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The company believes that DG-WN3860AC also supports 64/128 bit WEP encryption which offers first level of security choice to home users to provide confidentiality of the wireless Network. "It was now or never for me. "We don’t even understand the language or the social cause the organisers are promoting.It does have a significant place in today’s world.Yet we seek for that ray of light that will awaken belief & hope (sic,)" tweeted the duo in the lead up to the show, announcing the theme for the night. "Am I reading this correctly, a pellet injury "effect" is being created for a fashion show? That seems macabre if not downright thoughtless (sic)" he tweeted, adding, "These pellets have blinded scores, to have the injuries recreated for a fashion show is inexplicable even if collection called Kashmiriyat.

Rajesh Pratap Singh did a show on pollution, didn’t he? Shantanu and Nikhil had a different story," he asserts. Since it was a Kashmir-based show, we just wanted our music to be played on it. Anupama Dayal,Designer:Every artiste has the right to freedom and expression to make shows and get inspiration from such issues. As far as drawing the line goes, who makes the line? We’re a free country, let there be freedom. The Delhi-based duo, known to take inspiration from current affairs and history, titled their latest show Kashmiriyat. "The vibe in the room was also that of solidarity with Kashmiri band Parvaaz providing a very soulful backdrop. "I would look more at the clothes than anything else because Shantanu and Nikhil are designers. But when everyone associated with the show was feeling so positive, we went with the flow too.