FLASH MOB-A NEW TREND IN INDIA

FLASH MOB - DANCE WITH A PURPOSE

FLASH MOB-NEW TREND IN INDIA

According to the dictionary, a flash mob is "a large group of people mobilized by social media to meet in a public place for the purpose of doing an unusual or entertaining activity of short duration."

Join in a flash Mob and Dance with a purpose is a new concept in India.Flash mob is the latest publicity trend in India that event management companies, social activists, TV channels and movie production houses are using to create a buzz among masses.

In India it first started at Mumbai's Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus with 200 people  dancing to Bollywood Hit "Rang de Basanti" last month.After that the trend has caught on and travelled to various cities like Pune, Chennai, Bangalore,Hyderabad and Kochi and now in Delhi. Flash mobs are a  new way to reach out to the masses.

"We organised the flash mob with the sole purpose of opening minds around. We wanted to set a trend - a trend which screams of being bold enough to try new things! People need to loosen up a bit. Go crazy every once in a while. That's what we had in mind when we organised Flash Mob Delhi," Ayush Gupta of Cabbageheads, an event management firm which organised the flash mobs in New Delhi.

The team of Zee TV's flagship reality show "Dance India Dance" had also organised "Dancemobs" to promote the third season of the show. 

A flash mob of over 50 people began dancing at the Rajouri Garden market in West Delhi. From college-goers, shopkeepers and residents, lots of people joined in the flash mob and danced to popular Songs.

"As per our research, 'Dance India Dance' connects with audiences across ages and is driven by the youth target audience. Also, it's that time of the year when a lot of people are out shopping or partying. Hence it becomes easier for us to reach out to more number of people at one go," Akash Chawla, Zee Marketing Head-National Channels.

"The highest recall value of a thing is when it happens by surprise. Besides this, tapping the new media in a big way, the Dancemob videos will be uploaded on various social networking sites as well, which will help us to further increase our audience base," added Chawla.

The orginisors of Flas Mob are using online social networking platforms like Facebook and Twitter to organise such surprise dance activities.The flash mobs are getting a lot of hits on YouTube also 

In Mumbai, Tamil acter Dhanush led a flash mob and danced to his Tamil-English hit "Kolaveri di" to promote the film "3",In Delhi a group planned a flash mob against sexual harassment and female foeticide, and danced to "Sadda haq".In Kochi some enthusiasts danced to spread the message of peace.

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GOLDEN KELA AWARDS-4th ANNUAL NOMINEES

 4th Annual Golden Kela Awards Nominees 

Sonam is nominated in the worst actor (female) category for "Mausam", Ajay is nominated in worst actor (male) for "Rascals".

The Nominees for worst actors :

Deepika Padukone filim  "Aarakshan"

Kangana Ranaut  filims "Tanu Weds Manu", "Rascals","Miley Na Miley Hum"

Nargis Fakhri  filims "Rockstar"."Miley Na Miley Hum"

Sachiin Joshi   filim   "Azaan"

Tahaa Shah filim "Luv Ka The End"

Esha Deol filim "Tell Me O Kkhuda"

The Nominees for worst film :  

"Ra.One", "Ready", "Bodyguard", "F.A.L.T.U.", "Mausam" and "Singham"

The Nominees for worst director :  

Roshan Abbas filim "Always Kabhi Kabhi"

Rohan Sippy filim"Dum Maaro Dum"

Anubhav Sinha filim "RA.One" 

Puri Jagannadh filim "Bbuddha Hoga Tera Baap"

Anees Bazmee filims "Thank You" and "Ready"

There's also a Special Awards category, which includes Lajja Award for Worst Treatment of A Serious Issue for "Aarakshan", Bas Kijiye Bahut Ho Gaya Award to Pritam, Shakti Kapoor Award for Misogyny for "Pyaar ka Punchnama", the F.A.L.T.U. Award for the Most Aptly Named Film - "F.A.L.T.U."

"Generally speaking, this year's films haven't been all that bad - which may have been good for Indian audiences, compared to the last few years. However, our 'cracked' team of researchers has dug deep to find the worst of the lot for this year," Jatin Varma, founder,Golden Kela Awards said in a statement.

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TATA - MORE OFFER FOR WOMEN

                   TATA OFFERS MORE CHANCE TO WOMEN IN TOP POSITIONS

TATA GROUP want to recruit young women to top positions. Ratan Tata is leading the drive to motivate women to take up tougher operational jobs and leadership role. Tata also wants more gender diversity in the group's management cadre, especially at the board level. 

Manufacturing company Tata Motors has just 3.5% of women in the workforce. Now Tata Group is trying to raise the percentage to 8-10%. But software services giant TCS has 30.3% women in the workforce, and women occupy 11% of senior management positions in TCS.  

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SABARIMALA-WOMAN OF 35 VIOLATED THE CUSTOM

            WOMAN OF 35 VIOLATED THE CUSTOM  IN SABARIMALA SHRINE

SABARIMALA TEMPLE

The woman, identified as Saraswathi from Andhra Pradesh, violated the custom of SABARIMALA TEMPLE barring entry of girls and women in the age group of 10-50. She managed to climb the highly-revered 18 (pathinettam padi) steps of  SABARIMALA TEMPLE on Monday afternoon,and offered worship. 

She was spotted by Rapid Action Force personnel while she was near Mallikapuram sub-temple in the complex. Rapid Action Force personnel handed her over to the local police. But they release  her without filing  any case. Travancore Devaswom Board officials announced  that Temple tantri (traditional high priest) led the purification ceremony. 

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GAUTAM GAMBHIR MARRIAGE UPDATES

Gautam Gambhir got married on Friday (Oct 28th 2011) in Gurgaon with Natasha Jain ,Delhi.

Gambhir got education from Modern School, New Delhi and in 2000 he was selected for the first intake of the National Cricket Academy in Bangalore. Hobbies of Gautam Gambhir are reading and relaxing with his family, long drives with his friends. He also likes to play PlayStation Portable (PSP) games and his favorite television serial is Left Right Left. 

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Gautum Ghambhir also gets the honor of number one ranked batsman in ICC Test rankings On July 2009, for a period of ten days.  ODI Debut: India v Bangladesh at Dhaka, TVS Cup, 2003  As a 17-year-old stripling in 2000, Gautam Gambhir's attacking strokeplay at the top of the order for Delhi set tongues wagging in India ­ not least in the ranks of the opposition.Fast-bowler bullies have paid the price for mistaking Gambhir's slight build and shy demeanour for signs of meekness. 

His compact footwork, high bat-speed and a brashly youthful approach befuddled bowlers more than once as cautious defence was replaced by the aerial route over point. His success took him close to the Indian side when Zimbabwe toured early in 2002. 

He had pasted successive double-centuries ­ one for Delhi and another for the Board Presidents’ XI against the tourists ­ and seemed to be a shoo-in as Shiv Sunder Das’s opening partner. But the selectors persisted instead with the band-aid solution of Deep Dasgupta. Gutted but determined, Gambhir soldiered on, pressing his case with particular urgency in the West Indies with the Indian A side early in 2003. And when several senior players asked to be rested after the World Cup, Gambhir was summoned from the wings into the national squad for the TVS Cup in Dhaka.

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