ensure the procedure is accurate and safe. The combination of skilled surgeons and cutting-edge technology guarantees the best possible outcome.

Personalized Care

Every patient is unique, and their vision correction needs vary. Prakash Eye Hospital takes a personalized approach, ensuring the Lasik surgery is tailored to your requirements. They consider factors such as age, eye health, and lifestyle to provide the most suitable treatment.

Comprehensive pre- and post-operative support

Lasik surgery involves careful pre-operative assessments and post-operative care. The hospital's commitment to comprehensive support ensures you are well-prepared before the surgery and receive the necessary follow-up care to optimize your results.

Transparent Process

The hospital is dedicated to transparency, providing patients with clear information about the procedure, potential risks, and expected outcomes. This approach allows patients to make informed decisions about their eye care.

Positive patient feedback

A hospital's reputation is often reflected in the feedback and testimonials of its patients. Prakash Eye Hospital has garnered praise for its excellence in eye care, with numerous satisfied patients experiencing life-changing results after

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Who: Kash & Viviene Where: St Mungos When: Sometime after the fight

His heart rate had finally slowed to something close to normal after feeling as though it was going to beat out of his chest from a mixture of panic and adrenaline. But with each moment he’d spent with his sister and nieces, he’d felt it slow that little bit more. Initially he hadn’t wanted to leave any of them, worried that they might not be there when he came back but once the girls had been calm enough ( or maybe just exhausted enough ) to drift off to sleep he figured he could spare half an hour or so. Especially when it was to check on someone that he cared about so much and he couldn’t help but feel responsible somehow for her getting hurt, even though logic told him otherwise. But he never had paid much attention to his head, always diving heartfirst into everything instead.

After a brief conversation with the welcome witch to find the right room, he made a detour to the cafe before announcing himself with a knock on the door. “I brought tea and biscuits.” Grin slipped easily onto his features when he would always be happy to see here. “There wasn’t much choice but they at least seem to be covered in chocolate so I figured they can’t be that bad.” Uncharacteristic nerves had settled in, perhaps simply because for once it felt like he had something to lose. Before they’d had a time limit - a designated end point - but now he was acutely aware of the fact that it didn’t exist here and how much time they had together hinged on whatever he said or did. Smile dropped from his features slightly as concerned gaze flickered over her. “How are you feeling?”

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Rajesh Ram’s Sculptures Show: Carving the Present with Historical Context

Ved Prakash Bhardwaj

The essence of Rajesh Ram Sculptures is memories, understanding the past, and understanding the threads between the histories made and the histories under construction, i.e., the present, and expressing the impact of power, power of all kinds of politics in human life. His sculptures are a journey from history to the present. In this journey, he gives voice to the contradictions of life. Rajesh Ram creates stories in his sculptures that are very real. For this, sometimes he goes into the history and sometimes while walking in the corridors of the present, he expresses the seen-unseen scenes in the context of human destiny. That’s why there is a kind of conflict in his art. This conflict sometimes appears in a religious-social context and sometimes in the form of crises derived from the power of political power. Will it ever be possible to compensate for the damage caused by pollution in public life due to the power play of religious, social, and political authorities? Rajesh Ram tackles these questions on a creative level. That’s why he calls his sculptures the carvings of time. His initial identity as a sculptor has been as a socially conscious artist. His current exhibition Carving Time is currently running at the Palette Art Gallery, in Delhi. Some of the works of this series were also recently displayed at the India Art Fair 2023.

Rajesh Ram Rajesh Ram is known for his analytical presentation of social and political situations in his sculptures. Right from his early sculptures, he started probing the layers of social reality. Through local symbols, he has now come to historical references. In his current exhibition, he has gone back in history and selected some references that represent those innate human tendencies that are present in today’s man as well. He says, “I’m constantly exploring the properties of the place of history amidst a fluidity and movement created with heavy connotations of human reality and the power of politics in the life of man.”

Rajesh Ram’s solo exhibition is going on at Palette Art Gallery, New Delhi. For his recent stoneware sculptures, he has combined two types of sculptures installed in Indian temples with the face of Homo sapiens. On one side there are erotic poses, and on the other side, there are poses of the goddess of knowledge and art. Looking at these sculptures, one gets the impression that the artist has presented the immutable physical and intellectual psyche of man. The expressions on the faces of Homo sapiens reveal the present conditions. On the one hand, there is talk of cultural liberalism, and on the other hand, there is an attack on the arts in the name of obscenity. This contradiction baffles the artist. This is what Rajesh Ram has called the relation of political power to human reality. Rajesh Ram constantly investigates this relationship.

An artwork by Rajesh Ram

Ram’s Homo sapiens series is a Darwinian delight. He juxtaposes Homo sapiens with Indian temple sculptures. “I have always had a fascination for the roots of human history, it creates an unending curiosity within me,” says Ram. “In this sculpture, I am creating a bridge between the past and the present. I have portrayed an erotic figurine style from Indian temple sculptures. I wanted to represent fertility and the procreation of civilizations by making these sculptures. Here I have created 10 Homo sapiens sculptures in different styles and figurations.”

By keeping the past and the present together, he looks towards the future. His work proves that Indian artists have much in their tradition that can be the basis for contemporary art. Stoneware is usually a ceramic art material with most artists doing pottery. Rajesh Ram has given it a new dimension.

On the one hand, the displayed sculptures have the realistic form of the sculptures of Hindu temples, and on the other hand, by combining those sculptures and structures with human faces and other shapes, they create surrealist art. This surrealism also has a contemporary consciousness. Through these crafts, many contemporary realities like increasing animalistic tendencies in man, big heads, and materialistic pressure in the form of houses over the heart come to the fore other shapes, they create surrealist art. This surrealism also has a contemporary consciousness. Through these crafts, many contemporary realities, like increasing animalistic tendencies in men, big heads, and materialistic pressure in the form of houses over the heart, come to the fore. Two crafts that highlight the contradictions between private and public life are Relation of War and Relation and War. There is no narration in these crafts, just an idea that helps the viewer access multiple stories from their own experiences.

An artwork by Rajesh Ram.

Rajesh Ram has worked in many of his crafts by combining animal or bird faces with human faces. This is an indication of the growing animalism in humans, which is one dimension of their relation to human life in terms of political power. But these crafts have another meaning which indicates the need for ecological balance. Only the balance between all the living beings on earth can save human society.

There are some crafts in this exhibition that point towards the growing materialistic pressures in human life. For example, we can see the structure of the building above the heart in a sculpture. In metropolitan life, on the one hand, people struggle for living space. On the other hand, the concept of home is becoming increasingly vulnerable. A house means a family whose symbol we can see in the form of a building structure.

