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HAPPY NEW YEAR (Movie)The movie didn't get releas...: HAPPY NEW YEAR (Movie) The movie didn't get released on January 1 st nor is slated for a release on 31 st December; however Fa...
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HAPPY NEW YEAR (Movie)
The movie didn't get released on
January 1st nor is slated for a release on 31st December;
however Farah Khan’s Happy New Year is likely to make your day into one big happy
New Year since it has everything you want to have in a film. As expected Farah
Khan mixes plots of multiple Bollywood and a few Hollywood films together puts
them in a jar adds her choreographic magic you get a movie that has dance
action romance and above all, a plot divide of logic but with the ability to
keep you hooked till the last minute. Charlie (Shah Rukh Khan) is a street
fighter who wants to take revenge from Charan Grover (Jaickie Sherof) who was
responsible for sending his father (Anupam Kher) to prison. In order to do the
trick he needs to find a team of experts and in Oceans X1 style he gets his
team in the first half of the movie. By the time the movie reaches the interval
he had managed to train his bunch of idiots for the world Dance competition and
got them selected for the championship , which was to be held at the same place
where the biggest diamond s of all were being kept under lock and key.
What makes the movie watchable
are the characters and the dialogues while Nandu (Abhishek Bachan) is a sadak
chaap bewra on one hand who can vomit at will, he is also the look like of
Vick, the son of Charan Grover hence pivotal to the plan. Tammy (Boman Irani)
is an expert locksmith but he suffer from epileptic fits Jag (Sonu Sood) is the
muscle man with one ear Rohan (Vivaan Shah) is his nephew who is uncool with
girls but supercool with gadget and finally, there is Mohini (Deepika Padukone)
who is their dance instructor and joins them very late in their plans. Together
they dance when they have to plan a heist when they are not dancing and are well
knit like a family who live together. Their plan is perfect on paper only.
Thing go haywire as first the leader Charlie gets into a fight with a rival
dance team captain they lose the custody of the room that should be their base
for the operation their perfect planning flaws and above all the judges can’t
be bought. To find out whether they gang manages to take revenge or not all you have to do is watch Happy New Year and be in awe of Shah Rukh Khan’s six packs,
Sonu Sood’s Mis-listening of words, Abhishek’s antics and Deepika’s ability to
drop in at the wrong time. Despite its stupidity time the references to SRK
movies like Main Hoon Na Chak De India the song Manwa Laagy, India Walay and
the story will keep you glued to your seats for the entire run. The cast also
manages to surprise you with their dance steps because one was not expecting
Boman Irani to dance like a young man which he does and does well.
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literature and movies: WILL Under Shia Law
literature and movies: WILL Under Shia Law: WILL Under Shia Law: A testator may leave a legacy to an heir so long as it does not exceed 1/3rd of his estate. however if legacy to an t...
WILL Under Shia Law
WILL Under Shia Law:
A testator may leave a legacy to an heir so long as it does not exceed 1/3rd of his estate. however if legacy to an to an heir exceeds 1/3rd, it is not valid unless the other heirs consent thereto.
If the bequest exceeds 1/3rd then on refusal of consent,it stands abated. As a norm, on refusal of consent, legal heirs will receive their respective shares in the deceased estate in designated proportions specified under the Mohammedan law of inheritance.
Where bequest is made of the entire property to one heir to the exclusion of the other heirs, the will be read as if it did not contain any disposition of the property.
A testator bequeath up to 1/3rd of his estate to a stranger and the same shall be valid without the consent of his legal heirs.
However a bequest in excess of 1/3rd may be validated by consent of the legal heirs.
A bequest for a pious or charitable purpose can only be made to the extent of the bequeathable 1/3rd , provided of course that the legal heirs of the testator consent otherwise.
Administrative Details
If bequest of corpus of any property is made subject the to a condition derogating from completeness of the bequest, e.g. that the legatee shall not alienate the property bequeathed, such conditions is void and the legatee will get property as if no conditions were attached to it.
A will may be altered or revoked by the testator in his lifetime.
Gift what is a Gift?
continued tomorrow....
