She features on the cover of almost every magazine these days. Still boxer Mary Kom says the real recognition has come her way now. A nomination for Padma Bhushan is more special than any other award for the Manipuri pugilist who got the honour of Padma Shri in 2006.

At the announcement of the regional winners of “Let’s design”, a design contest sponsored by Cotton Council International (CCI) in association with Fashion Design Council of India (FDCI), one of the jury members, designer Nitin Bal Chauhan shared, “Each designer makes about ten lines of collection in a year. Out of those ten, two lines are meant to be showcased on the ramp and they are made of any material other than cotton.

At the announcement of the regional winners of “Let’s design”, a design contest sponsored by Cotton Council International (CCI) in association with Fashion Design Council of India (FDCI), one of the jury members, designer Nitin Bal Chauhan shared, “Each designer makes about ten lines of collection in a year. Out of those ten, two lines are meant to be showcased on the ramp and they are made of any material other than cotton.

Posing for the cameras, the first Formula One motor-racing driver from India, Narain Karthikeyan seemed to be in a mood to talk about things off the track.

The year has begun on a high note for designer couple Pankaj and Nidhi as they happen to be one of the six finalists for the International Woolmark Prize awards and are set to compete at the London Fa

Cinema is a common thread that binds the entire nation, believes the Information and Broadcasting ministry. And celebrating 100 years of Indian cinema, the ministry is all prepared to showcase their tableau — Mayur Pankhi in the Republic Day parade tomorrow. A silver colour Mayur Pankhi, a flying bird boat, is symbolic of the flight of a nation’s imagination feels the creative team behind it.

According to some, women’s confidence lies in what they wear. And fashion designer Giorgio Armani supports the belief. Recently, the Italian designer said that women like to wear stylish clothes because it makes them feel better about themselves and boost their everyday confidence, reported Contactmusic.

Gone are the days when men preferred everything “prim and proper,” the latest rage in men’s dressing is inspired by rustic and unconventional fashion choices. Many youngsters in the city can be seen emulating the Haryanvi-speaking Imran Khan character from the recently released Matru ki Bijli ka Mandola.

Gone are the days when men preferred everything “prim and proper,” the latest rage in men’s dressing is inspired by rustic and unconventional fashion choices. Many youngsters in the city can be seen emulating the Haryanvi-speaking Imran Khan character from the recently released Matru ki Bijli ka Mandola.

There are new lessons to be learnt with every unfortunate incident. In the wake of gangrape, the Delhi government decided to double the services of state-run buses during night hours and has planned to deploy home guards in it. However, the effort fails to impress Delhi girls who still think twice before boarding a bus these days.