While working in ceramics, Rajesh Ram has maintained the texture quality of stoneware. These stoneware crafts have softness as well as strength. For this reason, in their composition, these crafts effectively reveal the physical dualities of human life. These crafts awaken our memory. Prompt us to go back in history to understand our times and their contradictions. This can be called a big success of Rajesh Ram. The work of art is not only to awaken an aesthetic sense but also to make man aware of his surroundings.

If we think about all the crafts in this exhibition together, we find that the artist has created such a surreal environment that inspires us to think about life from many directions. Even while sitting in the temple, our mind wanders in many directions; the pressure of material life does not allow it to remain stable. This is the dilemma of today’s life. Rajesh Ram can be said to be composing it as a group of different crafts.

An artwork by Rajesh Ram.

Blending religious art and architecture in some works that are wall stories avoids human and animal depictions, and these constraints seem to be spiritually effective. Visually glorious botanical patterns and small, specific depictions result in something that feels universal. The pillars and arches constructed during the golden age of innovations in math and science seem to have fed such stunning decorative geometries. Human Roots and Spacecraft are two works that play with symbolism and geometry.

“Sculptures and architecture are records of the past,” says Ram. “Somehow we can track the passage of history through these artworks. It also talks about human development and so many journeys. So I portrayed the human brain to show the roots of human existence. I use architectural representation because it is my favourite expression for my art practice.”

In one sculpture, we can see a hippo with its mouth wide open and a man’s head attached. Ram says that when he sculpted this roaring hippo a few years ago, he was describing a story of power and taking notes on a trip through history. Half the head represents the politics behind the throne. “The composition is a scene that describes how my mind describes the reality of history and the beauty of its many elements,” says Ram.

An artwork by Rajesh Ram.

Rama’s hybrid fragments of Purusha (man) and Prakriti (woman or nature) give us a sense of wonder at both inclusion and exclusion. It’s like travelling at a crossroads. Rama transforms these conflicting feelings into his sculptures, creating a contemplative space of his own duality that is open to all. He employs simple means to achieve the dramatic effect: a single human head or figure, as well as the plant’s stems and roots, shine through complex botanical elements made of stone and treated with ash. Each side of these idols is a mark of brilliance in comparison and form, repeating contrasting patterns that Rama designs by combining and adapting various decorative elements in different visits to different parts of the world. Ancient figures and motifs of human and animal faces cast shadows on the gallery walls. No clear boundaries or separations exist within the fusion of human and animal forms; as we move freely through the dense silhouettes in the gallery, our moving eyes transform the nature of the patterns.

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In the last months, we welcomed a few people to the lab... This thread is long overdue but how about some fake action shots? 

Jules Clayes @claeys_jules came to us from Bristol University and is working with @daniel_luedke @mpcontreras4 on in silico and in vivo NLR biology

(Muniyandi) Selvaraj @M__Selvaraj. Selvaraj joined us from the University of Helsinki and is bringing much needed structural biology expertise to the lab

We live in an AlphaFold world so we also welcomed Jogi Madhu Prakash @JMadhuprakash. Madhu is a structural biologist at the University of Hyderabad

Andrés Posbeyikian @adnroide joined us from the University of Buenos Aires. Andy works on NLR bioengineering with @clemmarchal

And more recently, Kornelija Aleksejeva from Wageningen University @WURplant joined us to explore NLR functional diversity with @JiorgosKourelis

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#निमंत्रणसंसारको_सम्मानकेसाथ

संत गरीबदास जी महाराज के बोध दिवस के उपलक्ष्य में दिनांक 09-11 मार्च 2025 को संत रामपाल जी महाराज के सानिध्य में सभी सतलोक आश्रमों में संत गरीबदास जी महाराज की अमरवाणी का अखंड पाठ, शुद्ध देशी घी से निर्मित विशाल भंडारा, रक्तदान शिविर, नशामुक्त कार्यक्रम, दहेजमुक्त विवाह जैसे अद्भुत समाज सेवी कार्यक्रम चल रहे हैं। आप सपरिवार सादर आमंत्रित हैं।

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Arshi FF: Charade - Chapter 35

Chapter 34 // Read on FFnet // Read on Wattpad

Chapter 35: Constellation

Khushi

“—I’m here!” Mami-ji flounced into the study. “I asked Hari Prakash to make us some popcorn. Now we can watch.”

She settled on the sofa next to them, eyes already eagerly trained onto the screen. “Hello, hi, bye-bye. I’m eager to see who this Tanya is. In the precap last week she looked so good. All modern and beautiphool!”

Exchanging a look with her Jiji, who sat next to her on the couch, Khushi responded, “The actress is very pretty. I hope Sagar is nicer to her than he is to Muskaan.”

Jiji reached for the popcorn Mami-ji had placed on the table.

“Here, I think he was right to be angry,” she said. “She can’t just do whatever she wants without thinking about the consequences!”

Gasping, Khushi stole some popcorn from her sister’s hand, “It was a mistake, she didn’t know it was his house!”

“You just watch,” Mami-ji gestured at the screen. “You know how these serials go. She’ll vow to never see him again and end up working in his media empire as a receptionist, hello, hi, bye-bye.”

They subsided as the disclaimer came on the screen. Khushi returned to her phone, deleting two emojis from her message before pressing send.

“Payal?”

Just outside the sitting area, Aakash-ji held a shirt as he stared bemusedly at the television.

“Bitwa, what do you want?”

“N-no, Maa, I was looking for Payal.”

By now, Jiji had met Aakash-ji at the threshold of the room, “What is it, Aakash?”

They stepped away to hold a short, murmured conversation. Khushi looked at her phone in an effort to give them privacy, just as it lit up. The screen showed her message and the response:

Khushi: We’re watching Rabba Ve in the study, in case you come home and can’t find me. You should watch with us!

Arnav-ji: Very funny, Khushi.

Smiling, she quickly typed out a reply. He responded almost immediately.

Khushi: Aakash Jija-ji is here too, watching with us. Why don’t you ever join us?

Arnav-ji: What Aakash does in his marriage is his own business. I’m in the car, see you soon.

Jiji returned to her place on the sofa after a few minutes, the shirt and a needle and thread in her hands. Aakash Jija-ji flopped next to his mother after snatching up some popcorn.

“This is nonsense,” he interrupted a few minutes later. “Why are there so many shots of him walking dramatically? It’s taken him five minutes to reach his office and now he’s leaving again.”

“You just shut-up-iyai, Aakash-bitwa. This is no place for your logic, it’s a serial.”

Khushi heart swelled with gladness as she watched Aakash-ji exchange a contrite look with Jiji, who had to stifle a giggle.

