Saturday 26 October 2013

Genuine Twitter Links to Daily Tweets of Top 50 Bollywood Celebrities!

Bollywood Movie Stars official twitter account links. A list of the actual twitter account pages for your movie stars. Here is a list of all the official twitter accounts we could find for famous Actors & Actresses.
  1. Amitabh Bacchan - https://twitter.com/SrBachchan
  2. Abhishek Bacchan - http://www.twitter.com/juniorbachchan
  3. Aishwarya Rai Bacchan - https://twitter.com/AishwaryaRai‎
  4. Salman Khan - http://www.twitter.com/BeingSalmanKhan
  5. Shahrukh Khan - http://www.twitter.com/iamsrk
  6. Priyanka Chopra - http://www.twitter.com/priyankachopra
  7. Akshay Kumar - http://www.twitter.com/akshaykumar
  8. Dipika Padukone - http://www.twitter.com/deepikapadukone
  9. Anil Kapoor - https://twitter.com/AnilKapoor
  10. Hritik Roshan - http://www.twitter.com/iHrithik
  11. Aamir Khan http://www.twitter.com/aamir_khan
  12. Emraan Hashmi - http://www.twitter.com/emraanhashmi
  13. Farhan Akhtar - http://www.twitter.com/FarOutAkhtar
  14. Himesh Reshammiya - https://twitter.com/HimeshResh
  15. Irfan Khan - https://twitter.com/actorirfankhan‎
  16. John Abrahim - http://www.twitter.com/The_JohnAbraham
  17. Ranveer Singh - https://twitter.com/RanveerOfficial
  18. Sanjay Dutt - http://www.twitter.com/duttsanjay
  19. Shahid Kapoor - http://www.twitter.com/shahidkapoor
  20. Vivek Oberoi - http://www.twitter.com/vivek_oberoi
  21. Karan Johar - https://twitter.com/karanjohar
  22. Tusshar Kapoor - http://www.twitter.com/TusshKapoor
  23. Ritesh Deshmukh - http://www.twitter.com/Riteishd
  24. Aaliyah Bhatt - https://twitter.com/aliaa08‎
  25. Amy Jackson - https://twitter.com/i_am_amyjackson
  26. Anushka Sharma - http://www.twitter.com/anushkasharma01
  27. Asin Thottumal - http://www.twitter.com/asin_thottumkal
  28. Ayesha Takia - http://www.twitter.com/AyeshaTakia
  29. Bipasha Basu - http://www.twitter.com/bipsluvurself
  30. Dia Mirza - http://www.twitter.com/deespeak
  31. Esha Deol - https://twitter.com/Esha_Deol
  32. Genelia D'Souza - http://www.twitter.com/geneliad
  33. Hema Malini - https://twitter.com/dreamgirlhema
  34. Sonam Kapoor - https://twitter.com/sonamakapoor
  35. Madhuri Dixit - http://www.twitter.com/madhuridixit1
  36. Mallika Sherawat - http://www.twitter.com/MallikaLA
  37. Nargis Fakhri - https://twitter.com/NargisFakhri
  38. Sonakshi Sinha - http://www.twitter.com/sonakshisinha
  39. Sushmita Sen - http://www.twitter.com/thesushmitasen
  40. Preity Zinta - http://www.twitter.com/realpreityzinta
  41. Anupam Kher - http://www.twitter.com/AnupamPkher
  42. Raveena Tandon - https://twitter.com/TandonRaveena
  43. Neha Dhupia - https://twitter.com/Neha_Dhupia
  44. Dhanush - https://twitter.com/dhanushkraja
  45. Sridevi - https://twitter.com/SrideviBKapoor
  46. Parineeti Chopra - https://twitter.com/ParineetiChopra
  47. Jacqueline Farnandes - https://twitter.com/Asli_Jacqueline
  48. Shilpa Shetty - https://twitter.com/TheShilpaShetty
  49. Arbaz Khan - https://twitter.com/arbaazSkhan
  50. Minissha Lamba - https://twitter.com/Minissha_Lamba
Celebrities who don't have twitter accounts-
  1. Katrina Kaif
  2. Karishma Kapoor
  3. Saif Ali Khan
  4. Kareena Kapoor
  5. Ranbeer Kapoor
  6. Imran Khan
  7. Kajol
  8. Sunny Deol
  9. Bobby Deol
  10. Ajay Devgan
  11. Abhay Deol
  12. Rajinikanth
  13. Govinda
  14. Shiny Ahuja

Friday 25 October 2013

For a new you, spa massages!!


