नई दिल्ली (6 जुलाई): घूमने हर कोई निकलता है और हर नई जगह की तस्वीरें लेना व उन्हें शेयर करना भी लोगों को खूब भाता है, लेकिन एक कपल ने अपनी यात्रा को यादगार बनाने के लिए ऐसा कुछ किया, जिसे देखकर मुंह खुला का खुला रह जाएगा।
Monday, 6 July 2015
यात्रा को यादगार बनाने के लिए इस कपल ने कर डाला ये काम.........!
नई दिल्ली (6 जुलाई): घूमने हर कोई निकलता है और हर नई जगह की तस्वीरें लेना व उन्हें शेयर करना भी लोगों को खूब भाता है, लेकिन एक कपल ने अपनी यात्रा को यादगार बनाने के लिए ऐसा कुछ किया, जिसे देखकर मुंह खुला का खुला रह जाएगा।
Friday, 3 July 2015
बस तुम ही तुम . . .
बस तुम ही तुम . . . बारिश के बाद की
सुहानी धूप सी तुम
केशों से टपकती
पानी की बूंद सी तुम
ठंड से कपकपाये
गुलाबी होठों सी तुम
कुछ कहने के लिए खुले
लरजते लफ्ज़ों सी तुम
फूलों से मीठा रस
सोखती तितली सी तुम
डाल डाल फुदकती
नन्हीं गुरैया सी तुम
रात भर ओस में भीगी
हरी दूब सी तुम
सितारों सजी ओढनी ओढे
चांद को आंचल में छुपाती सी तुम
भोर तले पनघट पर
कृष्ण की राधिका सी तुम
ख्वाबों की खिड़की से झांकती
ख्वाबों की ताबीर सी तुम
मंजिल की तलाश में चलती
मेरी छाव सी तुम
तुमसे जुड़ी मेरी हर सांस
दिल की हर धड़कन सी तुम. . . . .
Neha Dhupia New Pictures from Maxim Magazine July 2015
Her most recent films are Paying Guest, Action Replayy, De Dana Dan and Pappu Can’t Dance Saala. She has worked on her first international project with Chris Kattan in IFC's Bollywood Hero. Neha Dhupia may work on a Julie sequel in a few years.
Bollywood's BEST selfie!
The Haider hunk shares his dilemma over what to wear (or skip), a sculpted bare torso and an untidy closet in his freshly-stepped-out-of-the-shower selfie.
Bollywood's BEST selfie!
The selfie phenomenon is unstoppable. Be it college kids, celebrities or anybody with an access to smartphones is doing it.
Of course, not all grab millions of eyeballs the way Ellen DeGeneres’ star-studded selfie did at Oscars 2014.
But that it doesn’t require any special talent, celebrates our inner narcissist and is best enjoyed when absolutely random (or silly) could be the reasons of its widespread appeal.
Bottom-line: this vain photo exercise is here to stay. And even Salman Khan is going all out to endorse it in the new song, Selfie le le re from of his upcoming movie, Bajrangi Bhaijaan.
Meanwhile, here are 10 of the coolest Bollywood selfies we came across recently.
A goofy Sonakshi Sinha demonstrates the aftermath of an imaginary electrocution in one of her MOST hilarious selfies.
Of course, not all grab millions of eyeballs the way Ellen DeGeneres’ star-studded selfie did at Oscars 2014.
But that it doesn’t require any special talent, celebrates our inner narcissist and is best enjoyed when absolutely random (or silly) could be the reasons of its widespread appeal.
Bottom-line: this vain photo exercise is here to stay. And even Salman Khan is going all out to endorse it in the new song, Selfie le le re from of his upcoming movie, Bajrangi Bhaijaan.
Meanwhile, here are 10 of the coolest Bollywood selfies we came across recently.
A goofy Sonakshi Sinha demonstrates the aftermath of an imaginary electrocution in one of her MOST hilarious selfies.
Meet Sachin Tendulkar's daughter Sara
Like Father, like daughter. This saying fits well in the case of Sachin Tendulkar’s beautiful daughter Sara. No we are not hinting at Sara’s budding chances in the field of cricket but for attracting attention at a very young age. Just like her super famous dad, who was touted as a child prodigy who shook the cricketing world at the tender age of 16. Now, his gorgeous 17-year-old daughter Sara is gaining immense popularity with her elegance and style off the field. The beautiful member of Tendulkar clan is generating with those beautiful photographs shared on social platform and mushrooming number of Facebook fan pages dedicated to Sara.Thursday, 2 July 2015
Where does your iPhone go to die? Read. And be afraid.
India is sitting on a ticking e-waste time bomb. Technology has never sold faster. Mobile phones, televisions, laptops, tablets. Everyone across social and geographic strata is getting wired.
Technology, they say, will even save the environment.
But the dark side of the growth story has just begun to reveal itself. We are facing the onset of an unprecedented tsunami of electronic waste.
To say that discarded electronic appliances - if not recycled properly - can lead to pollution, toxicity, environmental damage and complications in human health would be an understatement.
As people go through electronics faster and faster, the problem gets harder to solve.
So what's the scale of India's e-waste? It's a scary answer.
Here's what the numbers say:
1641,metric kilo tonnes
- That's how much e-waste was generated in India in 2014
- That's nearly four times the weight of the Empire State Building - a 102-storey skyscraper
- 70% of that mountain of e-waste is contributed by the public and private industrial sectors
- This contains over 1,000 different substances that are toxic - lead, arsenic, mercury and cadmium to name a few
- E-waste typically includes computer monitors, LCDs, air-conditioners, fridges, mobile phones, chargers, cathode rays tubes, motherboards etc
500%
- The predicted increase of e-waste from televisions in India by 2020, according to a Rajya Sabha report
- Iron and steel make up 50% of e-waste from TVs; plastics account for around 21%
- Computers, televisions and mobile phones are the most dangerous. They have the maximum levels of cadium, lead and mercury and are discarded most often
- Individual households account for around 15% of India's e-waste
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