Instill Hope Chirag

Innovation, even though we do not have matches or not. Lamp is the son of a fragmented family mother - father of the Ego is involved in the fight. Lamp swinging between emotional level, mother - trying to please his father could not recognize. Chirag Paswan budding actor with director Tnbir Khan, the film is taken care of when the film does not have to shoulder the burden alone. The film shows a budding actor, film-like case has not been presented.

Chirag Paswan separately in the presence of simple love story pulls no attention. Consequently lamp seem natural. If he had a little effort at expressing emotion, they look impressive. Lamp according to the first film do not disappoint. The screen is attractive Prejens. Dance, they look good. Dramatic and romantic scenery there looks a little hesitation. Chirag Paswan Rnaut Kangana has received good cooperation and co-star Kunal Kumar.
Mother - the father of Kabir Bedi, Poonam Dhillon and one-dimensional character, so they do not affect. Kabir Bedi, Dalip Tahil as friends came to her character because of its small influence also in attendance. Kangana Rnaut and played his role very well. They look good in these roles. Mother in the film - the father of the lamp in the middle of dramatic scenes of the battle and the others had met Kangana with their romance, the film more interesting is the bit depth.
Matches or not we actually film the young actor Chirag Paswan's possibilities. They instill hope, therefore, welcome. It is simple in terms of entertainment, the film depicts the story is simple manner.

The magic of Vetel

Sebastian's final practice session on Saturday in Redbul Vetel scrambling fastest pace in a race full of magic. Lewis Hamilton and Felipe Massa Vetel the time of 1 minute 24.824 seconds behind the race completed, the Buddha is far less time on the international circuit.

And his partner Mark Webber's third place performance. McLaren's Jensen Button 1 minute 25.191 seconds in the race, showing great pace in the second place. Weber, .367 seconds behind him. After the first practice session at the forefront of three-position grid penalty Maclares bearing Lewis Hamilton was relegated to fourth place, while Ferrari's Massa finished sixth. Force India also well supported by both drivers made it to the Top Ten. Paul di Resta, while Adrian Sutil ninth to seventh. Indian driver Narain Karthikeyan Hespania are for the race was disappointing for the last practice session and the 1 minute 22 th place with a time of 29.750 seconds.

Massa and Hamilton do the talking

Indian Grand Prix. The first practice session, the McLaren Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton fastest in second practice session in the penalty suffered while Ferrari driver Felipe Massa thrilled everyone with his speed was the number one position.

While the season as world champion Sebastian Vetel finished second in the second session. Frrnado Alonso's Ferrari in the second season in third place while his team's fans were very excited. The first practice session of the McLaren Mercedes driver Hamilton, the first place in the shortest time to complete the race. However, after the practice session fastest lap taking the time to ignore the double yellow flag penalty suffered by the three rungs of the grid. The first practice session, Sahara India Force India team took the eighth best time.
2008 World Champion Hamilton finished the race in 1 minute 26.836 seconds. Hamilton's final lap Redbul Vetl recently became world champion Sebastian and his own team-mate Mark Webber left behind. McLaren driver Jason Button in fourth place while running seven times world champion Michael Schumacher Mercedes had to be content with fifth place. Schumacher's team-mate Nico Rosenberg by Ferrari driver Felipe Massa sixth and seventh. India driver Adrian Sutil of Force India back to the eighth are thrilled with the home crowd. Buddha International Circuit on several drivers being quite dusty faced little trouble. The practice session because of a dog entering the circuit had to stop for five minutes. A black dog suddenly began to run on the track before practice and carried out by security officers. Indian Grand Prix final on Sunday before the Friday of the event organizers had to face the embarrassment. Competition is not the first time on Thursday Kyaenki Barichelo Williams driver Rubens had gone off the lights during the press conference. Adrian Sutil of Force India's Karun Chandok left behind when the Team Lotus came at the dog track. Then it was stopped for five minutes. A similar small incident occurred when a bat fly into the media center here has arrived later were turned away.

Bollywood people

Actress Kangana Ranaut, who walked for designer Shantanu Goenka at the ongoing Wills Lifestyle India Fashion Week (WIFW) Monday, says the people in Bollywood are not very stylish except for her contemporaries Priyanaka Chopra and Sonam Kapoor.

