61. EconPapers: Mumtaz Hussain Access statistics for papers by mumtaz Hussain. Last updated 200502-28. Update your information in the RePEc Author Service. Short-id phu95 http://econpapers.repec.org/RAS/phu95.htm

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62. Mumtaz The Second mumtaz the second. counters she. mumtaz has her own fan following, who sings Kattippudi Kattipudi daa . When they spot her anywhere. http://www.chennaionline.com/reeltalk/dec166.asp

document.write(code); Astrology Chat Cityscape Classifieds ... this page Mumtaz the second If it is a two-heroine subject, takes Mumtaz, and seems to be the policy of the filmmakers. But Mumtaz doesn't seem to be much bothered. When any scribes question her on why she was accepting second leads, the actress frankly admits that she has no choice. "All the offers that come to be are of such types. What can I do? I am also not in a position to insist on, or demand solo heroine films. Further what's the harm? Nowadays the trend seems to be two-heroes or two-heroine subjects, isn't it?" counters she. Mumtaz has her own fan following, who sings 'Kattippudi Kattipudi daa .' When they spot her anywhere. Rasika More Reel Talk Previous Week Rambha's requirements A downpour of ideas Ramki rebounds ... Ramanarayanan's graphic tales Mumtaz the second google_ad_client = "pub-9164302043064532"; google_alternate_ad_url = ""; google_ad_width = 728; google_ad_height = 90; google_ad_format = "728x90_as"; google_ad_channel =""; Chennai Interactive Business Services (P) Ltd.

63. The Mumtaz Magic mumtaz Hussain was a mystery bowler, untamed in university cricket of the sixties. Wicketkeepers were not immune to the mumtaz magic either. http://www.chennaionline.com/cricket/features/hybdblues/hybd09.asp

Money Transfer Shopping Classifieds Astrology ... News ChennaiOnline Web Aug 21, 2005 Sun Parthiba - Aavani Cricket Education ... SMS document.write(code); Channels Chennai Cricket Events Features ... Triseries in Zimbabwe 1st ODI: Zim vs Nzl @ Bulawayo, on Aug 24th, 2005 Ball by ball update starts at 14.00 hrs (IST) Online Shopping Cricket CD's K Srikkanth's WCup '83 Bat Like A Master (CD) Bat Like A Master (VCD) Games CD's Board Games Games CD Puzzles Soft Toys ... Non Toxic Toys The Mumtaz magic Hyderabad Blues Mumtaz Hussain was a mystery bowler, untamed in university cricket of the sixties. He was a puzzle to the best of batsmen with his amazing bag of tricks. Though in his Ranji Trophy career that followed, he stuck largely to left arm orthodox spin, he unleashed a seemingly infinite variety of deliveries on unsuspecting batsmen in the Rohinton Baria tournament. His arsenal included the left arm spinner’s stock delivery which left the right hand batsman, a chinaman which he bowled using his wrist, a googly from the back of the hand, and both these deliveries with a finger spin action. He fooled batsmen with his changes of grip and action, as they misread ball after ball, until they were bowled, caught, lbw or stumped, looking rather foolish in the process. One famous victim was Sunil Gavaskar playing for Bombay University in 1970. The little master in the making once shouted to his partner Ramesh Nagdev at the bowler’s end that he could read Mumtaz’s wrong ‘un, only to be bowled neck and crop the very next ball, shouldering arms to one that came in sharply. To add insult to injury, the bowler stood there grinning wickedly at him.

64. Mumtaz : Bangla Artist Mumtaz's Songs Biography Discography Profile Interviews A mumtaz profile, interview, music, biography, discography and more. http://www.banglamusic.com/artists/mumtaz/

Home News Articles Artists ... Contact us Bangla Music Artist Mumtaz Begum Mumtaz's Biography Hers is not the typical Bangali woman's soft, mellow voice, it's rather slightly on the rough, husky side. The lyrics of her songs are not exactly refined, but often colloquial, sometimes even rustic. But it is with that unconventional combination that she achieves a distinct quality that the audience finds irresistible. Her strength doesn't lie in the soothing effect on the ear, rather she kind of stirs up the audience's heart and demands their response. Thus when she comes on stage the audience goes into a frenzy and when she sings out the audience invariably joins in chorus. Her infectious charm and undeniable talent has made her one of the most popular entertainers of the country. With an unbelievable 600 audio albums to her credit she is unarguably the most adored singer of the country. At a time when band musicians are the craze in live concert shows she is indeed the biggest crowd puller. Mumtaz Begum's initiation into music occurred early. She was a mere child when she accompanied her singer father Modhu Boyati at first as an audience but very soon as a co-performer. Her father aside Matal Razzaque Dewan was another of her guru who she considers her mentor. She took to music almost unknowingly, but then she must have dipped deep into the sea of music and come out intoxicated, for ever. She never looked back again and never even distantly thought of doing something different.

