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Our planet needs our forest in the Amazon rain orthern ss ro ac re fi t n es in the N rom the rece tating hurrican the floods in as ev d e th to l to Brazi fires in Australia p. U.S. and the wild is screaming that it needs hel net Venice, the pla at massive fires th f d se es n it w ia ones k clouds o Last month, Ind st Asia with thic , the fire ea th u So f o ts ia outlet covered par ording to a med 709 million tons of cc A . ke o sm d t of ash an ed the equivalen the same may have releas rough November 15 or about th carbon dioxide issions of Canada. em al as the annu es which be the calamiti ment ay m , u yo e ar sc r environ If this does not depletion of ou e th to e u d r u could occ will. used e planet that ca ere th ss ro ac s ce All these instan ss of human lives aren’t a m ey paint lo th destruction and are all interconnected. And, e of rg ey ve Th . e th coincidence ’s climate is on ews. h rt Ea – re tu ic good n a worrying p definitely is no at th d an r ve o g boilin ons and do r carbon emissi we have. u yo ce u d re s, Plant tree stain what ur power to su yo in it before it’s g in h yt er ev step in to save ; p el h r u o s d The planet nee ma By: Nikita Shar too late.

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PUBLISHER NOTE Dear readers, It seems just like yesterday when we brought out the inaugural issue of this magazine in 2015 and here we are, just a few days away from 2020. I am thankful to God, my family, the readers and everyone who has been instrumental in making this journey nothing but a blessing. This year has been a year full of encouragement and positivity. I would like to sincerely thank everyone for being a progressive part of our journey.

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Last month, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau unveiled his 36-member Liberal Cabinet. We are hopeful as well as ecstatic to see Canada grow and prosper under the shadows of some great leaders, politicians and supporters.

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Since many of you are already in your festive spirits, we tread the way for you to have a stylish and healthy winter season. In this issue, from tips and tricks for making fine changes to your wardrobe and beauty regime to your kitchen and lifestyle, we have got you covered.

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Our spotlight this month is an exclusive tête-à-tête with a versatile actor, Jobanpreet Singh, who rose to fame with his latest flick Saak. We talk about his ongoing journey to make a mark in the Punjabi cinema. Moving on, our article on Vaping will educate you about the outbreak of a lung injury associated with the use of e-cigarettes, or other similar products. Vaping has been an issue of concern due to its negative effects and surging usage.

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With a new year arriving soon, I hope each one of you blossoms into a better version of yourself and work hard to make the upcoming year prosperous and full of great things to cherish.

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How to dress according to your body type

etting dressed is so much easier and faster when you know how to bring out the best in you. With an awareness of your body shape and what you want to enhance or distract from, here is how you can style yourself to always turn heads. 1. Apple

flashy with some thigh high slits. 2. Pear The trait of the pear body shape is heavy butt and thighs. This shape is easy to style and most outfits look great. The only risk you can run into is over enhancing the curves around your hips.

great if you like to follow trends and live on the edge with your fashion choices. While anything is likely to look great, the best way to dress for an hourglass body is to wear things which fit smoothly to draw attention to the proportionate body.

V-line dresses and straight cut jeans flatter this body shape very The rectangular body shape is well well by adding definition to the waist and hips. In order to enhance shaped with no very pronounced curves and equally balanced upper the naturally athletic shapes, do and lower body. This shape also has not forget to wear some strappy tops every now and then and get a lot of scope for experimentation everyone swooning. Human bodies with clothing. come in all beautiful shapes and Well fitted clothes are always easy sizes, and each has its own unique to carry with a rectangular body. styling points. With a little bit of Loose silhouettes and flowy dresses knowledge and attention, you can are also equally flattering. With the enhance the best parts of your shapely limbs that come with this body and dress to kill for every body shape, you should try to show occasion. them off whenever possible. 4. Rectangle

If you have heavier shoulders, arms, and bust, you are likely to be apple shaped. The common issue most apple shaped people face is that the top and midriff can look out of proportion and bigger than the rest of the body.

Wearing clothes that fit well around the waist and hip help draw attention to the very effeminate curves and makes for a well balanced and proportionate look. You can experiment a lot with shapes and silhouettes as well.