A testator may leave a legacy to an heir so long as it does not exceed 1/3rd of his estate. however if legacy to an to an heir exceeds 1/3rd, it is not valid unless the other heirs consent thereto.
If the bequest exceeds 1/3rd then on refusal of consent,it stands abated. As a norm, on refusal of consent, legal heirs will receive their respective shares in the deceased estate in designated proportions specified under the Mohammedan law of inheritance.
Where bequest is made of the entire property to one heir to the exclusion of the other heirs, the will be read as if it did not contain any disposition of the property.
A testator bequeath up to 1/3rd of his estate to a stranger and the same shall be valid without the consent of his legal heirs.
However a bequest in excess of 1/3rd may be validated by consent of the legal heirs.
A bequest for a pious or charitable purpose can only be made to the extent of the bequeathable 1/3rd , provided of course that the legal heirs of the testator consent otherwise.
Administrative Details
If bequest of corpus of any property is made subject the to a condition derogating from completeness of the bequest, e.g. that the legatee shall not alienate the property bequeathed, such conditions is void and the legatee will get property as if no conditions were attached to it.
A will may be altered or revoked by the testator in his lifetime.
Gift what is a Gift?
continued tomorrow....
literature and movies: WILL (WASIYAT)What is a Will?“It is the legal ...
literature and movies: WILL (WASIYAT)
What is a Will?
“It is the legal ...: WILL (WASIYAT) What is a Will? “It is the legal declaration of the intention of a testator with respect to his property which he desire ...
What is a Will?
“It is the legal ...: WILL (WASIYAT) What is a Will? “It is the legal declaration of the intention of a testator with respect to his property which he desire ...
WILL (WASIYAT)
What is a Will?
“It is the legal declaration of the intention of a testator with respect to his property which he desire to be carried into effect after his death”
Who can make a Will?
Every Muslim of sound mind and not a minor may take a will to dispose off his property. Age of majority for the purposes of will is 18 years. In case of minor, of whose person and property, a guardian has been appointed by Court of Wards, the age of majority is deemed to be 21 years.
Under Shia Law, a will made by a person after he has done something towards commission of suicide, such as taking poison etc, is not valid.
Is there a prescribed form for Wills?
• Mohammedan Law does not have any prescribed form for a Will and such is not any legal formalities.
• It need not be in written nor it need be registered or attested.
• Even an oral will is perfectly valid.
However, the testator’s intentions with respect to his property which he desires to be carried out after his death, in whatever form they are declared, must be with sufficient clarity so as to be capable of being clearly ascertained.
Therefore, a will may be made in any manner whatsoever, provided it shows a clear intention to make it (whether such on acceptance is expressed orally or in writing) and shall take effect on acceptance, expressly or impliedly, by the legatee after the testator’s death.
What can be subject of a will?
A will may be in respect of:
• Any property or right which is capable of being transferred and is in existence at the time of testator’s death.
• Any benefit or right in such property for either a limited period or for the lifetime of the legatee.
Who can be a Legatee?
• A Will can be made for the benefit of any person or institution in existence at the time of the testator’s death.
• Invalid for an unborn child but valid for one who is in womb and is born within six months of the date of the will.
When does a Will become effective?
A will becomes effective and title to the property bequeathed is completed only with the legatee’s acceptance, express or implied, after the death of the testator.
Are there any testamentary limits?
Two-fold limitations are placed by Mohammedan Law on the power to make a will:
• Restrictions as to person to whom bequest may be made
• Restriction as to property of which bequest may be made
Therefore, a Mohammedan cannot, by will, dispose of more than 1/3rd of the surplus of his estate after payment of funeral expenses and debts. Under Shia Law is continued……tomorrow
What is a Will?
“It is the legal declaration of the intention of a testator with respect to his property which he desire to be carried into effect after his death”
Who can make a Will?
Every Muslim of sound mind and not a minor may take a will to dispose off his property. Age of majority for the purposes of will is 18 years. In case of minor, of whose person and property, a guardian has been appointed by Court of Wards, the age of majority is deemed to be 21 years.
Under Shia Law, a will made by a person after he has done something towards commission of suicide, such as taking poison etc, is not valid.
Is there a prescribed form for Wills?
