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Monday, March 12, 2012
Wednesday, March 7, 2012
National award winner vidya balan- Goes bare again for FHM magazine
Vidya Balan has done it again. She has again exposed for FHM magazine. In the March issue of the magazine, Vidya goess ooh lala exposing her back undraped in a lungi. The ‘Dirty Picture’ actress poses backless for the same magazine in 2010 and she has again done it ahead the release of her next release 'Kahaani'.
On the cover page of FHM magazine, Vidya went a step ahead, she shows off her sexy back in an unwrapped lungi! On the cover page, FHM announces, “Lungis, Gangis and Return of Vidya Balan”.
Grapevine buzzed that apart from FHM, Vidya Balan will also be seen flaunting her sexy side on the cover page of Harper’s Bazaar this month. The magazine will celebrate its third anniversary in March and they have chosen Vidya Balan as the ultimate choice. At the photoshoot, Vidya will sport a rock chic, glam look.
Meanwhile, on the career front, Vidya Balan is riding high on the success of ‘The Dirty Picture’. She has bagged the best actress award at all the awards ceremonies. She is ready to set ablaze the silver screen with another dynamic performance in Sujoy Ghosh’s ‘Kahaani’. The film is slated to release this Friday.
International Womens Day 2012- March 8
At least they have a special day to celebrate.congratulating every women
March 7, 2012. (Romereports.com) March 8th marks International Women's Day. It's a time to recognize the contributions women make to society and also a time to see what improvements are needed.
So, precisely to highlight the issue, the Holy See addressed the Commission on the Status of Women at the United Nations in New York. There, a Vatican delegation talked about the rights of women who live in rural areas...rights that unfortunately are often ignored.
During the speech, the delegation said these women often work long hours, which usually go unpaid. They have poor nutrition, lack access to water, healthcare and are exposed to violence, even when pregnant.
The Vatican's message was echoed by Chile's former president Michelle Bachelet, who now serves as the executive director of UN Women.
Michelle Bachelet
UN Women, Executive Director
“They are farmers, entrepreneurs and leaders and their contributions sustain the families, communities, nations and all of us. Yet, they face some of the worst inequities in access to social services and land and other productive assets.”
Even though the challenges may seem overwhelming the Vatican delegation says they must be addressed. Worldwide, one in every four people are women or girls who live in rural areas. The Holy See said these challenges give rise to opportunities, where women's dignity and potential can be fully respected.
During the month of March, the Pope's prayer intention are for women, so that their contributions to society are recognized worldwide.
March 7, 2012. (Romereports.com) March 8th marks International Women's Day. It's a time to recognize the contributions women make to society and also a time to see what improvements are needed.
So, precisely to highlight the issue, the Holy See addressed the Commission on the Status of Women at the United Nations in New York. There, a Vatican delegation talked about the rights of women who live in rural areas...rights that unfortunately are often ignored.
During the speech, the delegation said these women often work long hours, which usually go unpaid. They have poor nutrition, lack access to water, healthcare and are exposed to violence, even when pregnant.
The Vatican's message was echoed by Chile's former president Michelle Bachelet, who now serves as the executive director of UN Women.
Michelle Bachelet
UN Women, Executive Director
“They are farmers, entrepreneurs and leaders and their contributions sustain the families, communities, nations and all of us. Yet, they face some of the worst inequities in access to social services and land and other productive assets.”
Even though the challenges may seem overwhelming the Vatican delegation says they must be addressed. Worldwide, one in every four people are women or girls who live in rural areas. The Holy See said these challenges give rise to opportunities, where women's dignity and potential can be fully respected.
During the month of March, the Pope's prayer intention are for women, so that their contributions to society are recognized worldwide.
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