It’s immaterial whether Katrina bags the sexiest tag, still Kareena was one of the most talked about fashionistas of 2009. Of course nothing can compare to the attention paid to her wardrobe in Kambakkht Ishq, where the actor, in her minis and high heels was at her femme fatale best.

Professionally 2009 proved good for her as she did fairly well in Kurbaan and 3 Idiots.

She proved her acting prowess and made an easy transition from haute couture to ethnic chic with crushed silk skirts, jamevar shawls and oxidised silver jewellery, chiffon sarees, long khadi skirts.

GIRLS POLICY:

• FRAUD with INNOCENT boys.
• FUN with HANDSOME boys.
• FRIENDSHIP with SMART boys.
• LOVE with FAITHFUL boys.
• MARRIAGE with RICH boys.

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BOYS POLICY:

• PAKISTAN is our Nation
• GIRLS are our DESTINATION
• FLIRTING is our PROFESSION
• DATING is our OCCUPATION
• to hell with our EDUCATION

Bollywood Miss Congeniality 2009 (drum rolls please!) is Asin. Yes, none other than the Ghajini actress, who made her recent debut, has been given the title of Miss Congeniality 2009 in the tinsel town.

It is very shocking that there is someone who herself being an actress can gel well with other actresses in Bollywood these days. We all are familiar with Kajol, Kareena and Amisha Patel’s bad attitude. Whereas this Bollywood actress, Asin has been caught being friendly enough to the hyped Bachchan bahu, Aishwarya Rai Bachchan. Recently, in an award show, they were spotted sitting together.

Asin and Aishwarya were seen talking and giggling throughout the award ceremony. At the end of the ceremony, they have also exchanged numbers. Can we expect friendship out of this? Or they have already deleted their numbers? We have only seen cat fights among heroines. Can’t expect much but they might have a strong bond as both of them are from the ‘Tulu’ community!

Asin was also seen to be talking and laughing with Priyanka Chopra. There are no similarities or common between these two but they hit it off as soon as they met each other.

Jawaria Ahmed is doing ACCA (Association of Chartered Certified Accountants) from UK. Jawaria basically belongs to Islamabad, Her father is businessman and she also wants to join him after completing her studies. Jawaria tells that ACCA The Association of Chartered Certified Accountants is a British chartered accountancy body with a global presence that offers the Chartered Certified Accountant (Designatory letters ACCA or FCCA) qualification worldwide. Since Chartered Certified Accountant is a legally protected term, individuals who describe themselves as Chartered Certified Accountants must be members of ACCA and, if they carry out public practice engagements, must comply with additional regulations such as holding a practicing certificate, being insured against any possible liability claims and submitting to inspections. Jawaria more says that Professional qualification in accounting is granted through various certificates issued by accounting bodies in the most countries worldwide. This qualification can be obtained after you already have some academic degree. Such bodies are acting throughout the world in the form of organizations, associations, societies, etc. Mainly they all have 2 objectives: Protect public interests by setting high standards in profession’s practice (including certification process) and protect interests of professionals.

In the end Jawaria Ahmed tells that today across the job market accountants possessing such qualifications are considered to be capable and credible for wide range of careers, offered higher positions and paid almost twice more than those who doesn’t have it. Apart from that accounting qualification automatically gives an opportunity for ordinary accountant to be promoted for managing positions in any company.

Indian village girls wears so simple and decent clothes with colorful patterns. and the simplicity on their face gives lightening effect and beauty.

India with its vast culture and diversity remains versatile. The blending is well seen in the clothes we wear. The traditional Salwar Kameez, originally worn by Punjabis and Muslims is adapted by all. With the emphasis on presentability, men and women are exploring various trends in Indian clothing. Contemporary traditional works are blended with fusion. Maintaining the ethnicity, the Indian sari is experimented with design, embroidery and well tailored blouses.