Thursday, 29 May 2014

Extremely Rare WWI and WWII Pictures and Others

Wow! … these are tremendous … it‘s always incredible how much history can be related in a single photo.

Air India of the past .....

Air India was a part of J.R.D”s vision for India. Being India’s first true business scion, Tata was a director at Tata Sons Limited; one of Asia’s largest industrial companies. In July of 1932, he created an aviation department at the company; and began the first un-subsidized (i.e.: no mail contract from the British) domestic air service in India after receiving a license for through flights between Madras (Chennai) and Karachi via Bombay (Mumbai) on October 15th, 1932.

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Air India Flight attendant speaks to a Sikh passenger on board the flight .Life 1946
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1973 Air India Ad that read ” Next time you fly 747 to New York, be unfaithful.” Intentionally misleading you to think otherwise this became an instant hit with the masses.
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Monica Fernandez
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Peggy Anderson
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June Argent
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The Sari becomes the official dress code for Air India
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“Memories of dark-haired beauties,” is what a traveller brings back from India, in an advertisement published in 1970.
“Long after you leave India, India will still be with you,” the tag line reads. Guess who the model is? -Zeenat Aman
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Air India flight attendant Monica Gilbert (L) collecting autograph of Publicity Dir. Qasi Isa after flight.
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Paremeswar Godrej. Air-India’s early air hostesses set a cosmopolitan trend and brought social acceptance
for Indian women. Among the liaisons that caused a flutter in their Air-India days were Nilu Gaekwad, Sunita
Garware, Parmeshwar Godrej, Nina Pillai and Maureen Wadia.
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Stewardess Avenell Divers says goodbye to an ascetic after flying on Air India.
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Vidal giving Air India hostess Ruby Bharucha a few hints on grooming hair at 40,000 feet, en route
from London to New York in 1965
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J. Walter Thompson Agency Bombay ad for Air India. M. Gobhai Illustrator
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Undated picture of an air hostess welcoming a passenger alighting from a Tata Airlines airplane.


Wednesday, 28 May 2014

Sala main to PM ban gaya.... Must watch this one!!

Rare earlier photos of Narendra Modi





Rare Pictures of Prime Minister Narendra Modi Living as a Sadhu in his Youth

The following are some rare pictures of prime minister Narendra Modi living as a sadhu in himalayas in his younger age. According to Lord Krishna, the spiritual knowledge of Bhagavad Gita was originally meant for the raja-rishis, the saintly kings, who would help guide society with that divine knowledge.
evam parampara praptam
imam rajarshayo viduh
- Bhagavad Gita 4.2

"Through the spiritual chain of parampara the saintly kings understood this spiritual knowledge of yoga, union with the divine."

Let us pray that for first time modern India will be guided by a raja-rishi, and society will again be governed by dharma.


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Sitting on the banks of the Ganges in the himalayas.


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Here are some other rare photos of Narendra Modi in his youth when he was working for RSS.

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A picture of young Narendra Modi in which he is seen as a volunteer of National Cadet Corps (NCC).


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14 year old Narendra Modi is seen participating in a school play at B. N. High School, Vadnagar, Gujarat, playing the role of 19th century chieftain Jogidas Khuman who waged a principled armed struggle against the then rules of Bhavnagar, Gujarat.


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Tuesday, 27 May 2014

Hanging Naked Men

The flower is called Hanging Naked Men...........
so do not Google "Hanging Naked Men" - you might see really Naked Men ...........!!!
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It is called Orchis Italica, or The Naked Man Orchid. So funny. They come in all sorts of shapes and, umm… sizes.
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Friday, 23 May 2014

Places You Should Visit In India

Places You Should Visit In India Before You Visit Their Counterparts Abroad

“Your vision becomes clear when you look inside your heart. Who looks outside, dreams. Who looks inside, awakens.” - Carl Jung

1. Before you get lost in the beauty of Switzerland,



Find your piece of paradise in Kashmir.



2. Before you get drenched at the Niagara Falls,



Get drenched at the Chitrakoot Falls in Chhattisgarh.



3. Before you surf the sands of the Sahara,



Tame the dunes of the Thar.


4. Before you visit the Bonneville Salt Flats in America,



Visit the Rann of Kutch in Gujarat.



5. Before you take a trip to Madagascar,



Take a trip to the Andamans.



6. Before you chill on the beaches of Brazil,



Give the beaches of Goa a chance.



7. Before you go “Woah” about the bridges in Taiwan,



Go “Hoodi-Baba” at Howrah Bridge in Kolkata.



8. Before you feast your eyes on the flowers in Antelope Valley in the U.S.A,



Drink in the colours of the Valley of Flowers in Uttarakhand.



9. Before you hear the roar of the African Lion,



Be awed by the majesty of the Royal Bengal Tiger.



10. If it’s French architecture you crave, why go all the way to Saigon in Vietnam,



When you can see it all in Pondicherry in India?



11. Before taking a stroll in a Japanese flower garden,



Take a romantic walk in Nainital.



12. Before you get dwarfed by the statue of “Christ The Redeemer” in Brazil,



Get dwarfed by Saint Thiruvalluvar’s statue in Kanyakumari.



13. And before you take selfies at the Arc de Triomphe in France,



Feel proud and take one at India Gate in New Delhi.