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[thschei]

Me getting online to shill thoschei & then leave again

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[bijoumikhawal]

I came into some purple velveteen awhile ago and decided I wanted to make a binish out of it- here's some sketches of the design I've been working on for awhile

[dan6085]

Here is a list of the top 20 wealthiest Indians with details on their net worth, sources of wealth, and family members:

1. **Mukesh Ambani** - Net worth: $116 billion

- Source of wealth: Reliance Industries (petrochemicals, oil and gas, telecom, retail, financial services)

- Family: Son of Dhirubhai Ambani, married to Nita Ambani, 3 children (Akash, Isha, Anant)

2. **Gautam Adani** - Net worth: $84 billion

- Source of wealth: Adani Group (ports, airports, power generation, transmission, green energy)

- Family: Married to Priti Adani, 3 children (Karan, Jeet, Vinati)

3. **Shiv Nadar** - Net worth: $36.9 billion

- Source of wealth: HCL Technologies (IT services and consulting)

- Family: Married to Kiran Nadar, 1 daughter (Roshni Nadar Malhotra)

4. **Savitri Jindal** - Net worth: $35.5 billion

- Source of wealth: JSW Group (steel, energy, cement, infrastructure)

- Family: Widow of O.P. Jindal, 9 children including Sajjan Jindal

5. **Dilip Shanghvi** - Net worth: $26.7 billion

- Source of wealth: Sun Pharmaceutical Industries (pharmaceuticals)

- Family: Married to Vibha Shanghvi, 2 children

6. **Cyrus Poonawalla** - Net worth: $21.3 billion

- Source of wealth: Serum Institute of India (vaccines)

- Family: Married to Villoo Poonawalla, 2 children (Natasha, Darius)

7. **Kushal Pal Singh** - Net worth: $20.9 billion

- Source of wealth: DLF (real estate)

- Family: Married to Indira Singh, 2 children (Rajiv, Pia)

8. **Kumar Mangalam Birla** - Net worth: $19.7 billion

- Source of wealth: Aditya Birla Group (textiles, telecom, cement)

- Family: Son of Aditya Birla, married to Neerja Birla, 3 children

9. **Radhakishan Damani** - Net worth: $17.6 billion

- Source of wealth: Avenue Supermarts (retail chain D-Mart)

- Family: Married to Shrikantadevi Damani, 2 children (Gopikishan, Rukmani)

10. **Lakshmi Mittal** - Net worth: $16.4 billion

- Source of wealth: ArcelorMittal (steel)

- Family: Married to Usha Mittal, 2 children (Aditya, Vanisha)

11. **Uday Kotak** - Net worth: $12.9 billion

- Source of wealth: Kotak Mahindra Bank (banking)

- Family: Married to Pallavi Kotak, 2 children

12. **Azim Premji** - Net worth: $9.2 billion

- Source of wealth: Wipro Group (IT services and consulting)

- Family: Married to Yasmeen Premji, 2 children (Rishad, Tariq)

13. **Ravi Jaipuria** - Net worth: $8.6 billion

- Source of wealth: RJ Corp (fast food, beverages)

- Family: Married to Seema Jaipuria, 3 children

14. **Hasmukh Chudgar & family** - Net worth: $7.6 billion

- Source of wealth: Intas Pharmaceuticals (pharmaceuticals)

- Family: Founded by Hasmukh Chudgar, now run by sons Binish and Urmish

15. **Benu Gopal Bangur** - Net worth: $7.3 billion

- Source of wealth: Shree Cement (cement)

- Family: Married to Nidhi Bangur, 2 children (Prashant, Shreekant)

16. **Rohiqa Cyrus Mistry** - Net worth: $7.0 billion

- Source of wealth: Shapoorji Pallonji Group (construction, real estate)

- Family: Daughter of Cyrus Mistry, former chairman of Tata Sons

17. **Ashwin Dani** - Net worth: $7.0 billion

- Source of wealth: Asian Paints (paints)

- Family: Married to Ina Dani, 2 children (Jalaj, Manish)

18. **Sunil Mittal** - Net worth: $6.1 billion

- Source of wealth: Bharti Enterprises (telecom)

- Family: Married to Nyna Mittal, 3 children (Kavin, Eiesha, Shravin)

19. **Gopikishan Damani & family** - Net worth: $6.0 billion

- Source of wealth: Avenue Supermarts (retail chain D-Mart)

- Family: Brother of Radhakishan Damani

20. **Vikram Lal** - Net worth: $5.6 billion

- Source of wealth: Eicher Motors (automotive)

- Family: Married to Meher Lal, 3 children (Siddhartha, Simran, Navya)

Sources

[1] Top 10 Richest Indians On Forbes 2024 List - NDTV https://www.ndtv.com/india-news/forbes-list-2024-top-10-richest-indians-5366623