65. AllRefer.com - Mumtaz Mahal (South Asian History, Biography) - Encyclopedia AllRefer.com reference and encyclopedia resource provides complete information on mumtaz Mahal, South Asian History, Biographies. http://reference.allrefer.com/encyclopedia/X/X-MumtazMa.html

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66. World DJ :: Global Electronic Dance Music, DJ And Clubbing Magazine : News : Com The premier global electronic and dance music ezine and info hub for clubbers, DJs and the music industry. Features include news, reviews, discussions, http://www.worlddj.com/article/feature/view.wdj?id=18779

67. Pedigree Of Mumtaz Begum mumtaz Begum 1932 Family 9 (Blenheim II out of mumtaz Mahal by The Tetrarch) mumtaz Mahal 1921, The Tetrarch 1911, Roi Herode 1904, Le Samaritain http://www.equineinfo.com/horseracing/pMumtazBegum.htm

Mumtaz Begum 1932 - Family # 9 (Blenheim II out of Mumtaz Mahal by The Tetrarch) Blenheim II Blandford Swynford John O' Gaunt ISINGLASS ISONOMY Dead Lock La Fleche ST. SIMON Quiver Canterbury Pilgrim Tristan HERMIT Thrift Pilgrimage The Palmer Lady Audley Blanche White Eagle GALLINULE ISONOMY Moorhen Merry Gal GALOPIN Mary Seaton Black Cherry Bendigo Ben Battle Hasty Girl Black Duchess GALLIARD Black Corrie Malva Charles O'Malley Desmond ST. SIMON GALOPIN St. Angela L' Abbesse De Jouarre Trappist Festive Goody Two Shoes ISINGLASS ISONOMY Dead Lock Sandal Kisber Shoestring Wild Arum Robert Le Diable Ayrshire Hampton Atalanta Rose Bay Melton Rose Of Lancaster Marliacea Martagon BEND OR Tiger Lily Flitters GALOPIN Ierne Mumtaz Mahal The Tetrarch Roi Herode Le Samaritain Le Sancy Atlantic Gem Of Gems Clementina DONCASTER Clemence Roxelane War Dance II GALLIARD War Paint Rose Of York SPECULUM ROUGE ROSE Vahren Bona Vista BEND OR DONCASTER ROUGE ROSE Vista Macaroni Verdure Castania Hagioscope SPECULUM Sophia Rose Garden Kingcraft Eglantyne Lady Josephine Sundridge Amphion Rosebery SPECULUM Ladylike Suicide HERMIT Ratcatcher's Daughter Sierra Springfield St. Albans

68. 'I Wanted Ash As Mumtaz Mahal' For mumtaz Mahal, I wanted Aishwarya Rai. That was a time when she was not I did not want the audience to say Paro has become mumtaz Mahal. http://www.rediff.com/movies/2003/feb/18akbar.htm

HOME NEWS BUSINESS CRICKET ... MATCHMAKER Search: The Web Rediff Movies Box Office Columns Features Interviews ... Interviews 'I wanted Ash as Mumtaz Mahal' Jodhpur's Mehrangarh Fort, home to the Rajput rulers of the kingdom of Marwar, is bustling. The 15th century fort is leased out to filmmaker Akbar Khan for his Taj Mahal An Eternal Love Story , an opulent take on Emp eror Shah Jahan's love for his wife Mumtaz Mahal. The interiors of the real Taj Mahal with emerald and sapphire encrusted walls and gold and silver doors, apart from the interiors of the Diwan-e-Khaas and Agra Fort have been recreated at Mehrangarh. Taj Mahal is designed for the Indian and international markets," says Akbar Khan, younger brother of actor-director brothers Feroz and Sanjay Khan. The film starts with an ageing Shah Jahan reminiscing about his first meeting with Anjuman Bano, later Mumtaz Mahal. Excerpts from an interview with Vickey Lalwani Your last film was Haadsa in 1983. What made you return to filmmaking after two decades? I acted in films like Aakarshan and Swati as leading man. Then I started making a feature film. I had completed 50 per cent of it when unfortunately my brother Sanjay met with an accident on the sets of his television serial

69. Taj Mahal, Mausoleum Of Mumtaz Mahal Taj Mahal, an Islamic architecture built by Muslim Emperor Shah Jahan. Architect Ustad Isa. Constructed at a cost 32 Million Rupees, over a period of http://www.cyberistan.org/islamic/tajmahal.html

