One more renowned name added in the list of producers like Badshah and YO-YO Honey Singh. Delhi based Entrepreneur Lovejit Golu is teamed up with Pooraj Kapoor to launch an Independent Music Video called “Rowena”. This song is about the importance of the relationship. The song will come as a message to all who take a relationship for granted.

Good relations in life are like FD in the bank more you care more it grows. Whatever comes the circumstances person should not take relationships for granted.

With a strong message, we feel the song will create a ripple in the audience and the industry. The song caters to emotions by all age group as what we see in this is nothing which is not heard of or spoken about. 

This music video will give people hope to love and give love all over again even after a heartbreak but will also let them know how things which are left behind will cross their paths again. It is solely how, as a person, one decides to cater to it.

The team of Lovejit Singh and Pooraj Kapoor have bestowed their feelings and activities that went behind shooting this music video. It all started for them when they were on their way back from a shoot and on the way they were sent this song and the very first minute of the song they were convinced to put their time and efforts into the project.

Just halfway through they could visualize it and have also started to think about the locations accordingly, and that happened to be Punjab because of the rustic look of the song and visuals. 

They had to face a lot of challenges in terms of logistics and a complete change of work culture, but they sure had a great time shooting in the remote locations of Punjab.

Initially, the Director Pooraj Kapoor was quote skeptical about shooting in Punjab, and that is to have his friend as a producer, but he was bought to confidence by his core team members from Mumbai. Fortunately, everything else fell in place eventually, and they could manage to give us a memorable song, and they hope to keep shooting in Punjab.

With her unbelievable talent and eye for beauty, Indian makeup Artist an expert Anubha Dawar gives every bride, Model the makeup of their dreams on the auspicious day of their lives.

Today makeup is no longer an act of vanity. It is now a representation of your passions and the most preferred way to present to the world the best version of yourself. Makeup artist roll in our time is enormous, and no one can deny this fact.

Today makeup is done to highlight your best feature, which brings out the person you are. It makes you unique and helps you stand out in many.

According to Renowned Makeup artist Anubha Dawar clients now understands the importance of makeup, today everyone demands personalized look from the makeup artist.

But are all top makeup artists up to the challenge? Can brides, models, entrepreneurs, girls, and women trust makeup artists to enhance their beauty instead of giving them ordinary, cookie-cutter looks that perhaps don’t even suit them? This know-how is what distinguishes India topnotch makeup expert Anubha Dawar from her companions.

Besides being a highly coveted professional makeup artist, Anubha Dawar is a fan favorite for a bridal makeup artist for many, and she is also a celebrity makeup artist for many years now. 

Anubha Dawar’s experience and sound knowledge of composition and how to use it to enhance her client; all features are what makes her special than others in the fashion world. She is so passionate about makeup that she meticulously plans and innovates looks to customize them for each of her clients.

No matter the occasion, Anubha Dawar will come up with the perfect look for brides, celebrities and all. She has been working for many years now as the Best Makeup Artist and has worked on many projects in the past. 

But the fact that her clients have trusted her knowledge and gained numerous accolades is the most significant endorsement of her skills. This is what converts her one-time-clients into regulars, indicating their satisfaction with Anubha Dawar.

Though Anubha believes in giving her clients the highest quality of service and treat them all like the princesses they are, her services are surprisingly very affordable. 

Anubha Dawar is known for Air Brush Bridal Make-up, Pre Bridal Make-up, HD Make-up, Party Makeup, Hair Styling, Saree Draping, Nail Services and more. She is Celebrity MakeUp Artist who travels worldwide for her national and international clients. She runs Anubha Makeup Academy & studio at Rajouri; she is also a Faculty at Pearl Academy. 

Anubha Dawar is especially popular with brides because she realizes that makeup is an essential component that can make or break a wedding day look and works hard to create truly stunning looks from brides. She also knows that Celebrities and Entrepreneurs look too is essential after all first impression with good looks can help you win many things.

