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Beautiful Dupatta Styles. these dupatta Fashion is mostly used in Pakistan, India, Bangladesh and some Muslim Countries where as in ARAB countries Hijab and Abaya are used. but most of the girls are now leaving this dupatta fashion some of them are used Hijab or Srcarf where as some girls says now there is no need of any Dupatta, Scarf or Abaya Indian Dupatta is an unavoidable accessory along with salwar kameez. Indian fashion dupatta can not be considered as a traditional wear any more since it has found a place in the arena of fashion world. Dupatta is known by different names like Chunni, Chunari and Odhni. North Indian ladies drape this attire over their heads while they go to temples to offer prayers. But it is not a custom among South Indians. Even today rural women cover their head with a shawl called chunaria showing respect towards elders. The main advantage of Dupatta is that it can fit well with most of the wardrobes, irrespective of classic ethnic or trendy Indo western styleIn Arab Countries like Dubai, Iran, Iraq, Saudi Arab Somalia etc are used Scarf and Hijab But in Mostly Pakistani women and Girls are used Dupatta, you can say its a Fashion or Culture but With Out Dupatta Salwar Kameez is not complete. There are a lot of designs are avail able in Pakistan, India and Bangladesh like Reshami Dupatta, Silk Dupatta, Motif and Zari Dupatta, Colorful Dupatta Net and Transparent Dupatta etc some of Colorful Dupattas are theseUsually readymade salwar sets include a matching dupatta also. Suit material available for stitching also has a matching dupatta attached to it. In addition several textile shops separately sell dupattas in various fabrics like thin cotton, silk, crepe, georgette, nylon etc with or without prints and designs. Draping styles of dupatta have evolved paving ways for new fashion trends. Many ladies drape the dupatta over both shoulders with the central portion covering the chest. Some will fold it neatly lengthwise and attire it only on one shoulder.

Atiqa Odho is a famous tv actress and prominent show host. The glamorous diva started her carrier as a makeup artist and then joined Pakistan television as an actress. She starred in several television dramas in which Sitara aur Mehrunisa, Dasht, and Naijjat etc are famous and memorable. These serials are still remembered by the people of our country.

A few years ago Atiqa Odho launched her cosmetic products under the brand name of Odho cosmetics. Her cosmetic products are available on stores in Karachi, Lahore and Islamabad. She has now joined the political party of Pervez Musharraf and working as the party’s media advisor.

Two months have been passed after the heavy flooding in Pakistan, but still the flood victims are starving of hunger. Most of these flood victims are still living in camps as their houses washed away by the heavy flood, which hits Pakistan’s large area in August 2010. Apart of food problem, these poor people are badly effected by the deadly water borne diseases. The aid and donations coming from different sources is reaching people in large areas, but there are number of areas where these flood victims are still looking for food and for drinking water. Here is a picture of a flood relief camp, where women are struggling to get some food for there families.

For being an eastern traditional bride, the best pick of dress is Latest Pakistani bridal lehenga choli. Red is the color of passion and love. Bride looks fantastic in red more than in some other color. In eastern culture, wearing red on wedding day is a tradition. Bride looks charming and lovely in red. If your complexion is bright, wheat-ash or tan, red will compliment your complexion brightly. So, if you’re going to decide on red as your lehenga’s color, then, be positive that you will be looking exquisite for your big day.

Most of the girls worry about jewelry for their weddings. Well, dressing up traditionally in red gives you many options with jewelry selection. There is a wide range of jewelry available in market to compliment red bridal choli. Red color could compliment both; trendy and traditional jewelry. The selection is wide with sandals and clutches as well. If you visit bridal section of any boutique or shop you will see that red is given supreme priority in bridal wears.

Most of the girls consider lehenga choli difficult to carry on. But, common it’s your day, so, make everyone turn their heads as you make appearance in the wedding hall and move from door to stage. Do not worry about carrying your lovely dress, your bride maids would be there to help you with that. Just be confident and ready to look divine on your big day.

Recitation of the Gayatri Mantra is preceded by oṃ and the formula bhūr bhuvaḥ svaḥ known as the mahāvyāhṛti. This prefixing of the mantra proper is described in the Taittiriya Aranyakam which states that scriptural recitation was always to begin with the chanting of the syllable oṃ, followed by the three Vyahrtis and the Gayatri verse.

A literal translation of the Gayatri verse proper can be given as:
“May we attain that excellent glory of Savitar the god: So may he stimulate our prayers.” (The Hymns of the Rigveda)

In traditional Brahmin practice the Gayatri Mantra is addressed to God as the divine life-giver, symbolized by Savitr (the sun), and is most often recited at sunrise and sunset. It is believed by practitioners that reciting the mantra bestows wisdom and enlightenment, through the vehicle of the Sun (Savitr), who represents the source and inspiration of the universe.

In the later 19th century, Hindu reform movements extended the chanting of the Gayatri Mantra beyond caste and gender limitations. In 1898, Swami Vivekananda began initiating non-Brahmins with the sacred thread ceremony and the Gayatri Mantra.

The word Gâyatrî is a combination of Sanskrit words, although there is some disagreement in various texts about the exact derivation.