'I don't want to hurt anyone with my remarks, but I find that the style quotient is missing in Bollywood except for Priyanka and Sonam who know how to carry well,' Kangana told reporters here.
The Kolkata-based designer presented a line inspired by the French queen Marie Barrios.
According to him, Kangana was the perfect muse for this collection.
'I wanted Kangana to look feminine, I didn't want to go overboard and I thought she completely justified the theme,' he said.
Dressed in a white and beige gown, she looked confident while sashaying down the ramp.
'I never feel uncomfortable while walking the runway as I have done it in films like 'Fashion' and 'Raaz 2'. So it has become a part of my character,' Kangana said.
'Also, I love Shantanu's design and admire his creativity. He always makes something which suits my complexion and figure,' she added.
When asked about her future projects, she said: 'I am working on the sequel of 'Tanu Weds Manu' and 'Ishqiya'.'

Anna: issues ultimatum to Congress

No bill, no support. Drawing the battlelines, social crusader Anna Hazare Tuesday said he would resume his movement for the Jan Lokpal bill with the Oct 13 by-election in Hisar in Haryana where he would campaign against the Congress.

The Congress termed his remarks as unfortunate, while party general secretary Rahul Gandhi asserted that corruption can be fought only through the political system.
Taking on the Congress, Hazare said at a press conference in his village in Ralegan Siddhi, in Maharashtra's Ahmednagar district, that his campaign for a strong anti-graft Jan Lokpal (ombudsman) bill would continue after Dussehra. And if the Congress blocked the law, he would ask people not to vote for it.
Hazare also hit out at Prime Minister Manmohan Singh for being 'remote controlled'.
'Depending on my schedule, I shall go to Hisar and hold a couple of public meetings there. If not I shall send a video message to the people of Hisar explaining how the Congress has blocked the Jan Lokpal (ombudsman) bill and urge them not to vote for the party,' Hazare declared.
He said civil society activists had written to all the major candidates contesting the Hisar by-poll asking them whether or not they supported the Jan Lokpal bill, Team Anna's version of the anti-graft bill.
'While a majority of them have already replied in the affirmative, there is no response from the Congress. If the Congress does not clarify its stand in the next couple of days, then after Dussehra (Oct 6), I plan to go to Hisar,' Hazare said.
The agitation would then be taken to Uttar Pradesh and to Punjab, Goa, Uttarakhand and Manipur, where assembly elections are due next year, to force the United Progressive Alliance (UPA) government to 'live up to its promise' of passing Team Anna's version of the Lokpal bill.
'If, as the UPA has assured, the bill is not passed during the ensuing winter session of parliament, we shall name the Congress and urge people not to vote for it,' Hazare asserted, virtually giving an ultimatum to the government.
The Congress was quick to react. Law Minister Salman Khurshid said in New Delhi that citizens were free to vote for anybody. And Abhishek Singhvi, who heads the parliamentary standing committee looking into the Jan Lokpal bill and other versions of the Lokpal bill, said the panel was not in a confrontationist mood.
'It is their decision. Every citizen is free to vote for anybody. Congress will only do its work, perform its duties and Congress will then go back to people when the duty is performed,' Khurshid said.
Singhvi added: 'A parliamentary process is underway. The committee is trying its best to deal with substantive and real issues. We are not in any manner in an argumentative or confrontationist mode.'
Without referring to Hazare, Rahul Gandhi said that corruption can be fought only through the political system.
Speaking at a Youth Congress convention in Delhi, he said people talk of corruption but it can be fought through democratic means.
'If you want to fight corruption, then this can only be done through the political system, through democratic means,' he said.
Congress spokesman Rashid Alvi said Hazare was not being fair by singling out the Congress over the issue of Jan Lokpal Bill.
'This is unfortunate, whatever Annaji is saying... Every citizen has right to oppose or support anyone. His statement proves that he is starting to oppose the Congress from Hisar by-election when the winter session is far away,' Alvi said.
Hazare said if the Jan Lokpal bill is passed, then they would not hold any agitation. Instead, they would appeal to the people to check the antecedents of the candidates and vote for the good ones.
Hazare's 12-day fast in August for a strong anti-corruption bill galvanised people on the issue of corruption.
Former law minister Shanti Bhushan, a key member of Team Anna, was of the view that the Congress would emerge with a single party majority in the 2014 elections if it accepted and enacted the hotly contested Jan Lokpal bill.
'If they don't do it, then people are entitled to draw the inference that they are not serious.'