Ø  Thai Massage – This traditional healing massage of Thailand releases toxins and waste materials from the joints, muscles and connective tissue, and stimulates internal organs by applying gentle pressure on specific energy points. The massage is carried out on a mat or thin mattress, which is laid on the floor and the therapist, uses both their hands and feet to apply pressure to the client’s fully-clothed body.
A range of gentle stretching movements are also practised. The massage can last for up to 2 hours.

Ø  Ayurvedic Abhyanga Massage – India’s gift to the world. This is usually performed by one or two therapists using a heated blend of herbal oils that are believed to be based on the body’s dashsa. The aim is to loosen the excess doshas  through techniques such as kneading, rubbing and sqeezing. The feets are used in  chavutti thirummal,  a specialized technique where the therapist applies extra pressure using the feet.

Ø  Deep Tissue Massage – A massasge technique that focusses on the deeper layers of the muscle tissue to release the tension through slow strokes and deep finger pressure. It helps to break up and eliminate scar tissue and loosen muscle tissues, releasing toxins and allowing proper blood and oxygen circulation. Drink plenty of water after a deep-tissue session to help eliminate these toxins from the body.

Ø  Hot Stone Massage – Basalt stones of various sizes, shapes and weighted are heated to an ideal temperature to impart heat along the chakra centres. The hardness of the stones gives an ideal deep tissue massage and the heat from the stones relaxes the muscles and increases the blood flow to the areas being worked upon. The heat also adds in mental relaxation and stress reduction.

Ø  Swedish Massage – Originated in Sweden, the technique involves a sequence if movements working superficially and deeper into the tissue layers stimulating the skin’s natural functions thereby improving its condition. The warmth created helps the body relax both physically and mentally. The massage sequence is adapted to the client’s needs.

Tuesday 22 October 2013

How To Select Books For Your Child!

Choose books that-
  • Have simple language.
  • Do not look cluttered.
  • Have big print.
  • Are convenient to hold.
  • Have big pictures.
  • Have something happening in them - a story, an idea easy to grasp.
  • Are about animals, birds, food, children.
  • Have rhyme and repetition.
Always buy books s/he can relate to.

How to read to your child-
  • Find a cosy spot. The child's bed, favourite corner, near a window, any spot that is bright and airy. It could even be your lap!
  • Allow your little one to choose what s/he wants to read aloud.
  • Explore the book by looking at the cover.
  • Let your child touch, feel and own the book.
  • Read aloud slowly.
  • Turn the pages slowly.
  • Allow your child to look at the page for as long as s/he wants.
  • Your child will start identifying pictures and ask questions.
  • Answer the questions patiently.
  • Repeat reading the book as often as your child wants.
A word of caution-
Read  the book before you buy it. Check if it-
  • Discriminates against any gender.
  • Makes fun of any physical disability.
  • Affects your own sensitivities in any way
It could influence your child for life!

Monday 21 October 2013

Hey Girl, The New Year Resolutions You Will Wonder Why You Made!!!!


