In blue jeans , a light blue shirt and makeup on her face, Nooriya Haveliwala stepped into the LT Marg police station on Sunday afternoon to appear before the police, to comply with the terms of her conditional bail.
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Nooriya gives police nothing
Mumbai, Dec 20 (PTI) Kewal Kiran Clothing (KKCL), the manufacturer of ‘Killer’ jeans plans to expand retail network by adding 40-60 retail stores every year, a top company official said.
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Kewal Kiran to add around 60 stores per year (Press Trust of India)
Stockholm, Dec 4 (AP) North Korea is making an unlikely foray into designer denim as the “Noko Jeans” label is launched in Sweden.
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North Korea-made designer jeans launched in Sweden (Press Trust of India)
Arjun Rathod has learnt not to react when Indian families step into the McDonald’s at Mumbai’s Andheri outlet and ask for a rice plate.
Sequinned tops and distressed jeans may sound like a fashion felony epitomised by Rakhi Sawant. Except, of course, if it goes by the name ‘glunge’.
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‘Glunge’ is a style that best captures Bambaiyya cool (The Times of India)
She didn’t have a bath for days after she was scooped into the arms of the King of Pop and declared that she would preserve the blue jeans and black sleeveless top she wore on the ‘best day of her life’.
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When MJ swept a girl off her feet (The Times of India)
HOW could 20 young men in tee shirts and jeans, although armed with sophisticated automatic weapons and carrying grenades, bring India’s proudest city, Mumbai, the site of its financial and commercial empire as well as motion picture industry, to its knees, in utter chaos.
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The Indian attack puzzle (Manila Bulletin)
PARIS (AFP) – Take a load of empty plastic water bottles to manufacture jeans, or turn waste denim into paper: as eco-consciousness spreads, makers of the planet's most popular item of clothing are increasingly resorting to recycling.
Continue here: Plastic jeans, denim paper, thanks to fashion’s eco-warriors (AFP via Yahoo!Xtra News)
MUMBAI, India — Sitaram Sharma saw the new face of terrorism in India with his own eyes when two young men in T-shirts and jeans strode past his street stall and started blasting assault rifles into a sidewalk cafe filled with Western tourists.
Continue here: India In Front Of Terror War (13 WMAZ Macon)
MUMBAI, India — Sitaram Sharma saw the new face of terrorism in India with his own eyes when two young men in T-shirts and jeans strode past his street stall and started blasting assault rifles into a sidewalk cafe filled with Western tourists.
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India success story makes it a terror target (Tucson Citizen)