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Gul Ahmed Winter Collection 2020-2021

Gul Ahmed clothing brand is prominent due to its combination of cultural and stylish outfits. Winter dresses collection also based on a stunning and vibrant color collection.

In 2020-21 winters collection of Gul Ahmed has crafted latest and trendy clothes for all family members. In outlets and online stores, you can buy the latest outfits fashion for the family at very normal prices.

In this winter Brands by Luxurena presents ready to wear and unstitched dresses collection to buy online including casual wear to formal collection. 

Embroidered, Digital printed, colored, and explore karandi, khaddar, and linen dresses are available at Gul Ahmed outlets and our online store as well.

Regardless of ready to wear and un-stitched dresses for women, shawls, scarves, and sweaters are the part of Gul Ahmed winter collection.

Gul Ahmed clothing brand presents the latest designs to its customers at the start of the season with the most demanding winter collection 2020-2021.

This winter collection brings cultural and stylish branded outfits for all. The stunning embroidered work on warm cloth with profound shades signifies Gul Ahmed winter outfits.

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Journalists face sedition charges under cybercrime law in Pakistan

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Journalists face sedition charges under cybercrime law in Pakistan

‘The alarming increase in such actions against journalists confirms that the government is bent on muzzling freedom of expression’

Prevention of Electronic Crimes Act (PECA) was passed by the National Assembly of Pakistan in 2016. Screenshot from the Act.

Three Pakistani journalists were charged with sedition between September 11 and 16 under Pakistan's 2016 Prevention of Electronic Crimes Act (PECA), a law that has drawn widespread criticism for impacting citizens’ rights to expression and privacy. The journalists are Asad Toor, a producer of a prime time TV show called “Sawal with Amber,” which is often critical of the government and the military; Bilal Farooqi, news editor of the Pakistani daily The Express Tribune; and Absar Alam, a former chairman at the Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority (PEMRA) and a former anchor at AAJ news channel. Toor was booked following a complaint filed by someone called Hafiz Ehtesham Ahmed, a resident of the city of Rawalpindi, who claimed that the journalist “used derogatory language to refer high-level government institutions, including the Pakistan Army.” Toor posted a copy of the complaint on social media:

Ok #Rawalpindi police charge me under PECA and registered this FIR on 12 September 2020 on the complaint of proxy Hafiz Ehtisham. Here is the copy of the FIR. This is a sad development for me being a journalist because I never wish to be a news myself.#Pakistan @ICJ_Asia @rcfp pic.twitter.com/fBVVwmTmNZ — Asad Ali Toor (@AsadAToor) September 14, 2020

Toor told Global Voices via WhatsApp that the First Information Report (FIR) was registered under sections 499 (defamation), 500 (punishment for defamation) and 505 (statements conducing to public mischief) of the Pakistan Penal Code, and sections 11 (hate speech), 20 (offences against the dignity of a person), and 37 (unlawful online content) of the 2016 Pakistan Electronic Crimes Act (PECA). On Wednesday, September 16, 2020, the Islamabad High Court (IHC) granted one-week protective bail to Toor. Farooqi was detained outside his home on the night of September 11 after a complaint was lodged by a resident of Landhi, Karachi, alleging that Farooqi shared “highly objectionable material” and “defamed” the Pakistan Army on his Twitter and Facebook accounts. Journalist Mubashir Zaidi tweeted:

FIR registered against @bilalfqi for posting anti-military and alleged sectarian social media posts pic.twitter.com/R3rob77uzc — Mubashir Zaidi (@Xadeejournalist) September 11, 2020

Farooqi was released in the early morning of September 12 on a “personal guarantee” of his lawyer Jibran Nasir. A similar FIR was filed against Alam in the city of Jhelum by Khursheed Alam, a lawyer, who claimed Alam used derogatory language against state institutions and personalities on his Twitter account and asked that he should be charged with sedition. Both Farooqi and Alam are facing charges under Section 20 (offences against the dignity of a person) of the 2016 PECA. Alam said that these charges and cases are a medal for him and he won't be pressured.

ایسے غداری کے مُقدمے تو اعزاز ہیں ایک فسطائی نظام کے خلاف جدوجہد کرتے ہوئے۔ ہمیں تو مُشرف نا دبا سکا تو میری جان، جنرل باجوہ، کس گُمان میں ہے رسیداں کڈو#bajwaleaks pic.twitter.com/R4TsTWgaI5 — Absar Alam (@AbsarAlamHaider) September 11, 2020

Facing a trial of treason is an honour in the struggle against a fascist regime. If Musharraf could not suppress us, my love, then what does General Bajwa think? Give Receipts #Bajwaleaks

“Show us the receipts” in this context refers to an investigation by website Fact Focus that exposed corruption in the Pakistani military. According to a report by Freedom Network, there have been more than 90 cases of attacks and violations against journalists in Pakistan between May 2019 and April 2020. Farieha Aziz, co-founder of Bolo Bhi, a local digital rights organization, tweeted:

I can't even begin to express the absurdity. Defamation sections from the PPC and Sections 11 and 20 of PECA (both non-cognisable) fit pattern in FIRs. But what's new is the addition of Section 37 which is not even an offence under PECA! What creativity.https://t.co/a3HeQd65tx — Farieha Aziz (@FariehaAziz) September 14, 2020

Similar complaints were recently registered against a Pashtoon human rights activist Ihtesham Afghan.