The missing balance can be brought in by wearing deep necks and v-necks with covered shoulders. You should avoid padded or puffed shoulders. You can also draw attention to your legs and your shapely waist with clothes that fit well around the area, or get

Hourglass shapes are also very easy to style, which makes them so ideal. There are few outfits which 5. Peach/ Inverted wouldnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t look good on you if you triangle have an hourglass body shape. The freedom to experiment that This is the incredible athletic body comes with this body shape is really shape that most people work very

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hard in the gym for: it is characterised by broader shoulders than the hips.

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What to Eat With Braces This

holiday season

he holiday season is upon us! The team here at Aura Orthodontics is ready to celebrate and we hope you are too. However, I know our patients in Surrey, Abbotsford and Langley sometimes wonder what they can and cannot eat with braces during the festivities. Don’t worry, I’ve got you covered with our guide to what to eat with braces this holiday season. The good news is, you can still enjoy most of your favorite holiday treats with a few exceptions. I’ll be breaking it down so you can feel confident eating with braces during the holidays. Holiday foods to avoid with braces

You won’t have to make a ton of sacrifices during the holidays and the ones you do have to make will be well worth it when you see your fantastic new smile. Here are some of the holiday foods to avoid with braces, as they can damage your brackets and wires: • Candy canes • Hard gingerbread cookies • Peanut brittle • Caramel apples • Brownies, pies or butter tarts with nuts • Nuts in general • Hard rolls • Meat on the bone • Raw veggies on a snack tray What to eat with braces during the holidays Now on to the good stuff; here’s what to eat with braces during the holidays: • Mashed potatoes • Brussels sprouts • Cooked carrots • Other soft-cooked or steamed veggies • Cranberries and cranberry sauce • Stuffing (as long as it doesn’t contain nuts) • Turkey (tender and off the bone) • Ham • Salmon or other fish • Brisket • Pie • Cake and brownies without nuts • Soft-baked cookies • Latkes • Trifle • Perogies • Soft cheeses • Cheesecake • Apple cider • Eggnog Just remember, no matter what you’re eating, cut or break it into small pieces and chew with your back teeth like we mentioned before. This will keep your braces safe and will be easier on your teeth. Now that you know what to eat with braces this holiday season, are you ready to get started on a healthy, confident smile to close out your 2019? Book a complimentary consultation with a Surrey, Abbotsford or Langley orthodontist today at Aura Orthodontics! Dr Vishal Sharma BSc, DDS, Cert. Ortho. FRCD(C), FCDS(BC)

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Taking steady steps to make it big in the industry:

Jobanpreet Singh

and I am really thankful for that,” he said.

tarted as a theatre artiste, Jobanpreet Singh, the lead actor of the recently released movie SAAK is on the way to carve his name amongst the biggest names of the Indian film industry. His dedication, relentless effort and never give in attitude has already helped him score a few Punjabi movies with some big names of Bollywood and Pollywood. However, he aspires not only to become a top-notch actor, but, also wants to produce some great cinematic experiences for the audience. Even though his journey in this field of gltiz and glamour is not so old, he has managed to grab credits for being an actor, writer, producer, and even a casting director. Jobanpreet began his journey with theatre (Rang Manch Rangnagri, Ludhiana) and his love for the craft grew stronger with time. His voyage into the film industry came through his love for theatre that he developed via his recruitment into Punjab Police. His popularity soon grew across Punjab as an actor that eventually led him to the promising and ever growing Punjabi Film industry. His stints include a role of an Assistant Production Manager in Dangal starring Aamir Khan, and other significant roles in Pollywood films Rupinder Gandhi 2 and Kande. He landed in a lead role opposite Mandy Takhar in the movie Saak, which was highly appreciated by the audience. His real passion and goal is to first make it big in his native Punjabi film industry before taking over other genres and regions. For Jobanpreet, sports, physical fitness and his craft are very much the core of his daily regimen as he prepares to climb the ladder of stardom in a growing and very competitive industry. A fitness enthusiast, he makes sure to indulge in any physical activity like running, cardio and weights training etc. whenever he can make time. He keeps himself busy as a casting director and line producer, having these tasks on several major productions. Hailing from a small hamlet called Kuhli Kalan in Punjab, he is the youngest in his family, and feels

