November 26, 2019

The couple will be hosting a reception in New Delhi

The couple will be hosting a reception in New Delhi for their relatives on December 21. The bridal jewellery was handcrafted with syndicate uncut diamonds, pale pink spinel and baroque Japanese cultured pearls. (Photo: Instagram/SabyasachiOfficial) The ethereal couple, Anushka Sharma and Virat Kohli, finally tied the knot at a picturesque location in Italy on Monday, and from what we could see from the latest pictures of the wedding, the two looked celestial in ace designer Sabyasachi Mukherjee&transmission system bearings Suppliers39;s ensembles. @anushkasharma @virat.kohli @bridesofsabyasachi @groomsofsabyasachi For all jewellery related queries, kindly contact sabyasachijewelry@sabyasachi.com Image Courtesy: @storiesbyjosephradhik #Sabyasachi #TheWorldOfSabyasachi #SabyasachiJewelry #AnushkaSharma #ViratKohliA post shared by Sabyasachi Mukherjee (@sabyasachiofficial) on Dec 11, 2017 at 1:08pm PSTThe actress was seen in an exquisite tailor-made creation from the designer's boutique, a pale pink lehenga with ‘Renaissance embroidery’ in vintage English colours embellished with silver-gold metal thread, pearls and beads. Meet Anushka Sharma @anushkasharma, a Sabyasachi bride. On Anushka: A pale pink lehenga with Renaissance embroidery in vintage English colours embellished with silver-gold metal thread, pearls and beads. Bridal jewellery handcrafted with syndicate uncut diamonds, pale pink spinel and baroque Japanese cultured pearls by the Sabyasachi Heritage Jewelry collection. 


For all jewellery related queries, kindly contact sabyasachijewelry@sabyasachi.com #Sabyasachi #TheWorldOfSabyasachi #SabyasachiJewelry #AnushkaSharma #ViratKohli @bridesofsabyasachi @groomsofsabyasachi @virat.kohli Image Courtesy: @storiesbyjosephradhikA post shared by Sabyasachi Mukherjee (@sabyasachiofficial) on Dec 11, 2017 at 8:16am PSTWhile the bridal jewellery was handcrafted with syndicate uncut diamonds, pale pink spinel and baroque Japanese cultured pearls by the Sabyasachi Heritage Jewellery collection. Bridal jewellery handcrafted with syndicate uncut diamonds, pale pink spinel and baroque Japanese cultured pearls by the Sabyasachi Heritage Jewelry collection. For all jewellery related queries, kindly contact sabyasachijewelry@sabyasachi.com #Sabyasachi #TheWorldOfSabyasachi #SabyasachiJewelry #AnushkaSharma @bridesofsabyasachi @anushkasharmaA post shared by Sabyasachi Mukherjee (@sabyasachiofficial) on Dec 11, 2017 at 9:27am PSTHer makeup was light and minimal which added an elegant touch to the entire look.The bride and the groom look radiant in Sabyasachi wedding ensembles. Whereas, captain of the Indian Cricket Team Virat wore an ivory raw silk sherwani, hand-embroidered in a vintage Benarasi pattern and signature House buttons with an old Rose silk Kota safa with accessories by Sabyasachi. Meet Virat Kohli @virat.kohli, a Sabyasachi groom. 

On Virat: Ivory raw silk sherwani hand-embroidered in a vintage Benarasi pattern and signature House buttons with an old Rose silk Kota safa. Accessories by Sabyasachi. #Sabyasachi #TheWorldOfSabyasachi #SabyasachiJewelry #AnushkaSharma #ViratKohli @bridesofsabyasachi @groomsofsabyasachi @anushkasharma Image Courtesy: @storiesbyjosephradhikA post shared by Sabyasachi Mukherjee (@sabyasachiofficial) on Dec 11, 2017 at 8:15am PSTThe wedding was performed as per Hindu rituals. Anushka walked down the aisle with Virat yesterday in Italy, in a private ceremony.The wedding took place at a countryside resort named Borgo # Finocchieto, one of the most expensive holiday properties in the world. The property is located in a small village called Bibbiano - having a population of less than 100 people. It is in the Tuscany region of Italy.The couple will be hosting a reception in New Delhi for their relatives on December 21 which will be followed by a reception for couple’s Bollywood friends and cricketers in Mumbai on December 26.