A day ago I saw this news item that an FIR has been registered against me for being “Anti state and for propagating against the army on social media”. Very similar to the way @bilalfqi @AbsarAlamHaider @AsadAToor have been targeted. Such tactics will not silence me. pic.twitter.com/2nbsgJZ3xl — Ihtesham Afghan (@IhteshamAfghan) September 14, 2020

The Human Rights Commission of Pakistan issued a statement in solidarity.

The alarming increase in such actions against journalists confirms that the government is bent on muzzling freedom of expression. HRCP demands that the rights of citizens be respected and that both the government and state adopt course correction.

Former Supreme Court judge Justice M B Lokur stated on September 14, 2020, that “the government is using the sedition law with an iron hand to curb free speech in an overreaction to people's opinion.”

Mocking the military now a crime

On September 17, Pakistan's National Assembly passed an amendment to the penal code that criminalises attempts at ridiculing armed forces personnel. The bill was proposed by MP Amjad Ali Khan from the ruling party PTI. The bill states that “deliberately mocking, tarnishing or defaming the armed forces or its members would be considered a crime. Those who do so could face up to two years in prison and a fine of Rs 500,000 or both.” Gul Bukhari, a journalist and commentator tweeted:

The new Bill criminalizing criticism of the army is a fascist attempt by the military to transform Pakistan into North Korea, where none can question its wrongdoing/ criminality; where impunity for it is written in law. I warn ALL parliamentarians against even THINKING about it. — Gul Bukhari (@GulBukhari) September 16, 2020

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Faiz Ahmad Faiz could be 20th century’s most relevant poet, here are a few shayaris that will tug at your heart strings - art and culture

One of the most celebrated and popular shayars of the 20th century, Faiz Ahmad Faiz was a versatile creative mind. Faiz was also the poet’s takhallus (a pen name). He is credited with countless couplets (shers), radio plays, children’s stories, letters to his wife and children from jail apart from a number of travelogues. He was best-known for his progressive writings which were as popular in pre-Partition India as he was appreciated across the world for his ghazals and shers. In 1951, Faiz was arrested with a group of army officers under the Safety Act, and charged with a failed coup attempt that became known as the Rawalpindi Conspiracy Case. He was jailed for four years and released on amnesty.The first major translation Faiz’s work was released in 1971. It won’t be incorrect to say that Faiz’s everlasting appeal, that connects with the youth today as well, was to Urdu poetry in the 20th century, what Mirza Ghalib and Mir Taqi Mir were in the 19th and 18th centuries respectively. According to Faiz, the usage of words such as zulf, paimana and mohabbat to ensure a poem got a high reach. Some renowned writers and poets from the sub-continent namely Khushwant Singh, Shiv K Kumar, Vikram Seth, Shoaib Hashmi, among others have all translated Faiz’s impactful poetry. ALSO READ: Translating Faiz over and againHum Dekhenge written by Faiz in reference to military dictator Zia-ul-Haq in 1979, became a point of contention in the recent protests against the CAA bill. IIT-Kanpur students had taken out a peaceful march on the campus on December 17, 2019 in support of the students of Jamia Millia Islamia and during the march, the students sang the Faiz poem. The Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur has formed a panel to decide whether the poem has an ‘anti-Hindu’ context. The complaint was based on two lines of the poem, which read: “Sab takht giraye jayenge. Bas naam rahega Allah ka. Hum dekhenge. (When thrones will vanish, only Allah’s name will remain)”, which triggered the professor who filed this complaint. Speaking to ANI about Faiz and the recent controversy, the writer told ANI, “Calling Faiz Ahmed Faiz ‘anti-Hindu’ is so absurd and funny that it’s difficult to seriously talk about it.” “He lived half his life outside Pakistan, he was called anti-Pakistan there. Hum Dekhenge he wrote against Zia ul Haq’s government which was a communal regressive and fundamentalist government,” Akhtar told ANI.This poem’s verses have also been used by Coke Studio in a song that piqued many a listeners’ interest in the legendary poet’s work. For readers who are yet to be initiated into Faiz’s poetry, his work isn’t one to leave you once you’ve read it. It might even have different meanings for every reader at the point in life when they’ve read Faiz’s work. For a die-hard romantic, his lines on matters of the heart, heartbreak and longing is sure to leave you with a feeling one can hardly describe in words. From translations to various pop culture references, there’s a lot of depth one can delve into with Faiz’s beautiful poetry. Here’s a list of some of his popular shers: 1) Aur bhi dukh haiñ zamane meñ mohabbat ke siva rahateñ aur bhi haiñ vasl ki rahat ke siva

2) Dil na-umid to nahiñ nakam hi to hai lambi hai gham ki shaam magar shaam hi to hai

3) Aur kya dekhne ko baaqi hai aap se dil laga ke dekh liya

4) Tumhari yaad ke jab zakhm bharne lagte haiñ kisi bahane tumheñ yaad karne lagte haiñ

5) Vo baat saare fasane meñ jis ka zikr na tha vo baat un ko bahut na-gavar guzri hai

6) Guloñ meñ rañg bhare bad-e-nau-bahar chale chale bhi aao ki gulshan ka karobar chale

