#akashvani

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"AKASHVANI" Celebration of INDIA’S PRESIDENCY G-20

Dronacharya college of Engineering, Gurugram participated in "AKASHVANI" Celebration of INDIA’S PRESIDENCY G-20 along with Honourable Director Prof. Dr. BMK Prasad and Principal Prof Dr. Isha Malhotra , faculties Dr. Anupam Dalal, Dr. Vimla Yadav and students at Akashvani Delhi on 21st July, 2023. The event was organized to commemorate India's presidency in the G-20 group of nations and aimed to promote and celebrate the rich cultural heritage of the country.

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B.P. hair dressers, Lanka, Varanasi, A place I am paying my loyalty to for almost two decades. It's been around 15-17 years since I am 95% going to.. next clip is a lovely scene from a class Tamil Romantic film, though I am not much into movies but such films are ❤️, well, Janu wished relive the nostalgia to see the old Ram from 96 batch, to get the old look Janaki and K Ramachandran visits this place always relates and connects me 😌 I wash shy to ask them to get a picture anyway I got one #PeopleofVaranasi #PeopleOfIndia, watch I like about this place is orthodox old hair artists serving for many decades and their old architecture and ambience which is now partially compromised in adaptation of current trend but anyway.. then their #vividhbharati and #akashvani #allindiaradio @airnewsalerts I am very particular about things. #96movie (at Varanasi, India) https://www.instagram.com/p/CpGH5I4qzEL/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Here's more... cuz I realised I'm really good at it 💅✨lol

Yama: Many may think he sounds rough while in a way he does... But also he sounds like he's there to take you home. Exactly like your mother who came to take you home after the first day of school when you were anxious. His sound is comforting, it's to guide you back home.

Agni: whatever he speaks, he apeaks with a passion. A passion you'll feel is burning like the sacred flames. It have a certain warmth to it yes. You'll feel the safe fuzzy feeling you get sitting around the campfire. But when he's angry his voice will engulf you whole, give you no spac to escape and burn you fully.

Dyaus: Well... He just sounds... Vast. You'll never figure out where exactly is he speaking from, even if he's standing just infront of you. And you'll also never know which ear you heard him from... Was it left? Or was it right? His voice kinda sounds like an akashvani (lol pun intended) he takes his time while speaking and his tone is unchangeable to say the least.

Alakshmi: She sounds like she's in despair. She sounds hateful, sad and it will give you a sense of emptyness. Like as if you are sure you failed your interview but just the news haven't reached you yet... Anxiety is not the term to explain her voice but it's like that. It's empty, it's hateful. You won't want to listen to her again...

Ashwin Kumars: This two are what you call typical twin voice... They sound so similar yet so different. Their voice is like the soothing ointment you apply on your wounds, a bit straight forward but got a nice comfort to the voice. When they speak to you they speak in sync, completing eachother's sentences... It almost feels as if you just woke up from sleep after a horrible feverish night. You'll automatically feel better if you listen to them.

Vac: She sounds like every and any type of sound you can ever imagine.. You would be utterly confused trying to figure out what exact tone she's speaking in. But at the same time it's easy to understand. As if you're a child who doesn't know how to speak yet... And you're trying to pick up the words your parents are asking you to speak.

Shukra: Knowledged. If anything he sounds knowledged, but also most of the time he sounds strict like a teacher. But when he's not angry he's calm and you'll actually enjoy listening to him. But also like his graha's atmosphere his voice have a certain density to it. As if the dead might rise again listening to him (lmao bad pun sorry)

Ila/Sudyumna: There's a duality in their voice... When he's Sudyumna he sounds regal and poshed just like a prince. With softer tone and sweeter accent. But when Ila, she's a bit rougher.. even if not as royal as her male self, still sweet though.

Yamuna: Her tone is slow and she takes her time speaking just like the Yamuna river, it's sweet and enjoyable to listen... As if a storyteller from some far away land is telling you the tales.