HDFC Standard Life for claims delay

India's insurance regulator Wednesday imposed a fine of Rs.500,000 on Mumbai-based private life insurer HDFC Standard Life Insurance Company Ltd for not having in place effective procedures to comply with regulations and delaying settlement of a death claim.

The Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority (IRDA) also directed HDFC Standard Life to '...put in place effective claim settlement procedures and take all such measures that deem fit for both pro-active and timely settlement of all types of claims'.
HDFC Standard Life has to confirm to IRDA within 15 days the action taken to comply with the IRDA (Protection of Policyholders' Interests) Regulations.
The IRDA order came on a complaint lodged by Kunti Devi against HDFC Standard Life with IRDA for non-settlement of claim April 14, 2009.
IRDA, in turn, forwarded the complaint to the company July 29, 2009.
Nearly six months later, HDFC Standard Life informed about the repudiation of the claim on the grounds of concealing material facts.
Perusing the records, IRDA said the claim was repudiated 12 months after it was lodged and on investigation, the regulator found the timeline followed by HDFC Standard Life to decide on death claim is on the higher side.
The regulator also found during its investigation that HDFC Standard Life has been sitting on the admissibility of individual death claims for more than six months and in the case of a group insurance policy, one claim is outstanding for more than a year.
During a personal hearing, HDFC Standard Life's CEO Amitabh Chaudhary submitted to IRDA that the company has reduced the turnaround time for death claims from 34 days in 2009-10 to 26 days in 2010-11 and 86.35 percent of the investigated claims are settled within that time.
According to IRDA, life insurers have to initiate and complete claims investigation within six months from the date of lodging of a claim.
The insurer should pay or dispute the claim, giving reasons within 30 days of getting relevant papers and clarifications, it said.

Rakhi to make Ramdev lose

After yoga guru Baba Ramdev called her confessions of love an ochi baat, the self-proclaimed hottest item girl Rakhi Sawant has challenged him to come on 'Bigg Boss' and she'll make him lose his virginity.
After Baba Ramdev publicly snubbing Rakhi Sawant on singing reality show, Rakhi Sawant has challenged him to accompany her to celebrity reality show 'Bigg Boss'.
With full confidence she stated that when Ramdev comes face-to-face with her adaayein, he will definitely lose his virginity.
"I can make Ramdev lose his virginity," said Rakhi.
She added that if Colors invite her as a wild card entry in 'Bigg Boss 5' along with Ramdev then she will show him her capabilities.
Rakhi confesses that she loves Ramdev despite his not-so-appealing looks.
"There are many people who tell me that they find Ramdev quite ugly. Par dil laga gadhi se toh pari kya cheez hai! I still love him! After all, he fought for corruption and I lost weight because of his yoga. He should be proud that the hottest item girl of India has fallen for him despite his sad looks!"
Rakhi plans to shave off Baba's beard: "I don't like his beard, and I would like to know how he looks

Falsified Beauty

The title's a bit of a misnomer, actually. Beauty queens, by definition, are false in the strictest sense of the word, for the most part. There's not much under that gown, or indeed, under the bikini, that's au naturel, let alone the award-winning answers of noble aspirations of feeding the poor and the hungry.