The episode was almost over by the time the doorbell chimed. Khushi stood, waving away Jai Prakash-ji on her way to open the doors. Arnav-ji gave her a small smile as she took his laptop bag.

“How was your show?”

Khushi bounced, “It was good.”

They stopped to say hello to Di, who paused in her reading of a magazine to ask Arnav-ji about his day. And again to chat with Aakash-ji in the study.

“Do you really want me to watch it with you?” her husband asked when they were in their bedroom.

Khushi closed the door with a soft click, “No, I was just teasing you.”

He took the laptop bag from her and placed it on the table before taking her into his arms. She exhaled shakily as the tension she hadn’t realised was there left her body.

“I’ve been thinking about something,” he spoke softly. “Will you come back here with me after dinner?”

Khushi peered up at him, “Why?”

“Just come up here with me. It’s important.”

She stretched up to kiss his jaw, and whispered in his ear when he bent his head, “I told you last night: don’t tell me what to do.”

A laugh that lit up everything inside her. He was still smiling when he kissed her, slow and playful. He left her briefly to change and freshen up, and then led her downstairs with his fingers twined in hers.

Shyam-ji had arrived in time for dinner, much to Di’s delight. She showed everyone the tiny pink cap she’d knitted for her rajkumari as the servants set up the dining table.

“Chhote, look, isn’t it cute? I’m thinking of making matching socks.”

The cap looked even tinier in Arnav-ji’s hand. “This is nice, Di.”

“Rani Sahiba is so talented, don’t you agree Saale-Sahib?”

Arnav-ji didn’t reply, though his smile became strained. Di shoved good-naturedly at Shyam-ji as she spoke again.

“You know, the doctor said that it would be good if we played soft music for our rajkumari.”

“I can get you CDs,” offered Aakash-ji. “Payal and I are going out tomorrow.”

“Okay,” Di said brightly, “I’ll make you a list.”

After dinner, Arnav-ji sent her upstairs with a promise to meet her after a few minutes. Khushi climbed the stairs with her sister, who relayed a list of all the things she intended to buy the next day before mentioning a tentative plan to have dinner in Laxmi Nagar. Twirling in excitement, she promised to ask Arnav-ji and let Jiji know in the morning.

Inside their bedroom, she sat on the recliner to wait for her husband. He arrived a few short minutes later laden with blankets and pillows, which he took straight to the poolside. She locked the bedroom door behind him and followed, watching as he set all the blankets on the ground and arranged the pillows.

“You like the stars, don’t you?” he noticed her hovering. “Come, sit.”

She knelt on the edge of the blankets, something unsettled inside her. Arnav-ji reached up to tug her wrist so she fell against him.

“Arnav-ji … someone will see,” she tried to get up.

“What the—? Who will see?”

Khushi shifted nervously, “Mami-ji, you said she was watching with binoculars the other day.”

He made a sound of amusement and held her close, not speaking until she’d tucked herself into him.

“I spoke to her about that. I reminded her that I could have cameras installed all over the house if she was so concerned about what happened in my bedroom.”

“Arnav-ji!”

He was unrepentant, “She agreed that there’s no need for her binoculars.”

They spent a few minutes watching the stars, with him pointing up and naming a few constellations before telling her stories about them. When she accused him of making them up, he claimed the stories were quite famous in history. He stole a few kisses, let her steal a few in return, and covered them both in a blanket when she shivered.

“Khushi,” he began after a short silence, “a while ago you said there’s so much you still don’t know about me. I told you that all you had to do is ask.”

“I remember.”

“Well, then … ask.”

She shifted onto her elbow to look at him, “What can I ask about?”

“Anything.”

She started small. His favourite colour was red, as Di had once told her. His favourite subject at school had been science.

“Who took the photos,” Khushi gestured inside, “the ones on the walls?”

“Me.”

“You!?”

Arnav-ji kissed her soundly, his hand skimming up her side. “No need to be so surprised.”

It took her a while to catch her breath.

“What happened to Sim-ji and Pam-ji from the office? I haven’t seen them since I returned.”

His response was carefully measured, “They felt I’d treated Lavanya badly and asked me to find them new jobs. I did.”

“Oh.”

She fell silent, at first surprised by the loyalty shown by the women, and then not surprised at all.

They were her friends.

“Have you heard from Lavanya-ji? How is she?”

Arnav-ji tucked a curl of hair behind her ear. “That’s one of the things I wanted to speak to you about. I hadn’t heard from her in months but she emailed today. She wants to go into modelling and asked me to connect her with an agent.”

A burst of happiness for her friend. “That sounds great. Are you going to help her?”

“I wanted to ask you first. Does it … will it bother you if I speak to her?”

“No!”

Instantly, she knew she’d answered too quickly. Arnav-ji stroked his finger across her cheek.

“How about,” he said softly, “I tell you when I speak to her?”

Khushi smiled widely, “It’s okay, you don’t have to.”

He brushed his thumb over her bottom lip before dipping his head to kiss her. “She knows we’re married. Said congratulations.”

“Were there other women?” she blurted, “before Lavanya-ji?”

He froze on his way to kiss her cheek.

“Khushi, I want to answer all your questions but some of the answers will hurt you.”

She shook her head, “I’m not asking because it will hurt. I want to understand you. I want to know you.”

With a sigh, he turned onto his back and tucked an arm behind his head.

“Lisa. You met her on the night of the photoshoot.”

This, Khushi had suspected as soon as the woman had leaned in to sniff Arnav-ji’s cologne and run possessive hands over his suit.

“She seemed so …”

“… high strung?” Arnav-ji chuckled. “I know. We only saw each other a few times. She always made it into a bigger thing than it was.”

“That’s it?” Khushi asked, feeling a little better.

“And … Sheetal in college.”

Unlike when he spoke about Lisa-ji, the cadence of his voice indicated happy memories.

“At … Ha … Harv … ?” she tried to remember the writing on his jogging clothes.

“Harvard,” Arnav-ji said easily. “Yeah, she did her MBA with me.”

“MBA?”

“Masters of Business Administration.”

He seemed to relax as their conversation shifted away from his past relationships, and for the first time, Khushi realised how hard it’d been for him to speak about them. The fact that he’d still done it filled her with happiness. Scooting across, she rested her head on his shoulder and slid her arms around him. His fingers found their way into her hair.

“And that taught you to run a business?” she asked.

“The theory of it, yes. When I came back to India, I found it was much harder in practice.”

Under the cover of the blankets, she ran her hand under his shirt and sweater. He jumped a little — “your hand is cold!” — but trapped her fingers there when she tried to retreat.