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For his fans and audience in India, Jobanpreet had a hard hitting message, he said, “I returned to India from Canada early in November and I was shocked to see the alarming levels of pollution in the cities”. “I would urge everyone to invest sometime whenever they can and plant trees. This is the need of the hour, as if we don’t have clean air to breathe, how are we going to sustain the entire ecosystem here?” He revealed that gardening is one of his favorite hobbies and he wants to make this planet greener and livable by his continuous efforts. He signed off! Nikita Sharma Freelance Writer/ Blogger/ Content Strategist

that without the support of his family, he wouldn’t have achieved such heights in such little time. “I have a habit of putting in my heart and soul into everything I do. During my theatre days, my days used to commence at 5. I used to go for my theatre workshops and practice sessions at 6 and only returned home after a rigorous session of 4-5 hours,” said Jobanpreet. “The hard work I had put in for those 3 years is definitely paying back now”, he added. He will be seen in the upcoming film, Train to Bikaner which is being directed by Dapinder Sandhu.

Before bidding good bye, Jobanpreet mentioned his love for Canada and how he feels it is one of the most beautiful places on the planet. “I can’t pick any one place if someone would ask me. From Vancouver to Victoria, British Columbia and Edmonton, every place is surreal and beautiful beyond words. The love I get from everyone in Canada can’t be compared

He is also working on a film, Jehan Khelan which is based on the rigorous training and the life of a police recruit. When it comes to his future plans, the 30-year-old wants to focus on enhancing his skills and also aspires to work with Mr. Perfectionist, Aamir Khan.

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Indian Idol 10 participants rocked the stage in Surrey The winner and finalists from the recently concluded Indian Idol season, Salman Ali, Nitin Sharma and Ankush Bhardawaj gave a stellar performance at the Royal King Palace, Surrey. Listening to these great voices live was one surreal experience and the audiencesâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; love and support proved it. These are some moments captured from the event.

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How to remove

Confidence is key no matter what situation you are in, and sometimes it can be compromised due to little things about ourselves. Dark circles can be one such issue, and other than making us self conscious they can also make us look tired, unkempt, and uninterested. If you often find yourself fretting over your dark circles, here are some things you should try out to reduce them.

dark circles from under your eyes

1. Cool down with cucumbers Cucumbers are 90% water, they are pretty much the best eye pack since they are primarily hydrating, and have an excellent soothing and cooling effect on the eyes. Cut some slices and put them on closed eyes and try to catch a nap with the cooling sensation permeating into your eyes. The very fresh and light scent of cucumbers adds a mild element of aromatherapy which makes it a favourite of those who like to unwind with a cool treatment for the eyes. 2. Heavy hydration Dryness can cause certain parts of your body and skin to lose their healthy colour and get strange pigmentation. The solution is to use a

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moisturizing face cream or lotion under your eyes at least twice a day and wait for about two weeks to see the result. Another great way to ensure proper hydration is to keep track of how much water you are drinking and making sure you drink at least 10 glasses a day. 3. 8 hours, no less There is no alternative to getting a truly fulfilling eight hours of sleep every night. Understandably, this sleep is much harder to get than to talk about. However, you should aim to get as much uninterrupted sleep as possible every night, and thereby fix your sleeping cycle. The efficacy of this no-brainer trick will be visible in as little as four days. While other little tricks can assist you in dealing with

the issue of dark circles, getting proper sleep is a non-negotiable starting point. 4. Try an under-eye cream In case you are plagued by really deep dark circles and puffy eyes, you may want to consult a physician who can closely look into your body chemistry and lifestyle in order to analyse why you may have such a condition. Try a medicated under eye cream that is heavy on hydration and non-blocking minerals and see if that helps with your condition.

like tomato that is rich in antioxidants and gently lay it on your eyes for at least 15 minutes as you relax and unwind. Alternately, you can do this with tea bags of green tea soaked in cold water and let the high antioxidant content seep into your under eye area to brighten it. Remember that human bodies are beautiful and complex, and when you cannot treat an issue by yourself always get proper medical assistance. Maintaining a healthy lifestyle is the first step towards ensuring you are free of emotional and physiological stress.

5. Cold compresses Cold compresses can help greatly relieve stress and when you do it with the right apparatus, it is excellent for your dark circles as well. Use a fruit

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WIN $5000 CASH PRIZE ON LOHRI FOR YOUR CHILD’S EDUCATION

our child has started going to school. Have you started the RESP? In September, schoolaged children start their school year and grown up students join post-secondary education. Since the cost of education in Canada is quite high, in order to ease the financial burden of parents, the government has designed a unique educational savings program namely RESP. Parents who intend to save for the post-secondary education of their children can take advantage of this wonderful savings initiative of the government.

is $50,000 while there isn’t any annual contribution limit. This implies that as per your budget, you can invest up to $50,000 in the plan.