• Mohammedan Law does not have any prescribed form for a Will and such is not any legal formalities.
• It need not be in written nor it need be registered or attested.
• Even an oral will is perfectly valid.
However, the testator’s intentions with respect to his property which he desires to be carried out after his death, in whatever form they are declared, must be with sufficient clarity so as to be capable of being clearly ascertained.
Therefore, a will may be made in any manner whatsoever, provided it shows a clear intention to make it (whether such on acceptance is expressed orally or in writing) and shall take effect on acceptance, expressly or impliedly, by the legatee after the testator’s death.
What can be subject of a will?
A will may be in respect of:
• Any property or right which is capable of being transferred and is in existence at the time of testator’s death.
• Any benefit or right in such property for either a limited period or for the lifetime of the legatee.
Who can be a Legatee?
• A Will can be made for the benefit of any person or institution in existence at the time of the testator’s death.
• Invalid for an unborn child but valid for one who is in womb and is born within six months of the date of the will.
When does a Will become effective?
A will becomes effective and title to the property bequeathed is completed only with the legatee’s acceptance, express or implied, after the death of the testator.
Are there any testamentary limits?
Two-fold limitations are placed by Mohammedan Law on the power to make a will:
• Restrictions as to person to whom bequest may be made
• Restriction as to property of which bequest may be made
Therefore, a Mohammedan cannot, by will, dispose of more than 1/3rd of the surplus of his estate after payment of funeral expenses and debts. Under Shia Law is continued……tomorrow
literature and movies: Muslim Personal/Family Laws and Property Matters ...
literature and movies: Muslim Personal/Family Laws and Property Matters
...: Muslim Personal/Family Laws and Property Matters Muslim Personal Law Insofar as matrimonial matters, inheritance, succession, wills an...
...: Muslim Personal/Family Laws and Property Matters Muslim Personal Law Insofar as matrimonial matters, inheritance, succession, wills an...
Muslim Personal/Family Laws and Property Matters
Muslim Personal Law
Insofar as matrimonial matters, inheritance, succession, wills and gifts are concerned, Pakistani Muslims are governed by a special set of laws called the Muhammadan Laws, where based on teachings of the Quran.
After the imposition of Shariat Act, 1937, the Shia Imami Ismaili Muslims of Pakistan are governed by Shia Muhammadan Laws. WILL (WASIYAT)
What is a Will?
Continue tomorrow....
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literature and movies: Stage 4 Skills---Concluding Phase• Facilitating...
literature and movies:
Stage 4 Skills---Concluding Phase
• Facilitating...: Stage 4 Skills---Concluding Phase • Facilitating the appropriate transition to option development from previous stage • Ensuring tha...
Stage 4 Skills---Concluding Phase
• Facilitating...: Stage 4 Skills---Concluding Phase • Facilitating the appropriate transition to option development from previous stage • Ensuring tha...
Stage 4 Skills---Concluding Phase
• Facilitating the appropriate transition to option development from previous stage
• Ensuring that all parties are committed to settling the dispute
• Identifying the criteria for the agreement
• Facilitating identification of ways to close the gape between each position of each party
• Identifying which of the identified option are suitable for agreement
• Identifying party commitment to the agreement
• Exploring potential difficulties in implementing the agreement implications for significant other parties not present at the negotiations
• Facilitating agreement on the what? How? Who? Where? When? Of agreement implementation
• Recording the agreement with and for the parties
• Documentation.
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literature and movies: Stage 3 skills---Bargaining PhaseFacilitating th...
literature and movies: Stage 3 skills---Bargaining Phase
Facilitating th...: Stage 3 skills---Bargaining Phase Facilitating the appropriate transition to option development from previous stage • Clarifying the con...
Facilitating th...: Stage 3 skills---Bargaining Phase Facilitating the appropriate transition to option development from previous stage • Clarifying the con...
