The Future of Jewellery Shopping is Online

Posted on May 13, 2015 by Rashid Faridi

Ancient Egyptian Jewellery


To look beautiful and to wear Jewellery is an innate desire of a woman.

To look beautiful and to wear Jewellery is an innate desire of a woman.

Jewellery is, in fact, ancient love of a woman. Women wore jewellery since old civilization as in  Sindhu, Mesopotamia and Egyptian civilization. Be it an assortment of colorful beads or the chosen metals like gold and silver, but there was always some Jewellery to wear for sure.

The choice of Jewellery reflects the personality of a woman. Different type of women chooses the different type according to occasion and personality.

 Style and design of these ornaments kept changing over time. The changing designs bear the mark of the changing times. Sands of time leave its mark on changing style.

Indian Bride With Jewellery

Diamonds are a woman’s best friend. They give her an aura every woman aspire for .A beautiful piece of diamond adds that touch of glamour and style with ease. Besides diamonds shopping is a clever investment too. Perhaps every woman falls in love with these precious gems at some point of time in her life. The main obstacle to a woman and these is often the price. Here Candere online shopping is there to help. There are many floral, artistic and elegant international designs to choose. The ease of online shopping and trust of an international reputed brand is an added advantage indeed.t It is a great place to buy online jewellery.Solitaire Diamond Rings seemed best. In fact,  all  products are made to order- which means it will be specially made for you and come with certification and hallmarking from reputed certification labs. Products come with Insured free shipping, Jewelry Certifications and Lifetime exchange” and “The USP of the product is its bespoke international designs, and it is also available on EMI also.

Online jewellery shopping in India is catching up fast. Online shopping is easy and enjoyable having the advantage of doing from the comfort of your home. You can gift your woman this gift of shin e and can encourage and help her to shine really. Hopefully very soon me and you will be shopping jewellery in cybermarket from the comfort of home.

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Desertification and China’s Great Green Wall

Posted on May 13, 2015 by Rashid Faridi

GarryRogers's avatarGarryRogers Nature Conservation

“Unlike the Great Wall of China, a 5,000-mile fortification dating back to the 7th century BC that separates northern China from the Mongolian steppe, the Great Green Wall of China-otherwise known as the Three-North Shelter Forest Program-is the biggest tree planting project on the planet. Its goal is to create a 2,800-mile long green belt to hold back the quickly expanding Gobi Desert and sequester millions of tons of carbon dioxide in the process. If all goes according to plan, the completion of the Green Wall by 2050 will increase forest cover across China from five to 15 percent overall.

“The Chinese government first conceived of the Green Wall project in the late 1970s to combat desertification along the country’s vast northwest rim. Soon thereafter, China’s top legislative body passed a resolution requiring every citizen over the age of 11 to plant at least three Poplar, Eucalyptus, Larch and other…

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The story of gentrification of a local market

Posted on May 12, 2015 by Rashid Faridi

Rohit Madan's avatarRural-Urban Frontiers

Twenty years ago when I lived in Delhi I drove past Meherchand Market without giving it a second look as it was never a destination. It was simply a row of small shops, tailors and mechanics which catered to Lodi Colony residents. Lodi Colony was a run down low-income neighbourhood which housed those working in the nearby posh central Delhi locales of Khan Market, Jorbagh and Golflinks. I was surprised to find Meherchand Market now being widely reported as Delhi’s upcoming retail spaces catering to the high fashion industry and elite. Delhi’s “developing” urban fabric, its ever expanding metro network, numerous flyovers (being built supposedly to ease the traffic), the revamped airport have transformed the city, but all these did not surprise me half as much as what I saw the other day while driving past Meherchand Market. The humble shopping street which had held out for so long has gentrified into a posh upmarket street. Being located close to Khan Market, which attract Asia’s highest…

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Camel Journey ~ From its Original Habitat to Modern World

Posted on May 11, 2015 by Rashid Faridi

Dr Raziq Kakar's avatarNatural Health with the Camel Milk

Camel role is incredible in its cradle of domestication and its original habitats. In 19th Century some camels were transported to USA, Australia, and some other places for work and armies. After automobile revolution the role of camel as beast of burden was gradually diminished 1,2.

In Australia there are thousands of feral camels, now It’s estimated a million camels are roaming across Australian deserts unfortunately considered as beast. Government launches project to kill camel (considering as pest) and save the scarce water resources in the region 3. Many friends from Australia and other parts of the world (including author) raised voice to halt such killing and wasting such a unique resource . The camel activists gave many good arguments to save camel; a tool to adapt with the climate change and judiciously use of the scattered bushy vegetation of the region 4. Unfortunately there are many…

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