Who is RESP meant for? RESP is an immensely beneficial/wonderful way to help you save for the postsecondary education of your children. The funds invested/ accumulated through RESP can be used to pay tuition fee and other financial barriers of post-secondary education including residence, school supplies, food, and travel. Like RRSP, the funds invested in RESP grow in a tax-sheltered manner until the time you withdraw the money to cover educational expenses.

Some provinces offer their own Grant programs in addition to CESG. The federal and provincial governments contribute the grants directly into the RESP, and these additions within your contribution can significantly increase your savings.

Who can open RESP? Parents, grandparents, maternal uncle, paternal uncle, maternal aunt and friends. Anybody can open RESP account for a child, and the same child can be the beneficiary of multiple RESPs. Who can be the named beneficiary? You can name any child as your beneficiary and you don’t need to be related to the child. After the plan comes into force, you still have the option to change the beneficiary. As per the age of the new beneficiary, you can continue contribution within the duration of the policy. How much money can you save? The maximum lifetime contribution limit per child www.entertainmentmagazine.ca

To encourage parents to invest funds in post-secondary education of their children as early as possible, the government of Canada has devised CESG plan. CESG in a Glimpse: Annual Grant: 20% of your annual contribution. Contribution Limit of Annual Grant: $500 total lifetime Limit per saving (per Beneficiary): $7,200

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If your child doesn’t want to study further, how can you utilize the funds? If your child doesn’t wish to continue his post-secondary education, then you can: 1. Nominate a new beneficiary. 2. Take back/withdraw the money. 3. Transfer the funds into your RRSP account. 4. Donate the funds to an educational institution. We are happy to announce that we are celebrating 13 successful years of Punjab Insurance. To commemorate this occasion, we have organized a free contest on Lohri Festival in which you can win a total cash prize of $5,000. On January 13, 2020, there will be 5 draws with $1000 cash prize for each of the draws. To participate, you don’t need to purchase a plan. Simply go to our website and register your kid’s name in the contest. As an independent insurance advisor working through Punjab Insurance Agency, DECEMBER 2019

Make this Christmas a happy one for children in your community

Surrey Honda is not very far from building Toy Mountain with CTV Vancouver and Virgin Radio Vancouver, supporting The Salvation Army BC Division! The Surrey Honda would love you to support by bringing an unwrapped new toy, valued $25.00 or higher, into the dealership before December 5, 2019. To show their appreciation, Surrey Honda is even offering a $50.00 in-store credit towards your next service or vehicle purchase (valid until February 29, 2020). For more details visit their website.

Shara Nison (left) received the top honour in the service organization volunteer category, presented by Bakhshish Sidhu of Zira Currency Exchanger Photo Credit : Lauren Collins

Empire Building Supplies Ltd. Surrey, Celebrates Customer Appreciation Day Congratulations to the team

Canadian Western Bank opens doors in Surrey

anadian Western Bank has opened a new specialized commercial real estate lending office in Surrey. The new office is located is at #100, 5455-152 Street, Surrey, BC V3S 5A5. Tel# 604-576-4600. The bank works with developers, owner-users and investors looking for: 4Land development loans 4 Owner-user construction and term (mortgage)

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financing 4 Single and multi-tenant commercial/industrial/ residential construction and term (mortgage) facilities 4 Mezzanine lending on qualified projects 4 Land loans, purpose-built rental projects Their group will be looking after loan sizes between $15 million to $150 million. So get in touch with them now for any of your loan requirements. www.entertainmentmagazine.ca

The stars of the BC Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Cricket Team

n the year 2017-18 BC Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Cricket Team participated in the Nationals held in Toronto. Under the guidance of Coach Sonali Vig, the players with their stellar performance bagged the third position in the tournament. There

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were some girls who got selected in the National Camo as per their performance and they even played in West Indies for training matches representing Canada. The team also participated in

the Canada Cup and was declared the Runners up. The event was organized in Calgary and the girls performed exceptionally well. Laura Jones got player of the tournament. The team is putting in their hardwork for a better performance in the future.