“I’d used all the money I had just to get through college. When I returned I had next to nothing. Mami believed in me. She sold her jewellery, broke her FD, gave me everything she had. She was my very first investor.”

“Does this mean she owns some of your company now?”

“Everyone does. Di and I control it together, but Mami, Mama, and Aakash all have shares. Aakash gave some of his to Payal. I’ve put through some paperwork, you should have yours soon.”

He wanted to share his life’s work with her. Her heart seemed to swell with the warm and golden sense of belonging. Of rightness. Khushi flattened her palm against his stomach, murmuring a request so he shifted until she could kiss him. He groaned, flipping them around and deepening the kiss. When they came up for air, he was shirtless and her dori was undone and she’d made a mark on his shoulder. Her bangles lay in a neat column above their heads.

“Let’s go inside,” he whispered.

They made it there somehow, though she lost her dupatta along the way, and fell onto the bed in a tangle after closing the curtains. His kiss was hot. The rough tenderness of his touch undid her, a leisurely exploration that had her gasping his name. Never had she felt more treasured, more wanted. Arnav removed the overcoat of her outfit and tossed it onto the floor. He held her in place for another kiss, whispering her name against her lips.

She moved restlessly against him, her hips rolling towards the hardness she could feel pressed against her thigh. He groaned, his hand slipping from her nape, down to her hips, and lower to curve over her bottom. She sucked in a breath when his stubble scratched her skin. An apology mumbled against her neck, his hand angling her so they fit perfectly.

When he traced his fingers lightly over her lips, she remembered the clench of her body as he’d taken her fingers into his mouth. Desire coiled hot and tight in her belly and made her brave enough to tilt her head so his fingers slipped between her lips. A low, taut moan escaped him. Then he turned her into her front with gentle hands. Straddling the backs of her thighs, he dragged the zipper of her dress down. Khushi curled her fingers into her pillow, feeling her breath catch. His hands traced up her spine, unsnapping her bra when he reached it.

“I don’t think you should wear this to bed,” his touch was warm on her skin.

“Wh-what? Why?”

“Less for me to take off.”

She heard the smirk in his voice. Her giggle turned into a moan as he settled on top of her, the heat of his chest on her almost-bare back. When she turned her head to ask for a kiss, he gave her one. It was deep, slow, and made her toes curl as her body throbbed with wanting him. The kisses moved to her nape and then down her spine. She made a soft, desperate sound, feeling as though everything inside her was melting.

Almost without permission, her body arched towards his, and he took advantage to slip his fingers inside the dress and around her ribs. A hand on her breast. She fell forward with a small cry, trapping it there.

“I like you like this,” Arnav spoke in her ear as his hand moulded her. “All mine.”

More kisses, his mouth moving over hers in time with the movements of his hand. And when she thought she couldn’t take much more, he moved away.

“No,” Khushi tried to sit up.

“Take off the dress,” he murmured.

He helped her undress, tugging at her clothes until she was left face down on the bed with nothing but his body covering her. He was still mostly clothed. Another kiss, his tongue inside her mouth as his hand slid under her to resume its play on her breast. Her hands clenched into the sheets. She felt utterly at his mercy, trapped under the heat of him as he had access to every part of her body. But she also felt safe, surrounded by his strength.

By the time he stroked his hand downwards she was almost quivering with need. It was natural to lift her hips a little to give him room. He didn’t hesitate. Her gasp became a moan as he slid a finger down her centre. And then back up, all the while whispering into her ear. All the words he didn’t say in the daytime now spilled out of him, words of love, of adoration.

Arnav’s fingers dipped even lower, breaching her for one breathless second before stroking back up. It was agony. He did it again and again, teasing, playing, sliding his finger deeper each time before retreating, and chuckled at the frustrated sound she released.

“We���re working on your patience, remember?” a kiss to her shoulder.

But the next time, he stayed. Kissing her deeply, he did something that made her frantic. She stopped thinking, pleasure burning like wildfire in every cell of her body. It was different from the night before. Tighter and hotter and just more. When her pleasure crested she muffled herself in a pillow, feeling wave and after wave of sensation crash into her. It turned the world red.

When she came back to herself he was still astride her, lazily stroking his fingers down her back.

“You okay?” he asked.

Khushi hummed, trying to turn, and smiled when he rose just enough to let her. He placed her hands on his chest after nibbling each finger in turn and shuddered as she ran her nails down his body. A kiss, tender and possessive and full of desire. A renewed tension twisted inside her as he ran his hands over her body and his mouth followed.

He seemed to get distracted by her breasts, lingering as he took a long, slow taste. His hair felt soft against her fingers. She accidentally pulled at it when she felt his teeth, causing him to groan. He asked if she liked this or this, or maybe this, and with each whispered question, each thrilling demonstration, the frenzy in her body built. His fingers became urgent on her hips and thighs.

“Again?” he spoke against her lips when she arched into him.

Something in her tummy swooped low at his question. She nodded, and Arnav shifted so he could press directly against her. He’d gotten rid of his pants without her noticing, and the material of his underwear did nothing to disguise the scorch or shape of him. He seemed to lose control, his hand plumping her flesh before he sucked a peak into his mouth. She cried out when he rocked, her hands locking onto his shoulders.

He returned to her lips, “Hold on.”

Then he moved, each circle of his hips causing stars to explode behind her eyes. She forced them open to find him looking down at her, eyes ablaze and mouth slightly open, his hair falling across his forehead. The muscles in his shoulders bunched as he moved. It was the unprecedented intimacy of it that did it. She reached the cliff and hurtled over it again, her mouth shaping his name as pleasure rippled within her. He continued to press against her, speeding up as he pushed once, twice.

“More,” he groaned into her hair.

Khushi ran her teeth over the jagged pulse in his neck and bit down. He shuddered, swearing, and froze for several long seconds. His breath was harsh against her ear as he seemed to collapse, feeling heavy, as if — until now — he’d been careful not to let her feel his full weight. Heart still racing, she stroked a hand through his hair until he stirred, taking her with him as he rolled onto this back. His stubble was rough on her skin as he pressed lazy kisses wherever he could reach.

“Give me a moment,” he spoke softly, “and then we’ll get cleaned up.”

There was a pressure in her chest, as if she couldn’t contain the happiness she felt inside. Khushi fought a yawn, “Okay.”

[leila1]

OS: Dil Lagi

Amongst all other pilling problems this one perhaps was the smallest and easiest to deal with hence Khushi decided this is where she'd begin to tackle all the ordeals-one at a time. Maybe that will give her some confidence to get to the sorting business.

As Khushi stood in a freshly ironed white cotton shirt she looked at herself in the full length mirror. The same one where she had imagined a marital life in a green yellow saree.