  1. I will get up early, eat a relaxed breakfast and work out before work every day. Seriously did you forget about that little thing called traffic?
  2. I will change my man and his annoying habits. SURE.
  3. I will ignore my boss's faults and I promise to love him/her. Okay, that's just funny.
  4. I will not bitch or gossip. Oh, do you know what the boss was wearing yesterday?
  5. I will not make snap judgements. Noble thought, near-impossible to execute.
  6. I will not drink during the week. Oh, come on!
  7. I will be super-organised and chalk out a plan and a list of things to do every morning. And I will follow that up with a list of the day's accomplishments every night. Yeah, and after that, I will bring about world peace too.
  8. I will learn a new sport, bring out my old music books, and develop star gazing as a hobby.
  9. I will watch and cheer with my man every time MS Dhoni makes a century. Watch out, this could be a deal breaker.
  10. I won't cry at sad and romantic movies. Wait, lets go for a movie.
  11. I will be a ray of sunshine and not be crabby at work on Monday morning. We really wish it was that easy.
  12. I will go organic and not use anything with chemicals and preservatives.Oh wait, does that include make-up too.
  13. I will not over-tip waiters, delivery boys, the valet, the newspaper boy...
  14. I will not fall for my maid's sob stories when she tries to justify that unannounced holiday last week.
  15. I will not kill time at the water cooler and wash-room at work. Sigh.

Saturday 19 October 2013

What is Big Data!

Big data is actually too much of data. It is large amount of structures and unstructured data which is difficult for traditional software tools to capture, curate, manage, and process. It ranges from a few dozen terabytes to many petabytes of data in a single data set. Big data may be in petabytes (1,024 terabytes) or exabytes (1,024 petabytes) and consists of billions to trillions of records of millions of people. Areas like meteorology, connectomics, genomics, complex physics simulations,and biological and environmental research usually have large data sets. It has become very difficult for organisations to manage big data. Big data is very important for businesses as well as society and has raised the need to reconstruct data management systems.

Wednesday 16 October 2013

Free Online Learning!

Internet has changed our lives exceptionally. If you want to learn a new language, coding, designing, art or cooking, you can easily learn it online and that too for free!


  • Photography - If you want to start with basics of photography, then you should visit http://photographycourse.net. You wont be bothered by unwanted advertisements on this site and you will get content as per skill level. On http://photo.net/ learn, you will get a handy collection of articles and tutorials for photo professionals. If you are facing problems related to photography, then you can visit www.dpreview.com/glossary. For Android devices a free app 'Photography Tutorials' is available. It makes a list of photography tutorials from web. This helps you to go through the worldwide content and learn the important aspects of photography.
  • New Language - Its very easy to learn some languages. This depends upon you that which language you currently speak. If you know good English, then you can learn Spanish better than Russian. To learn languages you can visit www.openculture.com. You can also easilyu learn Spanish, English, French and German languages on Dulingo. They use games to teach languages.
  • Dancing - As compared to other tasks, you have to perform a lot rather that reading and watching, only then you can attain expertise in dancing. You can take help of tutorial videos available on youtube to learn different dance forms. You can visit www.dancetothis.com to learn different dance forms like HipHop, Pop, Street, Brake Dance, Locking and Ballroom, etc. Dancing needs practice.
  • Self Defence - To learn basic marshall art and self defence you can visit www.goo.gl/gsFUBn. 'Life Hacker' tells you about self defence in different situations. This gives information about attacking techniques, basic kick and punches.
  • Artistic Skills - You can visit www.artyfactory.com to understand colors in basic art and get hands on drawing techniques.You can also learn to make puppets and jewellery from website. For this you have to visit www.instructables.com. You can view many art tutorials and videos on www.thevirtualinstructor.com.
  • Cooking - Cooking is a fine art. If yu will ask a chef or a housewife, then you will come to know that cooking is not just a combination of spices. To be a good cook you have to apply many tricks. If you are interested you can visit www.simplyrecipes.com and find various tips and tricks which are essential to make fantastic food. Its free app is also available.  If you want you can enhance your knowledge about Baking, Frying, Grilling, Roasting, etc. by going on 'How To Cook' tab on www.reluctantgourmet.com. On the bottom of every page, there is a cooking convertor, which can convert quantity from tablespoon to teaspoon. Free apps like 'All Recipes' and 'Apicurious' are available for all platforms.
  • Computer Programming - Java Script, JQuery, PHP, Python and Ruby can be learned from www.codeacademy.com. Its an interactive website, with the help of which you learn through step by step language, shortcuts and other directions. A free iPad app, 'Tree House' can teach you, C HTML, CSS, Java Script, PHP, Ruby, SQL. Here you can find a dedicated section where you can learn to develop iOS and Android apps.
  • University Courses - If you are interested in doing courses from top universities like Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Harvard,  university of Texas and university of Torronto, then you are welcome to the online world. You can direstly go to the websites of these universities and look for your course or you can also go to www.edx,org. This is a very good website for education purposes. Here you can find a collection of different free courses offered by universities worldwide. After doing such courses you can be a part of global education and enhance your knowledge.