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November 21, 2019

The realm of comic books appears to be increasingly

Kamala Khan, an American-born Pakistani teenager who keeps Jersey City safe, is the first Muslim character in the Marvel universe to headline her own comic bookA range of ethnicities are finding expression in home-grown comics with archetypal characters in the superhero mould, seeped in local milieus, spanning across cities in Bihar, Hyderabad, Mumbai, Bengaluru and even far-flung Mizoram. MISS MARVEL.jpg Kamala Khan, an American-born Pakistani teenager who keeps Jersey City safe, is the first Muslim character in the Marvel universe to headline her own comic bookA range of ethnicities are finding expression in home-grown comics with archetypal characters in the superhero mould, seeped in local milieus, spanning across cities in Bihar, Hyderabad, Mumbai, Bengaluru and even far-flung Mizoram.

The realm of comic books appears to be increasingly tilting towards representing characters from hitherto under-represented demographics. While ethnic characters have been portrayed in international comic books before, they have always been critiqued for being moulded as sidekicks rather than primary characters. Perhaps in an attempt to change perceptions, Marvel Comics created Kamala Khan, an American-born Pakistani teenager who keeps Jersey City safe. Khan, who is best known as Ms Marvel, made her debut in Captain Marvel in 2013 before becoming the first Muslim character in the Marvel universe to headline her own comic book Ms Marvel in 2014. After being a fringe character for the first few editions, she will finally be seen joining the big leagues as part of The Avengers in volume 5 of Ms Marvel, which is coming out later this month.

Marvel has even promised a volume 6 where Khan will be fighting in the Avengers Civil War. While Kamala Khan is fast on her way to becoming one of most famous comic book superheroes with a strong ethnic identity, she is not the only one of her kind. Closer home, a range of ethnicities is finding expression in homegrown comics. Archetypal characters in the superhero mould, seeped in local milieus, spanning across cities in Bihar, Hyderabad, Mumbai, Bengaluru and even far-flung Mizoram are finding place in comic books and what’s more — most of them have a dedicated fan-following too. In spite of their superpowers, they are endowed with enough characteristics and idiosyncrasies that make them easy to relate to. But while that works in favour of these characters, a big challenge the creators are faced with is to not overdo the regional stereotype.

Meet The desi superhero squadIt’s a delightful bunch that the creators across the board have given life to. Raj Comics character, the iconic Doga has an archenemy called Bihari Bhai. While heroes and funny characters abound in comic books, the villain is equally important and here is where Doga’s archenemy Bihari Bhai steps up to the plate. "Doga kills Bihari Bhai’s younger brother, who has a gang in Mumbai and Bihari Bhai, who used to be a part of a gang in Bihar, comes to avenge his death. But first, he has to rebuild his criminal empire,” explains Sanjay Gupta, studio head of Raj Comics, who was part of the team who drew up the character.Hyderabad: A Graphic Novel, features a typical Hyderabadi autorickshaw driver who speaks in a mix of Dakni and Telugu and whose auto can travel through time. Jai Undurti, the writer, is also working on an occult action graphic novel titled Necropolis that will feature a Hyderabadi bureaucrat called Babu. It’s expected to come out this December.

Among the sooner releases is The Bangalore Graphic Novel that is launching later this month and features private detective Hari Majestic. He lives in Bengaluru’s Majestic area and is seeped in the local milieu. Based on writer Zac O’Yeah’s earlier works, Hari Majestic will be seen in the story The Mystery of the Missing ATM, which is part of the collective. Earlier this year, Tinkle Comics introduced readers to Mapui Kwalim, a Mizo teenager whose superhero identity ‘Wingstar’ protects the fictional Mizo town of Aizwa.All these characters are well endowed with both superpowers and quirks. Writer Sean D’Mello of Mapui, says, "Mapui is India’s first reluctant superhero. To give up every aspect of your life to become a superhero seems like a lot to ask of a 13-year-old. While she enjoys the benefits of the gadgets that her father invents, she is conflicted about the ‘saving-the-day’ side of things. Our readers like that she is conflicted like every other kid.”While Mapui enjoys the benefits of her father’s inventions, Hyderabad Graphic Novel’s time-travelling autorickshaw driver gets kicks out of fleecing passengers in dire need of an auto.