A smile crept on her lips, she didn't look half bad in his shirt. As insane as it sounded -and felt- she had never felt so close to him. The smell of his lingering cologne reminiscing of his presence, and mere moments after, leaving a desire filled Khushi behind, longing for more. She had lost count of such moments.

What once was a dream, had now become a reality, only it had completely flipped in the process. She had always feared his anger- something now she'd happily deal with instead of hatred and distant anyday. The irony of her situation was so real she couldn't decide to laugh or cry.

She shook her head as she realized why she had been wearing his shirt in the first place.

Khushi took out a sewing kit and started repairing the blouse she had left earlier on the bed. She had just pulled the needle through the other side when she heard footsteps at a distance. Khushi's hands froze midway and raked her brains for a quick solution. Arnav Singh Raizada would be a mad man seeing her in his shirt. He hated the idea of anyone touching his belongings let alone being in it.

Khushi threw the blouse on the bed along with the needle and thread that hung from the back of it. How silly of her to think she could start sorting out her problems with this one. It was nothing compared to the one that was walking towards the room in a three piece suit.

She bit her nails and paced back and forth anticipating her murder from the man who had her heart both figuratively and -soon enough- would have it literally.

Khushi froze in her tracks as she heard the door open.

Arnav entered the room only to have stopped before even entering.

Was she wearing his shirt?

With Khushi there was no such thing as bizarre. Anything and everything was possible.

Closing the doors he walked inside and threw his laptop bag on the bed.

By this time Khushi knew it was best to stay in that position, the longer she could delay the outburst the longer she'd stay alive.

Arnav stopped behind her, oddly surprised by her silent figure.

Grabbing her arm he asked "Khushi tum yeh-"

Before he could say another word she pushed him against the French doors leading to the poolside and looked straight into his eyes.

Arnav's eyes popped out at the bizarreness of the situation.

"What the-"

She never failed to surprise him.

"Shhh" she placed her finger on his lips.

"How dare you!"

"Abhi tak naraz hain mujhse"

She batted her lashes innocently as she lightly squeezed his shoulder. Before he could open his mouth she silenced him again.

"Kaha na sorry"

She smiled with a glint in her eyes. Khushi moved forward and whispered

"Audience"

Arnav looked away in agreement. He could not create a scene now. The most he could do was not let it show how she affected him. Deep down in the corner of his heart he wished to be in this moment without the onlooker. He suppressed the underlying regret and masked it with anger-to convince himself of the show.

He had lost count the amount of times he had imagined her in that particular white shirt. Somewhere he knew his fate and destiny laughed at him mockingly. The irony of the situation made him cringe.

Khushi's proximity was making his heart beat faster than he'd like to admit. She hadn't moved away since that whisper. She began stroking the side of his face with her thumb and moved slightly away to look into his eyes again.

"I promise kal paka chaloongi aapke saath nursery"

Arnav looked at her in the eyes, moved by her sentiment - allowing himself a moment of oblivion. Why couldn't the people of this house mind their own business. These plays for the family only pricked at his heart.

A glimpse of the future-that he often dreamt of -flashed before his eyes. A huge garden where they had their evening tea while their children ran around, air filled with laughter.

Perhaps in an ideal world, where his wife would love him back, understand all the unspoken words, read his eyes.

"Ab to naraz nahi hain na?"

Khushi's sugar coated voice brought him back to reality, where none of his dreams could be shaped. Seeing the look in her eyes confused him if nothing more, he so desperately wanted to believe it. He wanted to forget about everything for a moment and just be in love.

"Nahi hoon" he touched her cheek.

A lump in his throat caused a visible shift in his expression.

She kissed him on the cheek where her lips lingered for the next few moments.

"Thank you"

She spoke while nuzzling against his nose. Khushi smiled looking at his lips, fully aware of her actions.

"Aap change karlein main khana lagati hoon"

She smiled at him and ran out the door.

Arnav remained in the spot long after she was gone, out of all the things he hadn't imagined this from their contract marriage.

Minutes later, he walked towards the dining area only to find Hari Prakash there. Surprised at the unusual quietness- that he absolutely enjoyed- of his house he enquired.

"Sab kahan hai? Koi dikh nahi raha"

"Ghar ke sare log to satsang pe gaye huye hain subah se aapko Khushi bhabhi ne bataya nahi?"

Hari Prakash replied casually and walked towards the kitchen.

As realization dawned upon him he took the closest seat and poured himself a glass of water.

He smiled and the only sound falling on his ears was of his heart pounding.

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Isha Koppikar is stealing New Hindi web series Lovely Da Dhaba. Isha, who is playing the character of Lovleen Kaur Dhillon is as the name suggests a sikhni in the series. She is playing the widow of an army martyr, Capt. Rupinder Dhillon.

Lovely Da Dhaba is a slice of life series featuring Isha, who is running a Dhaba on the outskirts of a national highway in Punjab with the spirit of “Seva”. After losing her husband, Lovely starts her own Dhaba to serve the people, whereby making it a point to bring joy & happiness in everyone’s life with her special cooking skills & sprinkling wonderful philosophies of life. The series is produced by Prakash Tiwari and Directed by Kenny Chhabra and is set to release on 30th September 2019 on a new OTT Platform. The series has 6 episodes of 14-15 min runtime each.

A sparkling young woman in her early 30’s Lovleen Dhillon, popularly known as Lovely runs a Dhaba at the National highway NH44 connecting Ludhiana-Amritsar.

After losing her husband martyr Capt. Rupinder Dhillon, Lovely takes up a cause to serve the nation in her very own way and decides to walk on the path of her beloved husband who sacrificed his life for the nation.

Isha also fills in about the difference of length & quality of role for an actress in a Bollywood film vs Web Series 'Lovely Da Dhaba is one project which has satisfied me creatively. That's the beauty of digital space, it gives an artist a platform to explore & showcase their credentials.'Isha, who is playing the character of Lovely Kaur Dhillon is as the name suggests a sikhni in the series. She is playing the widow of an army martyr, Capt.

Rupinder Dhillon .Kenny Chhabra director says 'This short series has six episodes, a different story with Lovely playing the connecting thread. Though it's her debut in web series, the Khallas girl considers herself to be quite a trendsetter with the choice & variety of roles she has played, be it Shabri, Ek Vivaah… Aisa Bhi, Kyaa Kool Hai Hum, Krishna Cottage, Qayamat: City Under Threat & many more. the Hindi web series she finds an Good platform. 'Theatre is expensive; look at a phone's reach — even a rehri, rikshaw-wala has it.'