Rudra: Powerful, sharp tone. A bit loud... Kinda like wild animals, but not bad. He speaks fast as if he's a storm or he's in a hurry. His tone will give you the feel of a hunter chasing down it's prey, it's like a lion's cry majestic and can scare you on occasions..

Savitr: His voice is pleasant to hear, a reassuring tone, just like a gaurdian. It's a bit deep and have a heavyness to it, as if protecting you from something... But at the same time it's warm like new sunrays hitting the baby plants on the morning.

Ayyappan: His voice is boyish, and sounds innocent yet as if it holds all the knowledge of this earth. It sounds like the soft jingles of temple bells or the laughter of children running around. It gives a somewhat a sense of nostalgia to you

Shani: Straight forward and sharp. A bit too sharp for liking. Also whenever he speaks it's as if he knows, now what he knows that you'll never know... His voice may sound a bit like, as if he's criticizing you.. which he maybe is. It got both the ability to scare you or make you feel safe.

YOU DID IT AGAIN!

YOU CAPTURED ALL OF THEM SO PERFECTLY. I ESPECIALLY LOVED SHANI'S SJDNEFJN he really be one of those brutally honest dudes lmao

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Ram and Yudhishthira

So, I have seen people keeping these two men on a same pedestal, which, IMO, is wrong. Rama is not an ordinary dude. He is a GOD. So, now, I am gonna compare and contrast these too.

People usually read the Uttar kand, and go like: nah, Ram was a git. But y'all know that the Uttar Kand is said to be a later addition? That out of the 1 lakh shlokas present in the original Ramayana, only 24,000 have survived time, and are present in today's version? No?

Yudhishthira, canonically, is not that good of a character. It is he who wants the incident of Bhima being poisoned kept secret. He bets his brothers and wife and loses them, not even preventing his wife's disrobing ONCE. Then, after Dhritarashtra returns everything, they go back, and when Duryodhana offers one more game of dice, he returns to play that as well.

He asks Bhima to not kill Jayadratha. During the incognito year, Kichaka drags and throws Draupadi in the courtroom, in front of the King and Yudhishthira, yet he doesn't even speak in her favor, and stops Bhima from doing so, though this can be let go, as it would have blown off their cover.

When Karna injures him on the 17th day, and Arjun goes to check on him, he asks whether Karna has been killed or not. When Arjun refuses, Yudhishthira flies in a rage, and yells many horribly things at him, including telling how he shouldn't have been born at all.

And then, when he finds that Karna is his brother, he goes off to mourn his death, suddenly developing a love for him, the same man who he wanted dead, who called his wife unchaste and pledged to kill his brother, the same man who was responsible for the deaths of two of his nephews.

And now, Rama. Rama is very different. He was an ideal king. He was beloved by all, from his family to the people, everyone loved him. Rama was a good son. He always obeyed his father, and followed his dharma.

Rama was not only a good scholar, he was also a good warrior. He fought most of his battles on his own, unlike....certain other kings. Rama loved and cherished his brothers a lot, as well as his family. Yes, he does send Lakshmana away at the end of the Uttar Kand, but that is because both of them knew what Lakshmana was doing was breaking the rule, hence he would have to leave.

There are multiple versions of the agnipariksha. Some versions say it was to get back the OG Sita, some say it was because Rama himself did not doubt his wife, but he asked for it so that others wouldn't doubt her as well.

Bala Kand mentions Luv-Kush, and them being with Sita in Valmiki's ashrama, though the reason of them being there is not at all mentioned. Some old versions of Ramayana also say that it was Sita herself who chose to leave, after hearing the rumors on her chastity, some say that Rama asked her to go.

My perception on these events is that unlike Krishna, who showed his divinity every other moment, Rama never did so. He himself did not know how divine he was, and worked hard like a human to achieve everything. As a human, he has to make mistakes as well, which he did.

