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10 Best Ways to Propose a Girl

Girl’s biggest dream is her perfect proposal. Every girl has a dream, to be asked The Question. But what and How? Guys are lacking is the romance and creativity to ask such an important question. Most of girls do not want the ordinary scenario, that is the guy getting down on one knee with a red rose in his hand, and just proposing. Though this is an old way of proposing. You can make your proposal as the best and the most romantic date with your loved ones. I am here to give you the top 10 best ways to propose a girl. and I am sure your girl of your dreams will say yes. These are just ten best ways to propose a girl.. Try them out and win the heart of your lady.

Lets check the 10 Best Ways to Propose a Girl.

1. Be yourself

This is the first rule that you need to get into your mind when you think of proposing a girl. Do not overdo your proposal. Keep it simple yet special and sweet. Listen up fellas if you want to capture your woman’s heart by a marriage proposal, then follow your heart and hers. Be creative, and be yourself. Its every girls dream to have a guy propose to her. Be who you are, and in your own special way say those three golden words.

2. Candle lit Dinner

This is a classic but one of great ways to propose your dream girl. Candles are one of the quintessential elements of a romantic evening. The dim lights of the candles burning flames and the romantic tunes sets one of the perfect settings for a romantic proposal. A candle lit dinner is a romantic way to propose to anyone who holds a special place in your heart and the one you want to spend the rest of your life with. Guys set the mood, by preparing and cooking your significant other their favorite dinner. Turn off all lights and lit the candles, play romantic songs. The glowing of the candles sets a mood for a night full of romance and is one of the most perfect scenes to propose. It will set the mood for love and romance.

3. Place Where You Met First Time

Take her to the place where you met each other for the first time. Recreate the same moment and then propose to her. It will definitely move her and get embossed on her memory for lifetime. Its one of the romantic ways to propose. Here some useful tips for your first date.

4. Special Day

What better way to propose to the woman of your dreams is on Valentines Day, Christmas Day, Eid Day, Holly or Dewali Day. Corny but very romantic. Yes I realize a lot of you guys propose on ‘Valentines Day‘ because it is a national holiday and a romance filled day. But to make the proposal extra special, propose on a causal day. Pick a day that has special meaning to you both, such as a birthday, anniversary of your friendship or the day when you went for your first date and etc. A proposal isn’t something to take lightly. For a guy to remember special days such as the anniversary of friendship or first date and to propose on that particular day is a special proposal to a woman. A marriage proposal is a commitment between two people who are deeply, passionately in love.

5. Proposal During a Movie Break

The very romantic and easy ways to propose your beloved. This way of proposing is tried and tested and it works, really. Edit and compile a short lovely movie which pop up the special question and screen it during the interval. It should be fun to see her reaction.

6. T-shirt Proposal

Get a t-shirt with the text “will you marry me” or “Do You Love Me” and wear a jacket over it, take her to a nearby park or a place you usually meet up and get down on your knees and reveal your special tee to her.

7. Picnic in the Park

This is a simple but romantic ways to propose to the woman you love. What better way to propose to the woman of your dreams is by sticking her engagement ring inside the chocolate covered strawberry. Plan a perfect plan for a picnic. A nice and beautiful scene, Green hills and valleys and your loved one lying on your chest. This romantic moment can be made more beautiful chocolates covered with strawberry, bucket of a chilling champagne. You can stick ring with the choclate wrapper and cover it with strawberry for proposing your girlfriend for marriage. You can make this picnic even more beautiful by singing a romantic song for your loved ones.

8. Radio Proposal

The girls love brave guyes. Any girl would love the guy who propose her would have the guts to propose in front of thousands of people listening over the radio waves.

If you know she listens to the radio at a certain time everyday, making a dedication will work charms with her. Call your local FM radio station, one you know she will be tuning into. What would you say on the radio? That is clearly up to you. But it should be something memorable and sweet. Dedicate you beloved, her fevorite romantic song. Have the radio play you and your “song,” together, and a sweet proposal following before or after the song. Then have her phone in after the song to give her answer over the radio waves. She definatly answer ‘YES’

9. Surprising By Hiding In A Box

This one can be easy, but a lot of coordination is required to execute this proposal. Hiding yourself in a box wrapped with gift paper can be a big surprise to her when you are holding a ring in your hand and waiting to be unwrapped.