[2] List of Indians by net worth - Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Indians_by_net_worth

[3] Forbes richest list 2024: Mukesh Ambani tops in India, Gautam Adani ... https://www.hindustantimes.com/business/forbes-richest-list-2024-mukesh-ambani-tops-in-india-gautam-adani-at-2-check-top-10-names-here-101712116481250.html

[4] Indian Billionaires Soar To Record Highs - Forbes https://www.forbes.com/sites/naazneenkarmali/2024/04/02/indian-billionaires-soar-to-record-highs/

[5] India's Richest Billionaires 2024: Mukesh Ambani, Gautam Adani ... https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/india-richest-billionaires-2024-mukesh-ambani-gautam-adani-bag-first-second-spots-check-list-of-top-wealthiest-indians/photostory/109012084.cms

[kiaraalmanzar]

THANK YOU!

Mrs. España-Tait, Jazlyn, Lydia, Binish, Tiffany, Edrica, Jennifer, Valentina, Emily, Jamie, Miller, Mary, Christine, Andrea Mowery, Allison Blumenthal, Kelsey Fleury, Maggie Dowling, Mallory, Alex, Mina, Maria Alejandra, Nicole, Lindsay Hudock, Joan McCain, Wes Davenport, Rebecca, Paree, Remi, Bailey, Caitlin, Katalina, Sophie, Mike, Brittany Hoydich, Ally, Amanda, Tina Flemming, Danielle Irigoyen, Jasmine, Mia, Melanie, Carlos, Orchee, Victoria Stokel, Mandi, Pricila, Zaynab, Katherine, Alex, Sofia, Julia, Alissa, Olutosin, Mami, Papi, Abuela, Emely, JACK, Ginger, and Doof

The journey so far would be abysmal if it weren't for the wonderful humans that held my hand along the way. Thank you to these individuals for all their support, guidance, laughter, and friendship. I would definitely split my orange with you.

[crazynewsindia]

Health, wellness, and lifestyle camp organised at Shoolini University

  Depleting Food Nutrition and sedentary lifestyle impacting our health, warn nutrition experts Solan, February 3 Reputed wellness, nutrition and lifestyle coach of Delhi, Dr. Aneesh Bhargava conducted a wellness camp in Shoolini University campus yesterday. With 20 years of experience in helping people improve their lifestyles and eating habits, Dr Bhargava warned that people are largely ignoring the nutrition value of the food they eat, coupled with a sedentary lifestyle are increasing their health risk every day inviting diseases like diabetes, cardiovascular issues, high blood pressure and anxiety. Assisted by his team of Priyanka Mahesh, Sameer Mahesh,. Nupur Garg, and. Binish Gupta, Dr. Bhargava conducted health evaluation of nearly 120 employees at the camp, and provided comprehensive health profiles comprising body fat, subcutaneous fat, visceral fat, BMI, resting metabolism, skeletal muscle percentage, body metabolic, etc., and later counseled them to improve their fitness levels, stamina, as well as stress-bearing capacity. The health profiles were created and evaluated using a Karada Scan machine, and Dr. Bhargava emphasised the significance of proper nutrition, lifestyle changes, and mindset shifts in transforming one’s health. Dr. Navsal Kumar, School of Core Engineering, and other faculty members from the school, as well as the Human Resources staff, organised and coordinated the health, wellness and lifestyle camp at the campus. Read the full article

[izaedkhanblog]

A look back!

As I write this blog, I realise its only the 3rd blog I have posted in 2022. I need to pick up the pace and start posting again. It has been a busy and an eventful year. It came with a lot of promises, some that have been fulfilled and some that I believe God protected me from.

They say Life is about moving forward and never looking back. But I think we should look back. Looking back gives us an idea of our progress and keeps us grounded. When I look back at the things that have happened, I’ll say I have progressed in life, especially this year. Emotionally it has made me tough and prepared me to take on difficult challenges that will be thrown at me.

I also completed a year in Legal practice in October 2022 albeit I missed many days due to frequent travels I undertook but I am loving the life in the Court having built a little Litigation of my own and trying to make a name for myself. I don’t know though if by this time next year I’ll still be in Court. As I said, life is all about moving forward and I want to move forward in life and choose the best for myself.

Two of my best mates got married this year. Shubhangi got married as the year began and Shubham who we dearly call Sir got married at the end of the year and before I forget, Binish also got Nikafied in the middle of the year and the Amity gang got to reunite on all these three occasions again. We first met in Delhi then Kashmir and finally in Jharkhand. Amazing!

My Amity mates are some of the nicest blokes in my life, people who take offence at being called friends and would rather refer to each other as brothers. Needless to say we act like brothers.