There are ample examples of him loving Sita, like after her abduction, him starting a literal war for her, or after she goes into the earth, where an akashvani has to remind him that he is not human and shouldn't behave as such.

Moral of the story: It is my opinion that Rama is not the same as Yudhishthira was.

[seireiteihellbutterfly]

My Bleach OC

So it took a lot of time to put together. But I did it! My OC for Bleach is finally ready. As always with my OC characters, I pay homage to my South Asian roots in terms of their personality and abilities.

Name: Keyuri Ramish (she/her)

Age: 30 in human years (~300 in shinigami years?)

Physical Description: 5 feet 6 inches tall, tan skin, long black hair that is often worn back in a braid. Her body is very curvy, falling under a plus size category, close to an hourglass/pear figure. Her waist is narrow, but she has very generous hips and thighs that are quite toned and a full bust. Her figure makes her self-conscious at times. Large brown eyes, thickly lashed, like a doe’s. 

Position in Soul Society: She’s the third seat of Division12, captained by Mayuri Kurotsuchi. Her responsibilities mainly deal with the Research and Development team, creating new gadgets to help deal with hollows and other reiatsu anomalies. She also assists on missions remotely by observing shinigami reiatsu signatures on the R&D’s computers when they try to tackle hollows. 

Personality: She’s a little reserved, but is a very warm person once she opens up. Very tactile, and expresses her affection through touch. Enjoys reading, writing, and practicing yoga. Observant, sharp, witty, and loves good banter. Gemini, coffee addict, and loves pastries. 

Background: Keyuri is of South Indian origin, reborn into a community called South Asian Soul Adminstration (shortened as SASA, basically South Asia’s equivalent of Soul Society). When her parents first noticed her developing strange reiatsu, they admitted her into a temple soul school, where the priests helped her harness and develop her spiritual abilities. But Yamaduta (messengers of death, SASA’s equivalent of Shinigami) are considered as bad omens in their society, so her advisors work to have her transferred to Soul Society, believing it is a better place for her to grow her abilities and also train her zanpakuto correctly. Her zanpakuto itself is quite rare in the soul world (described in detail below)

Zanpakuto Background at SASA:  Zanpakuto souls are not ingrained into a katana at SASA. Zanpakuto spirits are born, through a cycle of birth and rebirth. Once every few years, enough soul energy concentrates to allow the birth of maybe 2-5 zanpakuto. The priests at the school typically take the most talented students of that year to receive their zanpakuto. The students are taken into a separate spirit realm, where they wait in the dark, sometimes for days, until a zanpakuto spirit chooses to be born into their sword. This creates a deep bond, since the soul chooses the Yamaduta its born to. Keyuri waited 2 days before her zanpakuto’s soul came to her. Students that do not get a zanpakuto born on their first try wait years before the next birth can happen. Some SASA Yamadutas never get a soul born to them, and have to work on their other spiritual abilities to make up for not having a zanpakuto. Because of this, Yamaduta zanpakuto are rare, even within SASA. 

Keyuri’s Zanpakuto: Her zanpakuto is rare, even in terms of SASA because when her zanpakuto’s soul was reborn, it was the soul of a dying sun god from somewhere in a different solar system. Zanpakuto spirits that are born under such circumstances are called Celestial zanpakuto because it can draw on the energy not only from the Yamaduta, but from all the celestial heavenly bodies, such as the sun, moon, stars, and meteors. Keyuri has admitted multiple times the frustration she faced with her Zanpakuto because there is little information on how to train a Celestial zanpakuto, let alone learn to develop and channel its abilities since they can be highly unpredictable. She admits she has said mean things to her zanpakuto in frustration, only to be hurt when she realizes how hard it was trying to befriend her. 

Name: Akashvani (translation: Sky Gift)

Command: Glow, Akashvani

Appearance: Akashvani takes the form of a graceful katar, with a hilt wrapped in fine, royal blue silk embroidered with golden threads. The blade itself gleams with a silvery hue, etched with delicate patterns reminiscent of swirling constellations.