7) Ye aarzu bhi badi chiiz hai magar hamdam visal-e-yar faqat aarzu ki baat nahiñ

8) Na gul khile haiñ na un se mile na mai pi hai ajiib rañg meñ ab ke bahar guzri hai

9) Mujh se pahli si mohabbat miri mahbub na maañg maiñ ne samjha tha ki tu hai to darakhshañ hai hayat

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Your period-tracking app could be sharing intimate details with all of Facebook

Women’s health apps are again raising concerns of privacy as a new study finds some are sharing information without consent Privacy International has released its findings that some menstruation apps have been sharing users’ information with Facebook. Photograph: Nishat Ahmed/Associated PressSurveillance is a feminist issueWhen was the last time you had sex?For most of us, that isn’t information we’d like to share with just anybody. However, if you’re using a period-tracking app, there’s a decent chance Facebook knows all about your sex life. A new study from Privacy International, a UK-based charity, has found that some menstruation apps have been sharing their users’ intimate details with the social network – including the last time you had unprotected intercourse. These apps include Maya (more than 5m downloads) and Period Tracker MIA Fem: Ovulation Calculator (over 2m users.)This isn’t the first time women’s health apps have raised serious privacy concerns. Earlier this year, for example, it was reported that Activision Blizzard, a video game company, was encouraging its employees to use family-planning apps. These apps then shared user information with the company so it could keep track of how many of its employees were trying to get pregnant. And testing done by The Wall Street Journal in February found that Flo Period & Ovulation Tracker informed Facebook when a user was menstruating or intending to get pregnant. (It would seem, from Privacy International’s research, that Flo no longer does this.)Privacy International’s research is yet another reminder that technology companies need to be doing a lot more work to stop user data being shared without explicit and informed consent. “Consent is not just about a box to check,” stresses Eva Blum-Dumonte, a researcher at Privacy International and author of the report. “It is about being able to understand what you consent to and being able to refuse.”Maya, however, started sharing information with Facebook before a user could even agree to the privacy policy. Meanwhile many other period-tracking apps reviewed had inaccessible or opaque privacy policies, “so there would have been no way for users to meaningfully consent to the sharing of their data”.These latest revelations about period-tracking apps should also serve as a reminder that surveillance is a feminist issue. Patriarchy, after all, seeks to control and regulate women’s bodies; digital surveillance is a highly effective way of doing this. As Frederike Kaltheuner, who heads Privacy International’s work on corporate exploitation, notes: “While privacy invasions affect us all, they disproportionately affect and harm those who are already marginalized.”Ms Monopoly: Hasbro gets into the gender empowerment gameHot on the heels of releasing the much-panned Monopoly for Millennials and Monopoly for Socialists, Hasbro has come out with Ms Monopoly: “The first game where women make more than men.” Female players get more money than guys when passing Go and the mascot is a woman called Milburn Pennybags. A press release claims the game is supposed to celebrate women trailblazers; however it makes no mention of Lizzie Magie, the woman who invented Monopoly. At the turn of the 20th century Magie created the Landowner’s Game to teach people about the problems with capitalism. She then had her invention ripped off and monetized by a man: Charles Darrow. Hasbro has completely written her out of Monopoly’s creation story and insist on giving credit entirely to Darrow.Justice for Iran’s ‘Blue Girl’Women aren’t allowed to attend football games in Iran. This didn’t stop Sahar Khodayari, who tried to enter a football stadium in Tehran dressed as a man earlier this year. Khodayari, who has been nicknamed “Blue Girl” after her favourite team’s colours, was quickly arrested for “appearing in public without a hijab.” Last week, after appearing in court, Khodayari set herself on fire and died. Activists are now demanding FIFA do more to challenge Iran’s football ban.Female migrants lack access to menstrual productsLawmakers from the Congressional Hispanic Caucus are demanding that America’s detention camps are properly stocked with sanitary products after reports that women are “visibly” bleeding through their clothes. Teenage girls are reportedly only given one sanitary pad a day. Meanwhile Ivanka Trump continues to ignore what her dad’s up to and bangs on about how she’s empowering women.Afghan women want to be heard, not savedAn Afghan woman shows her inked finger after in the parliamentary elections in 2018. Photograph: Rahmat Gul/Associated PressBuzzFeed News has a good piece about how the US has cynically used the plight of Afghan women as an excuse for invading and remaining in Afghanistan. “We’re tired of the narratives of victimhood assigned to us as Afghan women and we will no longer accept others speaking for us,” one human rights campaigner said. “Afghan women resisted the Taliban long before the US got involved in Afghanistan, and continue to fight for our rights and spaces every day.”New York City ending ban on gay conversion therapyWhile this sounds bizarre, there’s a sensible reason for it. A right-wing group called the Alliance Defending Freedom (‘Freedom’ being shorthand for ‘bigotry’) has challenged a 2017 New York City measure banning the selling of “services intended to change a person’s sexual orientation or gender identity”. If the lawsuit goes all the way to the supreme court, which has become a lot more regressive of late, then a legal precedent could be set protecting the barbaric practice.Women’s share of public-company board seats rises to 20%That’s up from 19% last quarter, and 15% in late 2016. The increase is partly thanks to a recent California law which requires companies to put female directors on their boards or face fines. So far, “68% of the 94 public companies in the state with all-male boards when the law passed have added at least one woman”, the Wall Street Journal reports.Woman wins sheepdog training competition for first timePeta Bauer, winner of the Australian competition, hopes this will inspire other women to consider farming: “It’s not just for the boys anymore.” (Thanks to Helen for this reader submission!)Ad exec brings emotional support clown to redundancy meetingApparently the clown blew up balloons throughout the meeting and “mimed crying when the redundancy paperwork was handed over”. While this may have been an unusual/terrifying way to do it, I’m all for men finding more ways to express their emotion.