This was also the year I spent so much time travelling to different places. It’s crazy when I think about it. Delhi, Punjab, Haryana, Chandigarh, Himachal, Jharkhand and Mumbai. I think one should travel frequently. It opens the eyes to different perspectives and helps us give up on pre existing notions we may have about these places. TBH though, Punjab is my absolute favourite place. The lush green fields, the food, the people and the culture. People embrace you like you are one of their own. Even in Himachal I met some of the nicest people. People aren’t bad, that’s what I have realised, our thoughts and pre existing notions need to change about places we’ve never been to or people who we have never interacted with.

2022 feels like it flew by. We say it about every year but I think the fatigue caused by the interruptions led by Covid in the previous two years, this time people just wanted to move on and start afresh and 2022 has given a new hope and a new lease of life.

This year however is also the one that I will forever associate with the passing away of the most important person in my life, my grandmother. She was the most important person in my life and one who I could go to and explain any problem I had knowing that even if I was wrong, I would still have her support. People may not think about it, but sometimes it is all you need, to have someone by your side who will be there no matter how tough it gets. Amma was that person for me. She meant everything to me and her passing away has changed a lot of things in my life. My routine isn’t the same. I leave for office now without her being there, telling me I’ll be the most successful Advocate in the world. I don’t now come back home, tired with her berating everyone to get good food for me ASAP. Amma, your love was truly unconditional. May Allah elevate your status in Paradise 💙

This year, I parted company with a person who I thought really mattered and one I could count on but it wasn’t meant to be… but it’s a story for another day.

Ever since I have returned from Delhi, I realise my connection with Allah has cemented a to a great degree. I can’t imagine going through the dark phases that this year threw at me without Allah’s intervention. Allah gave me strength to get through the odds with my head held high. It’s Allah who gives strength, and it is Allah who takes away that strength. It’s Allah who sails our boat, it’s Allah who sinks our boat. I don’t mean to say that I have succeeded in pleasing God through my actions, far from it but the fact that I can count on Allah to get me through the worst, it’s something that truly matters to me. It doesn’t make me feel vulnerable.

If you’ve read my previous blogs, you would know that I don’t make resolutions for the coming year. I believe in letting things flow and catch one moment at a time. I hope to be doing well in life this time next year. I hope Allah keeps protecting me and guiding me through the storms that are going to be thrown at me.

At this point of time, it’s all about the football World Cup and simultaneously thinking about the next move in career. My bet is on Argentina to win. I also hope to make a wise choice in career. Let’s just see what’s in store. Until next time Xoxoxo

[pakistaninurses]

MScN Student-led Clinical Seminar Organised by: MScN Class of 2022, AKU School of Nursing & Midwifery, AKU-SONAM THE AGA KHAN UNIVERSITY Thursday, November 24, 2022 1:00 pm to 5:30 pm AKUSONAM Auditorium & Online via Zoom TOPIC PRESENTERS & TIME All that is Red is not Cellulitis | Kiran Karim & Kanwal Karim | 1300-1340 Ischemic Heart Disease in Young Adults | Muhammad Saeed | 1340- 1420 Hydrocephalus: A multidisciplinary Team approach | Rani Nisa | 1420- 1500 Heart Failure: Healthcare Providers (HCPs) Taking an Active Action | Inna Abdul Majeed & Sabeen Aziz | 1520- 1600 Advanced Practice Care in Diabetes: Life threatening Emergencies HHS & DKA | Naureen Mistri & Jawad Ali | 1600-1640 Correct Contraceptive Usage | Binish Nizar | 1640 - 1720 For further queries: Graduate Programme Office: gradprog.sonam@aku.edu 021 3486 5420 Zoom Details: https://aku-edu.zoom.us/i/99739335399 Meeting ID: 997 3933 5399 Passcode: 755676 https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=530055392469038&set=a.425238066284105&type=3

[enchantedtigress]

New age by Binish Malloossery Via Flickr: All images are the property of Binish Malloossery. Using these images without permission is in violation of international copyright laws (633/41 DPR19/78-Disg 154/97-L.248/2000) All materials may be not copied, reproduced, distributed, republished, downloaded, displayed, posted or trasmitted in any forms or by any means, including electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording without written permission of Binish Malloossery. Every violation will be persued penally. binishmalloossery@gmail.com

[thschei]

Hey . I updated my pinned to include lonks to books & fig binish stuff

[bijoumikhawal]

egyptian fashion ideas I've had

Velvet melaya leff

Gauze tob sebleh and aba / other translucent materials for showing off clothes underneath

Coptic slippers incorporating tapestry woven fabric either over the leather as a decorative layer or as an extension to create a boot

Sirwal worn high at the knee to show off patterned stockings

Some muesums and recreations of garments indicate either sleeves or body of Coptic tunics may have been scrunched or gathered when worn because of the proportions; modern Coptic garments based on that could have ruching, pin tucks, pleating, etc, along the shoulder and/or sleeves

