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Sunday, August 31, 2014
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Friday, August 29, 2014
ऐसे लोगों के साथ से चमक जाती है आपकी भी किस्मत
ऐसे लोगों के साथ से चमक जाती है आपकी भी किस्मत
1.
सामुद्रिक शास्त्र कहता है कि कुछ
लोगों की शारीरिक रचना देखकर ही आप समझ लेंगे कि वह किस्मत के धनी हैं। ऐसे
लोगों का यदि साथ मिल जाए तो समझिए सुख-समृद्धि तो मिलती ही है साथ ही आने
वाली बलाओं से भी हमारी रक्षा होती है। आइए जानें, किसी को देखकर आप यह
कैसे समझेंगे कि वह आपके लिए लकी है या नहीं...
जिस महिला के पैर की
मध्यमा उंगली उसके अंगूठे से ज्यादा बड़ी हो, समझिए वह अपने घर वालों के
लिए बेहद भाग्यशाली हैं। इनकी वजह से उनके अपनों की फूटी किस्मत तक चमक
उठती है।
2
जिन महिलाओं के बाल कमर तक लंबे हो, वे
अपने घर के लिए भाग्यशाली होती हैं। ऐसी महिलाओं का साथ मिलने से आपको
अपने काम में सफलता की प्राप्ति हो सकती है।
3.
वे महिलाएं, जिनकी आंखें काफी बड़ी और मृगनयनी होती हैं, वे भी किस्मत की धनी होती हैं। ऐसी महिला का साथ यदि मिल जाए तो अपने आपको खुशनसीब समझें, क्योंकि उनके साथ के कारण बस आपके काम बनते ही चले जाएंगे।
4
जिन पुरुष या महिला के पैर या हथेली में मछली या चक्र के निशान हों, वे भी दूसरों की किस्मत चमकाने वाले होते हैं। इनकी नसीब भी खूब बलवान होता है।
5
जिनकी आंखों के नीचे तिल मौजूद हो, उनका साथ आपके नसीब के बंद दरवाजे खोल सकता है।
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जिन महिलाओं के कान गोल, बेहद छोटे
अथवा ज्यादा लंबे हो, कहते हैं उन्हें धन-सम्पत्ति की कभी कोई कमी नहीं
होती। ऐसी महिलाओं का साथ जिन्हें मिल जाए, उनकी किस्मत भी चमक उठती है।
Thursday, July 24, 2014
Types of kisses – how many have you tried?
Types of kisses – how many have you tried?
Kissing is one of the most passionate ways to express your love for someone. It is not just an act of intimacy but at times, kissing can even make or break a relationship, especially if it is in the nascent stage. Even people in long-term relationships crave for kisses to keep the fire burning. Still don’t believe us? Well, according to a study conducted by the Department of Experimental Psychology at Oxford University, kissing helps us judge potential partners and plays a vital role in a partner staying around. Since it is of prime importance, it makes sense to have some variety in the way we kiss. Here are a few types of kisses:
Butterfly kiss
Technically, a butterfly kiss doesn’t really involve kissing but is a rather sweet gesture to show how much you love someone. In this type, you come close to your partner in a manner that your eyelashes touch each other’s and then bat them gently against one another’s.
French kiss
Perhaps the most hyped style of kissing, the French kiss is an open-mouthed kiss which involves the use of tongue. Both the partners first lock their lips and then slowly open their mouth to access each other’s tongues. This type of kissing is quite intense and if you want to take things slow, you may want to refrain from this one in the first go.
Spiderman kiss
This one’s easy to guess if you’ve seen the Spiderman movies. Remember how Peter Parker and MJ kiss in an alley? He hangs upside-down and she takes off his mask and kisses him. Also called the reverse kiss, you need to be lying in the opposite direction as your lover, so that only your faces or rather lips touch each other. You can cup each other’s face while kissing.
Pecks
You don’t always need passionate lovemaking; at times, even a peck on the cheek or lips can do the trick. Simply kiss anywhere on the body, by gently grazing your lips against them. you can even give someone multiple pecks to build the mood and then move to more intense and longer kisses.
The hickey
Also called a love-bite, a hickey involves kissing someone by sucking on an area which leaves it red for some time. One of the oft-preferred areas is the side of the neck but this can be quite visible which could cause embarrassment so make sure both of you are fine with it before giving each other a hickey which can be easily seen by others.
Eskimo kiss
Don’t want to really kiss yet to express your love? Try the Eskimo kiss in which both partners rub their noses against one another’s. This makes for a simple gesture to show affection towards the other person.