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Women’s health apps are again raising concerns of privacy as a new study finds some are sharing information without consent Privacy International has released its findings that some menstruation apps have been sharing users’ information with Facebook. Photograph: Nishat Ahmed/Associated PressSurveillance is a feminist issueWhen was the last time you had sex?For most of us, that isn’t information we’d like to share with just anybody. However, if you’re using a period-tracking app, there’s a decent chance Facebook knows all about your sex life. A new study from Privacy International, a UK-based charity, has found that some menstruation apps have been sharing their users’ intimate details with the social network – including the last time you had unprotected intercourse. These apps include Maya (more than 5m downloads) and Period Tracker MIA Fem: Ovulation Calculator (over 2m users.)This isn’t the first time women’s health apps have raised serious privacy concerns. Earlier this year, for example, it was reported that Activision Blizzard, a video game company, was encouraging its employees to use family-planning apps. These apps then shared user information with the company so it could keep track of how many of its employees were trying to get pregnant. And testing done by The Wall Street Journal in February found that Flo Period & Ovulation Tracker informed Facebook when a user was menstruating or intending to get pregnant. (It would seem, from Privacy International’s research, that Flo no longer does this.)Privacy International’s research is yet another reminder that technology companies need to be doing a lot more work to stop user data being shared without explicit and informed consent. “Consent is not just about a box to check,” stresses Eva Blum-Dumonte, a researcher at Privacy International and author of the report. “It is about being able to understand what you consent to and being able to refuse.”Maya, however, started sharing information with Facebook before a user could even agree to the privacy policy. Meanwhile many other period-tracking apps reviewed had inaccessible or opaque privacy policies, “so there would have been no way for users to meaningfully consent to the sharing of their data”.These latest revelations about period-tracking apps should also serve as a reminder that surveillance is a feminist issue. Patriarchy, after all, seeks to control and regulate women’s bodies; digital surveillance is a highly effective way of doing this. As Frederike Kaltheuner, who heads Privacy International’s work on corporate exploitation, notes: “While privacy invasions affect us all, they disproportionately affect and harm those who are already marginalized.”Ms Monopoly: Hasbro gets into the gender empowerment gameHot on the heels of releasing the much-panned Monopoly for Millennials and Monopoly for Socialists, Hasbro has come out with Ms Monopoly: “The first game where women make more than men.” Female players get more money than guys when passing Go and the mascot is a woman called Milburn Pennybags. A press release claims the game is supposed to celebrate women trailblazers; however it makes no mention of Lizzie Magie, the woman who invented Monopoly. At the turn of the 20th century Magie created the Landowner’s Game to teach people about the problems with capitalism. She then had her invention ripped off and monetized by a man: Charles Darrow. Hasbro has completely written her out of Monopoly’s creation story and insist on giving credit entirely to Darrow.Justice for Iran’s ‘Blue Girl’Women aren’t allowed to attend football games in Iran. This didn’t stop Sahar Khodayari, who tried to enter a football stadium in Tehran dressed as a man earlier this year. Khodayari, who has been nicknamed “Blue Girl” after her favourite team’s colours, was quickly arrested for “appearing in public without a hijab.” Last week, after appearing in court, Khodayari set herself on fire and died. Activists are now demanding FIFA do more to challenge Iran’s football ban.Female migrants lack access to menstrual productsLawmakers from the Congressional Hispanic Caucus are demanding that America’s detention camps are properly stocked with sanitary products after reports that women are “visibly” bleeding through their clothes. Teenage girls are reportedly only given one sanitary pad a day. Meanwhile Ivanka Trump continues to ignore what her dad’s up to and bangs on about how she’s empowering women.Afghan women want to be heard, not savedAn Afghan woman shows her inked finger after in the parliamentary elections in 2018. Photograph: Rahmat Gul/Associated PressBuzzFeed News has a good piece about how the US has cynically used the plight of Afghan women as an excuse for invading and remaining in Afghanistan. “We’re tired of the narratives of victimhood assigned to us as Afghan women and we will no longer accept others speaking for us,” one human rights campaigner said. “Afghan women resisted the Taliban long before the US got involved in Afghanistan, and continue to fight for our rights and spaces every day.”New York City ending ban on gay conversion therapyWhile this sounds bizarre, there’s a sensible reason for it. A right-wing group called the Alliance Defending Freedom (‘Freedom’ being shorthand for ‘bigotry’) has challenged a 2017 New York City measure banning the selling of “services intended to change a person’s sexual orientation or gender identity”. If the lawsuit goes all the way to the supreme court, which has become a lot more regressive of late, then a legal precedent could be set protecting the barbaric practice.Women’s share of public-company board seats rises to 20%That’s up from 19% last quarter, and 15% in late 2016. The increase is partly thanks to a recent California law which requires companies to put female directors on their boards or face fines. So far, “68% of the 94 public companies in the state with all-male boards when the law passed have added at least one woman”, the Wall Street Journal reports.Woman wins sheepdog training competition for first timePeta Bauer, winner of the Australian competition, hopes this will inspire other women to consider farming: “It’s not just for the boys anymore.” (Thanks to Helen for this reader submission!)Ad exec brings emotional support clown to redundancy meetingApparently the clown blew up balloons throughout the meeting and “mimed crying when the redundancy paperwork was handed over”. While this may have been an unusual/terrifying way to do it, I’m all for men finding more ways to express their emotion.

