Prince William and his wife Catherine Duchess of Cambridge arrived at Kaziranga National Park, in eastern India, to conclude the third day of their official visit.
A dream home. On the third day of their official visit to India, William and Catherine arrived at the Kaziranga National Park, where they were received by a dance performance. Already at the airport in the nearby town of Tezpur, the couple was greeted by traditional dancers.
Before joining the festivites Their Royal Highnesses met with a group of Indian women to hear about a range of issues affecting women and girls in the country.

The meeting was convened at the personal request of The Duke who wanted an opportunity to hear directly from women working to support other women and girls. He also wanted to get a sense of work being done to help young women to achieve their full potential and for men to become more supportive of the women and girls in their lives. The couple met with two inspiration stories acid attack survivor Laxmi Agarwal and heard about her inspirational campaign ‘Stop Acid Attacks and with Sunita Jaiswal, a survivor of domestic abuse, who thanks to the support of the Azad foundation, has turned her life around and has now provided a stable future for her daughters

She may had arrived in her Lunch Temperely jade green Lace dress, but she attended the festival wearing a new Anna Sui FW 2015 collection Printed Crinkled Silk-Chiffon and Twill Maxi Dress. The beautiful blue and green printed dress is trimmed with embroidery for soft structure retailing at£805,00, on her feet were the trusty black Dune London 'Imperia' Wedges, accessorized with jade chandelier earrings dating back to 2006 dating times
Diphlu River Lodge in Kaziranga National Park, beautiful nature reserve of 85,000 hectares, declared World Heritage by UNESCO, the Prince and Duchess attended the Bihu festival.

The Bihu is a festival in three annual steps by India in the state of Assam. Linked to the seasons and crops, it is celebrated throughout the country and by the Assamese community outside the Indian subcontinent.
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We may have last seen her a couple of weeks ago but Her Royal Highness Crown Princess Mette Maritt visited the East African country Tanzania today to assess progress made in eliminating mother-to-child transmission of HIV and to see how young people are engaging in the country’s AIDS response.

 "It is moving to meet mothers who are in good health and caring for children born free from HIV thanks to antiretroviral medicines,” said Crown Princess Mette-Marit. “It is also particularly rewarding for me to see young people taking up leadership roles in the AIDS response and being equipped with the skills to guide the United Republic of Tanzania towards an AIDS-free generation."

During her visit, the future Queen visited facilities providing services for women and young people living with HIV and also met with mothers living with HIV whose children have been born free from the virus. She went to one of the 26 PASADA (Pastoral Activities and Services for People with AIDS Dar es Salaam Archdiocese) clinics operating in the Dar es Salaam and Pwani regions that provide HIV prevention, treatment and support services for people and communities most in need. She met with youth activists and engage in taking part in activities at the Stepping Stones Community of Practice, which offers life-skills training for adolescents and young people, including comprehensive sexuality education and programmes relating to HIV and gender equality.

 Crown Princess Mette-Marit has been engaged in the AIDS response since 2003 and advocates for the empowerment of women and young people at events and speaking engagements all over the world.
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Nous avions peut être vue pour la dernière fois il y a un couple de semaines, mais Son Altesse Royale la Princesse heritiere Mette- Maritt etait en visité humanitaire dans le pays d'Afrique de l'Est en Tanzanie aujourd'hui pour évaluer les progrès accomplis dans l'élimination de la transmission du VIH de la mère à l'enfant et de voir comment les jeunes se livrent dans le la riposte au sida du pays.

 "Il est émouvant de rencontrer les mères qui sont en bonne santé et les soins pour les enfants nés sans le VIH grâce aux médicaments antirétroviraux», a déclaré la princesse héritière Mette-Marit. "Il est aussi particulièrement gratifiant pour moi de voir les jeunes assument des rôles de leadership dans la riposte au sida et étant doté des compétences pour guider la République-Unie de Tanzanie vers une génération sans sida ".

Au cours de sa visite, la future reine a visité des installations fournissant des services pour les femmes et les jeunes vivant avec le VIH et a également rencontré des mères vivant avec le VIH dont les enfants sont nés sans le virus. Elle est allée à l'un des 26 pasada (Activités et services de pastorale pour les personnes atteintes du SIDA Dar es-Salaam) Archidiocèse cliniques opérant dans Dar es-Salaam et régions Pwani qui offrent des services de prévention, de traitement et de soutien du VIH pour les personnes et les communautés les plus dans le besoin. Elle a rencontré des jeunes militants et d'engager à participer à des activités au Stepping Stones Communauté de pratique, qui offre une formation en dynamique de la vie pour les adolescents et les jeunes, y compris l'éducation sexuelle globale et des programmes relatifs au VIH et à l'égalité des sexes.

 Princesse héritière Mette-Marit a été engagé dans la riposte au sida depuis 2003 et plaide pour l'autonomisation des femmes et des jeunes à des événements et des allocutions dans le monde entier.
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Queen Mathilde of the Belgians was in Kortrijk on Tuesday. An opportunity where she was offered a golden double in 3D.
While a Flemish town located close to the French city of Roubaix and Tourcoing. The Belgian daily "Le Soir" said the wife of the King of the Belgians went there on the premises of Radio Quindo, media laboratory high school in West Flanders (Howest).

Queen Mathilde was able to attend a taping of the show Radio Respect. This initiative of some volunteers and social work students of the Flemish Community Radio Radio Quindo that accompanies since 2012 vulnerable youth, has been supported since last year by the Queen Mathilde Fund. Several members of the foundation also accompanied the Queen for this visit.

For the occasion, Mathilde dress navy blue pants with a red ripped Giorgio Armani jacket inside it was on a white top. The young 43 years Queen had accessorized this holding red shoes with white border and a blue and red pocket. She also opted for original red earring of the color of her jacket loops.

As usual, the Queen of the Belgians was offered a bouquet. But these flowers has added a gift, very original. The Director General of Howest offered Her Majesty with a 3D look alike golden figurine. And, of course, it was not without its queen's crown on the statuette designed and produced by sections Digital Arts and entertainment and industrial product design this high school