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Diabetes Mellitus and its effects on your pet

n this month’s issue, we want to discuss with you the details pertaining to what happens when your dog is diagnosed with Diabetes Mellitus. Before we dive into what you should be aware of in regards to this disease, let’s first discuss what it really is! This condition is related to an important organ in the body, known as the pancreas. This organ is responsible for creating cells that aid in making ‘Insulin’, a hormone; and, also to help your pet sufficiently digest his food. Therefore, when this condition occurs and affects the pancreas, your pet is unable to effectively regulate this hormone, insulin, in his or her body. As you read this title, you may be wondering, “Is my dog’s Diabetes the same that occurs in humans?” The answer to this is ‘yes’, there are many similarities.

One of the major signs you will see occur in your pet is weight loss, while still having a huge appetite. Insulin is needed in the body, because it helps regulate glucose into cells. Glucose serves as a source of energy to these cells. However, when insulin is not doing its job correctly, then glucose enters the blood stream instead of the cells. When your pet has high amounts of glucose sitting in his blood stream, he is then prone to events that can be very life-threatening, if not managed properly. Since the low insulin is causing his cells to feel deprived of glucose, these cells then need to find a different source of energy to carry out their functions adequately. They begin to target fat and protein, in the body, in order to compensate for their loss. This results in your dog experiencing weight loss, while having a huge appetite still! The dog then begins to pee out his extra glucose and thus, feels the need to drink more water too. Therefore, the major signs you will notice in your dog are: urinating frequently, drinking a lot of water, weight loss and increased appetite. If you feel that you have seen these signs occur in your pet, please take him or her to your local veterinarian immediately. It is not possible for your furry friends to regulate their body’s glucose without proper treatment being applied. When you bring your pet to their veterinarian, three major components will be taken into consideration, in order to determine if Diabetes Mellitus is the condition being dealt with. Do the clinical signs being experienced match with the case profile? Is there glucose

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measured in the dog’s urine? Does the dog display high levels of glucose in his blood consistently? If all three answers are ‘yes’, then an appropriate management and treatment plan will be set into place. Treatment and management will consist of ensuring that your dog is being given his medication on time; he receives adequate amounts of exercise, as needed; he is living a lifestyle that is stress-free; and, that he is being appropriately fed with a special diet plan that suits his needs. This diet plan normally consists of giving food that is high in protein and fiber. However, this may depend on every individual case, concerning other medical history in the patient. Your veterinarian will discuss all options accordingly and present the best plan in your pet’s favor. A common treatment plan includes giving your pet injections of insulin at home. Information on the method of doing so and how to properly administer such a treatment will always be provided by your veterinarian. Dr. Hakam Bhullar (DVM)

Dr. Sifti Bhullar (DVM)

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Everything about Radial Shockwave Therapy therapy.

Cont. from previous edition.

Indications that you should opt for Shockwave Therapy:

It is necessary to indicate that one expects positive clinical outcomes immediately after the treatment; although, there is a possibility that the treatment may not improve the symptoms. But a review recommended after 12 weeks after the final treatment. But if the symptoms persist, you may be advised for a surgery by the medical practitioner.

4Painful Shoulder 4Insertional Pain 4Jumper’s Knee 4Calcifications 4 Medial Tibial Stress Syndrome 4Hip Pain 4Tennis Elbow 4Heel Spur 4Chronic Tendinopathy

Treatment using Shockwave Therapy: 4 Locating the area: The area is located precisely generally by palpations (touching the area with bare hands to ensure the affected area) 4 Application of Gel: Gel is applied to the located area as this smoothens or lubricates the area and allows the waves to transfer efficiently. 4 Initiation of the Therapy: The applicator is placed on the area; it is pushed

slightly against the area; the start button is pressed and moved to cover the entire affected area.

Success rate of Shockwave Therapy:

Research shows an overall result rate of 77% to 80% of chronic conditions that were not cured by other treatment had relief and elimination of their problem after opting for shockwave

Sports injury and rehabilitation

ports therapy focuses on prevention of injury and the rehabilitation of the patient back to optimum levels of functional, occupational and sports specific fitness, regardless of age and ability. It utilizes the principles of sport and exercises sciences incorporating physiological and pathological processes to prepare the participant for training, competition and where applicable, work. We know how people move when they play, how they can get hurt and how to make them better. Our MJ Physio clinic is equipped with exercise and fitness equipment including functional trainer, treadmills, stationary bikes, therapeutic balls, weights, theraband, balance board and a mini trampoline, allow our Physiotherapists to devise a tailored treatment plan right for you. The physiotherapists at MJ Physio have an in-depth understanding of injuries and the mechanics of your sport or activity, which means you’ll get the best possible care and support on your road to

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recovery.