There is a scene where a passenger is running away from a dinosaur and the auto guy is not ready to go unless he gets the demanded price,” says Jaideep Undurti, writer of Hyderabad: A Graphic Novel, adding, "We just assumed that at some point in the future, there may be time travelling autos, but the auto driver would remain unchanged.”Long before any of these comics came into existence, Aabid Surti, National Award winning author and creator of popular comic book character Bahadur, had already created his other comic character, the interfering "uncommon man” Dabbuji, based on his father who was a Sufi priest. "He did not act like a Sufi priest or follow any particular religion,” Surti is quick to clarify, "I just made him wear the kind of robes which Sufi priests generally wear. It made him eye-catching and also made it easier for me to draw him.”Inspiration comes from home While Surti drew inspiration from his father, Jaideep and Zac found their muses in the day-to-day city life of Hyderabad and Bengaluru.

I travel extensively by auto-rickshaws and I noticed certain things about autowallas in Hyderabad, like how they talk too much and haggle a lot,” says Jaideep, "That is how I pictured my autowalla to be when we were creating his character.” For Zac, the Majestic area of Bengaluru holds a special place in his heart. "The place was stuck in my mind so strongly that wherever I went in the world and got bored of the place — it could even be places like Los Angeles or Shanghai — I’d think, ‘wish I were in Majestic’,” he says.For Sean and the Wingstar team, the reasoning behind creating a Mizo teenager is steeped in both practicality and sentiment. "For Mapui, most of her adventures happen in open areas and forests. Geographically, the Northeast seemed like the right setting for that kind of thing,” Sean explains, adding that he always wanted to write about a kid superhero, so creating Mapui was a dream come true for him. RoadblocksBihari Bhai may be having some trouble with creating an empire of crime in Mumbai with Doga hounding his steps, but, according to Sanjay, creating his character held no special challenges. "The character was pretty easy to draw up. We took your typical bad guy image and merged it with the image of a Bihari man. So he wears white kurta-pajama and carries a gamchha,” he says. Mapui, on the other hand, was as reluctant to be brought to life on paper, as she is to be a superhero.

I am from the South, so when told that the character is from the Northeast, I realised I had a China transmission system bearings Suppliers lot of research ahead of me. I did not have a clear idea of what people from Mizoram dress like, what their hairstyles are like or anything like that,” Vineet Nair, Mapui artist explains. "Not just that, I also had to do research on the topography of the place. Like, there are some fight sequences in the forest, so I looked up and found that you mainly have bamboo forests there and that’s how it was illustrated. This was also the first superhero comic that I am a part of, so coming up with her costume design and superhero poses was a challenge.”For Zac O’Yeah, creator of Hari Majestic, the hurdles were more personal.

It is difficult to write about people who are not like yourself,” he says. "I thought if I write a detective story set in India it can only be a relevant book if an Indian, like my wife who is an Indian writer, or Harsho who is an Indian cartoon artist, can read it and nod in recognition and think that this kind of plot could only happen here. My first Mr Majestic! novel took me four years to write.” Don’t overdo stereotypesExplaining Tinkle’s recipe, Sean says, "When we say, a character hails from a place, we don’t say he or she fights for the issues of only that place. We know that our readers are spread across the country, so we can’t have every character being based out of Mumbai because people would not connect to that. We are trying to make sure that our characters are from all over the country. None of these characters have any stereotypes at all, because they aren’t people who are fundamentally set there.

Every character, because of their adventures, has to travel across the country. Also, because the places they hail from are largely fictional, there is no stereotyping them either. Mapui, for instance, is not the face of Mizoram. She is just someone who has Mizo friends, wears clothes typical to the region and lives in a typical hillside home.”Zac thinks differently though. "Stereotyping will always be a part of all forms of art and fiction, and I think, especially in cartoons, to make it seem typical to a particular place, it’ll become some form of caricature. That is not necessarily bad — it gives an artistic vision of a place,” he says. "For instance, I grew up in Sweden before I became Indian.

