The Duchess, who has showcased some of her favorite designers on the trip, opted for flat pumps and a sweeping, long burgundy dress inspired by traditional Indian design, which cost $76, by online designer Glamorous.
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The royal couple then visited the Oval Maidan, a huge park of Mumbai where we especially cricket practice. During the meetings, they were informed about a range of support and initiatives provided for women and girls through organisations such as Save the Children as well as Indian government-supported programmes.
The Daily Telegraph – a conservative daily known for its royal coverage – said a series of such problems had prompted “suggestions that she should follow the Queen’s lead and slip small lead curtain weights into the linings of her outfits”.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge honored India’s war dead, as their first official visit to the country moves to New Delhi on April 11.
The charity’s director, Sanjoy Roy, replied: “Spread the word”.
The royal couple were particularly keen about the spinning wheel the use of which he popularised all his life.
During the first day of the royal visit on Sunday, she wore the same L.K. Bennett pumps she wore on Tuesday, giving one of her favorite British brands more buzz. They were treated to dance and musical performances – a colourful and very fun introduction to rural life.
NEW DELHI (AP) The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have joined India’s prime minister for a private lunch at a former palace in New Delhi. Agarwal was 15 when she was attacked by an older man after she rejected his marriage proposal.
“Catherine and I are very impressed by the energy and ideas we have just seen”.
Prince William said he was happy to convey that another generation of the family continued to hold views similar to that of the Queen.
As well as being the home of elephants, water buffalo, a number of bird species, the endangered swamp deer, and a high density of tigers, Kaziranga also has two-thirds of the world’s population of Indian one-horned rhinoceroses.
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William and Kate wielded a sword at the British High Commissioner’s residence yesterday night to cut a cake to mark the forthcoming 90th birthday of Queen Elizabeth.