Conditions that we address in sports rehab at MJ Physio are: • Muscle cramps • Quadriceps contusion • Groin pull • Knee injuries • Low back pain • Heel pain • Ankle sprains • Tennis elbow • Iliotibial band friction syndrome • Patellofemoral syndrome

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The hottest Winter Fashion trends from head to toe

s the runways have revealed the best of fashion, the hottest winter trends are quickly making their way to racks and hangers at stores. To make the best choices and pick out the hottest trends of this season, here is a guide to tell you what is ruling the world of fashion in the fall and winter of 2019.

1. Puff up those shoulders Puffed powder shoulders and sleeves that are bold and extravagant reel in an element of confidence that you can never say no to. This trend can be embraced in any way, on

shirts, dresses, or on statement making blazers and jackets. Try this trend with some bright colours, especially bright yellow, which was also a hit this season. 2. The bigger the bag, the better Thanks to the popularity of tote bags in the last couple of years, the favoured types of bags are shifting from the smaller ones to big bags. These range from jumbo size hand bags to huge totes to also gym style duffel bags. Find the best match to your outfit and get strutting. 3. Show some skin (on the ankles) As the days and nights get colder, we often cover ourselves completely from head to toe, and for the right reasons. But the catwalks have inspired all of us to show some ankles by wearing hemlines on outfits, ranging from skirts to pants. This creates a very

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graceful and elegant look, and you have to try it for your next dinner party! 4. Cosy up with the capes The retro vibe in latest trends has been undeniable, and this trend plays on the vintage vibe heavily by introducing rug like capes that keep you warm while giving your body a unique silhouette of straight lines. If you are looking for a new coat this season, our recommendation would be to switch to a cape altogether. 5. Need more neutrals Neutral colours like beige, nude, mild browns, and all their stunning varied shades are once again the talk of the town: but to do it right there is a catch. To do the neutral look, you have to commit to it entirely and only wear shades of neutral beige. So, have some fun and play around with different shades and tints of the same colour. 6. Sequins in the sequence

some sequinstudded attires in your rotation. The runways showed us the way and now the streets have caught up, sequins are the best way to brighten up the winters that can sometimes get lazy and boring. Jazz up simple outfits with a statement piece full of shiny sequins, or find yourself a bold showstopper piece. 7. Hotter with the headgear Hats and caps and scarves are all mandatory to finish your look this season because balance is key, and your look should be well put together and coordinated from head to toe. You can either go the basic chic route and coordinate your headgear, and if you want to be experimental you can make it the statement piece of your look. While the trends are always here to guide you, fashion is always personal and intuitive. Jazz up every trend with your personal style, and always express yourself with your clothing choices.

Ritika Tiwari Freelance Writer/ Blogger/ Content Strategist

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27th Annual Free Eye Operation Camp, held at Adampur (Jalandhar)

atinder Jay Minhas, President at Elegant Development Inc., Canada was the driving force of the 27th Annual Free Eye Operation Camp, held from November 17 to 23 in Adampur (Jalandhar). Organized at the Lions Eye Hospital in association with the Eyes For The World organization, the event was a huge success. It event marked over 800 free cataract surgeries and around 2500 people being examined. The patients were even given free lodging, medicine and

glasses post the surgeries. Sikh scholar and Canadian poet Gian Singh Kotli thanked and appreciated the entire team of organizers, medical

staff and volunteers who organized this grand Free Eye Camp, possibly the greatest in Northern India. Paying obeisance to Guru Nanak’s 550th birthday being celebrated allover the world, Gian Singh Kotli sought Guru’s blessing for all. He specially mentioned the services of his late friend Numberdar S. Bhagwant Singh Minhas, the founder of this great humanitarian service, and also Jatinder Singh Minhas, the son from Vancouver, who is taking ahead the legacy.

Photos: Jay Minhas spending memorable and precious moments with patients after them having free surgeries.

Top 4 mistakes you should Avoid When Investing in Commercial Real Estate

Seasoned investor. The exit strategy should include things like:

ello Friends, in a world where things move so fast, it’s not uncommon that we sometimes make quick and wrong decisions. The best way to avoid these mistakes is to be knowledgeable and have a keen understanding of your Investment. So let’s begin with the top 4 mistakes people usually make while investing in commercial real estate.