Isha is enjoying playing 'lively' Lovely, 'I love Punjab. The whole energy that this place imbues; people full of passion, vigour, ready to put in their all for their dreams,' Lovely Da Dhaba is a slice of life series featuring Isha, who is running a Dhaba on the outskirts of a national highway in Punjab with the spirit of 'Seva'.

After losing her husband, Lovely starts her own Dhaba to serve the people, whereby making it a point to bring joy & happiness in everyone's life with her special cooking skills & sprinkling wonderful philosophies of life. The series produced by Prakash Tiwari and directed by Kenny Chhabra is set to release on 30th September 2019 on a new OTT Platform.

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Who: Kash & Raveena Where: Patil’s Place When: Sometime after the fight

With Vivienne safely delivered to St Mungos, his mind finally cleared enough that he had nothing else clouding his thoughts and he was simply forced to realise that he’d left his sister to fend for herself and his nieces. Faced with the inescapable knowledge that should have been with them all and he hadn’t been. But could he really blame himself when the sight of Vivienne had been enough to make him forget it all? It had been the first time he’d felt like the man he’d used to be. But he was finally struck with the realisation that maybe that wasn’t a good thing anymore. Maybe it had never been a good thing. Not when he’d been selfish and reckless and unthinking. He was supposed to be better than that now. Had been trying to be better than that. 

Throat was tight as he arrived at their home, finding it quiet and immediately assuming the worst had happened. Fear threatens to steal his voice and had he been more of a coward he might never have spoken, existing in a limbo where he doesn’t know the answer to whether they’re home or not. It almost feels safe that way, to not know whether his worst fears are confirmed, but he’d never let terror win before and this wouldn’t become the first time. He cleared his throat, dislodging fear long enough to speak his sister’s name. “Vee?” He barely waited more than a heartbeat ( although he could have sworn his own had stopped, forced to pause by the worry that had sat on his chest ) before calling out again. “Vee are you here?” 

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Here are the top 500 Indian Names!

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1. Top 500 Indian Names for girls

Abha — Splendor, light

Aditi — Boundless, freedom

Aisha — Alive

Aishwarya — Prosperity, wealth

Akanksha — Desire, wish

Amala — Clean, pure

Amandeep — Peace

Amardeep — Immortal, light

Amarjeet — Immortal, victory

Anima — Minuteness

Anisha — Nightless, sleepless

Anjali — Salutation

Aparajita — Unconquered

Aparna — Leafless

Apurva — New, unpreceded

Aradhana — Worship

Archana — Praisin

Aruna — Reddish brown

Arushi — Hitting, killing

Arya — Aryan, noble

Asha — Wish, desire, hope

Avani — Earth

Azra — Virgin

Bala — Young

Balwinder — Strength, might

Bhavana — Producing, manifesting.

Chanda — Fierce, hot, passionate

Chandra — Moon

Devi — Goddess

Devika — Little goddess.

