'DUS KAHANIYAAN' (2007)

'Tare Zameen Par' (2007) Wallpapers

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Following irreconcilable differences with his director Amol Gupte, Aamir Khan the perfectionist, took over the direction of his film Tare Zameen Par.

The film, says Mumbai Mirror, is a sensitive story of a child and his teacher and for the first time, Aamir Khan will feature as the official director in the credits.

"When Aamir saw the rushes after a few weeks, he was not happy with the film and Amol Gupte's work," says a source from Aamir Khan Productions.

"Aamir bluntly expressed his displeasure. He lost faith in Amol as a director when he saw the rushes. He offered to return the script to Amol to choose another producer if he so wished. But Amol and Aamir had worked on it so long, that the former requested Aamir to take over the director's cap.

Aamir could not delay the shooting of the film beyond end of 2007 as the film's child protagonist, Darsheel Safary, would look grown up considerably and the production house would have had to look for another child star.

Aamir believed that Darsheel was the perfect choice for the role and he therefore completed the film on time. The film is now in the post-production phase and will be released by December 07."

Source: http://news.sawf.org

India can buy virtually 7 developing nations.

!!! (Believe it or not). Do you know that India is the richest country in the world!


Right now, India is the richest country in the world! Wondering how? It's really amazing.

It's due to Mr. G Vaidyaraj, who donated all his wealth, about which he actually did not know.

He is a descendent of Raja Krishnadev Raya from Mysore district.

For the last 300 years or so, three stones were worshipped in his house.But nobody tried to see what it was, except this person, who is a
lawyer by profession. One day, when there was nobody in his house, he took the stone out to see what it was that they worship.
Due to the dust deposited on it, from many many years, it looked only like a simple stone.
But when he touched it, some portion of the stone was cleansed.
And he saw a bright ray of light.
He saw something which attracted his attention. And he was amazed when he cleaned all of them.The whole room was filled with light.
He discovered they were diamonds of about 4600 carats each.

He informed the Govt. of India and the news is censored with its security.
It's now deposited in a Swiss Bank.
The cost of single diamond exceeds the GDP of USA + UK.
India can buy virtually 7 developing nations.
Even World Bank does not have enough money to buy it.
One diamond costs thrice the debt of World Bank over India.
One such diamond can buy 10 Bill Gates to you.
And the World Bank has proposed the Indian Govt. that it can pay India in Installment if it wishes to do so.

India's GDP is 1 trillion dollars.

Bill Gates property is 95 billion dollars approximate so that is the way 'nature changes'.

Our Prime Minister has refused to sell it.

He said it will be sold or mortgaged for credit when we need it. Otherwise right now we have no problems.

You can go through Times of India with a small column on it a week ago.

Star TV presented a 115 min documentary on it about 15 days ago.

The Hindu with its half page article in it.

After that it was censored as classified.

Another good news is that in the Desert of Thar a deposit of Oil and
Natural gas have been found. This stores what Kuwait has in its stomach.

India can go with this ONGC energy reserve with another 30 years.
And moreover it can export it to other counties.
It's incredible!! But true.

What Gender isComputer ?

What Gender isComputer ?

A Spanish teacher was explaining to her class that in Spanish,unlike English,
nouns are designated as either masculine or feminine.
"House"for instance,is feminine:"la casa."
"Pencil,"however,is masculine:"el lapiz."

A student asked,"What gender is 'computer'?"

Instead of giving the answer,the teacher split the class into two groups,male
and female,and asked them to decidefor themselves whether "computer"
should be a masculine or a feminine noun. Each group was asked to give four
reasons for its recommendation.

The men's group decided that "computer" should definitely be of the feminine gender ("la computadora"),because:

1. No one but their creator understands their internal logic;
2. The native language they use to communicate with other computers is
incomprehensible to everyone else;
3. Even the smallest mistakes are stored in long term memory for possible later
retrieval; and
4. As soon as you make a commitment to one, you find yourself spending half your
paycheck on accessories for it.

(THIS GETS BETTER!)


The women's group,however, concluded that computers should be Masculine ("el
computador"),because:

1. In order to do anything with them, you have to turn them on;
2. They have a lot of data but still can't think for themselves;
3. They are supposed to help you solve problems, but half the time they ARE the
problem; and
4. As soon as you commit to one, you realize that if you had waited a little
longer, you could have gotten a better model.

>>>>>>>>Women won >>>>>>>>>>

The Famous 'Blue Diamond'

A London jeweller smashed a 20-year-old world record today (10/8/2007) by paying
more than a million dollars per carat for a flawless blue diamond. Alisa Mousaieff bought the gem for £3.91 million at an auction in Hong Kong after obsessively watching the rare blue gem change hands for more than two decades. The diamond went for $1.32 million (£650,000) per carat beating the previous record set by the "Hancock Red" diamond, which fetched $926,000 (£456,000) per carat in New York in April 1987.

It will be brought back to London but not for display to the public. The stone will be locked away in the vaults at Moussaieff Jewellers in Mayfair. Ms Moussaieff, the owner, explained that it will be shown only to "legitimate hard-nosed business clients". While not a large diamond, the most expensive pound for pound gemstone ever sold is so valuable because of its immaculate cut and vivid blue colour. The blue hue is a result of trace amounts of boron in the stone's crystal structure.

Pink and red diamonds can be mined in several locations across the world including
Brazil,India and Australia, but blues are now mostly found at just one site on earth - at a mine in South Africa. Ms Moussaieff said that rarity combined with the lustre of this particular stone madeit irresistible. "It seems the blue diamond mines are extinct – nothing is coming out from mother earth anymore. I have stopped seeing any from South Africa," she said. "It's the colour, the purity and "the life" of the stone. The life of the stone is the water, the shimmer inside the diamond. Its cut and the number of carats may appear on the certificate, but the life you have to see.

"Size is not always what matters, what matters is quality." Blue diamonds have long captivated the rich and powerful. The famous "Hope Diamond", a 45.52 carat grey-blue stone, was passed down through the ages by King Louis XIV of France, Marie Antoinette. It now rests in the Smithsonian Institute in Washington D.C.




The Sultan of Brunei is thought to have snapped up another massive blue diamond when it surfaced briefly on the market in the 1980s. The jewellery sale by Sotherby's in Hong Kong raised more than £20 million, including £640,000 for the "Irving Berlin" emerald, a long 47.60 carat necklace previously owned by the celebrated US composer and lyricist.