International ISD Codes along with their time zones!

·         If you want to make an International Phone Call, you have to first dial the IDD Code (The International Access Code) for your country from where you are making the call, then dial the Country Code for the country you are making a call, after that dial the local area code (if any) and then the phone number.

·         If you want to make a national phone call, dial your NDD Code (The National Dialling Code) if one is there, then the local area code (if any) and then the phone number.

·         Here is the complete alphabetic listing of the country code, IDD code, NDD Code and their time zones.

Name
Country Code
IDD Code
NDD Code
Time Zone
Afghanistan
93
00
0
GMT +4 1/2
Albania
355
00
0
GMT +1
Algeria
213
00
7
GMT +1
American Samoa
684
00

GMT -11
Andorra
376
00

GMT +1
Angola
244
00
0
GMT +1
Anguilla
1-264
011
1
GMT -4
Antarctic
672


GMT +4 1/2 +10
Antigua
1-268
011
1
GMT -4
Antilles
599


GMT -4
Argentina
54
00
0
GMT -3
Armenia
374
00
0
GMT +4
Aruba
297
00

GMT -4
Ascension Island
247
00

GMT
Australia
61
0011

GMT +8 +10
Austria
43
00
0
GMT +1
Azerbaijan
994
00
0
GMT +1
Azores
351
00

GMT -1
Bahamas
1-242
011
1
GMT -5
Bahrain
973
00

GMT +3
Bangladesh
880
00
0
GMT +6
Barbados
1 246
011
1
GMT -4
Barbuda
1-268
011
1
GMT -4
Belarus
375
8~10
8
GMT +2
Belgium
32
00
0
GMT +1
Belize
501
00
0
GMT -6
Benin
229
00

GMT +1
Bermuda
1-441
011
1
GMT -4
Bhutan
975
00

GMT +6
Bolivia
591
00
0
GMT -4
Bosnia Herzegovina
387
00
0
GMT +1
Botswana
267
00

GMT +2
Brazil
55
00
0
GMT -3
British Virgin Islands
1-284
011
1
GMT -4
Brunei Darussalam
673
00
0
GMT +8
Bulgaria
359
00
0
GMT +2
Burkina Faso
226
00

GMT
Burundi
257
90

GMT +2





Cambodia
855
001
0
GMT +7
Cameroon
237
00

GMT +1
Canada
1
011
1
GMT -3 1/2 - 8
Cape Verde Islands
238
0

GMT -1
Cayman Islands
1-345
011
1
GMT -5
Central African Republic
236
00

GMT +1
Chad
235
15

GMT 1
Chatham Island (New Zealand)
64
00

GMT +12
Chile
56
00
0
GMT -4
China
86
00
0
GMT +8
Christmas Island
61-8
0011
0
GMT +7
Cocos Island
61
0011
0
GMT +6 1/2
Columbia
57
009
09
GMT -5
Comoros
269
00

GMT +3
Congo
242
00

GMT +1
Congo (Dem. Rep. of / Zaire)
243
00

GMT +1
Cook Islands
682
00
00
GMT +10 1/2
Costa Rica
506
00

GMT -6
Cote d'Ivoire
225
00
0
GMT
Croatia
385
00
0
GMT +1
Cuba
53
119
0
GMT -5
Cuba (Guantanamo Bay)
5399
00
0
GMT -5
Curaçao
599
00

