Research Female Students Protection Bill

The time has finally come to uncover the weak individuals from scholastic culture i.e, female research scholars in danger of all sorts of abuses — psychological as well as sexual. Out of everyone of these, the maltreatment that has generally stayed ignored in the law enforcement framework is psychological mistreatment. The inquiry here's who is the victimizer and the truth is, in all honesty, the research supervisor. Consequently, on the off chance that this is to be addressed a bill should be passed to give equity to the unheard however pestered survivors of profound and mental maltreatment. 

Here, I should specify the instance of #NadiaAshraf who went during a time of badgering because of her PhD supervisor. She suffered more than a decade of academic abuse, maltreatment and mental stress. 

She succumbed to death in August of 2020.

Yet, her case was scooped away from plain view on the grounds that the academic adviser have the backing of previous head of the state's Central Counsel to service of Science and Technology.

Painting the home White: Dilemma

Choosing the ideal color for any room is a difficult task, but choosing the perfect white paint color for your home is next to impossible.

The range always play up with my mind. Because, there are 900 shades of white. But with an extensive research and failed experiments, one day I stumbled upon a site which listed around 40 shades suggested by top country's designers (of usa). I'll give you shades names in case if you want a reference!

1. Benjamin Moore (Swiss coffee, Acacia white, White dove, Atrium white, Simply white, Decorator's white, Cloud white, Chantilly lace, Timid white, Super white, Ivory white, Linen white, Oxford white, Wind's breath, Seapearl and Mascarpone)

2. Farrow and Ball (Strong white, All white, Slipper satin, Blackened, Joa's white, Cornforth white, Pointing, Salt and Wimbourne white)

3. Sherwin Williams (Extra white, High reflective white, Greek villa, Ethereal white and Snowbound)

4. Paper and Paints (Not totally white)

5. Dunn Edwards (Spooled white)

6. Domingue Architectural Finishes (Oyester)

7. Fine Paints of Europe (WC-05)

8. Pratt and Lambert (Pearl white)

9. Clare (Timeless)

10. C2 Paint (Vellum)

11. Portola Paints and Glazes (Coconut oil)

Best of luck with your home decor quest!

A little history of Cutwork (Punto Tagliato)

Punto Tagliato or Cutwork

Sections of a fabric, generally linen or cotton, were cut away and the resulting ''holes'' were then filled with embroidery or stitches.

The Cutwork dated back to 14th century but the existing known work present in a museum dated 16th century. 

The above picture shows a border (W. 10 x H. 3 1/4 inches, 25.4 x 8.3 cm, Textiles-Laces) of Italian origin, 16th century.

The cradle of heritage Mill in Nottingham (GB) is famous for all sorts of lace creation. They still admire old style of lace creation using handmade cutwork or punch-cards. The inventory of punch-cards dates back to the year 1308. The Cluny Lace Co. Ltd.

Early artefacts belongs to churches but later on adopted by nobels. 

Many portraits particularly by Nicholas Hilliard (1575-76) of queen Elizabeth l  dressed in the clothes decorated with Cutwork indicated the new style of embroidery been risen to a synonym of à la mode and riches.