So why the big hue and cry about Miss Universe's crown princess of this year? Allegedly, this year's Miss Universe Leila Lopes used falsified documents to gain entry (Gasp! Who woulda thunk?) and win the contest (Double gasp! Sacrilege!) To be precise, she obtained documents that suggested she was a student of a British business school, even though she's never lived outside her home country, Angola, to enable her to participate in the beauty contest.
Beauty pageants, even those that have garnered a loyal following over decades now find themselves mired in scandals and controversies, thanks to overambitious aspirants who will not let a small thing like their citizenship, risque photo-shoots, drug possession, unsavoury connections to moneyed men and other skeletons in their closet come in the way of their beauty queen dreams.
But scandal is no stranger to beauty pageants - they just seem to be surfacing more often than they used to during the times of Aishwarya Rai and Sushmita Sen. Last year's Miss USA and Miss Universe contender, Rima Fakih, was asked to hand over the title and the crown after pictures of her pole-dancing in a 'Stripper 101' contest made news. Hollywood actress Vanessa Williams was stripped of her Miss USA crown for similar reasons in 1984. Some contestants have actually lied about their ages or marital status. Check out this detailed slideshow on the controversies that have dogged beauty pageants over the years.
However, does the blame lie squarely with the contestant? Or are the organizers equally to blame for not doing sufficient background checks? For every claim of falsifying information that crops up after a beauty queen is selected, there's a counter claim of racial bias or political motive.
Whatever be the case, beauty contests don't seem to have the dazzle and the flair of the nineties, back when our Bollywood divas ruled supreme on the international stage. There was something sincere, if overeager and judge-friendly, about Aishwarya Rai's pearly whites or Sushmita Sen's poise and from-the-heart quotes. These pageants didn't seem so, well, manufactured. Now, not only do our country's representatives seem awkward and ill at ease, they also lack a certain je ne sais quoi that any beauty queen must possess in order to charm her way into the hearts of millions and subsequently win the crown. That aside, why do you think beauty pageants are this

Celebrates Of Ganesh Chaturthi

With chants of 'Ganapati Bappa Moraya', lakhs of Mumbaikars Thursday welcomed Lord Ganesha on the first day of the 11-day festival that saw idols of the elephant-headed god being installed in homes and at thousands of marquees across the city. Some of the prominent marquees and idols have been insured for crores of rupees.
Religious fervour and gaiety marked the beginning of the Ganesh festival and the morning saw devotees consecrating the idols, reciting mantras, filling the air with holy sound waves, and the evening was geared up for the first 'maha aarti' of the day.
According to state Home Minster R.R. Patil, nearly two lakh idols were installed across the city -- of these 10,350 are at Ganesh Mandals (associations) and 1,80,650 belong to local households.
Since last week, nearly 250,000 big and small idols started arriving in the city from artisans' studios in different parts of Mumbai and Raigad for the festival, said Brihanmumbai Sarvajanik Ganeshotsav Samanvaya Samiti (BSGSS) president Naresh Dahibhavkar.
With the biggest Ganesh mandals getting an insurance cover worth crores, the GSB Mandal in King?s Circle of central Mumbai has insured its pandal, devotees and the deity?s ornaments for a whopping Rs.222 crore this year.
?Including a `Standard Fire and Special Perils with Terrorism?, the mandal has also insured the members of the trust, an all-risk policy for the gold ornaments of the deity and personal accident insurance for devotees,? said trustee Satish Nayak.
The insurance is for 15 days starting Aug 27. Last year, the insurance cover for the mandal stood at Rs.49.5 crore. This year, it is around five times more.
Over 12,500 registered associations, apart from the 40,000 private housing complexes, have been preparing for the festival for the past few weeks.
The festival, which is the most popular in the state, attracts hundreds of domestic and foreign tourists.
Among the various pandals across the city, `Lal Baughcha Raja? (King of Lalbaug area) in central Mumbai, with a 12-foot tall idol towering over the devotees, attracted huge crowds. The pandaal was insured for Rs.14 crore. The Lord Ganesha here is believed to fulfil the wishes of its devotees.
The mandal, which entered its 78th year since inception, is thronged by several prominent personalities from politicians to top bureaucrats.
The other popular mandals in the city include 'Ganesh Galli', just a stone's throw from the Lal Baughcha Raja, Khetwadicha Raja on Grant Road, and Chandanwadi Ganesh mandal in Kalbadevi.
Film and television stars like Nana Patekar, Govinda and Jackie Shroff also celebrated the festival with enthusiasm. Several Bollywood celebrities like Amitabh Bachchan, Bipasha Basu, and Anupam Kher sent online greetings to their friends, family and fans.
In the wake of the July 13 blasts in Mumbai, security has been beefed up across the city for the festivities.