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In a bid to identify potential areas of investment and collaborations between India and the UAE a two-day conclave is being held in Dubai, beginning on Wednesday .  The conclave will focus on areas that may be tapped for growth including defence, energy, security and maritime trade, reported a leading news daily. The conclave will also discuss geopolitical issues and economic impact of the strong relations between  UAE  and India  in the Asia region said the organisers of the event. India is one of the top foreign trade partners of the UAE.  In the year 2015-16, India had exported goods worth USD 30 billion to the UAE with heavy machinery, petroleum products, and food and dairy products as the main export commodities. While as many as 4,365 Indian commercial companies are registered with the UAE Ministry of Economy as of 2016, according to the official records. Over 2.8 million Indians live in the UAE.

Thu, 28 September 2017 at 3:20 am Tweet Kendra Wilkinson Mourns the Loss of Hugh Hefner, Says 'I Will Miss Him So Much' Kendra Wilkinson Mourns the Loss of Hugh Hefner, Says 'I Will Miss Him So Much' JJ Links Around The Web   Obituary: Hugh Hefner Hugh HefnerImage copyright Getty Images Hugh Hefner created a fantasy world for millions of men but unlike most of his readers, actually got to live the dream. He successfully tapped into a new generation of Americans who were enjoying rising standards of living in the boom years of the 1950s and 60s. A political activist and philanthropist, he produced not just a magazine, but a whole lifestyle. And in Playboy's famous bow-tie-wearing rabbit he launched one of the most recognised brands of the 20th Century. Hugh Marston Hefner was born in Chicago on 9 April 1926, the son of two teachers with strong religious views. Image copyright Rex Features Image caption His timing was just right After s...

HUGH Hefner, founder of the iconic Playboy magazine, has died aged 91. According to a statement from Playboy Enterprises, Hefner died of natural causes at his home in the Playboy Mansion. Founding the magazine in 1953, Hefner built a brand that defined the sexual culture of the second half of the 20th century. Playboy’s buxom models were the objects of millions of men’s fantasies as Hefner challenged what he derided as America’s “puritanical” attitudes toward sex. For decades, he was the pipe-smoking, silk-pyjama-wearing centre of a constant fantasy party at Playboy mansions in Chicago and then in Los Angeles. Hefner’s funeral or burial plans are unclear, but reports suggest his final resting place may be next to Marilyn Monroe. He bought the crypt next to her at the Westwood Village Memorial Park in Los Angeles nearly 25 years ago for almost $US100,000 ($A128,000) according to The Guardian.MORE: Inside Hugh Hefner’s Playboy mansionRENDEZVIEW: How Hugh Hefner changed th...

After Ellen DeGeneres talked Reese Witherspoon and Pink into a round of Never Have I Ever, we're pretty sure the ladies are now thinking, "Never will I ever play this game again!" Pink rolled with the punches, but Reese looked slightly mortified as Ellen asked NSFW questions, starting with, "Never have I ever received or given a lap dance to a stranger." Reese and Pink held up their "I Have Not" signs, but Ellen happily admitted she'd been on the receiving end. "Of course you have. That's, like, your thing," Pink joked. 15 PHOTOS Reese Witherspoon and lookalike daughter Ava Phillippe See Gallery BEVERLY HILLS, CA - JUNE 06: Ava Elizabeth Phillippe and Reese Witherspoon attend NET-A-PORTER x Draper James Event on June 6, 2017 in Beverly Hills, California. (Photo by Stefanie Keenan/Getty Images for NET-A-PORTER) BEVERLY HILLS, CA - JUNE 06: Ava Elizabeth Phillippe attends NET-A-PORTER x Draper James Eve...

With Megyn Kelly TODAY set to debut next Monday, Megyn joins Hoda Kotb as guest co-host of the Fourth Hour of TODAY and plays a game of “Never Have I Ever” with her. Megyn admits to snooping around a boyfriend’s bathroom (but it’s OK: now he’s her husband Doug!).

Watch golf superstars play a round of ‘Never Have I Ever’ on TODAY Golf icons Jordan Spieth, Phil Mickelson, Jason Day and Adam Scott join TODAY for Trending and play a round of “Never Have I Ever.” Mickelson claims he has never blamed a caddy for something going awry, but Matt Lauer is dubious about his honesty!

Mumbai: Legendary Indian singer Lata Mangeshkar, who turned 88 on Thursday, says age doesn't dampen her spirit and that she has always lived with a hope for a better tomorrow. "Bahut ho gaya... Aapko kaisa lagta hai... Aap gaati kyun nahin hain... Aapke favourite naye singers kaun hai... Aap apni behen (Asha Bhosle) se kyun nahin milti... Arrey bhai, sab ho chuka hai (It's enough... How do you feel? Why don't you sing? Who are your favourite new singers? Why don't you meet your sister? I have answered all this enough). "Let's talk about the fun times," she suggested as though she were 18 rather than 88. With a girlish giggle, Mangeshkar said, "Should I tell you the truth? I don't feel my age at all. I still feel young. I've never been weighed down by my troubles. Everyone has her share of problems in life. Even when I was young and struggling, and I was happy hopping from studio to studio bumping into other strugglers like...

