Sonam Kapoor Hot And Intense Look In Vogue cover 2017

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After her hot look on the red carpet of this year’s Cannes Film Festival with her style and elegance, Sonam Kapoor has captured everyone’s attention again by getting on the cover of ‘Vogue’ magazine.

Sonan kapoor looking so beautiful on the Vogue cover in which Sonam is seen striking intense pose with slight sunshine falling on her face.

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8 Photos Of Brussels Airport Blast That Wll Make You Angry Over Terrorist

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At least 17 people have reportedly been killed and dozens injured after two explosions ripped through Zaventem Airport in Brussels in an apparent suicide attack. Shots were fired and Arabic shouted before the bomb blasts.
Here is a tweet that show the reality.

WAKE UP WORLD
All 1.6 Billion Muslims are called by Allah to KILL YOU
ISIS IS ISLAM

You know Real Islam Mean peace peace & peace#Brussels

— Kriti Kharbanda (@kritiktos) March 22, 2016

Video and images on social media showed smoke rising from an airport building and shattered windows.

Confused and shocked passengers fled the terminal to safety as they were evacuated by armed police.

Footage also showed ceiling tiles littered across the floor and strewn black luggage belts, cases and bags at a check-in desk.

According to reports the suspected terror attack centred on an American Airlines desk in a departure hall at around 8am.

Some photos are very painful to see,we are now showing them to you.

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8 Most Violent Places In The World

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Whether relocating or vacationing, the safety of a certain place is always an issue. For the past decade, the world has seen different types of violence carried out in many portions of the world. While most of the biggest crimes reported in history had political roots, some of them were also triggered by poverty and the use of drugs.

1. Ciudad Juarez, Mexico

Ciudad Juarez in Mexico has recently been dubbed as “the most violent zone in the world outside of declared war zones.” Since 2008, the number of crimes committed within the city has increased significantly. Just in 2008, 1,400 murders and 2,500 drug-related deaths were reported.

2. Acapulco, Mexico

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Murder rates in this city were around 128 per 100,000 inhabitants. According to reports, about 60,000 deaths have occurred in Acapulco since President Felipe Calderon intensified its laws against drug cartels.

3. Baghdad, Iraq

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Baghdad has suffered from its highly unstable political climate. It has consistently been dubbed as one of the most dangerous places on earth because of the constant bombings and counter bombings here.

4. Nairobi, Kenya

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Through the years, the world has seen a great number of terrorist attacks in Nairobi. Plagued with high crime rates in low-income areas, travelers are advised to stay clear of these areas. Incidences of street crimes are also common in the city.

5. Birmingham, Alabama

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Birmingham has always been among the deadliest cities not just in the United States but in the world. It has had consistently high crime rates since the 1990s, with a murder rate of 33.7 per 100,000 citizens.

6. Karachi, Pakistan

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Most of the terrorist attacks that were reported in Pakistan took place in Karachi. The largest city in Pakistan is known to be wracked with lawlessness and crime as it is overrun by all sorts of violence, including gang shootings and suicide bombings.

7. St. Louis, Missouri

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Based on statistics, St. Louis, Missouri tops the list of the most violent cities in the United States, beating Detroit, New Orleans and Camden. In 2006, it was dubbed as “America’s Most Dangerous City” and in 2009, it came in second. It currently has 2,070 violent crimes per 100,000 residents.

8. Maceio, Brazil

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8 Interesting Things You Did Not Know About World War I

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One of the most devastating conflicts in all of history, the First World War set the stage for the rest of the century and what would include another, even more brutal conflict. These are 10 interesting things you did not know about World War I.

1. International Conflict

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More than 65 million men from 30 countries fought in WWI. Nearly 10 million died. The Allies (The Entente Powers) lost about 6 million soldiers. The Central Powers lost about 4 million. From which more than 1 million were Indian soldiers, nearly 75,000 Indian soldiers died in the World War 1.

2. Total Deaths

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There were over 35 million civilian and soldier casualties in WWI. Over 15 million died and 20 million were wounded.

3. Catastrophic Casualties

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Russia mobilized 12 million troops during WWI, making it the largest army in the war. More than 3/4 were killed, wounded, or went missing in action.

4. Unbearable Noise

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Artillery barrage could be heard for hundreds of miles. Along with exploding mines it created immense noise. In 1917, explosives blowing up beneath the German lines on Messines Ridge at Ypres in Belgium could be heard in London 140 miles (220 km) away.

5. Dog Messengers

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During WWI, dogs were used as messengers and carried orders to the front lines in capsules attached to their bodies. Dogs were also used to lay down telegraph wires.

6. Big Bertha

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Big Bertha was a 48-ton howitzer used by the Germans in WWI. It was named after the wife of its designer Gustav Krupp. It could fire a 2,050-lb (930-kg) shell a distance of 9.3 miles (15 km). However, it took a crew of 200 men six hours or more to assemble. Germany had 13 of these huge guns or “wonder weapons.”