India on Friday slammed Pakistan for attempting to derail the positive developments in Jammu and Kashmir through its active support to terrorist groups and related entities.
Exercising its right of reply to Pakistan’s statement at the ongoing 43rd session of the Human Rights Council here, India’s representative informed the Council that the situation in Jammu and was fast returning to normalcy.
India’s time tested democratic institutions are robust and adequate enough to address any challenge including those instigated from outside, in order to safeguard interests of all our citizens including minorities, India’s representative said.
India argued that the international community cannot be misled by Pakistani hysterical reactions at all international fora to malign India. “The world knows about the dismal human rights records of Pakistan and tight control cannot hide it all. Let us advise Pakistan for its own good and for the peace and prosperity of the South Asian region,” India’s First Secretary at the Permanent Mission Vimarsh Aryan said in the reply.
Listing ten points for Pakistan to act upon, the Indian representative said that first and foremost the neighboring country should end the illegal and forcible occupation and reverse the demographic changes in Pakistan occupied Kashmir (PoK).
India asked Pakistan to stop terror funding and dismantle terrorist camps operating in Pakistan and territories under its control and put an end to public advocacy and support for terrorists by Pakistani leadership at the highest level. India’s representative said that Pakistan should make structural reforms to develop a semblance of democracy there and end harassment and execution of minorities through misuse of the blasphemy law.
“Pakistan should end forced conversions and marriages of women and girls from Hindu, Sikh and Christian religions, stop killing and targeting political dissidents and legitimate criticism in Sindh, Balochistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa,  prevent enforced disappearances and extrajudicial killings of journalists and human rights activists by its security agencies, stop religious persecution against Shias, Ahmadiyas, Ismailia and Hazaras and stop recruitment of children for terror activities including suicide bombing in other countries,” India told the Council.
The representative said that blasphemy law against Aasia Bibi, persecution of Abdul Shakoor, an Ahmadiya, Jagjit Kaur, a minor Sikh girl subjected to abduction and forced marriage are the norms of the day for minorities in Pakistan. Referring to recent comments made by the OIC, India stressed that it has no locus standi to comment on the internal affairs of India. “Jammu and Kashmir was, is and shall forever remain an integral part of India,” India’s representative asserted.
Referring to Belgium’s comment on NRC, India said Belgium, as a close partner of India, could have checked the factual position before coming to any conclusion on the issue. “Our Prime Minister has clearly said that no discussions have taken place on NRC anywhere except following Supreme court directives in Assam,” India’s representative said.
On Wednesday in the Council’s session, India had torn tore into Pakistan’s allegations on Kashmir, saying it was ironic that the world’s leading exporter of terror and violence sought to lecture others about human rights. 
Strongly defending the government’s decision to reorganize Jammu & Kashmir state and the temporary restrictions placed in Kashmir last year, India’s representative and Secretary (West) in the External Affairs Ministry, Vikas Swarup in Geneva, said, “Despite Pakistan’s best efforts — over decades — to destabilize the state through externally-instigated terror and a campaign of canards and untruth, the situation on the ground is quite normal.” 
Most temporary restrictions were imposed solely to ensure the safety of the people from Pakistani trained terrorist attacks and have already been removed, he said.
Mr. Swarup reiterated India’s position that Jammu and Kashmir “was, is and shall forever remain an integral part of India.”

Vaamoz is a Lifestyle Service and Deals App which aims at providing Services to its Customers in different sectors such as Food, Fitness, Salon, Spa, and Activities. Vaamoz has 36 Sub Categories in the Application which consist of deals and offers.

Vaamoz will be kicking Off from Aamchi Mumbai and is tied up with different lifestyle brands across Mumbai, who provides the best-desired services suitable to every customer’s needs and that too in great deals and sizzling hot offers which you cannot refuse.

First, a beta version of the application will be launched, we will do all the testing in the beta version. After testing the application the Alpha Version of Vaamoz will be launched.

The main idea or the mega mind behind the Vaamoz application is Mr. Ariz Shaikh, he is the founder of the company Vaamoz. On asked how the idea of Vaamoz popped to him, I received a more than satisfactory answer. His main idea behind Vaamoz is to provide those services which everyone can utilize and take benefit out of it. His words were “ I want to provide high-end services to those who think twice before stepping out. I want everyone to go to a five star or four-star hotel and take a spa, dine-in, have a good swim. I want to spread joy and happiness to all.”

Vaamoz is a Spanish word meaning ‘Let’s Go’.

In Vaamoz we can find 36 different types of Lifestyle Services Categories. From Italian to meatatarian, from a pedicure to Tattoo, from Ayurvedic to Foot massage, from kickboxing to Zumba, from water parks to camping Vaamoz has everything.