10. Banner Proposal

If you can’t express your feeling or you are afraid of rejection then you can use banner for proposing a girl. You can get a banner prepared with the word ‘I Love You’ and have it displayed outside her house or in the workplace. It is advised that you do not use her real name on the banner, but use the endearment that you generally use to call her. You can also make a flying banner and can give surprise to your loved one by flying it over her head and making it the most excited and memorable moment of your life. Try this way only when you are sure that she is not going to reject your proposal.

Top 10 Hottest Female Politicians in The World

In politics omen are the hot topic, but are they actually hot? Let see, here are 10 of the world’s hottest female politicians. This is the follow up list of 10 Glamorous Politicians.

10. Belinda Stronach – Canada

Belinda Stronach is a member of the Canadian Parliament and a bombshell to boot. She was a Member of Parliament (MP) in the Canadian House of Commons from 2004 to 2008. Originally elected as a Conservative, she later crossed the floor to join the Liberals. From May 17, 2005 to February 6, 2006, she was the Minister of Human Resources and Skills Development and Minister responsible for Democratic Renewal in the government of Paul Martin.

10. Anna Maria Galojan – Estonia

Galojan is a former politician in her country of Estonia. She was accused of embezzling over 59,438 euros. She posed for Playboy in 2009. She spot 10th on the list of hottest female politicians.

9. Orly Levy – Israel

At no.9 in our list of ten hottest female politicians is an Israeli politician, Orly Levy. She is a member of the Knesset for Likud Yisrael Beiteinu. Before going into politics, Levy worked as a model and television host. She also did her national service in the Israeli Air Force.

8. Setrida Geagea – Lebanon

Geagea is a Lebanese politician renowned for her beauty and a media favorite in Lebanon. She has been a huge factor in Lebanon’s fight against Syrian oppression. She hails from a prominent Maronite Lebanese Tawk family that owned businesses in West Africa – Ghana. Her political activism began while at the Lebanese American University (LAU) and it led to meeting the leader of the Lebanese Forces (LF), Samir Geagea, whom she later married.

7. Alina Kabaeva – Russia

Alina Kabaeva is a politician. Since 2007, she has been a State Duma deputy from the United Russia party. This Russian beauty was a most successful rhythmic gymnast. She is also one of the most decorated gymnasts in the history of rhythmic gymnastics with two Olympic medals, 14 world championship medals and 25 European championship medals.

6. Julia Bonk – Germany

Bonk is a Left Party politician in the Landtag of Saxony. She’s the youngest member of the German parliament having been elected at the age of 18. She spot 6th among the top 10 world’s hottest female politicians.

5. Angela Gerekou – Greece

Deputy Culture and Tourism Minister and Corfu MP of PASOK, Ms. Angela Gerekou is at no. 5 on the list of hottest female politicians. She hails from Grecian shores and got a bit of the cougar about her. She studied architecture in Rome before moving into politics.

4. Eva Kaili – Greece

Eva Kaili was a member of the Hellenic Parliament and is a former television news presenter. She is also a member of the Black Sea Economic Cooperation (BSEC), of the NATO Parliamentary Assembly and of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Union for the Mediterranean.

3. Maria Carfagna – Italy

Carfagna had been named “the most beautiful minister in the world”, and was ranked number one on Maxim’s “World´s Hottest Politicians”. This former Italian television actress and model entered politics in 2004. She’s a member of the Forza Italia party, and in 2008 was made the Minister of Equal Opportunity by Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi.

2. Luciana Leon – Peru

Luciana Leon is a Peruvian politician (APRA). In February 1993, at the age of 14, she became General Secretary of the Aprista Party’s youth wing, serving until 1995. In 2006, at the age of 31, Leon become the youngest member of the Peruvian parliament in its history. She has also been polled as the most beautiful female politician of all time.

1. Yuri Fujikawa – Japan

Arguably Japan’s hottest politician of all time is Yuri Fujikawa. Ms Yuri, 33, is the councilwoman for Hachinohe City and a member of the Conservative Party. She has been called ‘too beautiful to be a politician’, Japan’s ‘Belle Councillor’, and was voted ‘World’s Most Beautiful Politician’ by a Spanish newspaper. She also involved sex controversy and has been a topic of conversation on the Internet since she was elected in April, 2007.