Diksha — Preparation for a religious ceremony

Dipa — Light, light

Dipali — Row of lamps

Dipti — Brightness, light

Disha — Region, direction

Divya — Divine, heavenly

Diya — lamp, light

Drishti — Sight

Durga — Unattainable

Esha — Desire, wish

Ezhil — Beauty

Fariha — Happy

Gauri — White

Gita — Song

Grishma — Summer

Gul — Flower, rose

Gulbadan — Having a body like a rose

Gulrukh — Rose faced

Gurdeep — Teacher, guru

Gurmeet — Friend

Hema — Golden

Ila — Earth, speech

Inderpal — Protector of Indra

Indira — Beauty

Indrani — Queen of Indra

Indu — Bright drop

Indumathi — Full moon

Isha — Master

Ishani — Ruling, possessing

Ishita — Supremacy

Jaswinder — Fame, praise, glory

Jaya — Victory

Jayashri — Goddess of victory

Jyoti — Light

Jyotsna — Moonlight

Kajal — Lotion for the eyes

Kala — Art form, virtue

Kali — The black one

Kalpana — Imagining, fantasy

Kalyani — Beautiful, lovely, auspicious

Kamakshi — Love, desire

Kamala — Lotus

Kamani — Desirable

Kanchana — Golden

Kanta — Desire, beautiful

Kanti — Beauty

Karishma — Miracle

Kashi — Shining

Kaur — Princess

Kavita — Poem

Khurshid — Shining sun

Khushi — Happiness

Kiran — Dust

Kirtida — One who bestows fame

Laboni — Beauty, loveliness, charm

Lakshmi — Sign, mark

Lalita — Playful, charming, desirable

Lata — Vine, creeping plant

Lavanya — Beauty, grace

Lila — Play, amusement

Lilavati — Amusing, charming, graceful

Lina — Absorbed, united

Madhu — Sweet, honey

Madhur — Sweet

Madhuri — Sweetness

Mala — Necklace

Malati— Jasmine

Malani — Fragrant

Mandeep — Mind, intellect, spirit

Manjeet — Victory, conquering

Manju — Lovely, beautiful

Manjula — Pleasing, beautiful

Manjusha — Small box, small chest

Maya — Illusion

Mina — Fish

Minali — Fish catcher

Mira — Sea, ocean

Mitra — Friend

Mohini — Infatuating

Mridula — Soft, delicate, gentle

Mukta — Liberated, set free

Nalini — Lotus

Namrata — Bowing, humility

Nandita — Joy

Nasim — breeze

Nasrin — Wild rose

Navdeep — New, fresh

Navneet — Eternal

Neha — Love, tenderness

Nida — Call, proclaim

Nikita — House, habitation

Nila — Dark blue

Nirupama — Unequaled, matchless

Nisha — Night

Nishat — Energetic, lively

Nitika — Guidance, moral conduct

Nitya — Always, eternal

Nur — Light

Padma — Lotus

Padmini — Many lotuses

Parvati — Of the mountains

Prachi — Eastern, ancient

Pratibha — Light, splendor, intelligence

Pratima — Image, likeness, reflection

Pritha — The palm of the hand

Priti — Pleasure, joy, love

Priya — Beloved

Priyanka — Agreeable, amiable

Puja — Honor, worship

Purnima — Full moon

Pushpa — Flower

Rachana — Creation, preparation

Radha — Success

Rajani — The dark one

Rajkumari — Princess

Rajni — Queen

Rani — Queen

Rashmi — Ray of sunlight

Rati — Rest, pleasure

Ratna — jewel, treasure

Reshmi — Silk

Reva — One that moves

Richa — Praise, verse, sacred text

Rina — Melted

Ritka — Movement, stream, brass

Ritu — Season, period

Riya — Singer

Roshan — Light, bright

Roshni — Light, brightness

Rupa — Shape, form

Rupinder — Greatest beauty

Sabeen — Follower of another religion

Saira — Traveler

Sakshi — Witness

Sandhya — Twilight

Sanjana — Uniting, joining

Saraswati — Possessing water

Sarita — Flowing

Savitri — Relating to the sun

Shabnam — Dew

Shahnaz — Pride of the king

Shailaja — Daughter of the mountain

Shakti — Power

Shakuntala — Bird

Shanta — Pacified, Calm

Shanti — Quiet, peace, tranquility

Sharmila — Protection, comfort, joy

Shashi — Having a hare

Shikha — Crest, peak

Shila — Conduct, disposition, character

Shivali — Beloved of Shiva

Shobha — Brilliance

Shreya — Superior, best

Shweta — White

Shyama — Dark, black, blue

Siddhi — Accomplishment, success, attainment

Sima — Boundary, limit

Sita — Furrow

Sitara — Star

Sneha — Love, tenderness

Sona — Gold

Sonal — Good color

Sonam — Virtuous

Sukhdeep — Pleasant, happy

Sulabha — Easy, simple, natural

Sultana — Ruler

Suman — Well-disposed

Sumati — Wise, good mind

Sunita — Well-conducted, wise

Suniti — Good conduct

Sushila — Good-tempered, well-disposed

Swapna — Sleep, dream

Swarna — Good color

Tanu — Slender

Tanvi — Slender woman

Tara — Star

Tejal — Brilliance, splendor

Thamarai — Lotus

Trishna — Thirst, desire

Uma — Flax

Upasana — Worship, devotion

Urvi — Wide

Uttara — North

Vaishnavi — Belonging to Vishnu

Varsha — Rain

Vasuda — Granting wealth

Vasudha — Producer of wealth

Vasundhara — Possessor of wealth

Veda — Knowledge

Vidya — Knowledge, science, learning

Vijaya — Victory

2. Top 500 Indian Names for boys

Abbas — Austere

Abdul — Servant of the powerful

Abhay — Fearless

Abhijit — Victorious

Abhilash — Desire, wish

Abhinav — Young, fresh

Abhishek — Anointing

Adil — Fair, honest

Aditya — Belonging to Aditi

Adnan — Settler

Agni — Fire

Ahmad — More commendable

Ajay — Unconquered

Ajit — Invincible

Akash — Open space

Akbar — Greater, greatest

Akhil — Whole, complete

Akshay — Undecaying

Ali — Lofty, sublime

Amandeep — Lamp, light

Amar — Immortal

Amardeep — Immortal

Amarjeet — Victory, conquering

Amin — Truthful

Amir — Commander, prince

Amit — Immeasurable, infinite

Amitabh — Immeasurable splendor

Amrit — Immortal

Anand — Happiness, bliss

Anbu — Love

Anik — Army

Aniket — Homeless

Anil — Air, wind

Aniruddha — Unobstructed, Ungovernable

Anish — Supreme, paramount

Ankit — Marked

Ankur — Sapling

Anuj — Born later, younger

Anup — Watery

Anupam — Incomparable, matchless

Apurva — Upreceded, new

Aravind — Lotus

Arif — Learned, expert

Arijit — Conquering enemies

Aritra — Propelling

Aruna — Reddish brown

Arya — Aryan, noble

Asad — Lion

Ashwin — Possessed of horses

Asim — Boundless, limitless

Aswathi — Sacred fig tree

Avinash — Indestructible

Azad — Free

Azhar — Shining, bright

Aziz — Powerful, respected, beloved

Babur — Tiger

Bala — Young

Balakrishna — Strength, might

Balwinder — Strength, might

Bilal — Wetting, moistening

Chanda — Fierce, hot, passionate

Chandan — Sandalwood

Chandra — Moon

Chandrakant — Beloved by the moon

Chetan — Visible, conscious, soul

Chiranjvi — Long-lived

Darshan — Seeing, observing, understanding

Dayaram — Compassion of Rama

Dev — God

Devadas — Servant of the gods

Dhananjay — Winning wealth

Dharma — Law, duty, virtue

Dhaval — Dazzling white

Durai — Chief, leader

Durga — Unattainable

Eshil — Beauty

Farhan — Happy, cheerful

Farid — Unique, precious

Ghulam — Servant boy

Govinda — Cow finder

Gul — Flower, rose

Gurdeep — Teacher, guru

Gurmeet — Teacher, guru

Hardeep — Lamp, light

Hari — Brown, yellow, tawny

Harsha — Happiness

Harshad — Happiness

Harshal — Happiness

Hasan — Handsome

Hassan — Improver

Imtiyaz — Distinction

Inderpal — Protector of Indra

Indra — Possessing drops of rain

Indrajit — Conquerer of Indra

Isha — Master, lord

Jagit — World, universe

Jahangir — World conqueror

Jaswinder — Fame, praise, glory

Javed — Eternal

Jaya — Victory

Jayanta — Victorious

Jayendra — Lord of victory

Jayesh — Lord of victory

Jaywant — Possessing victory

Jitendra — Conqueror of Indra

Jyoti — Light

Kailash — Crystal

Kali — The black one

Kalyan — Beautiful, lovely, auspicious

Kamala — Lotus

Kanta — Desired, beautiful

Kanti — Beauty

Karan — Clever, skillful

Kavi — Wise man, sage, poet

Khan — King, ruler

Khurshd — Shining sun

Kiran — Dust, thread, sunbeam

Kishor — Colt

Krishna — Black, dark

Kshitij — Born of the earth

Kuldeep — Lamp, light

Lakshmi — Sign, mark

Lal — Boy

Lochan — The eye

Madhu — Sweet, honey

Madhukar — Bee, honey-maker

Madhur — Sweet

Mahendra — Great

Mahmud — Praiseworthy