7. Rittmeister von Richthofen

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The most successful fighter of the entire war was Rittmeister von Richthofen (1892-1918). He shot down 80 planes, more than any other WWI pilot. He died after being shot down near Amiens. France’s René Fonck (1894-1953) was the Allies’ most successful fighter pilot, shooting down 75 enemy planes.

8. A Mexican Sneak Attack

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The World's Top 8 Hotel Brands

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Hotel become our life's part

1. Oberoi

It should come as no surprise that the top hotel in the world according to T+L readers, The Oberoi Udaivilas, is from the top hotel brand in the world.

The Indian palace, on the banks of Lake Pichola, is the epitome of Oberoi Hotels & Resorts.

Like Udaivilas, all of this brand's properties are known for extraordinary service, lavish accommodations and an attention to detail.

2. Aman

Self-proclaimed "Aman junkies" rave about the service and design aesthetic of Aman resorts.

Locally sourced materials, breathtaking locations and inspiration from native cultures have become a trademark of this brand, which began as a single resort in a Thai coconut grove fronting the Andaman Sea.

Now there are 29 properties in the company's portfolio, spanning the globe from Bhutan to Laos and, most recently, the Dominican Republic.

3. Peninsula

Asia's oldest hotel company, founded in 1866, set the standard for hospitality.

Three Peninsula properties made it onto this year's T+L list of the Top 50 Hotels in the World, including the flagship Hong Kong tower, which has been a World's Best winner for 20 years without pause.

4. Rosewood

The Rosewood difference, according to T+L voters, is its uncanny ability to anticipate the needs of its guests.

5. Four Seasons

"For as long as Four Seasons continues to delight me the way they do, I will stay a loyal customer," writes one traveler in T+L's World's Best Awards 2015 survey.

The luxe hotel brand had modest beginnings: a 125-room motor hotel in downtown Toronto.

6. St. Regis

St. Regis properties dazzle with touches like fresh flowers in the rooms and live jazz performances.

The hallmark St. Regis Butler Service has been in place since Colonel Astor IV debuted the first St. Regis hotel in New York in 1904.

7. Auberge

Even without a loyalty program, family-owned Auberge Resorts' collection of properties easily entices guests back.

The service, food, design and locations are among the best in the world.

Auberge du Soleil in the Napa Valley, which opened in 1981, is the brand's flagship property.

Today, it has nine properties in its collection.

8. Belmond

After a major rebranding last year, Orient-Express became Belmond (derived from the Latin for "beautiful" and "world").

Part hotelier, part travel operator, Belmond has attracted luxury-seeking travelers by being the authority in all realms of the travel-sphere.

Oberoi is the best hotel brand.What's you'r views?

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Top 8:Interesting facts about Germany

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1.Germany is the most populous European country (apart from Russia), with a population of 82 million.




2.Germany's land area was over 50% larger during the Second Reich (1871-1918) and included most of present-day Poland and parts of Lithuania.


3.German people are the second biggest consumers of beer in the world (after the Czechs), with an average of 107 litres per person per year in 2010 (or 0.30 l per day).

                                
4.The German language was once the lingua franca of central, eastern and northern Europe, and remains the language with the most native speakers in Europe.

 

5.15 million people in Germany are of non-German descent (first and second generation), i.e. 18.5% of the population. About half of them are foreign residents, not German citizens.


 





6.About a quarter of all American citizens claim at least partial German ancestry.



         

7.Germany has nearly 700 zoological gardens, wildlife parks, aquariums, bird parks, animal reserves, or safari parks, including 414 registered zoos (more than the USA) ! Berlin's Zoologischer Garten is the largest zoo in the world, both in terms of number of species (1,500) and animal population (14,000).



8.In 2006, the world's youngest billionnaire is the German Prince Albert II von Thurn und Taxis, with net worth is estimated at around $1.9 billion (USD).

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8 Viral Images That Turned Out To Be Totally Fake

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You Also Like us on Facebook or  like The World’s Top 8 Most Expensive Bikes in 2016 and you also like both,who knows.

First Let us see  these  8 Viral Images That Turned Out To Be Totally Fake 

1. NatGeo photographers attacked by a bear

FAKE! The bear was very cleverly Photoshopped into the picture!

2. Paris Hilton is shockingly insensitive

FAKE! Media, stop being so desperate.

3. Dubai’s supermoon at Burj Khalifa

Certain editing elements do enhance a picture, but I don’t think we need such exaggerations.

4. Obama has a unique style of holding a phone

Photoshop really has unique ways to make headlines these days.

5. Was Marie Curie born in the DSLR era?

Common sense, dear Photoshoppers!

6. A 21st century photograph posted as a 1950 picture

All it takes to go from one era to another is a B&W filter?

7. Einstein returning after a Nuclear Test

This Photoshop is pretty good, I must say.

8. This anti-drug advertisement was just mind-boggling

Thank the heavens, it turned out to be a FAKE.

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