When activated, the blade elongates and emanates a soft, radiant, blue light. The hilt also elongates, giving her better control for attacking. 

Shikai main abilities:

Starlight Strike

A trail of stars begins to emanate from the blade and can be controlled at will. It’s impossible to count how many stars are present at any given time, but they glow as they move, creating a beautiful sight to see. Each individual star in the trail can grow to be over 4000 degrees Celsius, effectively burning and melting anything caught in it’s way. The stars glow brighter when they come into contact with an object and start to heat up, in some cases, creating a blinding glow where no one can see what’s happening. 

2. Phantom Eclipse

Mimics a lunar eclipse, creating shadows at strategic attack points. Keyuri can use the shadows to blast the enemy with the moon’s energy, dealing close range damage. 

3. Radiance Shield

Constructs a protective barrier infused with the warmth and strength of solar energy. This shield absorbs incoming attacks while radiating a rejuvenating warmth that heals minor wounds of allies within its range.

[gitanjalithoratsblog]

Shreekrishna Janmashtami is the celebration of Lord krishna's birth, the eight avtar of lord vishnu. It is a Hindu Festival. It falls on the eighth day (Ashtami) of the dark half (Krishna Paksha) of the month of Bhadrapada, according to the Hindu calendar.

Birth story of Shree Krishna

Shri Krishna is the son of Maharaja Vasudeva and Devaki. Devaki's brother Kansa was told by Akashvani that Devaki's eighth son will kill you. Then Kansa was going to kill Devaki but in order to save Devaki, Vasudeva promised Kansa that he would give all his children to Kansa. Kansa then imprisoned Devaki and Vasudeva. Kansa killed seven children of Devaki one by one. Therefore, in order to protect lord Krishna, his father Vasudev carried him in a basket across the raging River Yamuna to Vrindavan. There Krishna was adopted and brought up by Yashoda and Nanda.

Celebration of Krushna Janmashtami :

North India:

Krishna Janmashtami is biggest festival of Braj region of north India. Especially in Mathura where shree Krishna was born and Vridavan where shree krishna grew up. Shree Krishna's temples 

Decorated with flowers, lights, and diyas, temples hold special pujas, bhajans, and kirtans.

In Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, and other states, Ras Leela (a dramatic representation of Krishna's life) is performed.

Dahi Handi: In Maharashtra, young men form human pyramids to break clay pots filled with curd and butter.

Devotional songs and prayers are sung in temples and homes.Devotees gather in temples for a special puja at midnight, the time of Krishna's birth.

Krishna Janmashtami is also celebrated outside India

In Nepal, people celebrate  Janmashtami by observing a fast until midnight and chanting verses from the Bhagavad Gita while singing religious songs. 

In the United States, Janmashtami celebrations starts early in the morning. Colourful celebrations and cultural events are put on by Hare Krishna troupes and their followers. 

Krishna Janmashtami also celebrate in Singapore, Bangladesh.

Traditions :

Devotees fast throughout the day and break their fast with a grand feast at midnight. They worship Krishna's idol, often decorated with flowers, garlands, and ornaments. Devotees chant sacred mantras, like the "Om Namo Bhagavate Vasudevaya" mantra. Devotees offer prasad to Krishna and distribute it among family and friends. Devotees read the Bhagavad Gita, a sacred text, to seek Krishna's guidance and wisdom.

These celebrations and traditions vary across regions, but they all share a common spirit of devotion, love, and joy, honoring the birth of Lord Krishna.

Significance Of Krishna Janmashtami :

Krishna Janmashtami, the celebration of Lord Krishna's birth, holds immense spiritual, cultural, and philosophical significance. Krishna's life teaches good over evil means encouraging devotees to stand against injustice and negativity.Krishna Janmashtami inspires devotees to seek spiritual growth, self-realization, and a deeper connection with the divine.The festival promotes unity and harmony among people, transcending social and cultural boundaries.Krishna Janmashtami is a celebration of life, joy, and the beauty of human experience, encouraging devotees to embrace life's challenges with courage and optimism.