The daughter of a former council member and vice-mayor of Hachinohe City, she worked as a caregiver at a nursing home for the elderly after graduating from university. In 2007, when she was 27, her father stood for elections but failed to be voted in. That was when she announced she would stand as a candidate, taking her father’s place. Not only did her father’s supporters vote for her, she won many of her own. Most were attracted by her youth and beauty, and the many images of herself posted on her blog.

I might just do a single soon, says 'Ishq Wala Love' singer Neeti Mohan

Neeti Mohan on Bollywood, her other musical projects and language not being a barrier in music

When Ishq Wala Love (Student Of The Year) and Jiya Re (Jab Tak Hai Jaan) hit the airwaves in quick succession and stayed on top of the charts in 2012, it proved one thing about singer Neeti Mohan.
The girl could belt out the hits as well as the best of them. Awards and accolades followed and since then, she has seen ups and downs, but one thing has remained consistent. She’s been the pick of a variety of music directors for all the biggest, most promoted Bollywood films.
She had to prove her mettle in spite of being a part of [V] Popstars and later, another much-hyped talent hunt, but prove it she did. Over and over again. Speaking to her over the phone recently, she seemed a little withdrawn, perhaps a little cautious, a far cry from her bubbly self I remembered from a few years ago. Excerpts...
Prem Ratan Dhan Payo was your last soundtrack. But let’s talk about Shaandaar’s Nazdeekiyaan and Senti Wali Mental.
Amit Trivedi told me to sing Nazdeekiyaan with a lot of feel as the brief was that it’s a waltz number, for a dream sequence. On the other hand, Senti Wali Mental was all about attitude and punk. It’s a different take on the girls-vs-boys song. It’s something we regularly experience at weddings, and sometimes in schools and colleges and other such spaces. We’ve never had a song for that before.
Do you think labels now promote singles better? Is there hope for the non-film music scene?
I’m happy that non-film music is getting its due. Most singles today are being produced and promoted very well... almost on the level of a film song and across platforms.
If you do decide to put out single or album, will it be an independent one or for a label?
Actually, I just might do a single soon. After Chai Chai. I did this single called Udne De on Internation Women’s Day and dedicated to all women in the wake of the Nirbhaya incident. The track was written and composed by me. My sisters shot the video for me. After that I got busy with my film work.
Do you intend to take up composing sometime in the future? Do you see yourself someday growing into the role.
I just want to grow as a musician. that’s why I do different languages. I keep myself open to singing in different genres like classical dance songs, light classical folk, etc. There’s so much to learn and I’m glad I’m on the right path.
Have you been approached to judge a music talent hunt?
There was something, but I’ve just been so busy with recording, most lately for PRDP and now Hate Story 3.
You’ve also sung in Tamil and Telugu. Are you more conversant in these languages?
I’ve also sung in Bengali and Marathi. I have sung in Kannada as well, but have yet to do so in Malayalam. And in Gujarati...
What film is this?
It’s a new, unreleased one called Rom Com. I’ve sung the title track and it’s in the EDM space. It will be the first time I’ve sung for a Gujarati film.
One gig you performed at this year that stood out.
It was with AR Rahman for the Independence Day celebrations at the massive, prestigious O2 Arena in London. One can sense the excitement of the Indians residing there when they sing along. One can’t put down in words how that feels. It was a very touching moment for me.

Majority in Muslim-dominated nations detest ISIS: Pew Survey

A nonpartisan fact tank, Pew Research Centre informs the public about issues, attitudes and trends shaping the world. One exception was Pakistan, where a majority offered no definite opinion of ISIS.