Stage 3 skills---Bargaining Phase
Facilitating the appropriate transition to option development from previous stage
• Clarifying the confidential, without prejudice and non-binding nature of option exploration
• Facilitating the parties creative development of a vide range of options
• Enabling a future focus in discussions
• Facilitating a detailed cost benefits analysis of options for each party
• Facilitating development of alternative options where progress cannot be made
Process during Bargaining Phase
• Driving the parties from their positional stand point to a principled stand point
• Keep the rapport
• From what I want to what I need position
• From past (dispute) to future (solution)
• Empathize not sympathize with the parties
• Hypothetical questions
• Avoid multiple questions
• Reality testing of options offered by the parties
Tools to be used in Bargaining Phase
• Normalizing the situation when needed
• Mutualizing help to understand
• Reality testing-checking if the option is workable/possible
• Managing/taking control of the process when necessary
• PIN (Position-Interests-Needs)
• BATNA (Best Alternate to Negotiated Agreement)
• WATNA (Worst Alternate to negotiated Agreement)
• MLANTA (Most Likely Alternate to Negotiated Agreement)
• Cost of litigation, time
• Future relationships
• Reputation
• Uncertainty
Stage 4 to be continue…
Facilitating the appropriate transition to option development from previous stage
• Clarifying the confidential, without prejudice and non-binding nature of option exploration
• Facilitating the parties creative development of a vide range of options
• Enabling a future focus in discussions
• Facilitating a detailed cost benefits analysis of options for each party
• Facilitating development of alternative options where progress cannot be made
Process during Bargaining Phase
• Driving the parties from their positional stand point to a principled stand point
• Keep the rapport
• From what I want to what I need position
• From past (dispute) to future (solution)
• Empathize not sympathize with the parties
• Hypothetical questions
• Avoid multiple questions
• Reality testing of options offered by the parties
Tools to be used in Bargaining Phase
• Normalizing the situation when needed
• Mutualizing help to understand
• Reality testing-checking if the option is workable/possible
• Managing/taking control of the process when necessary
• PIN (Position-Interests-Needs)
• BATNA (Best Alternate to Negotiated Agreement)
• WATNA (Worst Alternate to negotiated Agreement)
• MLANTA (Most Likely Alternate to Negotiated Agreement)
• Cost of litigation, time
• Future relationships
• Reputation
• Uncertainty
Stage 4 to be continue…
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literature and movies: Stage 2 Skills ---Exploration• Facilitation the ...
literature and movies: Stage 2 Skills ---Exploration
• Facilitation the ...: Stage 2 Skills ---Exploration • Facilitation the appropriate transition to the stage from the previous stage from the previous ...
• Facilitation the ...: Stage 2 Skills ---Exploration • Facilitation the appropriate transition to the stage from the previous stage from the previous ...
Stage 2 Skills ---Exploration
• Facilitation the appropriate transition to the stage from the previous stage from the previous stage
• Facilitating the gathering and exchanging of information
• Establishing a balanced understanding by the parties on the information obtained
• Respecting and managing differences of position
• Facilitating and managing the demonstration of emotions and feeling to allow the process to move forward
• Facilitating parties acknowledgement of each others perspectives
• Establishing common ground where agreement is possible
Process during Exploration Phase
• Exploring the problems with more open ended questions
• Understanding the parties needs and help them move from the historic past to a common vision of the future
• Give the parties time and opportunity to event out their emotions and feeling
• Writing down focal points of the issue/problem
• Ask which points they give more importance
• Private and joint meetings
• Creative and building a rapport so that they can develop confidence and trust in you and the mediation process
• Finding out the core of the problem (peeling the onion)
• In confidence, discuss the weaknesses as well as the strengths of the party’s case
• Explore the party’s perception of the case
• Engage them into discussion not interrogation
Tools to be used during Exploration Phase
• Active listening and understanding
• Effective questioning
• Clarifying
• Summarizing (reflecting/rephrasing)
• Acknowledge positions
• Future focused
Stage 3 to be continued….