GMT -4
Cyprus
357
00

GMT +2
Czech Republic
420
00

GMT +1
Denmark
45
00

GMT +1
Diego Garcia
246
00

GMT +5
Djibouti
253
00

GMT +3
Dominica
1-767
011

GMT -4
Dominican Republic
1 809
011

GMT -4
East Timor
670
00

GMT +9
Easter Island
56
00

GMT -5
Ecuador
593
00
0
GMT -5
Egypt
20
00
0
GMT +2
El Salvador
503
00

GMT -6
Equatorial Guinea
240
00

GMT +1
Eritrea
291
00

GMT +3
Estonia
372
00

GMT +2
Ethiopia
251
00
0
GMT +3
Falkland Islands
500
00

GMT -4
Faroe Islands
298
00

GMT
Fiji
679
00

GMT +12
Finland
358
00
0
GMT +2
France
33
00

GMT +1
French Antilles
596
00

GMT -4
French Guiana
594
00

GMT -3
French Polynesia
689
00

GMT +10
Gabonese Republic
241
00

GMT +1
Gambia
220
00

GMT
Georgia
995
8~10
8
GMT +4
Germany
49
00
0
GMT +1
Ghana
233
00

GMT
Gibraltar
350
00

GMT +1
Greece
30
00

GMT +2
Greenland
299
00

GMT -3
Grenada
1-473
011
4
GMT -4
Guadeloupe
590
00

GMT -4
Guam
1-671
011
1
GMT -10
Guantanamo Bay
5399
00
0
GMT -5
Guatemala
502
00

GMT -6
Guinea
224
00
0
GMT
Guinea - Bissau
245
00

GMT
Guyana
592
001
0
GMT -3
Haiti
509
00
0
GMT -5
Honduras
504
00
0
GMT -6
Hong Kong
852
001

GMT +8
Hungary
36
00
06
GMT +1
Iceland
354
00
0
GMT
India
91
00
0
GMT +5 1/2
Indonesia
62
001

GMT +7 +8
Iran
98
00
0
GMT +3 1/2
Iraq
964
00
0
GMT +3
Ireland, Republic of
353
00

GMT
Israel
972
00

GMT +2
Italy
39
00

GMT +1
Ivory Coast see Cote d'Ivoire
225
00
0
GMT
Jamaica
1-876
011
1
GMT -5
Japan
81
001

GMT +9
Jordan
962
00
0
GMT +2
Kazakhstan
7
8~10
8
GMT +5 +6
Kenya
254
000

GMT +3
Kiribati
686
00
0
GMT +12
Korea (North)
850
00
0
GMT +9
Korea (South)
82
001

GMT +9
Kuwait
965
00
0
GMT +3
Kyrgyz Republic
996
00
0
GMT +3
Laos
856
14
0
GMT +7
Latvia
371
00
8
GMT +2
Lebanon
961
00

GMT +2
Lesotho
266
00
0
GMT +2
Liberia
231
00
22
GMT
Libya
218
00
0
GMT +1
Liechtenstein
423
00

GMT +1
Lithuania
370
00
8
GMT +2
Luxembourg
352
00

GMT +1
Macao
853
00
0
GMT +8
Macedonia
389
00
0
GMT +1
Madagascar
261
00
0
GMT +3
Malawi
265
00

GMT +2
Malaysia
60
00
0
GMT +8
Maldives
960
00
0
GMT +5
Mali
223
00
0
GMT
Malta
356
00
0
GMT +1
Marshall Islands
692
011
1
GMT +12
Martinique
596
00
0
GMT -4
Mauritania
222
00
0
GMT
Mauritius
230
00
0
GMT +4
Mayotte
269
00

GMT +3
Mexico
52
00
01
GMT -6 - 8
Micronesia
691
011
1
GMT +11
Midway Island
1-808
011
1
GMT -11
Moldova
373
00
0
GMT +2
Monaco
377
00
0
GMT +1
Mongolia
976
001
0
GMT +8
Montserrat
1 809
011

GMT -4
Morocco
212
00

GMT
Mozambique
258
00
0
GMT +2
Myanmar (Burma)
95
00

GMT +6 1/2
Namibia
264
09
0
GMT +2
Nauru
674
00
0
GMT -12
Nepal
977
00
0
GMT +5 3/4
Netherlands (Holland)
31
00
0
GMT +1
Netherlands Antilles
599
00
0
GMT -4
Nevis
1-869
011
1
GMT -4
New Caledonia
687
00
0
GMT +11
New Zealand
64
00
0
GMT +11
Nicaragua
505
00
0
GMT 6
Niger
227
00
0
GMT +1
Nigeria
234
009
0
GMT +1
Niue
683
00
0
GMT +12
Norfolk island
672
00

