Moto G to get the official announcement on 5th February

Moto G to get the official announcement on 5^th February. All the Moto G lovers in India will have to wait a little more to get their hands on the device. The launch of the Moto G smartphone is delayed in the country. Now the exact arrival of the handset in India will be announced on 5^th February by the company.

The company took their twitter fan page to announce that the arrival details of the Moto G would be disclosed on Febraury 5. The handset was earlier scheduled to hit the market in the first week of January, 2014.

Intex Aqua Curve smartphone hands on

Intex Aqua Curve smartphone hands on. Intex to launch the new smartphone called Aqua Curve. It’s the company’s another Android powered smartphone appeared on the official website. It has a 5-inch qHD capacitive touch screen curved display with 960 × 540 pixels of resolution. The curved display of the handset is based on One-glass-Solution (OGS). It includes a 1.3 GHz quad-core MediaTek MT6582 processor and runs on Android 4.2 jelly bean OS.
Other features of the Aqua Curve smartphone are an 8-megapiel rear camera with LED flash, a 2-megapixel front-facing camera, 1 GB of RAM, 4 GB of inbuilt storage, expandable up to 32GB via microSD card support. It has dual-SIM capability and includes a 2000 mAh battery, 3.5mm audio jack, FM Radio.
In terms of connectivity it includes a 3G, Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, Bluetooth with A2DP and GPS. It is just 9.1 thick and weighs 152 grams.

Death of Sunanda Pushkar was unnatural

Death of Sunanda Pushkar was unnatural. Doctor said that the death of Sunanda Pushkar Tharoor, wife of union minister Shashi Tharoor, was unnatural. Watch out the video:

Three Famous Dishes Of Punjab

Three Famous Dishes Of Punjab. Northern state of India, Punjab is famous for its delicious cuisines. A Punjabi dish is always cooked in appetizing gravy, melted in butter. Punjabi food is scrumptious and healthy, having its own fascination. The good thing about Punjabi food is that most of its ingredients are available throughout the year and thus the dishes are available at every food place and menu of a restaurant. There are  like Haveli in Jalandhar, which not only offer these mouth-watering dishes but also reflect the culture and tradition of the state in its ambiance.

We have listed down a few famous Punjabi dishes for the people who want to explore about Punjabi food. Here are a few eminent recipes from Punjab.

Bollywood Actor Farooq Sheik Passed Way

Bollywood Actor Farooq Sheik Passed Way. The famous 1980s Bollywood actor Farooq Sheikh died today in Dubai. He died of a heart attack. The actor of “ Chashme Baddoor” was last appeared in the movies "Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani"  and “club 60” . He settled in Dubai with his family while his dead body will bring to India for final rituals. He started his career in 1973 with the movie “Garam Hawa” and almost spent 40 years  in Bollywood. His biggest hits were Chashme Baddoor, Umrao Jaan and Kissi Se Na Kehna.
At the time of death he was 65 years old. All the Bollywood industry and fans of Farooq Sheik are in shock.

Dhoom 3 to hit Imax Screens: Coming to U.S this weekend

Dhoom 3 to hit  Imax Screens: Coming to U.S this weekend.  After hitting Indian and Pakistani Cinemas the much awaited biggest hit Dhoom 3 is all sent to hit North America this weekend. The film will be headed to Imax screens and the exhibitor debuts it in 13 territories. After hitting the Imax screens in the U.S., U.K. Malaysia, Dubai, Kuwait, Netherlands, India, Canada, Pakistan,Australia and Qatar, the film will go on for screening  in  New Zealand and South Africa on 27^th December, in Hong Kong and Singapore on 2^nd January.

Dhoom 3 is the third installment of the Dhoom series and the most-awaited film of the year 2013 because for the first time Amir Khan to play the negative role in it. The story of the movie is written and directed by Vijay Krishna Acharya and produced by Aditya Chopra. The story revolves around a circus boy named Sahir (Amir Khan), whose father (Jackie Sharoff) was murdered by circus owners.