Today we are celebrating the birth of Lord Krishna, let us remember his teachings and strive to cultivate selfless love, compassion, and spiritual growth.

Jai Hind🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

Gitanjali Thorat (Press Blogger Article )

26/08/2024

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President of India to address the Nation Wednesday

President Smt Droupadi Murmu Team News Riveting New Delhi, August 13 The President of India, Smt Droupadi Murmu will address the nation tomorrow (August 14, 2024) on the eve of the 78th Independence Day.  The address will be broadcast from 1900 hrs. on the entire national network of Akashvani and telecast over all channels of Doordarshan in Hindi followed by the English version. Broadcast of…

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13/08/2024

हर घर तिरंगा अभियान के तहत एक बार फिर से अपने-अपने घरों में तिरंगा फहराकर इस स्वतंत्रता दिवस को विशेष बनाएँ। स्वतंत्रता सेनानियों के बलिदान को नमन करते हुए 9 से 15 अगस्त तक इस अभियान का हिस्सा बनें और harghartiranga.com पर अपनी सेल्फी अपलोड करें।

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#HarGharTiranga2024 #CCRTNewDelhi Akashvani Rewa आकाशवाणी रीवा Akashvani Bhopal - आकाशवाणी भोपाल Madhya Pradesh School of Drama Bhopal Mpculture Bpl Ccrt New Delhi Ministry of Culture, Government of India

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AIR Akashvani Ext.Sce 0043 22 Jul 2024

15280Khz 0040 22 JUL 2024 - AIR AKASHVANI EXT.SCE (INDIA) in MANDARIN from BANGALORE). SINPO = 35222. Chinese?, female and male conversing, possibly an interview. 8m reel antenna, Tecsun PL-680. 500kW, beamAz 60°, bearing 12°. Received at Schroeder, United States, 13192KM from transmitter at Bangalore). Local time: 1940.

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On the Ekadashi date of the Shukla Paksha of Magh month in 1575 AD, Parmeshwar Kabir Sahib Ji performed the divine play of going to Satlok from Maghar in his physical form. Before that, he spread a sheet on the floor and covered himself with another one on top. Some flowers were spread on the lower sheet. After some time, an Akashvani (voice from the sky) said that I am going to Satlok.

On lifting the sheet, a heap of fragrant flowers was found in place of the body. In Maghar, Hindus and Muslims took one sheet each and half fragrant flowers each and made different memorials at a distance of a hundred feet, which are still present today.

#कबीरसाहेब_की_प्रमाणित_लीला #miracles #divineplay

#fbreelsviral #fbreelsvideo #fbreels #reelsfbシ #KabirParmatma_PrakatDiwas

#SantRampalJiMaharaj #KabirPrakatDiwas #KabirisGod #kabir

To know more,

visit: JagatguruRampalji.org

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India's International Day of Yoga 2024 Preparations

The Ministry of Information & Broadcasting (I&B) and the Ministry of AYUSH have initiated preparations for the International Day of Yoga (IDY) 2024. Secretary Sanjay Jaju and Secretary Vaidya Rajesh Kotecha reviewed media and outreach activities for the annual event, celebrated on 21st June. The focus is on promoting the Common Yoga Protocol (CYP) and highlighting the benefits of yoga.  