• Facilitation the appropriate transition to the stage from the previous stage from the previous stage
• Facilitating the gathering and exchanging of information
• Establishing a balanced understanding by the parties on the information obtained
• Respecting and managing differences of position
• Facilitating and managing the demonstration of emotions and feeling to allow the process to move forward
• Facilitating parties acknowledgement of each others perspectives
• Establishing common ground where agreement is possible
Process during Exploration Phase
• Exploring the problems with more open ended questions
• Understanding the parties needs and help them move from the historic past to a common vision of the future
• Give the parties time and opportunity to event out their emotions and feeling
• Writing down focal points of the issue/problem
• Ask which points they give more importance
• Private and joint meetings
• Creative and building a rapport so that they can develop confidence and trust in you and the mediation process
• Finding out the core of the problem (peeling the onion)
• In confidence, discuss the weaknesses as well as the strengths of the party’s case
• Explore the party’s perception of the case
• Engage them into discussion not interrogation
Tools to be used during Exploration Phase
• Active listening and understanding
• Effective questioning
• Clarifying
• Summarizing (reflecting/rephrasing)
• Acknowledge positions
• Future focused
Stage 3 to be continued….
literature: Stages of the mediation process• Stage 1. Openin...
literature: Stages of the mediation process
• Stage 1. Openin...: Stages of the mediation process • Stage 1. Opening Phase (Engaging the parties in the mediation process) • Stage 2. Exploration Phase ...
• Stage 1. Openin...: Stages of the mediation process • Stage 1. Opening Phase (Engaging the parties in the mediation process) • Stage 2. Exploration Phase ...
Stages of the mediation process
• Stage 1. Opening Phase (Engaging the parties in the mediation process)
• Stage 2. Exploration Phase (Identifying the issue)
• Stage 3. Bargaining Phase (Identifying and evaluating options)
• Stage 4. Concluding phase (Building and securing agreement)
• Stage 1. Opening Phase (Engaging the parties in the mediation process)
• Stage 2. Exploration Phase (Identifying the issue)
• Stage 3. Bargaining Phase (Identifying and evaluating options)
• Stage 4. Concluding phase (Building and securing agreement)
Mediation stages and required skills
Stage 1 skills. Opening Phase
• Explaining the role and purpose of mediation in a language appropriate to the parties in disputes
• To explain to the parties the essential principles of mediation
• Explaining the benefits and limitations of mediation objectively
• Demonstrating impartiality, non-judgmental and non-defectively
• Facilitating understanding towards and informed choice by each party about the potentials costs and benefits of mediation
• Establishing each parties potential for commitment to the mediation process
• Allowing each party sufficient uninterrupted time to express their feelings and concerns
• Checking and conforming accuracy of information with each party
• Identifying and agreeing for each party the issues that will form the agenda for mediation
• Identifying with the parties the priority order for discussion of the agenda issues
• Exploring alternative options where mediation is found not be appropriate
Process on opening Stage mediation
• Introduction to the mediation process
• Explaining the mediation approach
• Grounds rules for the mediation process
• Explain the purpose of mediation
• Explain about the voluntary process
• Explain that the mediators are impartial
• Ensure equity
• Make the parties sure that everything discussed will be confidential
• Without prejudice
• Explain the limitations of the process what we are can do and what we can not do
• Being to clarify the needs of the parties
• Take cultural sensitivity into account
• The mediation agreement to be signed with explanation that no part of this whole process of mediation can be quoted in the court. It has legal cover.
Tools to be used in the opening stage
• Engaging the parties in the mediation process
• Active listening and understanding to the parties
• Using appropriate language
• Opening questions- tell us about the problem
• Exploring the problem with more open ended questioning
• Use close ended question for checking/clarifying facts and checking figures and dates
• Hypothetical questions for probing-getting more details of the problem
Stage 2 to be continue…..
literature: Fundamental Principles of mediation Confidenti...
literature:
Fundamental Principles of mediation
Confidenti...: Fundamental Principles of mediation Confidentiality of exchanges of information Impartiality of the mediator Procedural flexib...
Fundamental Principles of mediation
Confidenti...: Fundamental Principles of mediation Confidentiality of exchanges of information Impartiality of the mediator Procedural flexib...
literature: Mediation What is mediation?Mediation is a fle...
literature: Mediation
What is mediation?
Mediation is a fle...: Mediation What is mediation? Mediation is a flexible process, conducted confidentially in which a neutral persons actively assist the p...
What is mediation?
Mediation is a fle...: Mediation What is mediation? Mediation is a flexible process, conducted confidentially in which a neutral persons actively assist the p...
Mediation
What is mediation?