Vaamoz’s main catch is offers, deals, meals that are lightweight on one’s pocket.

A user can buy the services in the form of packages and combos at a very reasonable price.

Since Mumbai has adapted the new 24×7 rule, Vaamoz provides great service and amazing packages to all at any time. Vaamoz also provides Midnight Buffets in different hotels and restaurants.

The mission of Vaamoz:  Â“To be the preferred choice of customers for availing premium lifestyle services at a worthwhile cost by providing the best lifestyle service at their preferred store when desired.” 

Vision Of Vaamoz: To make Vaamoz a Platform desirable and accessible by the masses and the classes by providing services suitable to every customer’s needs.

Last year, the Indian air force created history and gave a clear message to India’s anti-terror stance when a surgical strike was conducted by the Indian air force in Balakot, Pakistan, on suspected terror training camps. The strike was a success since there were no casualties on the Indian side, and the terror camps were hit, even though Pakistan denied their presence. 

While we celebrate the safe return of our pilots, the journey was quite a tricky one. End Run, a short film inspired by events from Balakot, gives a chilling glimpse into the maneuvers and feats pulled off by our brave forces. 

End Run has been presented by Runway Lifestyle In association with Hermosa Design Studio.  Written, Directed and Produced by Shakti Pratap Singh Hada and Co-Produced by Varun Katoch and Pranjal Agarwal. The film stars Rachit Soral.

If you think this is going to be a story of rainbows and butterflies, of how the world is a beautiful place and you just step out to experience your adventure in it, you’re wrong. It takes a whole lot more than just that.

This is the story of Niyati Saxena, a 26-year-old lawyer who quit her job to pursue her dreams of traveling around the world.

Niyati is a now a trip leader with a travel company called On His Trip, that leads group trips for young adults across India, South East Asia, and Europe.

Traveling with strangers or traveling solo, takes guts. Be it a man or a woman. How will people be? Will I get along? Will it be safe? These are just some of the many questions I’ve had people ask me before booking a trip with us, here at On His Trip. And to see that every person opening themselves up to unknown people during a trip, just leaves me smiling. 

And yet, the hesitation and questions I see coming from women will always be a tad more. Understandably. A lifetime of being asked to stay safe and protected does program our minds into wondering what is and what isn’t “safe”. Last December when I was visiting Tirthan for the first time, my friend and I got off our bus at 4 am in a place with not a single street lamp. Light only came when a vehicle approached so we were shivering in the pitch dark, waiting for ours to turn up. The moment we sat in the vehicle, my friend dozed off dead to the world, snoring at shocking octaves for such a skinny person! While I was extremely sleepy, I couldn’t doze off as the gnawing thought of empty dark streets and us being in a vehicle completely in this man’s control played on my mind. As my tense self gazed out of the window, it hit me that my comfort or discomfort is solely in my hands. So, I struck up a conversation with the driver. I’m pretty sure he was tired too and wondering why is this woman being so chatty even before sunrise?! But hah there’s no shutting up this chatty Cathy. As we spoke about him, his family and his life in the hills, I developed a sense of familiarity with the man who just a few moments ago had concerned me.  Women are often taught to “not engage” anyone unknown. However, my travels have brought me the realization that when you open up yourself, to the people, to your surroundings and well, to the experience, that is when you begin to become comfortable even in unknown places. When you begin to see the other human being as simply an individual on the job or as a friendly companion or a fellow explorer, that is when the shadows creeping up in your mind die down and allow you to converse, to laugh and to just be.

Having lived in Delhi for so many years, in Mumbai and even in South India and eventually dedicating my life to traveling, has shown me that no one place can be deemed safe or unsafe in a blanket statement. Incidents happen everywhere.No, I’m not saying trust anyone, always be alert and aware of your whereabouts but at the same time give people and places a chance. You never know where and how it may surprise you. And the more you witness kindness and warmth in the world, the surer of yourself you will become. 

So how did you become a trip leader, we ask her. “Well, my best friend had traveled with Neeraj Narayanan (OHOT’s founder) on a Bhutan group trip and had raved about how good it was. This was in mid-2016. I heard he was leading a waterfall rappelling day trip, so I booked it. We had a crazy fun time there. I returned to do a few more trips with him that year, and the next, and sometime towards the end of 2018, Neeraj asked me if I would like to lead trips for On His Trip. I did think about it a lot, I had studied law and was now practicing. But I had been on his trips, and the happiness I got in traveling, I knew I would never get in my corporate job. So I joined him full time, and as of Feb 2019, I have lead 19 trips across India and South East Asia.

