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Date: 13-01-2010 | Total Images: 4

Cherie Blair, Loomba Trust President with newly appointed Brand Ambassador and Bollywood Actor Preity Zinta pose for the photographers during a press conference in New Delhi on Wednesday, 13 January 2010. The Loomba Trust educates 3,000 children of poor widows across India and has been supported by former British Prime Minister Tony Blair and his wife Cherie since it was founded in 1998. New Trust Ambassador Zinta said Indians must not misinterpret the Hindu religion if the dire plight of the nation"s oppressed and neglected widows is to ever improve.
Press Conference of Loom
A Sarthak
Uploaded: 13-01-2010
Cherie Blair, Loomba Trust President with newly appointed Brand Ambassador and Bollywood Actor Preity Zinta gestures during a press conference in New Delhi on Wednesday, 13 January 2010. The Loomba Trust educates 3,000 children of poor widows across India and has been supported by former British Prime Minister Tony Blair and his wife Cherie since it was founded in 1998. New Trust Ambassador Zinta said Indians must not misinterpret the Hindu religion if the dire plight of the nation"s oppressed and neglected widows is to ever improve.
Press Conference of Loom
A Sarthak
Uploaded: 13-01-2010
Bollywood Actor & Newly appointed Brand Ambassador of Loomba Trust Preity Zinta gestures during a press conference in New Delhi on Wednesday, 13 January 2010. The Loomba Trust educates 3,000 children of poor widows across India and has been supported by former British Prime Minister Tony Blair and his wife Cherie since it was founded in 1998. New Trust Ambassador Zinta said Indians must not misinterpret the Hindu religion if the dire plight of the nation"s oppressed and neglected widows is to ever improve.
Press Conference of Loom
A Sarthak
Uploaded: 13-01-2010
Loomba Trust President Cherie Blair addresses media during a press conference in New Delhi on Wednesday, 13 January 2010. The Loomba Trust educates 3,000 children of poor widows across India and has been supported by former British Prime Minister Tony Blair and his wife Cherie since it was founded in 1998. New Trust Ambassador Zinta said Indians must not misinterpret the Hindu religion if the dire plight of the nation"s oppressed and neglected widows is to ever improve.
Press Conference of Loom
A Sarthak
Uploaded: 13-01-2010