Special Eid Collection by Nishat Linen | Nisha Eid Collection 2011

Karachi (humari entertainment) Famous Textile mills of Pakistan ''NISHAT TEXTILE MILL'' with its brand Nishat linen introduces new Eid Collection 2011, for women wear ''Nisha'' line is used as usual and for men its ''Naqsh''.Colourful, hillarious, sexy, dream dress, elegant, bright and sophisticated are all words that can be used for Nishat Eid collection 2011.Check out 2011 Eid Collection below.










For years, the Nishat Group has been a leading business entity in South Asia. Highly diversified, the group has made inroads into the fields of textiles, cement and financial services, showcasing its varied expertise and acumen in every facet of its operations. Stemming from such a strong sense of business, Nishat Mills was founded in 1951 and has grown to be a leading conglomerate in Pakistan, specialising in the high-quality production of yarn, greige fabrics, apparel fabrics and retail packed home textiles. Nishat Mills is now the largest, most modern, vertically-integrated textile mill in Pakistan, comparable to the superlative multinational facilities operating in the country when it comes to management and product quality.

It comes as no surprise that Nishat Linen is a concern of Nishat Mills, the textile and home fashion retail chain that has redefined the industry with acute attention paid to quality, design and affordability. Nishat Linen prides itself on being the brand of preference for discerning customers who are in search of things, unique and chic without compromising on aesthetics or price. Unsurpassed customer service, including tailor-made orders, ensures our clientele remains loyal to the Nishat family.

Celebrate Eid with' Nisha's fabrics and prêt line with an extravaganza of kamdanis, chunaries, and cotton satins "Special" laced chiffon. Women are eagerly anticipating the arrival of Eid. Every glimpse of the moon makes them think, "Yes! Eid is coming". Eid is the women’s favorite occasion for clothes shopping.

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Times of Pakistan-Not a single paisa was paid to A Raja: Ratan Tata

NEW DELHI: Ratan Tata has denied allegations that Tata Telecommunications paid any money to A Raja.

Speaking at the company's AGM, Ratan Tata claimed that not even a single paisa was paid to the former telecom minister, who is now in jail facing charges in the 2G scam.

The Tata group chairman was responding to charges levelled by 2G scam accused Shahid Balwa in the court.

Ratan Tata said the charges made in the court were aimed at diverting the attention from the real issues.

Balwa on Tuesday targeted the Tatas and alleged that they paid off former telecom minister A Raja Rs 20 crore.

He claimed that the Tata group "donated" Rs 20 crore to a medical college-cum-hospital in Perambalur in Tamil Nadu at the request of Raja. Balwa had also questioned the CBI's decision to not probe the Tata group in the 2G scam.

Balwa referred to a letter written by Ratan Tata to Raja on September 15, 2009 regarding the donation.

Raising the issue in the court Balwa's counsel Majeed Memon questioned why the agency was not probing the role of Tatas.

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Google+ the fastest-growing social network ever

Released on - Wednesday,03 August , 2011 -02:30

Google is a latecomer to social networking but its new site, Google+, is growing much more rapidly than Facebook, Myspace and Twitter did in their early days, technology experts said Tuesday.

While Google+ may be the fastest-growing social network ever, it remains to be seen, however, whether it can pose a serious threat to the social networking titan Facebook, which has more than 750 million members.

Andrew Lipsman, vice president for industry analysis at tracking firm comScore, said Google+, which was launched by the Internet search and advertising giant on June 28, had 25 million unique visitors as of July 24.

During a panel discussion on Google+ hosted by Wedbush Securities, Lipsman said it took other social networks much longer to reach 25 million users: 22 months for Myspace, 33 months for Twitter and 37 months for Facebook.

"Obviously, this is a very strong growth trajectory," Lipsman said.

He cautioned, however, that Google "has a really large user base it can build off of" with its one billion users worldwide.

And it still has a "really long way to go to be competitive with Facebook," Lipsman said.

"Google+ is the fastest by a long shot but it's important to realize that fastest may not always be best," he said. "Sometimes, that slow build can lead to a strong network effect that pays long-term dividends."

Most Google+ users -- 6.4 million -- are in the United States, followed by India with 3.6 million, Canada with 1.1 million, Britain with 1.1 million and Germany with over 920,000, according to comScore.

Lipsman said many Google+ users appear to also be users of Google's email program Gmail and display a "very strong early adopter profile."

He said the ratio of men to women is about two to one and that 60 percent of Google+ users are between the ages of 18 and 34.

In the United States, the highest numbers of Google+ users are in the tech-savvy cities of San Francisco and Austin, Texas, he said.

Steve Rubel, executive vice president for global strategy and insights at public relations firm Edelman, said Facebook is not "vulnerable immediately" to Google.

"I don't see (Google+) taking significant share from Facebook in the next 18 months," Rubel said.

At the same time, "what we have seen is that over the years there's never been a social network or community that has had significant staying power," he said. "There's always a shuffling every two or three years, a changing of the guard.

"We saw it with Myspace," he said of the one-time social networking leader that has been eclipsed by Facebook and hemorrhaging users ever since.

Rubel said Google was compelled to try its hand at social networking because Facebook is restricting the access of its search engine to Facebook content.

"What's happening is more content is being created behind Facebook's walls than ever before and a lot of that content is invisible to Google," he said.

"Conceptually, at least, they're building kind of an alternate Web... There's also an entire Web that is app-based on mobile phones. That is also invisible to them."

Rubel said it was conceivable that more content would be invisible to them in five or 10 years than what the search engine can see today when created on Facebook or inside apps.

"So they had to make a play to get more people to create content on their site," he continued. "It's to get more people to spend time on Google."

In unveiling Google+, Google stressed the ability it gives users to separate online friends and family into different "Circles," or networks, and to share information only with members of a particular circle.

One of the criticisms of Facebook is that updates are shared with all of one's friends unless a user has gone through a relatively complicated process to create separate Facebook Groups.

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We are not married: Siddharth

If rumours are to be believed, Rani Mukerjee has gotten married not once or twice but almost ten times to Aditya Chopra. Seems like Rani's co-star from No One Killed Jessica, Vidya Balan has been caught in a similar wedding web created by the media.

The net & TV have been flooded with Vidya Balan's supposed wedding news for the past two days. As expected, the rumour spread like wildfire. Vidya's currently honeymooning with Siddharth too was reported!

Vidya Balan's alleged love interest and UTV Motion Pictures' head honcho Siddharth Roy Kapur rubbished the news. When asked if the two have indeed tied the knot, Siddharth told TOI, 'No that's not true.'

Our source close to Vidya reacted, 'What! That's impossible. She is in Mumbai currently and this is definitely a rumour. She will start the remaining shoot of Milan Luthria's 'Dirty Picture' in two weeks from now.'

Vidya Balan's manager K Sanjay reacted, 'Nonsense, its rubbish.'

Well, yet another marriage rumour bites the dust!

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