The Citizens Archive of Pakistan in collaboration with Routes2Roots present Exchange for Change Pakistan India 2013 - 2015

The Citizens Archive of Pakistan in collaboration with Routes2Roots present Exchange for Change Pakistan India 2013 - 2015. The Citizens Archive of Pakistan (CAP), in collaboration with Routes2Roots (R2R), an Indian non-profit organisation working for peace and dialogue between Pakistan and India, launched Exchange for Change 2013 – 2015 between 5,000 school children aged 10-14 years from schools across Karachi, Rawalpindi, Lahore, Delhi, Dehradun and Mumbai. The project aims to help students in both countries realize that a sustained dialogue is possible and encourage them to form their own opinions. During the life of this project, a sustained exchange of written, visual and oral histories will take place between the students.
The press conference for the launch of Exchange for Change 2013 – 2015 was presided over by CAP President Sharmeen Obaid Chinoy and featured acclaimed musician Atif Aslam and Routes2Roots Founders Tina Vachani and Rakesh Gupta. CAP Board Members Amean J., Swaleha Alam Shahzada, Ali Reza Mumtaz, Adnan Malik, Ahsan Bilgrami and Sayem Ali were also a part of the proceedings.
During the press conference Sharmeen Obaid Chinoy apprised the audience on CAP and its different projects, while Executive Director Swaleha Alam Shahzada shared details regarding the Exchange for Change 2013-2015 programme. Routes2Roots Founder Tina Vachani had travelled from India to attend the event and briefed the audience on Indian perspectives of Pakistan and how a majority of Indians were eager to form bonds of friendship with their Pakistani neighbours. Renowned musician Atif Aslam regaled the audience with stories of his experiences in India and appreciated the efforts of CAP and Routes2Roots to bring both nations closer together. Former Speaker of the National Assembly Illahi Bukhsh Soomro was also present on occasion and appreciated the efforts of CAP and Routes2Roots.
Exchange for Change was launched in September 2010 between 2,400 school children from 10 schools in Karachi, Lahore, Delhi and Mumbai. After its spectacular success the project was expanded in 2012 to 3,500 school children from 17 schools in Karachi, Lahore, Rawalpindi, Delhi, Chandigarh and Mumbai. During the fourteen-month life of the project, a sustained exchange of written, visual and oral histories linked school children aged 10-14 years across the six cities.
Exchange for Change is an initiative by CAP that aims at improving relationships between school students in different countries. Through cross-culture communication it has been observed that students can develop a clearer understanding of their history, culture and lifestyles. CAP believes that such interaction will in turn lead to a positive change and eliminate cultural misconceptions and inter-generational conflict.

India to Have YouTube on TVs: Pakistanis still waiting for its restoration

It is a big regret for Pakistan not to have YouTube in the country. Numerous times we heard that government has made plans, devised policies or software to filter YouTube and it will soon be restored in the country. But nothing happened like that and now it’s more than a year our government and IT is unable to restore the social video sharing site in the country. It seems that our institution has not enough capability to address with the issue and they just made castle in the air. Look at our neighbor country namely India, who has done tremendous progress in almost every field. I think like our country they don’t prefer to ban the one that creates panic instead they try to solve the matter with technical expertise. It can also be said that our government has not enough power or you can say enough authority to pressurize the concerned authority (Google) to address the issue.

Nida Azwer to promote Pakistani fashion during foreign tour of India, USA, Singapore and the Middle East

Acclaimed designer Nida Azwer has announced her label’s participation in a series of international fashion events featuring the launch of the brand’s new collections, fashion shows and exhibitions across India, USA, Singapore and the Middle East in the first half of Autumn/Winter season 2013. From 22^nd to 26^th August 2013, Nida Azwer will showcase her ensembles across the border in Delhi with an exhibition of the brand’s “Willam Morgan and Morris” and Eid Collections, along with other designers from Pakistan. The five days exhibition will be held at Crescent Mall, New Delhi, India and will be open from 11:00am to 7:00pm.