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Latest Gul Ahmed Pre Fall Cambric Collection 2017 For Women

Latest Gul Ahmed Pre Fall Cambric Collection 2017 For Women

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Elo elo lovelies! Today I am reviewing entire 3CE MOOD FOR BLOSSOM Spring collection. Everyone is going crazy for their entire Mood for Blossom collection and so am I. I spent $240 on their entire collection. Let's find out together is it even worth it? I have shown a little demo of me using these polishes on my nails for the first time and then my views on it. Tag me on Instagram if you use it too! @lenehajunsu #lenehajunsu

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Nail Lacquer Review: https://youtu.be/S_eKBXSCXzs

What I'll review in this video:

- Packaging Pros and Cons - Texture (Residue? Greasiness?) - Skin Types - How To Use This Product for BEST EFFECT - Smell/Fragrance - Key Ingredients (in description) - Verdict: Recommended?? Worth the $$?? Worth the hype??

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Benefits: Welcome Spring with vibrant colors.

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Main Ingredients: Different ingredients of different products.

How to use: Apply desired color on your self.

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Precautions: Store in a cool dark place.

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20 Chic Maternity Outfit Ideas For Pakistani Women Outfit Trends - Ideas How to Wear & What to Wear

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20 Chic Maternity Outfit Ideas For Pakistani Women

Pakistani  Maternity Outfits: Are you looking for your closet for the next nine months? This is exactly the right place! Pregnancy brings so many changes in your lifestyle. Women tend to note a lot of change in their body during this period and it gets hard for them to decide what to wear during this beautiful phase of their life.

But hey beautiful moms to be! You no longer need to sacrifice your style while being pregnant. We are here to help you with some amazing outfit ideas and by wearing them you’ll steal the show.

What To Wear In Pregnancy For Pakistanis

Being pregnant isn’t easy. It changes your life drastically. A mother does everything to protect her child and provide the baby with the best of comfort but in between she forgets herself. During this phase of life comfort for mothers to be is really important and a good outfit is a key to comfort.

Dear beautiful Moms To Be!

Know that you are still beautiful.

Choose a style with comfort.

Put aside clingy clothes.

Choose the right fabric.

Choose a dress that provides ample support to your growing belly

Don’t go for clothes with fitting.

↓ 20 – Kaftan

Kaftan is a dress that a pregnant woman must keep in her wardrobe. It is super comfortable and stylish. This is something which will not make your baby bump obvious and will add grace to your personality and without any doubt, it is a great style. You can pair it up with a trouser or a stylish Capri/straight pant. You can also find some really cool ideas from these 14 Best Indian Celebrities Maternity Outfits Ideas for 2019.

↓19 – Shrugs

Ladies? No matter what day you are planning. It might be a busy day ahead with events to attend or just a comfortable day at home. SHRUG is the best idea. You can have fancy or embroidered shrugs to pair up with fancy dresses for special occasions or a plain shurgs to wear with your PJs or a loose T-shirt and cozy trouser.

↓ 18 -Jumpsuit With Layering

Just in case you are planning a small outing or a gathering with your friends and want to look smart, as well as beautiful, a jumpsuit is a good idea for you. Just wear it and add some layering to it. Wear a long coat over it if it’s winter season or a shrug if it’s summer season, a stole or scarf will work with it really well. There you are, super classy!

↓ 17 -Maxi

Hey! All moms to be out there! Maxi will never disappoint you! This long stylish dress will make your body look beautiful and you’ll feel confident in yourself. You’ll be easy in it. Moreover, you can wear it in any season be it summer, winter, autumn or spring. Just choose your favorite fabric and get yourself a trendy maxi. Twirl around and be happy. You deserve the happiness that happy dresses can bestow you with.

↓ 16 – A-line Dresses

Ladies! If you don’t like wearing maxi’s or jumpsuits you don’t need to worry! We have another idea for you. You can wear A-line dresses that are asymmetric. Its a good idea for summers as well as winters and they are easy to carry. You can wear them with trousers, shalwar or a straight pant, whatever you like. And their plus point is that you can wear them on any occasion be it casual or formal.

↓ 15- Blazers/ Long Coats

Women love to dress up, but dressing with comfort is all that matters! Dear beautiful moms to be if you live in a cold region longs coats and blazers will turn out to be your best friends! You can wear them over anything anytime. Moreover, they’ll keep you super warm and cozy and won’t be obsolete. You and your baby can enjoy being cozy together. You can usually find a great range of long coats and blazers in plus sizes from the Pakistani brand Zeitgeist.