Mamun — Trustworthy

Manas — Mind, intellect, spirit

Mandeep — Mind, intellect, spirit

Mani — Jewel

Maninder — Mind, intellect, spirit

Manish — Thought, wisdom

Manjeet — Mind, intellect, spirit

Manu — Thinking, wise

Maqsud — Intention, aim

Maruf — Favor, kindness

Mayur — Peacock

Mitra — Friend

Mitul — Measured

Mohandas — Servant of Mohana

Muhammad — Praiseworthy

Mukul — Bud, blossom

Murad — Wish, desire

Murali – Flute

Murugan — Youth

Nadim — Drinking companion

Nagendra — Lord of snakes

Nanda — Joy

Narayana — Path of man

Narendra — Lord of men

Nasim — Breeze

Navdeep — Lamp, light

Navin — New

Navneet — New, fresh

Nikhil — Whole, entire

Nilam — Dark blue, sapphire

Ninad — Sound, hum

Niraj — Water-born

Nirav — Quiet, silent

Nirmal — Clean, pure

Nishant — Night’s end, dawn

Nishat — Energetic, lively

Nitin — Guidance, moral conduct

Nitya — Always, eternal

Nur — Light

Padma — Lotus

Pallav — Budding leaf

Parminder — Highest, best

Partha — Son of Pritha

Prabhat — Shining forth, morning

Prabhu — Mighty, powerful, master

Prabodh — Awakening

Pradip — Light, lantern

Prakash — Light, bright, shining

Pran — Breath

Pranay — Leader, guidance, love

Prasad — Brightness, clearness, graciousness

Prasanna — Clear, bright, tranquil

Prasenjit — Conqueror of an expert army

Pratap — Heat, splendor, glory

Pratik — Look, appearance

Pravin — Skilled

Prem — Love, affection

Punit — Cleaned, purified

Qasim — Share, Divide

Radha — Success

Rafiq — Friend, gentle

Raghu — Swift

Rahul — Able, efficient

Raj — Empire, royalty

Raja — King, ruler

Rajani — The dark one

Rajendra — Lord of kings

Rajesh — Ruler of kings

Rajib — Striped

Rajnish — Lord of the night

Rakesh — Lord of the full moon

Rama — Pleasing, beautiful

Ramachandra — Moon

Rana — King

Ranjit — Colored, pleased, delighted

Rashmi — Ray of sunlight, rope

Ratna — Jewel, treasure

Ravi — Sun

Ravindra — Lord of the sun

Rishi — Sage, poet

Rohan — Ascending

Rohit — Red

Roshan — Light, bright

Rupinder — Greatest beauty

Sachin — True, real

Samir — Wind, air

Sandip — Blazing

Sanjit — Complete victory

Sanjiv — Living, reviving

Saral — Straight

Sardar — Chief, leader

Sarvesh — Ruler of all

Shahid — Witness

Shahjahan — King of the world

Shahnaz — Pride of the king

Shahzad — Prince

Shakti — Power

Shandar — Fabulous

Shantanu — Wholesome

Sharif — Eminent, virtous

Sharma — Protection, comfort, joy

Shashi — Having a hare

Shekar — Crest, peak

Sher — Lion

Shiva — Benign, kind, auspicious

Shresth — Most excellent, best

Shrinivas — The abode of Shri

Shrivatsa — Beloved of Shri

Shyama — Dark, black, blue

Shyamal — Dark, black, blue

Siddhartha — One who has accomplished a goal

Singh — Lion

Sonam — Virtuous

Subhash — Eloquent

Subrahmanya — Good

Sudarshan — Beautiful, good-looking

Sudhir — Good

Suahil — Level, even

Sujay — Great victory

Sukhbir — Pleasant, happy

Sukhdeep — Pleasant, happy

Sultan — Ruler, king

Suman — Well-disposed

Sumantra — Following good advice

Sumit — Well measured

Sunil — Good

Suraj — Sun

Surendra — Lord of gods

Surya — Sun

Sushila — Good-tempered

Swapan — Sleeping, dreaming

Swapnil — Sleep, dream

Swarna — Good color

Tamanna — Wish, desire

Tushar — Cold, frost, snow

Uttara — North

Vasu — Bright, excellent

Vijaya — Victory

Vimal — Clean, pure, spotless

Vinay — Leading, guidance, modesty

Vipin — Forest

Vipul — Large, extensive, plenty

Vishal — Wide, broad, spacious

Vishnu — All-pervasive

Vivek — Wisdom, distinction

Yash — Fame, praise, glory

Yasir — To be rich

Zafar — Victory

Zahid — Pious, devout

Zahir — Helper, supporter

Zaman — Time, age, era

Zawar — Pilgrim, visitor

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What is a thread lift & how exactly it works?

Introduction

This non-surgical procedure can lift and tighten sagging skin to restore a youthful appearance. This minimally invasive procedure uses small threads to lift the skin, which can be performed in a single appointment with little to no downtime. In recent years, thread lifts have become increasingly popular as a safe and effective alternative to traditional facelift surgery.

What is a Thread Lift?

It is a non-surgical facelift procedure that uses tiny biocompatible sutures to lift and tighten sagging skin. A small needle is used to put the threads into the skin, and once they are there, they give the skin support and structure. The threads stimulate collagen production, which helps tighten and firm the skin, providing a more youthful and refreshed appearance.

Types of Threads

Two main types of threads are used in a thread lift: absorbable and non-absorbable. Absorbable threads are materials the body absorbs over time, typically used for short-term skin tightening. Non-absorbable threads, on the other hand, remain in place permanently and provide long-term support and lifting. The most common non-absorbable threads used in thread lifts are polylactic acid (PLA) and polypropylene (PLLA).

Benefits of a Thread Lift

Non-surgical alternative to a facelift

Minimally invasive with little to no downtime

Safe and effective

Provides natural-looking results

Stimulates the production of collagen

Quick and easy procedure

It can be performed on various parts of the face and body

Suitable for all skin types

Who is suitable for a Thread Lift?

It suits anyone looking to lift and tighten sagging skin without surgery. However, having realistic expectations and understanding that a thread lift is not a substitute for a traditional facelift is important. The most suitable candidates for a thread lift are individuals with early signs of ageing, such as mild to moderate sagging skin, fine lines and wrinkles, and a loss of volume in the face.

Preparation

Before undergoing a thread lift, it is important to consult a qualified and experienced practitioner. During this consultation, you will discuss your goals, expectations, and medical history, and the practitioner will determine whether a thread lift is the right choice for you. You should also inform your practitioner of any medications or supplements you are taking and any skin conditions or allergies you may have.

The Procedure

The thread lift procedure is typically performed under local anaesthesia and takes 30 minutes and an hour to complete. During the procedure, the practitioner will make small incisions in the skin, through which the threads will be inserted. The threads are then positioned to lift and tighten the skin, and the incisions are closed with a small stitch or surgical glue.

Recovery and Aftercare

After a thread lifts, you can expect to experience some mild swelling, redness, and bruising, which should subside within a few days. You may also experience tightness or discomfort, but this can manage with over-the-counter pain medication. It is necessary to follow the aftercare instructions provided by your practitioner, including avoiding heavy exercise and direct sun exposure and keeping the treated area clean and moisturised.

Conclusion

A thread lift is a safe and effective alternative to a traditional facelift for those looking to lift and tighten sagging skin. The procedure is minimally invasive, quick, and easy and provides immediate and long-lasting results. Considering a thread lift, it is important to have realistic expectations, choose a qualified and experienced practitioner, and thoroughly discuss the potential risks and complications before the procedure.

For more information about thread lift treatment-related queries, contact Dr. Sajjas clinic.

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