What else holds back women from traveling?

Beyond safety, I find women holding themselves back on account of perception. Indian women are especially so watchful of the stigmas that they step back. 

Last year I was leading a trip to Thailand and encouraged the girls in my group to get two-piece swimsuits. Not because it’s sexy or anything but simply because Indian women so often lose the ability to feel comfortable in their skins. On the morning of our island tour, I saw the girls hesitantly fidgeting a bit with the ends and straps of their costumes but by evening they had full-fledged photo shoots, they stretched out in the Sun and leisurely plonked themselves on the boat without searching or shrugs or cover-ups. Enjoying themselves and their time simply; a picture of the absolute blissful beach bums. That is what travel can do for a woman. As a trip leader, I’ve been lucky enough to see women go through this transition. Before a trip, they’ll ask me about safety and whatnot, during a trip each day their hesitation slips a little further away and eventually you’ll find them making friends with just about anyone, gallivanting as they please, partying at places they could never think of visiting, sharing a quiet moment with a stranger turned friend, overcoming phobias as they dip their feet for a taste of adventure and ending trips with hugs, laughs and promises to travel more.

Seeing girls on Instagram and Facebook, traveling the world and sharing their adventures, especially Indian girls, makes me so happy. We’re still a small percentage but slowly and steadily we’re changing that, breaking stereotypes and fulfilling our dreams. When I lead trips in small hill stations, I have occasionally had a driver or a vendor ask me, “Aap hi ho?”. How will a woman handle these 20-odd people in this terrain? So, I politely smile at them, tell them yes, work with them every day, sip cups of chai and converse, so that the next time I visit they smile and ask “Aur madame Kaise hai?”. To build an equation with them too, so that one day they’ll know that their little girls can do it all too.

So, to all the girls who want to travel, this isn’t a story of rainbows and butterflies, it’s about why you should trek up hills to catch a rainbow, why you should run in open meadows chasing after butterflies, why travel won’t just feed your need for adventure but give you a taste of independence that you will get addicted to, a sense of confidence that will follow your footsteps as you walk in everyday life, let you surprise foreigners that Indian girls are doing this too, have you play games with local kids in dim-lit lanes and share meals with folks from all walks of life, to share stories about your lives and theirs, to leave you wondering about them as they wonder about you wandering in your wild womanly ways.  

You can read more about Niyati Saxena at https://www.onhisowntrip.com/niyati-saxena/

For common folks like us fashion world, media events and makeup arts are big words that we cannot even dream to achieve and probably wonder how artists reach up to that level. But is it impossible to become one of the leading artists despite originating from the background of a common man? Yes, indeed it is hard but certainly not impossible. Amit Kumar was a common folk like us but he had a dream and will to work hard to achieve that dream. Because of hard work, Amit Kumar is now one of the prominently known makeup artists right now.

A guy who born in Jalandhar (Punjab) and worked in the saloon had the required patient and talent to stands out different from the crowd. A self-made man like Amit Kumar credits his success to his attitude of accepting the change in art. His ever-changing art always stays relevant to the time and lead the trends. His trendsetting art comes from his distinctive natural makeup look given to models. Logically if you follow the step of successful people you are more likely to be successful. This is also what aspiring makeup artists should do. Amit Kumar always starts makeup by designing an original concept which is according to the type of event. Lighting and arena of the event are always important as it is what enhances the look and everything should match the background. Amit Kumar’s way is to do everything is required proportion and do everything timely. 

For his artwork, Amit Kumar has been awarded as “best makeup artist” several times. Already a nationwide phenomenon Amit Kumar is slowly going global too. His leisure activities involve reading stuff related to the fashion world and traveling. He has been a long part of NGOs which help poor children by providing economic upliftment opportunities. He teaches his makeup art to students and whenever possible give them small projects so they can have practical exposure. What is most advisable to new artists or those who are new to the field is that finding their style then stick to it. Make it your style and keep improving it. Despite being a veteran of makeup art Amit Kumar still try to learn new things and he still believes that he can improve much further. Amit Kumar also advocates people to not hesitate to try new things. Pushing the boundaries is what elevates someone’s art.