Media and Outreach Activities

The Media Units of the Ministry of I&B are organizing various programs to raise awareness about the Common Yoga Protocol (CYP) and the benefits of yoga. These activities involve multiple media units, including the Press Information Bureau, Prasar Bharati, and the New Media Wing. - Prasar Bharati: Broadcasting and telecasting programs through Doordarshan (DD) and All India Radio (AIR), including interviews with yoga experts and special LIVE morning shows. - Akashvani: Collaborating with the Morarji Desai National Institute of Yoga to broadcast programs promoting yoga as a way of life. - Ministry of AYUSH: Sharing the newly prepared ‘Yoga Geet’ across all media platforms.   Antarashtriya Yoga Diwas Media Samman Awards The Ministry of I&B will continue to encourage private media organizations through the Antarashtriya Yoga Diwas Media Samman (AYDMS) awards. These awards recognize the contributions of media houses in spreading the message of yoga across various platforms: - Best Media Coverage in Yoga in Newspaper - Best Media Coverage in Yoga in Electronic Media (TV) - Best Media Coverage in Yoga in Electronic Media (Radio) The awards for this year, along with those from last year, will be presented after the completion of the 2024 celebrations.  

Engaging Activities

The New Media Wing (NMW) is planning several engaging activities to promote yoga, including: - Yoga with Family Contest: Families are challenged to do yoga together and upload reels using the Yoga Geet. - Yoga Quiz - Guess the Aasan: An interactive quiz to engage participants in identifying yoga poses. - IDY 2024 Podcast: A special podcast series focused on the benefits of yoga and its global impact.   Key Activities for IDY 2024 Activity Description Prasar Bharati Programs Broadcasting yoga programs and interviews Akashvani Collaboration Promoting yoga with Morarji Desai National Institute Antarashtriya Yoga Diwas Media Awards Recognizing media contributions in promoting yoga Yoga with Family Contest Social media challenge for families Yoga Quiz Interactive quiz on yoga poses IDY 2024 Podcast Podcast series on yoga benefits and global impact  

Government Support and Community Involvement

The scale of IDY celebrations has been increasing each year, with Prime Minister Narendra Modi leading efforts to promote yoga globally. The 2023 celebrations saw significant participation, with over 15,000 participants in the main national event in Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh. The event set a Guinness World Record with delegates from 135 nations participating in the yoga celebration at the UN headquarters.   Global Initiatives The 'Ocean Ring of Yoga' involved naval personnel from 19 ships across 34 countries participating in yoga demonstrations. The Indian armed forces conducted the ‘Yoga Bharatmala’ and coastal demonstrations termed ‘Yoga Sagarmala.’ At the grassroots level, the ‘Har Aangan Yoga’ initiative connected rural communities, organizing yoga sessions in around 200,000 locations, with an estimated 23.4 crore participants.   The Final Word The International Day of Yoga 2024 preparations by the Ministry of I&B and the Ministry of AYUSH highlight the importance of promoting yoga's benefits globally. Through a variety of outreach activities, media engagement, and community involvement, the celebrations aim to foster a sense of unity and well-being.   Sources: THX News, AMRITA, Hello My Yoga & Ministry for Information and Broadcasting. Read the full article

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14th May 2024.

𝐒𝐮𝐧𝐝𝐚𝐲 𝟏𝟒𝐭𝐡 𝐌𝐚𝐲 𝟏𝟗𝟕𝟖. Lena appeared in the SOS charity variety show at the Theatre Royal, Nottingham.

𝐌𝐨𝐧𝐝𝐚𝐲 𝟏𝟒𝐭𝐡 𝐌𝐚𝐲 𝟏𝟗𝟕𝟗. Lena was on Calcutta radio. Akashvani magazine was originally called the Indian Listener.

𝐓𝐡𝐮𝐫𝐬𝐝𝐚𝐲 𝟏𝟒𝐭𝐡 𝐌𝐚𝐲 𝟏𝟗𝟖𝟏. A New Lena Zavaroni Appreciation Society was advertised in The Stage, run by Nina Stansfield.

𝐓𝐡𝐮𝐫𝐬𝐝𝐚𝐲 𝟏𝟒𝐭𝐡 𝐌𝐚𝐲 𝟏𝟗𝟖𝟏. The Stage reported that Lena and other Stars had sponsored Justin Seers to do a sponsored walk, their signed sponsor form to be auctioned at a later date.