Mediation is a flexible process, conducted confidentially in which a neutral persons actively assist the parties in working towards a negotiated agreement, with the parties in ultimate control of the decision to settle the dispute.
The mediation has no power to impose a settlement on the parties, who retain authority for making their own decision. The mediator is therefore responsible for the conduct of the process-while the parties control the outcome.
What is mediation?
Mediation is a flexible process, conducted confidentially in which a neutral persons actively assist the parties in working towards a negotiated agreement, with the parties in ultimate control of the decision to settle the dispute.
The mediation has no power to impose a settlement on the parties, who retain authority for making their own decision. The mediator is therefore responsible for the conduct of the process-while the parties control the outcome.
literature: Difference between Mediation and ArbitrationAr...
literature:
Difference between Mediation and Arbitration
Ar...: Difference between Mediation and Arbitration Arbitration is a process by which a neutral third party or panel considers evidence presen...
Difference between Mediation and Arbitration
Ar...: Difference between Mediation and Arbitration Arbitration is a process by which a neutral third party or panel considers evidence presen...
Difference between Mediation and Arbitration
Arbitration is a process by which a neutral third party or panel considers evidence presented by the parties and makes a decision which is binding on the parties according to rule, or prior agreement of the parties.
The Arbitrators are required to give an award within a time frame decided by the parties
The Arbitrators ward has to be registered in the court of law and is binding on the parties.
Mediation on the other hand, is a voluntary and flexible process where a neutral third person assist confidentially the parties towards a negotiated agreement, with parties in ultimate control of the process in reaching on a decision of their own where both the parties are in win-win situation with or without a financial cost.
The Aga Khan Shia Imami Ismaili Conciliation and Arbitration Board all over the world prefer to adopt Conciliation through Mediation for resolution of conflicts within the Jama’ati members.
Alternate
Dispute Resolution
(ADR)
Alternate Dispute Resolution
(ADR), although considered generally to be a new concept has its roots in old
customs and practices. Even at present in many societies, in the absence of
State Law customary enforced by council of elder govern aspects of individuals
behavior and social interaction unwritten, it represents day to day practice of
the people concerned and settlement of disputes by elders.
In the indo-Pak subcontinent,
Alternative Dispute Resolution, is in fact centuries old and is known as the
punchayiat or Jirga system in rural areas.
All disputes are brought before a
committee of respectable and honourable elders, who whose decision is accepted
by the parties and no party can usually afford to disagree with the decision
because of social rejection by the society. Through this informal activity of
justice, dispute resolution has been going on throughout Pakistan alongside the
formal administration of justice through courts. Whenever an offence takes
place or a dispute arises the local elders who command influence and
credibility, gather and enter into intensive negotiations with the parties or
amicable resolution of the conflicts. The focus is mostly on repairing the
damage done and restoring relationships, personal and commercial, to their
original state as far as possible.
They deal with a range of issues including
conflicting claims to land and water, inheritance, alleged breaches of the
honour code and intra-tribal or inter-tribal killings.
Alternate Dispute Resolution can
be termed to be a rising trend of this century as it means finding domestically
and internationally a quicker inexpensive and more effective system alternate
to litigation which is time consuming and expensive ADR is generally classified
into at least four subtypes: Negotiation, Mediation, Collaborative Law and
Arbitration.
Mediation is one of the best
alternates that has been in practice in the Islamic history and in Ismaili
tradition for centuries. Mediation is in fact the most effective, low cost,
efficient and dignified way of resolving disputes.
The mediation process is
introduced by Aga Khan Development Network in 11 countries in the world and in
the ismaili sect is practicing in the Northern Areas Pakistan also.
literature: When you are old (Poem)W.B Yeats’ biography—W.B ...
literature: When you are old (Poem)
W.B Yeats’ biography—W.B ...: When you are old (Poem) W.B Yeats’ biography —W.B Yeats’ biography —W.B Yeats was born in Sandymond,Dublin on 13 June 1865 and died...
W.B Yeats’ biography—W.B ...: When you are old (Poem) W.B Yeats’ biography —W.B Yeats’ biography —W.B Yeats was born in Sandymond,Dublin on 13 June 1865 and died...