The key to staying in the limelight in the film industry is hard work, perseverance and luck factor. Things take time in the industry as every artist has something different written in their fate. One such actor who is trying the best to make his name in the entertainment industry is Raj Hemant Tapkir, an ordinary man with some extraordinary dreams. He is from Pune and belongs to the family of farmers. Besides this, his family is into business and has a strong political background. However, the 27-year old man was always interested in acting.

Being an actor, he is a businessman and a social worker. It was during his school he realised his potential to become an actor. Extra curriculum activities like drama, dance and skit made him fall in love with the creative field. He believes that acting is a confidence booster that makes a person more physically active. Not just acting, but fashion also holds great importance in Raj’s life. He has walked the ramp for many fashion events and currently he is trying to put his best foot forward to collaborate with the top brands of India.

Raj also loves blogging and being an influencer. Sharing his views about blogging he said, “Bloggers are pretty much available all over the world. With the latest innovations in social media, people have become smarter and have chosen their careers in social media. I believe influencers have a lot of responsibility on their shoulders as they are the ones who influence the users to buy a product of a particular brand.” Apart from this, the new-age apps like TikTok and Helo have made ordinary people celebrities. “I love to interact with the audience and I know that I can be a great social media influencer”, he added. With all said and done, we wish the young man all the best for his upcoming projects.

Shlok Nair, a young entrepreneur from Mumbai is unlike any other 21-year-old student out there. NAIR seems to be clearly breaking all stereotypes and at this age & the talented young man is an entrepreneur who specializes in Digital Marketing, Celebrity Management & therefore has worked for many celebrities within Mumbai, India. Moreover, this young man also keeps in touch with celebrities from Delhi, Punjab and the Tollywood industry respectively. NAIR is the head of public relations at Dadasaheb Phalke Awards (Dpiff) & Ceo of Okbronetwork which was officially announced as marketing and media promotion partner for Dadasaheb Phalke Awards, Mumbai 2019 where NAIR was spotted with Sakshi Chopra, one of the most glamorous social media influencer and a musician.

The most important part of online branding & marketing is being able to target the right audience. Once you know your target audience you can then leverage your influence to become an authorized figure. Since he knows how to expand business through digital marketing and media influencing skills with his clients & Okbronetwork is a name you need to be on the lookout for your Social Media Growth.

Motto for Okbronetwork and Shlok is simple i.e to make creative individuals famous through multiple digital and social platforms!

A Parliamentary panel has raised serious “financial impropriety” on the expenditure on various Railway projects over the years.
Public Accounts Committee (PAC), headed by Congress Lok Sabha leader Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury, in its latest Action Taken Report (ATR) on accounting of projects in Indian Railways also recommended for penal action against some of the erring officials.
The 8th report of action taken was tabled in both the houses in the current Budget session. Following the presentation of 109th report on the same subject in the last 16th  Lok Sabha,  Ministry of Railways gave their observations to that report.
After studying the observations made by the Ministry, the Committee came to the conclusion that the Ministry had failed to reduce the unsanctioned expenditure of the projects and out of 5737 on account bills, 5118 bills were passed without material reconciliation statement.

The 109th Report of PAC was based on the Audit review of accounting of projects in Indian Railways where Audit had observed that Indian Railways was not following its own rules and regulations laid down in Finacial code and engineering codes for efficient execution of projects and proper accounting of financial transactions. The committee had recommended that chief accounting authorities of the Railway board, as well as concerned accounting authorities in all Zonal railways, should be held accountable an suitable actions should also be taken against them. Though the PAC has acknowledged that Railway authorities did take some steps in this regard but it expressed its dismay over not controlling unsanctioned costs which was significant.
The report also mentions that “committee is not convinced with the Ministry’s contention that due to safety considerations works were required to be executed pending regularisations of expenditure.”  
It goes on to say “committee are deeply constrained to note that out of 674 completion certificate 409 completion certificates are yet to be drawn.” The committee recommended that “since repeated instructions have not produced the desired results , the committee recommends that penal measures should be taken against the officers for not submitting the CR certificate in time.”

The committee also deplores the vague and evasive response given by the Ministry to their recommendations on the regularisation of long-pending projects. The committee also expressed its concern on finding expenditure of Rs 5001 crore having been incurred on 625 unsanctioned projects and suggested suitable action.