I would love reading stories about Swedes and their bizarre behaviour written by foreign visitors to the country, and it wouldn’t matter if the writer got it slightly wrong at times,” he adds.Surti offers a straightforward solution, "In the old Bollywood films, we would have one Madrasi character, one Muslim character and they were all stereotypes. So, these films didn’t portray reality. One should avoid that while creating comic book characters. They have to be real characters — not cardboard copies of some preconceived notion.”Zac sums it up, saying, "The acid test is really whether one can go beyond the too obvious stereotypes and make something that makes readers nod in recognition and think ‘this is exactly like the real thing’.” What do readers think While Dabbuji’s fame and cult following, which includes the likes of Amitabh Bachchan and Osho, speaks volumes about its reach, the newer characters are only beginning to gather a fan base. "The Majestic stories have become rather popular and sell a lot in Bengaluru bookshops. So an opportunity to try them out in a graphic novel format is quite exciting,” says Zac, who adds that a movie is also in the works.

I'm going to be on the front row and throw samosas at the screen,” he says with a laugh.Vineet recalls how some readers from Mizoram pinged him on Facebook to congratulate him on Mapui. "Mapui is the first superhero from Mizoram, so they really liked the fact that they got such a positive representation.” Sanjay Gupta, on the other hand wants to delve deeper into the ‘Bihari Bhai’ track before he starts counting his chickens. "Doga has a lot of enemies and this track, which started in 2005, has only begun to take shape. So I can’t exactly tell you what people think of him till I explore his character further.”

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November 14, 2019

We aim to provide complete peace of mind

As a customer-centric brand, we wanted to extend our customers and our dealer partners in Mumbai, with immediate support in the areas related to after-sales, including replacement of parts, service and also insurance claims.Source: ZigWheels. We have formed a cross functional task force at Mercedes-Benz India, who will work on a war footing towards this. 


It is our utmost priority to get the customer vehicles back on the road, at the earliest. Mercedes-Benz will be helping its affected customers by giving following benefits: To assist its customers caught in the flood-like situation during Mumbai rains, the German carmaker has come up with some really appreciable measures.”

Luxury cars are generally perceived to be quite expensive to maintain, especially during such unfortunate occasions. Mercedes-Benz will be helping its affected customers by giving following benefits:- Quick recovery of the affected vehicle via Allianz Global- The two dealers in Mumbai will waive China ball bearings Manufacturers off towing charges, if applicable, for cars recovered via Allianz Global- Special discounts for spare parts- Shipment charges to be waived for parts procured via air- Faster processing of insurance claims- Designated teams at both dealerships for quicker turnaround time- Neighbouring dealers will send trained technicians and provide additional workforce and spare parts to help out both the dealers in Mumbai- Mercedes-Benz technical experts to supervise dealersRoland Folger, managing director and CEO of Mercedes-Benz India, said, "The sudden Mumbai floods was distressing and we hope the situation normalises soon. In addition, Mercedes-Benz India has decided to procure the required parts from Germany and Singapore by air and will not pass this extra shipping cost to our customers. 

We aim to provide complete peace of mind to the customers round the clock with our benchmark service standards.The luxury carmaker has taken a bunch of measures to ensure smooth repairs at its workshops. Hence, this comes as a positive move from the German carmaker while also reinstating customer’s faith in the brand

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The fast line was bunched during that period

CR cancelled a mega block on the mainline, but continued the one between CST and Kurla on the Harbour line. CR has maintained that they have seen only 22 services cancelled and 32 partially cancelled as a result of this, but the sources said that there was a cascading effect on other services. Parts of the eastern suburbs received heavy rainfall on Sunday, crossing an average of 100 mm.30 pm, and only then did the slow train services begin.


The city reported a total of 17 trees collapsing, of which two were reported in the city, five in the eastern suburbs and 10 in the western suburbs.As per data received from the disaster management department of the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC), certain areas in Bhandup and Gawanpada in the eastern suburbs received 124 mm and 140 mm of rainfall respectively. 