Back in 1942, when a 13-year-old girl stood in front of the mic for the first time – she sang a Marathi song, ‘Natali chaitraachi navalaai’ in the Marathi film, Pahili Mangalagaur – no one knew that Lata Mangeshkar would go on to become a true-blue legend. As the ‘nightingale of India’ turns 88 today, HT Café catches up with the singer about her life, completing 75 years in the industry, and her thoughts on celebrating birthdays. At this stage, what do birthdays mean to you? To be honest, ever since I was a kid, I was never excited about birthdays. It remains the same even now. In fact, whenever anyone would celebrate my birthday, I would get a bit sad (laughs). As a kid, on my birthdays, someone would get me a new frock, and my mother would perform aarti and give me something sweet to eat. That was the only ‘birthday celebration’ during our childhood. Later on, due to our circumstances, celebrating birthdays became out of question. Now, I can celebrate my birthday, but...

As we get ready to sing Happy birthday to Bharat Ratna Lata Mangeshkar who turns 88 today lets reminiscence some rare trivia about her. Born as Hema, she was renamed as Latika after a character in one of the plays of her father Pandit Dinanath Mangeshkar. Interestingly her dad too had changed his name from Hardikar to Mangeshkar as he was from Goa’s Mangeshi town. Later Latika was called Lata. Lata Mangeshkar; Trivia about our beloved DidiHappy Birthday Lata Mangeshkar: If You Think You Know All About Her You Might Be Wrong Lata was not only gifted but ever willing to learn. Once legend Dilip Kumar observed that she is having a Marathi accent. Instead of taking it to heart or protesting Lata immediately took diction training from an Urdu teacher named Shafi. At 33, Lata was almost killed through slow poison which made her unconscious for three days and bedridden for three months. Her cook vanishing at that time without taking his wages meant it was probably a murd...

The significance of the day lies in its symbolic story of the victorious fight against evil. Today is a victorious day for many who believe in doing good. You have been living a life of good over evil. So, celebrate Durga Ashtami with deep religious fervour. But what is Durga Ashtami Durga Ashtami is observed on the eighth day of the nine-day Navratri festival dedicated to goddess Durga. What is the significance of Durga Ashtami? The significance of the day lies in its symbolic story of the victorious fight against evil. So, what happens on Durga Ashtami? On this day, goddess Durga killed Mahishasur, the evil bull. It is believed that goddess Kali emerged from Durga’s forehead to destroy Mahishasura’s demons – Chanda, Munda and Rakthabija. Ashtami puja begins with Mahasnan, which is followed by Shodashopachar Puja and havan (A ritualistic holy fire to ward off all ills and negativity from the surroundings). During this puja, nine earthen pots are placed toge...

AHMEDABAD: The most auspicious day of the Durga Puja — Durga Ashtami — is a hallowed occasion for the Bengali community in the city. The day is a celebration of good triumphing over evil. It is believed that on Ashtami, Durga killed the demon Mahishasur. Also known as Maha Ashtami, the day is marked with fasts and prayers to goddess Durga. A grand feast concludes the celebration. The day usually begins early and the devout, clad in new clothes and fine jewellery, head to puja pandals to offer prayers. "At pandals, pooja will take place early in the morning and will be followed by the pushpanjali ritual in which we offer flowers to the goddess while chanting hymns," said K S Adhikari, the president of the Bengal Cultural Association. Soon after pushpanjali, people enjoy the delicious bhog prasad, which comprises traditional Bengali khichdi along with a mixed vegetable preparation, baigan bhaja (eggplant fritters), and kheer. 

On 28th September, India is observing the eighth day of Sharad Navratri 2017. It is also known as Durgashtami or Durga Ashtami by people. It is one of the most auspicious days of Durga Puja, which starts from the sixth day, i.e. Shashti of Navratri. Durga Puja is a five-day festival, celebrated majorly in North-Eastern parts of India. On the 10th Day of Navratri, i.e. Dashmi, the Durga Idol is immersed in water. Durga Ashtami is also known as Astra Puja (Worshipping Weapon) as on this day, weapons of Goddess Durga are worshipped. Another term which is assigned to Durga Ashtami is Vira Ashtami, as arms and martial arts are worshipped on this day.  It is believed that Goddess Kali appeared on this day from the forehead of Goddess Durga, to slay the demons Chanda, Munda and Rakhtbija. During Maha Ashtami, 64 Yoginis and Ashta Nayikas are worshipped. These Ashta Nayikas are also known as Eight Shaktis. These are Brahmani, Maheswari, Kaumari, Vaishnavi, Varahi, Narasinghi, Indrani...