GMT +11
Northern Marianas Islands
1-670
011
1
GMT +10
Norway
47
00

GMT +1
Oman
968
00
0
GMT +4
Pakistan
92
00
0
GMT +5
Palau
680
011

GMT +9
Palestinian Settlements
970
00
0
GMT +2
Panama
507
00

GMT -5
Papua New Guinea
675
05

GMT +10
Paraguay
595
002
0
GMT -4
Peru
51
00
0
GMT -5
Philippines
63
00
0
GMT +8
Pitcairn Island
649
00

GMT -8 1/2
Poland
48
00
0
GMT +1
Portugal
351
00

GMT +1
Puerto Rico
1-939
011
1
GMT -4
Qatar
974
0
0
GMT +3
Reunion
262
00
0
GMT +4
Romania
40
00
0
GMT +2
Russia
7
8~10

GMT +2 1/2 +10
Rwanda
250
00
0
GMT +2
St Helena
290
00

GMT
St Kitts and Nevis
1-869
011
1
GMT -4
St Lucia
1-758
011
1
GMT -4
St Pierre et Miquelon
508
00
0
GMT -3 1/2
St Vincent & Grenadines
1-784
011
1
GMT -4
Samoa (USA)
685
00

GMT -11
Samoa (Western)
685
0

GMT -11
San Marino
378
00
0
GMT +1
São Tomé and Principe
239
00
0
GMT
Saudi Arabia
966
00
0
GMT +3
Senegal
221
00
0
GMT
Serbia and Montenegro
381
99
0
GMT +1
Seychelles
248
00
0
GMT +4
Sierra Leone
232
00
0
GMT
Singapore
65
001

GMT +8
Slovakia
421
00
0
GMT +1
Slovenia
386
00
0
GMT +1
Solomon Islands
677
00

GMT -11
Somalia
252
00

GMT +3
South Africa
27
09
0
GMT +2
Spain
34
00

GMT +1
Sri Lanka
94
00
0
GMT +5 1/2
Sudan
249
00
0
GMT +2
Surinam
597
00

GMT +3
Swaziland
268
00

GMT +2
Sweden
46
00
0
GMT +1
Switzerland
41
00
0
GMT +1
Syria
963
00

GMT +2
Taiwan
886
002

GMT +8
Tajikistan
992
8~10
8
GMT +5
Tanzania
255
000

GMT +3
Thailand
66
001

GMT +7
Togo
228
00

GMT
Tokelau
690
00

GMT -11
Tonga
676
00

GMT -13
Trinidad & Tobago
1-868
011
1
GMT -4
Tunisia
216
00
0
GMT +1
Turkey
90
00
0
GMT +2
Turkmenistan
993
8~10
8
GMT +5
Turks & Caicos
1-649
011
1
GMT -5
Tuvalu
688
00

GMT -12
Uganda
256
000

GMT +3
Ukraine
380
8~10
8
GMT +2
United Arab Emirates
971
00

GMT +4
United Kingdom
44
00
0
GMT
Uruguay
598
00
0
GMT -3
USA
1
011
1
GMT -5 -11
US Virgin Islands
1-340
011
1
GMT -4
Uzbekistan
998
8~10
8
GMT +5 +6
Vanuatu
678
00

GMT -11
Vatican
379
00

GMT +1
Venezuela
58
00

GMT -4
Vietnam
84
00
0
GMT +7
Virgin Islands (UK)
1-284
011
1
GMT -4
Virgin Islands (US)
1-340
011
1
GMT -4
Wake Island
808
00

GMT +12
Wallis and Futuna Islands
681
19

GMT +12
Western Samoa
685
0

GMT -11
Yemen
967
00
0
GMT +3
Zambia
260
00
0
GMT +2
Zanzibar
255
000
0
GMT +3
Zimbabwe
263
110
0
GMT +2