TAJ MAHAL Dr. A. Zahoor and Dr. Z. Haq Taj Mahal is regarded as one of the eight wonders of the world, and some Western historians have noted that its architectural beauty has never been surpassed . The Taj is the most beautiful monument built by the Mughals, the Muslim rulers of India. Taj Mahal is built entirely of white marble. Its stunning architectural beauty is beyond adequate description, particularly at dawn and sunset. The Taj seems to glow in the light of the full moon. On a foggy morning, the visitors experience the Taj as if suspended when viewed from across the Jamuna river. Books and E-Books On Muslim History and Civilization Taj Mahal was built by a Muslim, Emperor Shah Jahan (died 1666 C.E.) in the memory of his dear wife and queen Mumtaz Mahal at Agra, India. It is an " elegy in marble " or some say an expression of a "dream." Taj Mahal (meaning Crown Palace) is a Mausoleum that houses the grave of queen Mumtaz Mahal at the lower chamber. The grave of Shah Jahan was added to it later. The queen’s real name was Arjumand Banu . In the tradition of the Mughals, important ladies of the royal family were given another name at their marriage or at some other significant event in their lives, and that new name was commonly used by the public. Shah Jahan's real name was Shahab-ud-din, and he was known as Prince Khurram before ascending to the throne in 1628.

70. Talk Bollywood -> The Official Mumtaz Topic! Remember mumtaz? The face that broke a thousand hearts including Yash Chopra’s. Decades ago, Chopra made elder brother, BR Chopra approach mumtaz’s family http://www.talkbollywood.com/index.php?showtopic=13436&view=getnewpost

71. Mumtaz Mahal Thoroughbred Heritage web site with portraits of famous thoroughbreds. http://www.tbheritage.com/Portraits/MumtazMahal.htm

Portraits Index Other Images English Foundation Mares Half-Bred Foundation Mares Foundation Sires Horses That Jump Or Use our Search Engine Mumtaz Mahal Grey filly, 1921. By The Tetrarch Lady Josephine by Sundridge. Byerley Turk Sire Line Woodpecker Sire Line Quick Chart. Family #9 - c Her sire, The Tetrarch Mumtaz Mahal was dubbed "the Flying Filly" after this daughter of The Tetrarch proved herself one of the fastest two-year-olds ever. An early purchase for the Aga Khan, she also became one of his most important foundation mares. Her descendants, which include Mahmoud, Nasrullah, Royal Charger, Abernant, Petite Etoile, and Shergar, spread her influence around the world, making her one of the most important broodmares of the 20th Century. The Tetrarch as an old stallion Lady Josephine in racing trim Bred at Sledmere Stud in Yorkshire by Lady Sykes, Mumtaz Mahal was bred at the height of her sire's popularity as a sire. One of the greatest two-year-olds of all time, The Tetrarch (1911) broke down before he could prove his ability at the classic distances, but was off to a great start at stud. His first crop produced the outstanding two-year-old Stefan the Great . With his first crop just three-year-olds in 1919, he topped the Leading Sires List, led by his champion two-year-old

72. *Ø*  Wilson's Almanac Free Daily Ezine | Taj Mahal &  Mumtaz And Jahan | Indi Taj Mahal story history legend shah Agra picture photo lovers India Moghul Mughal Arjumand folklore. http://www.wilsonsalmanac.com/mumtaz.html

Wilson's Almanac on Mumtaz, Shah Jahan and Taj Mahal Related terms: story history legend Taj Mahal shah Agra picture photo lovers India Moghul Mughal Arjumand Mumtaz and Jahan The love affair that created the Taj Mahal By Pip Wilson June 7 Sources differ as to date .] While on a campaign with her husband ( Shah Jahan Mughal Emperor of India), Mumtaz Mahal (born Arjumand Banu Begam) , died. The Taj Mahal, described by Nobel laureate Rabindranath Tagore as “a tear on the face of eternity”, is often said to be one of the Seven Wonders of the Modern World , and is her tomb. The grand Taj Mahal stands as a monument to the love of a man for a woman. As she lay on her deathbed, it is said that Mumtaz whispered to Jahan a dying wish for him to build a monument that would express the beauty of their love for each other. Stricken with grief, Shah Jahan remained indoors for a week; when he emerged his hair had turned white, his back was now bent, and his face lined with despair. He ordered his entire kingdom into mourning for the next two years, and it is said he was inconsolable to the point of contemplating abdication in favour of his sons.