𝐌𝐚𝐲 𝟏𝟗𝟖𝟏. Lena was photographed in Hyde Park to publicise the new fan club.

𝐓𝐡𝐮𝐫𝐬𝐝𝐚𝐲 𝟏𝟒𝐭𝐡 𝐌𝐚𝐲 𝟏𝟗𝟖𝟏. The newspapers weekend tv pages listed Lena’s appearance on Saturday Night At The Mill. - Saffron Walden Weekly News.

𝐅𝐫𝐢𝐝𝐚𝐲 𝟏𝟒𝐭𝐡 𝐌𝐚𝐲 𝟏𝟗𝟖𝟐. The Worthing Herald carried an advertisement for The Pavilion. including Lena's concert on 25th July.

𝐌𝐨𝐧𝐝𝐚𝐲 𝟏𝟒𝐭𝐡 𝐌𝐚𝐲 𝟏𝟗𝟖𝟒. In Australia, The Canberra News listed Lena repeats on Channel 3 every day of the coming week.

𝐓𝐡𝐮𝐫𝐬𝐝𝐚𝐲 𝟏𝟒𝐭𝐡 𝐌𝐚𝐲 𝟏𝟗𝟖𝟕. The Lincolnshire Standard carried an advertisement for The Embassy Centre, Skegness. It included Lena's appearance on Saturday 30th May.

𝐒𝐮𝐧𝐝𝐚𝐲 𝟏𝟒𝐭𝐡 𝐌𝐚𝐲 𝟏𝟗𝟖𝟗. In The People, a reader wrote in looking forward to seeing Lena again now that she had recovered from anorexia.

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Launch of SHABD, revamped websites of DD News, Akashvani News and NewsOnAIR App

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[dailypubgdosefam]

Top caption collection for Indian Wear Photo

Are you looking for amazing Saree Captions for Instagram in Hindi then visit LINK to get amazing captions. Check below

"Saree ka swag, samay se pare aur shik." "Virasat mein lapete hue, anugraha se sajayi gayi." "Saree - jahan har fold ek kahani batata hai." "Saree ki shan, klasik aur devyata." "Saree ka andaaz, aadarshata ko punarsthapit karte hue." "Saree pehnna kisi kavita ki tarah hai." "Saree ka pallu, akashvani aur mohak." "Saree ki diaries, jinme aadarshata aur chamak bhari hai." "Saree ka snajayi, asadhya aur samay se pare." "Har pallu, ek kala ka kaam." "Saree ki shaantata, anugraha mein lapete hue." "Saree ka jaadu, parampara se banaya gaya." "Aadarshata hi wo sundarta hai jo kabhi nahi fade hoti." "Saree ke man ki sthiti mein." "Shuddh aadarshata ke saat yard." "Saree ke sapne aur lokpriya seemayein." "Apni andar ki devi ko ek saree mein prakat kar rahi hoon." "Saree, saree bilkul vipreet, tumhara aadarshata kaise beh raha hai?" "Saree ka pyaar, hamesha aur saccha." "Saree ka swag, samay se pare aur shik." "Virasat mein lapete hue, anugraha se sajayi gayi." "Saree - jahan har fold ek kahani batata hai." "Saree ki shan, klasik aur devyata." "Saree ka andaaz, aadarshata ko punarsthapit karte hue." "Saree pehnna kisi kavita ki tarah hai." "Saree ka pallu, akashvani aur mohak."

[ambitiousbaba]

‘NITI for States’ Platform is going to be launched by Ashwini Vaishnaw

‘NITI for States’ Platform is going to be launched by Ashwini Vaishnaw Minister of Communications, Railways, and Electronics & Information Technology Shri Ashwini Vaishnaw is going to launch NITI Aayog’s NITI For States platform at Rang Bhawan auditorium, Akashvani, New Delhi. The NITI for States platform is going to be a Digital Public Infrastructure aiming for good governance and policy…