Aqbiya abd sidari with gold embroidery like how Khedival dress uniforms have (as well as other fancy garments but that's the search term that will most easily pull up what I mean)

Aqbiya with capelets

Yeleks and ladies folkdresses with engageantes. I've actually seen a few old photos of women wearing dresses like that but we should do it more- you could play with tulle bi tell to see if it behaves well for this too

Broad collars made of embroidery and with dangling tassels and further decorated pieces of fabric at the end of the ties

Turbans with elaborate silk flower pins

Khuzam with enamel, mother of pearl inlays, pearls as the beads or dangly bits, and takfeet designs

Honestly takfeet jewelry in general

Elaborately embroidered binish and djubbeh coats

Djubbeh with really full cut skirts, kind like some 1830s coats

Using Coptic nymph scarves (the art motif is called velificatio, and is much more wide spread, possibly influencing the pibo)

Khayamiya style applique on galabeya, skirts, etc

Aqbiya, yeleks, caftans, sidari, etc with evil queen/1890s medici collars

Aqbiya and yekeks with butterfly sleeves, longer in the back than the front perhaps

Lace yeleks

Belts with long pennants like what antique ghawazi belts have

Folk dresses with watteau back pleats

[vilaspatelvlogs]

इस शख्स ने आपदा को बनाया अवसर, कोरोना मेडिकल वेस्ट से बना दी ईंट

इस शख्स ने आपदा को बनाया अवसर, कोरोना मेडिकल वेस्ट से बना दी ईंट

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नई दिल्लीः कोरोना वायरस (Coronavirus)महामारी से आज पूरी दुनिया जूझ रही है और इस महामारी के साथ कई परेशनियां भी सामने आ रही हैं. इसमें सबसे बड़ी परेशानी कोविड मेडिकल वेस्ट से कोरोना संक्रमण का बढ़ता खतरा है. कोरोना से खुद को महफूज रखने के लिए मास्क, पीपीई किट, ग्लव्ज हर किसी की जरूरत बन चुके हैं. कोविड मेडिकल वेस्ट डिस्पोज होने के बाद यह सारा वेस्ट लैंडफिल साइट्स में पहुंचता है, जो उसके…

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బయోమెడికల్ వేస్ట్‌తో.. బ్రిక్స్ తయారీ https://journalistsai.news/బయోమెడికల్-వేస్ట్‌తో-బ్/ #gujarat #Binish #wastematerial #Masks https://www.instagram.com/p/CD_CZFkp9GG/?igshid=1tm29eeqnw5ip

[intelligentliving]

Binish Desai (aka the ‘Waste Warrior’ and India’s ‘Recycle Man’) is a modern-day hero whose story began at age 10. He explained to The Rotary: I was 10 years old when the entire journey started. It began with a cartoon called Captain Planet, an animated TV series from the 1990s about...

[jiminieloved]

Something I find so funny is people telling me that two band members wouldn't be in a relationship, expecially in Korea. Funnily enough this happened already, IN KOREA. The group disbanded because the two members who were in a relationship broke up after one found the other cheating with ANOTHER idol... It happened once, it's definitely still happening. Y'all just don't wanna face it

I hadn’t heard of this but someone actually commented on one of my posts about this. I’ll copy and paste what they said in case people are curious. These aren’t my thoughts, I can’t confirm if it’s true. Lol.

@sweetalison007-blog: Ahem… this in group romance have happened before in Kpop. It’s not common but not unheard of. There used to be this group called D.I.P where two members ( Seungho and Binish) fell in love. After the group dissolved they came out as LGBTQ and announced their relationship. Many years ago two members of this Kpop boy band called Kpopulation were rumoured to be an item. Then one cheated on the other and the latter assaulted him.

That honestly sounds like the plot to a movie, damn. 

[saymashaallah]

Bewatan/Homeless

Last year,

and every year,

since many years.

A homeless,

brought us to our homes- our watan.

Zuljanah, Alam, Taziyah, Taboot-

a circle of the holy lamentation

with voice soaring,

hearts ablaze,

hair scattered,

pearls cascaded down the cheeks.

Gol Kothi, Laal Kothi, Najm Manzil, Haji Sahab, Patthar Taley, Hussainiyah, Khan Sahab-

clothed in black,

lips parched,

we cried-

"Wavaila sadd wavaila!"

On each farsh,

in each aza,

the gham erupted,

ripples created- Ya Hussain, Ya Hussain.

/

This year-

I survive,

with memory of bygone.

Having lost,

I have cried for my blood.

This year,

I lament not

just your

Shahadat.

I cry upon your-

ghurbat

your loneliness

your longing for home

your broken heart

your Sughra

your loss of love

your heaving breath-

after the death of your beloveds.

/

Oh, Aba Abdillah!

I cry

this year-

for your homelessness.

//

-Binish Zehra Zaidi