When you are old (Poem)
- W.B Yeats’ biography
- —W.B Yeats’ biography
- —W.B Yeats was born in Sandymond,Dublin on 13 June 1865 and died on January 281939
- —He was a well known poet, dramatist and prose writer
- —He is one of the greatest poets of 20th century
- —Yeats was a proud man his pride required him to relay on his own taste and his sense of artistic style
- —He is the most celebrated significant modern poet
- —He received the Noble Prize for Literature in 1923
— —Con….
- —Written in Oct 1891 and published in 1893
- —Before three years of its publication he met with the beautiful lady Maud Gonne
- —This literary work was dedicated to her
- —Their relationship was very complicated and had many Ups and downs.
— —SUMMARY
- Conception of love
- Love is spiritual rather than physical, lives on the peak of mountain.
- Poet’s powerful sense of sad change.
- Beauty fades, love dies
- Nothing has permanence but Pilgrim’s Soul.
- Poet’s regret and melancholy.
- Fine example of poet’s lyricism
- Vague but expressive ideas.
— —THEME
- —Old Age.
- —Fleeting nature of love
- —Graying hair, dying beauty
- —Love vanishes in to the mountains
- —Imagination of the poet about his beloved
- —Love, its type
- —Transience of love.
— —STANZA 1
- —The Poet addresses Maud Gonne
- —His imagination about her beloved ,and her old age
- —Compares her old age with time of her youth
- —Feeling sleepy and nodding by the fire side she can compare her grey hair with the softness of look and prime of her life
- —He wants Maud Gonne to have a feel of terror that old age produces
- —Laziness of human being as he or she grows old
—
— —STANZA II
- —In this stanza the poet asks Maud Gonne to recollect as how many people loved her when she was young and beautiful
- —The Poet tells about two types of lovers of her beloved
- —Considers himself only the true lover
- —Loved the purity of her soul
- —Moment of glad grace(the period of Maud Gonne’s youth)
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— —STANZA III
- —The Poet further tells that, his beloved in her old age would bend down
- —She would feel that love has left the world and lives now in the stars and mountains
- —Feeling of loneliness of old age
- —Beauty and love are short lived
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— —STYLE
- —The poet displays the skill of great master in the matter of detail
- —He is able to build up his picture in words that are at once simple and vivid
- —The words he chooses are full of association
- —An atmosphere of regret
- —The vagueness of the word and their effectiveness
— —CONCLUSION
- —In a nutshell, the poet wants to tell that love beauty and charm can not exist or remain for good but if there is any thing everlasting, that is the spiritual beauty for which the poet uses the term the Pilgrim’s soul.
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Glamourous Hair Styles
Here’s your guide to hair does for this season!
Half-up hair
You want this look to say evening party
Not school-picture day Get it by roughing up your hair’s
Texture before pinning it back.
Spritz a texturising spray, onto dry hair and
Finger twist random sections, until you have messy volume
Fasten the two front sections in the back with bobby pins
or an
Elastic. The end result is supper feminine, but not too
over the top.
Cropped & edgy
Short hair looks most sophisticated when it’s sleek
And super polished. Get this by creating a deep side
Part.
Straightening hair with a flat iron, then rubbing
A pomade over sections for a piece-y-look with
High shine.
Bangs
A good fringe never goes out of style
Micro, full-fat, choppy peek-a-boo, chunky,
Eye-skimming, netro mullet, side-swept
Or faux-three are innumerable ways to wear this
Trend. Find one that suits you.
Fashion Pakistan Week
2014 NEW YORK
While the local fashion fraternity was busy with the FPW
2014 in Karachi, a handful of fashion labels were participating in the Fashion
Pakistan Week USA in New York. Collections by Nickie Nina, Maria B, Rizwan
Ahmed, Amna Ismail stood out due to their versatility. Foreign buyers thronged
the event, and even textile companies like ittehad showedcased their latest
collections in a bid to attract exporters.
Rizwan Ahmed’s bridal collection revolved around the
traditional red colour, with heavy embroidery, gota and zari-work, while Maria
B showcased her bridal collection with richly inlaid meticulous handworks on
deep evening hues and pastels and classic ghagra choils.
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