Cheek-to-cheek kiss
This kiss is mostly used on social occasions to greet someone in a friendly manner. In this type of kiss, you gently brush your cheek against the other person’s cheek first on one side and then the other whilst making a pout with your lips.
Earlobe kiss
In this type, all you have to do is gently tug your partner’s earlobe with your lips. This can be quite sensual and you can set the mood right with this kiss. Do it a couple of times and then move on to some of the other types of kisses mentioned above.
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ASSISTANT LOCO POLOT AND TECHNICIAN APPLICATION STATUS Centralized Employment Notice No. 01/2014
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Wednesday, May 28, 2014
Ministers of INDIA
Ministers of INDIA
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Narendra
Modi, Prime Minister
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Personnel,
Public Grievances and Pensions
Department of Atomic Energy Department of Space All important policy issues and all other portfolios not allocated to any Minister |
Cabinet
ministers:
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Raj
Nath Singh
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Home
Affairs
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Sushma
Swaraj
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External
Affairs
Overseas
Indian Affairs
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Arun
Jaitley
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Finance
Corporate
Affairs, Defence
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M
Venkaiah Naidu
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Urban
Development
Housing and
Urban Poverty Alleviation
Parliamentary
Affairs
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Nitin
Jairam Gadkari
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Road
Transport and Highways
Shipping
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D.V.
Sadananda Gowda
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Railways
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Uma
Bharati
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Water
Resources, River Development and
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Najma
A. Heptulla
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Minority
Affairs
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Gopinathrao
Munde
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Rural
Development
Panchayati
Raj
Drinking
Water and Sanitation
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10.
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Ramvilas
Paswan
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Consumer
Affairs, Food and Public Distribution
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11.
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Kalraj
Mishra
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Micro,
Small and Medium Enterprises
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12.
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Maneka
Sanjay Gandhi
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Women
and Child Development
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13.
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Ananthkumar
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Chemicals
and Fertilizers
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Communications
and Information Technology
Law and
Justice
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Ashok
Gajapathi Raju Pusapati
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Civil
Aviation
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Anant
Geete
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Heavy
Industries and Public Enterprises
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Harsimrat
Kaur Badal
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Food
Processing Industries
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18.
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Narendra
Singh Tomar
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Mines
Steel
Labour and
Employment
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Jual
Oram
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Tribal
Affairs
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Radha
Mohan Singh
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Agriculture
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Thaawar
Chand Gehlot
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Social
Justice and Empowerment
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Smriti
Zubin Irani
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Human
Resource Development
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23.
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Harsh
Vardhan
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Health
and Family Welfare
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MINISTERS OF STATE
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1.
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General
(retd) V.K. Singh
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Development
of North Eastern Region (Independent Charge)
External
Affairs
Overseas
Indian Affairs
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Inderjit
Singh Rao
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Planning
(Independent Charge)
Statistics
and Programme Implementation (Independent Charge), Defence
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Santosh
Kumar Gangwar
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Textiles
(Independent Charge)
Parliamentary
Affairs
Water
Resources, River Development and
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Shripad
Yesso Naik
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Culture
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Tourism
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Dharmendra
Pradhan
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Petroleum
and Natural Gas (Independent Charge)
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Sarbananda
Sonowal
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Skill
Development, Entrepreneurship, Youth Affairs and Sports (Independent Charge)
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Prakash
Javadekar
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Information
and Broadcasting (Independent Charge)
Environment,
Parliamentary
Affairs
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Piyush
Goyal
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Power
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Coal
(Independent Charge)
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Renewable Energy (Independent Charge)
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Jitendra
Singh
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Science and
Technology (Independent Charge)
Earth
Sciences (Independent Charge)
Prime
Minister Office
Personnel,
Public Grievances & Pensions
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of Atomic Energy
Department
of Space
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Nirmala
Sitharaman
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Commerce and
Industry (Independent Charge)
Finance
Corporate
Affairs
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G.M.
Siddeshwara
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Civil
Aviation
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Manoj
Sinha
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Railways
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Nihalchand
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Chemicals
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Upendra
Kushwaha
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Rural
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Panchayati
Raj
Drinking
Water and Sanitation
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Radhakrishnan
P
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Heavy
Industries and Public Enterprises
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Kiren
Rijiju
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Home
Affairs
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Krishan
Pal
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Road
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Sanjeev
Kumar Balyan
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Agriculture,
Food Processing Industries
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Mansukhbhai
Dhanjibhai Vasava
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Tribal
Affairs
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Raosaheb
Dadarao Danve
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Consumer
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Vishnu
Deo Sai
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Mines, Steel,
Labour and Employment
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Sudarshan
Bhagat
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Social
Justice and Empowerment
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