↓ 14 – What To Wear For A Pregnancy Photo Shoot

Nowadays maternity shoots are highly trending everywhere. Be it on Instagram, Facebook or any other social website and people are loving it. Celebrities are adding a lot more flavor to maternity shoot and people are going crazy over it. Why not have your own maternity shoot? And what to wear? The answer to this leads us to another question here. Why not wear something comfortable like PJs? A maternity shoot inside your home with your family? Wear super comfy PJs or a Tee shirt with trouser and if you want you can get shrug over it. And if this is not it what you want, you can go with a gown in any beautiful color and get fancy ready and cherish this time of your life. Get some great pictures and create memories.

↓ 13- Baby Shower Outfit Ideas

A  baby shower is every woman’s dream and this tradition is followed for a long time. But with the change of time ideas are changing and people want to add something new to these old traditions. Nowadays gowns are on top of the list and hot favorites. You can go on wearing a blue gown if you are expecting a boy and pink if you are expecting a girl. And if you don’t know the gender of your baby you can choose some eye-catching colors like sea green, yellow or golden. Here are 18 Comfortable Summer Baby Shower Outfit Combinations.

↓ 12 – Best Brands To Shop From

Pregnant women need extra care and extra attention. And brands have started acknowledging this fact now and are launching their lines for moms to be. Many online stores are offering maternity clothes and you can shop right from sitting at home. Apart from that many other brands love to take care of moms to be.

  Brands like Gul Ahmed, breakout generation.pk and Mango launched their campaigns regarding maternity outfits and mother care over a wide range with reasonable prices lying between 2000 to 5000.

Moreover, online websites like women secret and daraz.pk also offer maternity outfits in a reasonable range. Here are a few links just in case you want maternity wear.

Daraz

Samar Mehdi

Mama N Me

Generation

You can see here the beautiful publicist, Aden Rehan, in a Generation’s outfit for Mothers Day photoshoot.

Generation has a great range of flowing frocks and dresses that are perfect to be used as maternity wear. The price for such one-piece tunics and angrakhas usually starts at around PKR 2000 at generation. Here’s another immensely talented blogger and designer, Sidra, who’s currently expecting her first baby and we see her here looking super cute in a Generation outfit:

↓ 11- Gowns

Gowns never go out of fashion, they are in fashion ever since. They come in various varieties for various occasions. Ladies be it casual or formal even on a wedding gown can be your favorite option. Depending on the occasion you can choose what kind of gown do you want. A light one or a heavy one. And yes make sure you choose the right fabric as gowns come in all sort of fabrics be it silk, jorjet, cotton or any other. Choose for yourself and your baby!

↓ 10- Casual Wear

Casual wears are very important when you are expecting and you need many of them because your body changes drastically during these nine months. Hence go for loose clothes that can be used throughout and you can enjoy being pregnant. Kameez shalwar, straight shirts, casual short gowns or frocks are usually a good idea. You can add up style to it just the way you want. If you’re having a baby girl, you’ll find everything you need to know about shopping for her from these Newborn Girl Outfits.

↓ 9 -Formal Wear

Stuck there thinking about what to wear on a formal occasion? What to wear at a business meeting or a business lunch. What to wear on a family gathering. What to wear on a reunion or any other event. Stop stressing! There’s so much that you can wear. You can wear kurta and a straight pant/Capri. A floral dress, tunic, wrap around or a short gown. These dresses won’t make your figure prominent and you can enjoy yourself while being all comfortable and confident.

↓ 8- Office Wear

One of the hardest decisions that a working mom to be has to make is what to wear while going to the office in pregnancy. Most women are not comfortable with their baby bump being too obvious in office in front of male colleagues. But ladies, relax! We have a few ideas for you. You can go with Shalwar kameez, or Kurta and trouser, A-line shirts and frocks can also be considered. Matcha shawl with it or put on jo a shrug! This can be possibly the best idea.

↓ 7- Party Wear

How can women ever miss any party! Not even a thing to think about. Party, friends, family, food, gossips. Women are crazy about it and what do you expect from a pregnant woman going through all the mood swings, she isn’t missing this opportunity at all. But wait… What if she doesn’t find the right outfit?

Don’t worry. Beautiful pregnant ladies try wearing a maxi, jumpsuit, floral dresses, short gowns or skirt to a party. You’ll feel super comfortable and love being the center of attention looking all cute.

↓ 6- Pakistani Maternity Wedding Wear

Wedding season! Heavy dresses. Fancy, glimmer, and shine everywhere. Missing your old outfits that no longer fit you? It’s totally alright you’ll be able to wear them back one day. But for now, go on with something that isn’t too heavy as you might not like carrying a heavy dress with heavy embroidery. Try wearing a light gown or lehenga with fixing the dupatta in a way that covers your bump. You can even go with a saree or cape sleeve gowns. Kameez and trouser with light embroidery won’t be a disappointment as well. Here are Top 20 Pakistani Beauty Bloggers To Watch In 2019.

↓ 5 -Summer Wear

Summer: the hottest season. One the hardest season for expecting women. Roller coaster of mood swings with the hormones being triggered. No one can mess around with them in summer. And women surely don’t want to add more to it by wearing the wrong outfit. Moms to be, this season you can wear light color outfits, floral prints or block prints. Make sure your dress is super comfortable. It should be loose so that you don’t sweat much and feel uncomfortable with yourself. We care for you and recommend you to wear frocks, kurtas, A-line shirts, tunics and lose maxis.