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In 11 countries with significant Muslim population people hold overwhelmingly negative views about the Islamic State with the exception of Pakistan where most people have no definite opinion on the terror group, according to a new research. Recent attacks in Paris, Beirut and Baghdad linked to the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) have once again brought terrorism and Islamist extremism to the forefront of international relations.
According to newly-released data the Pew Research Centre collected in 11 countries with significant Muslim populations, people from Nigeria to Jordan to Indonesia overwhelmingly expressed negative views on the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS).
A nonpartisan fact tank, Pew Research Centre informs the public about issues, attitudes and trends shaping the world. One exception was Pakistan, where a majority offered no definite opinion of ISIS. Only 28 per cent in Pakistan had an unfavourable view of ISIS, and a majority of Pakistanis (62 per cent) had no opinion on the extremist group. The countries surveyed were --Israel, Palestinian territories, Lebanon, Nigeria, Indonesia, Turkey, Malaysia, Senegal, Turkey, Jordan and Burkina Faso. The nationally representative surveys were conducted as part of the Centre's annual global poll in April and May.
India, which also has a significant Muslim population, was not part of the survey.
In no country surveyed did more than 15 per cent of the population show favourable attitudes towards ISIS. And in those countries with mixed religious and ethnic populations, negative views of ISIS cut across these lines. In Lebanon, a victim of one of the most recent attacks, almost every person surveyed who gave an opinion had an unfavourable view of ISIS, including 99 per cent with a very unfavourable opinion. Distaste toward ISIS was shared by Lebanese Sunni Muslims (98 per cent unfavourable) and 100 per cent of Shia Muslims and Lebanese Christians.
Israelis (97 per cent) and Jordanians (94 per cent) were also strongly opposed to ISIS as of spring 2015, including 91 per cent of Israeli Arabs. And 84 per cent in the Palestinian territories had a negative view of ISIS, both in the Gaza Strip (92 per cent) and the West Bank (79 per cent).
Six-in-ten or more had unfavourable opinions of ISIS in a diverse group of nations, including Indonesia, Turkey, Nigeria, Burkina Faso, Malaysia and Senegal. While people in Western nations were not asked about their views of ISIS, half or more of people in 15 mostly Western countries said they were very concerned about ISIS as an international threat. In France, the target of multiple coordinated attacks in Paris last week, 71 per cent said before the attacks that they were very concerned about the ISIS threat. Similar shares of the public in other nations also expressed serious concern, including 77 per cent of Spanish, 70 per cent of Germans, 69 per cent of Italians and 68 per cent of Americans.

'Girlfriend culture' against Islam, says Pakistani Supreme Court

The two-judge bench of the apex court headed by Justice Amir Hani Muslim heard the bail application of Muhammad Munir, arrested two months ago by the Federal Investigating Agency (FIA) for harassing a girl on Fac

Ruling that a "girlfriend culture" has no place in an Islamic society, Pakistan's Supreme Court has rejected the bail plea of a man held under cyber crime laws for allegedly creating a Facebook account of his "girlfriend" without her consent and posting her photos.
The two-judge bench of the apex court headed by Justice Amir Hani Muslim heard the bail application of Muhammad Munir, arrested two months ago by the Federal Investigating Agency (FIA) for harassing a girl on Facebook.
To the query of the bench regarding their mutual relationship, the counsel of the accused said that she was Munir's girlfriend, the Express Tribune reported. "Upon this, the bench remarked that there is no culture of girlfriend in an Islamic society as it is a Western concept," it reported. Later, the court refused to grant bail to the accused and asked the FIA to submit the chargesheet within 14 days and asked the trial court to decide the matter within six months.

In Pictures: Behind the scenes of Bollywood film shoots

Dedication and persistence: This song from Chameli was shot at Rajkamal Studios. It was raining heavily and Mumbai was inundated. Inside the studio, they had filled the set with water. Hats off to Kareena and the entire team for working like they did for the song Bhaage Re Mann Kahin. They had couple of sets of the exact same costume ready. Every time a retake was needed, an all-dry Kareena would have to step into the artificial rain and water to shoot. When a cut was announced and she changed, the team would quickly dry the wet costume and keep it ready in line for the next time. Can you imagine? Too bad, my wife kept calling me anxiously as the flood waters raged outside and I had to rush home. I wish I’d stayed and shot more. I was moved with the dedication and persistence of the shoot. It exemplified what the unseen world of Bollywood meant. This is the reason why this shot made it as the cover of my book.
The phoren craze:

I have seen women from the Eastern bloc countries like Eastern Russia, Ukraine and even Uzbekistan growing in numbers, so much so that Indian extras are now being completely replaced. The last time I saw some Indian girls was on Shaadi Ke Side Effects where you had both foreigners and Indians. I’ve been told that they’re preferred since they are white skinned, willing to do whatever the director suggests, wear whatever they are told, are not fussy about exposure or camera angles. This was a set for Mission Istanbul and costumes were so itsy-bitsy that I was amazed the girls could move at all...
The kind of comments Vivek Oberoi and Zayed Khan were making at them within ear shot was also appalling. Since the girls didn’t know Hindi, they were none the wiser.
Not so Sunny side up:

When I reached the sets of Ek Paheli Leela, I saw Sunny Leone covered from head-to-toe in a modest salwar kameez. So many people did not recognise her. Later, I shot her being escorted to the sets in costume. Her demeanour and body language had changed. Like she had become someone else. But she’s obviously worn and done worse in her past porn career, and had no issues with me shooting what could only be called ‘clothed pornography’. The assistant director didn’t want me shooting her intimate scene as he wanted to keep it secret till the trailer was out. Sunny may not speak Hindi and has the standard set of three expressions. However, there’s no denying that the camera loves Sunny and she loves it right back.
Jugaad:

This was the set of Extraordinaari starring Rituparna Sengupta and Abhishek Gupta that released this May. It was the rainy season and this scene required it to rain. But every time they rolled, the rain played truant. When this happened once too often, this is what they did to make it look like rain. I wonder whether audiences realise the amount of jugaad that goes into movie-making.
The show must go on:

Amitabh Bachchan was shooting for Dev. This shot needed him to come out of a white Ambassador car and walk up the Asiatic Library steps where he’s shot at. During a retake when the star sat in the car, he’d not removed his hand from the car roof he was holding while he sat inside when the AD, who thought he was already inside, slammed the door shut. As he shouted and winced, everyone on the set froze. Bachchan was in pain and disturbed. Ice was rushed to him, and it was assumed it’d be a pack-up. To everyone’s surprise, he not only gathered himself, but agreed to give the shot. No wonder he’s Big B!
Destiny's hand:

Kisna was one of the most lavishly made movies of its time. Subhash Ghai spared no costs. A R Rehman and Ismail Darbar did the music, the film was shot in sync-sound under Dilip Subramaniam, cinematography was by Ashok Mehta while Saroj Khan did choreography. The way the sets and costumes changed colour and lighting to look completely different every single day left me amazed. It would be a delight to find everything looking so beautiful from behind the lens. Too bad destiny played a cruel hand and the film flopped miserably at the box office. Had it clicked, who knows what trajectory Vivek Oberoi’s career would have taken.
Three seconds of fame:

This set was for Shaadi Ke Side Effects. These extras were posing alongside Farhan Akhtar. They had to stick their necks out for the day-long shot. “Left se teesra sar seedha rakh...arrey hil kyon raha hai?” I thought it was a nice idea. It reminded me of Dulha Bikta Hai (1982) till I saw the film. This shot ran for just three seconds. The editor obviously had no idea and couldn’t care less about its execution.
Starry nakhras:

I chased the Phantom team for four-and-a-half months to shoot stills on location, but in vain. Then, I heard they were shooting at the Gateway of India. I just showed up and confronted the production team. They let me shoot. But I had barely shot 3-4 frames before the AD came to me. “Katrina ma’am wants you out. If you don’t go she may get moody and not shoot.” I left. Often these stars don’t notice who holds up the reflectors or lights up their smokes. And yet here I was, noticed.

Rani and I are not actresses of 90s’: Preity Zinta

Entertainment Desk: Preity Zinta has criticised the media for “wrongly” addressing her and “Har Dil Jo Pyar Karega” co-star Rani Mukerji the actresses of 90s’.

“Wonder why everyone in the media says that they miss Rani & My movies from the 90ties ? I only had Dil Se, Soldier(98) & Sangharsh (99).

“Rani and I worked in movies in 2000 & every 2 years after that. So technically I guess everyone has got the decade wrong. Isn’t that strange?,” she posted on Twitter. The duo shared screen space in a string of films including “Chori Chori Chupke Chupke” (2001), “Veera Zaara” (2004) and “Kabhi Alvida Naa Kehna” (2006).

Rani was last seen in husband Aditya Chopra’s production “Mardaani” in 2014. Preity, who last appeared in Saif Ali Khan-starrer “Happy Ending” in 2014, will be next seen opposite Sunny Deol in upcoming film “Bhaiyyaji Superhitt”