The heavy rainfall resulted in water-logging at 15 places in the city, including areas in Mulund, Ghatkopar, Chembur, Dahisar, Bandra, Borivali and Malad. Due to heavy water-logging at Kalwa, the up and down local trains were suspended between Diva and Thane from 11. We expect very heavy rainfall in the next 24 hours due to strong westerly winds and an upper air cyclonic circulation over Gujarat,” said V.Heavy rain once again brought Mumbai to a halt on Sunday. While the Mumbai meteorological department has predicted continuous moderate showers throughout Monday, accompanied by spurts of heavy rainfall in some parts of the city, it has attributed the same to a cyclonic circulation lying over south Gujarat.15 pm. (Photo: Deepak Kurkunde) Heavy rain once again brought Mumbai to a halt on Sunday. 

The western suburbs also witnessed heavy rains ranging between 70 mm and 90 mm in a matter of less China wheel unit bearings Suppliers than eight hours. The train was sent to a car shed for repairs and to check if any of its parts had been severely damaged. Meanwhile, Western Railway (WR) services witnessed a delay of 15-20 minutes as well. However, the island city recorded less than 40 mm rainfall, with parts of South Mumbai receiving less than 15 mm of rainfall throughout Sunday. Heavy rain disrupts Mumbai’s Central Railway in Thane.Meanwhile, parts of Dindoshi, Goregaon, Kandivali, Malad and Malvani in the western suburbs received heavy rainfall on Sunday afternoon.K. This is expected to bring sustained rainfall to the city over the next two days. 

The fast line was bunched during that period, with services getting delayed because of it. Even though no traffic diversions were reported on Sunday, sources said that more than 50 trains were cancelled and 150 were delayed at the end of the day when the rains hit CR services, inconveniencing commuters. Accordingly, the city recorded an average of 15 mm of rainfall, the eastern suburbs an average of 74 mm and the western suburbs an average of 63 mm of rainfall on Sunday. The mud actually slid into a coach near the tunnel, causing panic among the commuters, with the panes of a few windows cracking. "Mumbai has been receiving good rainfall since Saturday due to active monsoon conditions. However, the island city received less than 500 mm of rainfall throughout Sunday. Rajeev, the director of weather forecasting at the Indian Metrological Department (IMD).

A coach was damaged around 11 am on the slow line when there was a mudslide near Nutan tunnel.The tracks were cleared by 12.50 am to 1. The weather department has predicted very heavy rainfall in Mumbai and its suburbs over the next 24 hours. Central Railway (CR) services witnessed major disruptions after a mudslide at Nutan tunnel near Diva and Kalwa caused slow trains in both directions to be cancelled for a full two hours. But no injuries were reported

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November 08, 2019

The movie is slated to release on October

Priyanka gaves a sassy reply. She said, "Dono ke beech mei! Bechara hug karta hai mummy ko!" The meaning of the same was mommy Madhu Chopra is non-biased and takes the middle route, and he agreed. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Kapil Sharma (@kapilsharma) on Oct 2, 2019 at 1:15am PDT View this post on Instagram China auto parts bearingss Suppliersexclusive conversation  with the beautiful  smart selfmade witty n the pride of india @priyankachopra thekapilsharmashow tkss comedy fun laughter Stay tuned

A post shared by Kapil Sharma (@kapilsharma) on Sep 29, 2019 at 12:33am PDTThe Sky Is Pink is a true story based on the life of a teenage girl named Aisha Chaudhary whose detected with a fatal terminally ill disease- pulmonary fibrosis.Kapil is known to have quirky and humorous interactions with celebrities coming to promote their show. The dusky beauty is busy with the promotions of her upcoming film, in India.Kapil posted a video on Instagram where he had a cute banter with Priyanka. Kapil reminded her how both got married in December 2018. He further asked if hubby Nick Jonas takes the blessing of mom Madhu Chopra or just blows kisses in the air.

The movie is slated to release on October 11. Kapil is known to have quirky and humorous interactions with celebrities coming to promote their show. Everyone’s eagerly waiting to see her stunning performance. (Image  Source: Instagram) Mumbai: "Desi girl” Priyanka Chopra is going to be seen on the silver screen with Shonali Bose’s The Sky Is Pink.Recently, the leggy lass was seen visiting India’s most entertaining, comedy show The Kapil Sharma show. Kapil Sharma and Nick Jonas. Along with Priyanka, Bollywood star Farhan Akhtar will be seen with Rohit Saraf in lead roles

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