↓ 4-Winter Wear

Winter, being warm and cozy is all that matters this season but can we even forget the style? Not at all. In winter you have a lot of options that are comfortable yet classy and trendy. You can wear oversized hoods, sweaters with trousers or jeans(only if you are comfortable with them). You can wear them with leggings as well if you like to wear them. Blazers and long coats can also be kept in consideration. Don’t forget to put on gloves, cap, and socks. And avoid going out in cold or rain because we don’t want you to get sick.

↓ 3- Celebrity Style

Celebrities have always been an inspiration for people. Nowadays pregnant celebrities are giving women some serious pregnancy goals and great outfit inspiration. And it’s never bad to pick up something and adopt what inspires you. Just make sure it suits you and you are comfortable in it. You can always create your own signature style.

↓ 2 -Accessories

Moms- to-be need to have a shawl or stole/scarf with them, especially since in Pakistan most pregnant women prefer covering their baby bumps up properly. In Winters, a cape shawl can be great for this purpose and you can usually find some really great variety of warm and elegant cape shawls at Nishat Linen.

It can be paired up with any sort of outfit in any style after all why to compromise on style in any stage of life. Apart from that, have a good trendy bag with yourself, keeping all the necessary things that you might need especially if you are traveling. And ladies don’t forget to wear light jewelry with your outfit it will add more beauty to it.

↓ 1 -Footwear

While being pregnant, your feet often swell up, especially in the last months and wearing high heels definitely get risky and no mom to want to risk her life as well as her baby’s life. Thus, keeping loafers is a great idea. Flat and comfortable shoes like ballet will be good too. Loafers can be paired up with all casual dresses. Nice and stylish flat sandals are good enough for other occasions or slippers with a good grip. And if you are one of those people who love heels you can go with block heels or heels that aren’t too high. They are trendy yet safe. Some great Pakistani brands that you can shop at for comfortable shoes during pregnancy include: Mocciani, Logo, Chapter 13, Samia & Azmay Shahzada and  Almas.

These cute and casual Cava slip-ons by Samia & Azmay Shahzada for example are priced at Rs. 4000 and they can be your perfect Winter outdoor shoes during pregnancy.

All these local brands are producing some great quality shoes in elegant designs and at very reasonable prices. If you’re looking for imported shoes, you can find brands like Charles and Keith, Pedro and Aldo in Pakistan.

We wish you happy and wonder-filled times ahead!

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#BlackLivesMatter resonates in South Asia: Unilever drops ‘Fair’ from cosmetic line

“This war of complexion has created a huge problem for our women”

Fair and Lovely – Billboard for Skin-Whitening Cream – Chittagong – Bangladesh. Image from Flickr by Adam Jones. CC BY-SA 2.0.

On 25 June, global cosmetic conglomerate Unilever announced a decision to re-brand its leading skin-lightening product ‘Fair & Lovely’ to ‘Glow & Lovely’. The major decision comes in the wake of the recent Black Lives Matter protests that erupted around the world following the police killing of George Floyd in the US. In South Asia, where discrimination based on skin color permeates the beauty industry, ‘Fair & Lovely’ has been popular for nearly five decades. As celebrities raised their voice against racism using hashtags like #BlackLivesMatter and #JusticeForGeorgeFloyd, others were quick to point out the hypocrisy of those that have long endorsed skin-lightening products. While Unilever claims that the brand change aims to “celebrate all skin tones”, anti-colourist activists and social media users are questioning whether the brand's name change tackles the real issue.

South Asian standards of beauty

Although the “Black Lives Matter” movement exists in a specific context, its calls for racial justice have resonated with justice movements around the world. In South Asian countries — like India and Pakistan — skin color is seen as an indirect marker of social class and status. This issue has been prevalent since colonial times, with many women facing problems in getting marriage proposals or landing better work opportunities due to discrimination based on their complexion. The product, Fair and Lovely, has been used by many women across South Asia since the late '70s. Its marketing techniques, with before and after images of dark to light coloured skin, works indirectly to equate fairer or lighter skin colours with beauty. Indian Journalist Barkha Dutt compares skin lightening creams to another marker for racism in South Asia. She takes a jibe at Unilever's ‘Fair and Lovely’ commenting on how the brand has normalized racism in India and created wrong notions of beauty for millions of Indian boys and girls for five decades.

If Skin Lightening creams are going to be racism by another name that is neither fair nor lovely. — barkha dutt (@BDUTT) June 26, 2020

Speaking to Global Voices on the phone, Pakistani psychologist Mirat Gul said:

This war of complexion has created a huge problem for our women. Even our religion has said that no one is superior to another on the basis of colour yet these creams, advertisements, and mindset have effected women. South Asians are coloured people and we need to accept them as they are instead of opting for these products. It's good that the word ‘Fair’ will be dropped but people too have to stop worrying and harassing people on the complexion.

Same product, different name: Does Unilever's decision pack any punch?

A number of people in both India and Pakistan have been working to change the skin lightening industry, asking manufacturers to remove whitening creams from the market. Indian actress Nandita Das, who has been running the Dark is Beautiful campaign since 1994, celebrated Unilever's decision as an indication that mindset's are slowing starting to change.