73. Mumtaz Hamid Rao’s Personal Website Website of Senior and Noted Journalist Analyst, Expert in South Asian Affairs, ExDirector News Current Affairs Pakistan TV and Editor Pakistan Times. http://rao.uni.cc/

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74. Stylus - Khavar Mumtaz Books by Khavar mumtaz . Pakistan Khavar mumtaz , Yameema Mitha , Bilquis Tahira. 72 pages, June 2003. paper, 0 85598 496 1, $9.95. http://styluspub.com/books/AuthorDetail.aspx?id=6080

75. Onionbhaji : Mumtaz mumtaz. 187 Kettering Road Northampton NN1 4BP View map, 01604 624406 01604 624405. Reviews and comments. 28 May 2002 by onionbhaji.co.uk. Your ratings http://www.onionbhaji.co.uk/restaurants/mumtaz136.html

h o m e r e v i e w s r e s t a u r a n t s t a k e a w a y s ... l i n k s Mumtaz 187 Kettering Road Northampton View map Reviews and comments 28 May 2002 by onionbhaji.co.uk Your ratings Be the first to give a rating Give us your rating for this restaurant, or write us a quick review Menu This is the takeaway menu. Please note that prices may differ slightly from those on the eat-in menu. Acquired 12 May 2002. Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 ... Page 6 Nearest restaurants miles Star of India Mirpur Tamarind The Bilash Tandoori ... Maharajah Whilst every effort is made to ensure this information is correct, we cannot be held liable for any inaccuracies. Please report any discrepancies to the

76. Onionbhaji : Mumtaz - 28 May 2002 the mumtaz was quite luxurious. Once again, the waiters were very friendly It may look like one of them trendy places but The mumtaz proves that you can http://www.onionbhaji.co.uk/reviews/mumtaz13628052002.html

h o m e r e v i e w s r e s t a u r a n t s t a k e a w a y s ... l i n k s Mumtaz, Northampton Tuesday, 28 May 2002 restaurant factfile For starters - we may be getting a little predictable but what the hell? For the first time in ages, the sheek kebabs arrived on a sizzler and they were huge, nay, massive and were expertly spiced giving a delicate flavour. The onion bhajis were two large flat disks with an OK texture but a bland taste. Fortunately, the bright orange splatter (this seems to be becoming the most popular colour) lifted their flavour up a couple of levels. For the third curry in a row, we were asked if we wanted to wait a while for our main dishes (we reckon someone somewhere has been offering cheap customer care courses!). Despite the size of the starters, we opted to press on. The Chicken Pathia was one of the best yet - a rich, thick sauce crammed full of fruit and veg and chicken. With the Chicken Bhuna, the chicken pieces were generally too large and flavourless but the tasty sauce want a long way to compensate. Asbestos mouthed PhilS chose the Chicken Chilli Massalla. Again the chunks of meat were a bit cumbersome. Through the flames emanating from his mouth, he described it as "Fairly hot, but not too hot to ruin the flavour. Quite a few whole chillies, but luckily they weren't too hot". The nans were exceptionally good. Both of the cheese variety were, unusually, discernibly cheesy and, as well as the plain nan, had a good fluffy texture. Despite its downmarket location (how else would you describe an area around the corner from where both SteveB and IanD have once lived!), the Mumtaz was quite luxurious. Once again, the waiters were very friendly (been on that course) - every one of them made a point of asking if we required popadoms and popped up at least once during the meal to enquire if we were enjoying it. Everything was huge - starters, main dishes and nans. The draught beer was cheap so the final bill including the tip was very reasonable. It may look like one of them trendy places but The Mumtaz proves that you can have all that and still provide good food at reasonable prices.

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79. Jerry Yang On China - The Web 2.0 Weblog - Web20.weblogsinc.com _ I *hope* someone just transcribed this comment out of context. 4. Posted Jan 26, 2005, 1152 PM ET by mumtaz. Spam by mumtaz@dimensioni.net removed http://web20.weblogsinc.com/entry/7437767232366312/

Erica Schoenberg on Card Squad Off topic, but... WIN member since Oct, 2004 Jerry Yang on China Posted Oct 7, 2004, 8:56 PM ET by Jason Calacanis He believes that by being there and providing infrastructure that they are going to have a positive influence. He says that is what he is investing in, creating a dialogue now. Permalink Email this Linking Blogs Comments Recent Entries Best of WIN The Best of Weblogs, Inc. The Best of Weblogs, Inc. Jerry Yang on China ... Add your comments Reader Comments Posted Oct 12, 2004, 9:27 AM ET by jonathan mulvihill Germany is very different to China How can you not agree with a democratically elected country. Germany is very different to China because it's a democracy where human rights are freely upheld. Posted Oct 25, 2004, 12:50 PM ET by Blake Engel Yeah, what is Jerry thinking? Regime in Germany? Did Jerry die and wake up in 1943? Honestly, I would really like to know what he may have meant by that statement. Posted Dec 15, 2004, 7:32 PM ET by Brian Yeah, my guess is you don't spend a whole lot of time in history classes when you major in EE at Stanford. I *hope* someone just transcribed this comment out of context. Posted Jan 26, 2005, 11:52 PM ET by Mumtaz

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