Wow! Words impact notions & they, the mindset. I want to believe that the campaign Dark is Beautiful & India’s Got Colour played a tiny role. Many of you have too. Long way to go before things are truly ‘fair’, but we are on our way! #IndiasGotColour #AllShadesAreLovely https://t.co/lra7mlwqwq — Nandita Das (@nanditadas) June 25, 2020

While in Pakistan, anti-colourism and diversity advocate Fatima Lodhi has been running the Dark is Divine campaign for the past seven years. Dark is Divine issued a statement on about Unilever's decision pushing for more messaging aimed at “re-humanizing” dark skin tones:

Rebranding of products to recognize multiple shades, shapes, and sizes of beauty should be followed by behavior change programs to re-humanize the dark skin. Promoting lighter skin tone is not only colorist but a racist act as well and further, giving pedestal to the fairer skin tones while treating dark skin as a disease is also a clear attempt at enhancing most people’s feelings of insufficiency.

[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XLF9GBPfv4E?feature=oembed&w=650&h=366] Social media users are also questioning whether Unilever's new product, ‘Glow and Lovely’ pays lip service to the real issues of colourism in South Asia:

So… @unilever is still going to sell skin lightening cream in South Asia and will just call it “Lovely” from now on? https://t.co/6R5LrhHIn9 — fatima bhutto (@fbhutto) June 25, 2020

‘Fair & lovely’ to be rebranded dropping the word ‘fair’. While the attempt is fair (no pun intended), is it really enough? Using the words glow and brighten doesn't really change what the product was built for. ”…a rose by any other name……” — Avni Raja (@avniraja) June 25, 2020

So Fair and Lovely will now be called Glow and Lovely? C’mon Hindustan Lever. For years you’ve been profiting by destroying our nation’s young girl’s self worth by making rude comments about dark skin. Now prove your ‘intentions’ by having a dark skinned girl on your packaging. — Shekhar Kapur (@shekharkapur) July 2, 2020

Is a change coming?

Along with building toxic psychological pressure, whitening creams contain the ingredient, mercury, which is said to be carcinogenic in nature. Pakistan's Minister of State for Climate Change, Zartaj Gul Wazir, made an official statement in July 2019 regarding the government's promise to crackdown on whitening creams that contain more than 1 percent mercury — citing the ministry's finding that 56 of 59 samples of fairness products contained more than 1 percent mercury. On July 4, 2020, in a Dark is Divine Facebook message Zartaj Gul Wazir reiterated her commitment to cracking down on mecury in whitening creams once the Minamata Convention on Mercury is ratified. Anum Chandani, Hira Hashmi, and Marvi Ahmed from Pakistan started the petition to ban Fair and Lovely and are also running an Instagram account to create awareness among masses.

This is a petition I wish no one had to make because Fair and Lovely is a cream that shouldn't exist. Nevertheless, @Unilever please stop making it and selling it. https://t.co/6lqH2LPHtD — fatima bhutto (@fbhutto) June 11, 2020

Another win came when Indian matrimonial website Shaadi.com, known for keeping a skin tone filter, has dropped it from its website after the recent uproar by many users. While changes are slowing being made, Ipsita Chakravarty notes that there may still be a ways to go:

The packaging of the creams may have changed but not their substance. And while Shaadi.com will no longer ask for your skin tone, you can still search for prospective partners by caste, which is what skin colour stands for in India.

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Squads:

ISLAMABAD UNITED:

Batsmen:  Misbah ul Haq (Captain), Alex Hales, Asif Ali, JP Duminy, Iftikhar Ahmed, Sahibzada Farhan

All-rounders: Amad Butt, Andre Russell, Faheem Ashraf, Shadab Khan, Hussain Talat, Samit Patel

Wicket-keepers: Sam Billings, Luke Ronchi, Mohammad Hasan, Chadwick Walton, Rohail Nazir

Bowlers: Mohammad Sami, Steven Finn, Rumman Raees (vice captain), Samuel Badree, Zafar Gohar.

Possible 11: 

Sahibzada (E), Ronchi (Wk), Talat/Ifthikar, Samit, Misbah (C), Russell, Ashraf, Shadab, Raees, Badree, Sami.

FCG’s workforce Research:

Islamabad is a smartly balanced aspect with nice T20 all-rounders however would have preferred a couple of extra experts of their ranks.

They’ve explosive opening, respectable center order & on the other hand firepower on the finish.

PESHAWAR:

PROBABLE 11: 

Akmal (wk), Iqbal, Smith, Hafeez, Sohail, Azam, Sammy (C) , Jordan, Riaz, Sheikh/Gul (E), Asghar.

Dream11 Staff:

Wk: Akmal 

Batsman: Ronchi, Iqbal, Farhan/Sohail

All-rounders: Samit, Russell, Smith

Bowlers: Riaz, Jordan, Raees, Ashraf. (You’ll be able to additionally imagine Shadab)

FCG’s Fit Verdict:

As we mentioned within the opening recreation, Peshawar will leave out Hasan Ali & Hafeez’s off spins.

We think Fahim Ashraf to be Islamabad’s largest famous person this season, we’ll no doubt see him getting promoted anytime with bat if Ronchi offers a excellent get started. FCG backing ISLAMABAD to win as of late to proceed our profitable streak in PSL. Excellent Success.

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