How long would it take? How much money would be made? How to Access the profits? 4) Failing to hire the Right Professional: Hiring a Team of Local Experts like Realtors, Lenders, Accountants, and Attorneys go a long way to ensure a safer and Rewarding Investment

1) Not being Over Leveraged: Borrowing funds in Real Estate is common, but borrowing too much money can be disastrous, especially when you do not have the solid plan to back it up. It’s also important to have additional cash reserved for things unplanned, such as a tenant moving out. Having sufficient reserve funds helps to be better prepared as an investor from unexpected expenses. 2) Not doing proper Due Diligence: Whether the due diligence is on the

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property Due Diligence, you should examine the following: 4Property Conditions and system 4Environmental Methods 4Structural Building components 4Insurance 4Finance 4Accounting 4Local Demographics 4Population Growth property itself or understanding the local market, potential investors must do their research properly. For

3) No exit Strategy: Having a strong plan, including ways to exit in an investment deal is a sign of a

If you have any questions regarding Real Estate, I am just a call away. You can reach me at 778-994-7450 or can follow me on Instagram – jasoberoi_realestate

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Joy to the

worldChristmas is here! Christmas is one of the biggest festivals celebrated across the globe by millions of people with great fervor. It is an annual festival commemorating the birth of Jesus Christ, observed primarily on December 25 as a religious and cultural celebration.

e’re all for snow days and cuddling up with loved ones by the fire, but the month of December is also prime time for traveling—mainly to see how the rest of the world celebrates Christmas. These cities are worth a visit any time of year, sure, but they seem to be exceptionally magical during the holiday season. Whether they’re European classics with storybook Christmas markets, Asian cities where you can see twinkling lights from a rooftop pool, or ski paradises right here in Canada or the U.S., some celebrations are worth the price of a plane ticket. From Cologne to Cape Town, here are the best places to spend Christmas this year. Cape Town, South Africa Why we go: If you’re looking to escape winter this Christmas, you can’t do much better than Cape Town—

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it’s summer in the Southern Hemisphere, after all. You can even visit one (or several) of the South African city’s holiday markets without having to wear a coat and scarf. This one thing will really get you in the spirit: An outdoor screening of Home Alone at the beautiful Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens on Christmas Day at 8:30 p.m. Quebec City, Canada Why we go: Quebec City is one of the oldest cities in Canada, and its colonial French architecture gives it an unmistakably European feel. The cobbled streets of the Old Town are packed with quaint shops and delicious bistros, all merrily decorated for the holidays. This one thing will really get you in the spirit: The toboggan run at Château Frontenac (open from mid-December to March), one of the city’s oldest traditions—and quite the thrill. Zoom down icy tracks overlooking the city on a wooden sled reaching

speeds of up to 45 miles per hour. Rovaniemi, Finland Why we go: Hugging the Arctic Circle, Finland’s Lapland region is the birthplace and home of Santa Claus. In the city of Rovaniemi, Santa Claus Village amusement park and resort creates an unforgettable Christmas experience for children with snow-covered cottages, reindeer rides, and a friendly staff dressed as elves who refuse to break character. This one thing will really get you in the spirit: An evening snowmobile trip to catch a glimpse of the Northern Lights overhead (we recommend the Rovaniemi

Adventure program through Off the Map Travel). Sydney, Australia Why we go: You haven’t seen Christmas lights until you’ve seen Sydney’s Christmas lights. Plus, the holiday season lasts an entire month here (take that, 12 days of Christmas) with “Sydney Christmas,” an aptlynamed festival taking place from November 24 through December 25. The citywide celebration kicked off this year with a tree lighting at Martin Place, and continues with Christmas markets and nightly concerts. This one thing will really get you in the spirit: The 94,000 twinkling LEDs at the incredible Pitt Street Mall Boulevard of Light. Kennebunkport, Maine Why we go: Every December, this tiny New England town bursts with holiday cheer

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during its annual Christmas Prelude, an 11day bash that’s about as New England as it gets (I mean, one of the main attractions is a tree made of lobster traps). The lobster rolls at The Clam Shack—considered to be some of the best rolls in Maine—will make you forget about gingerbread and sugar plums altogether. This one thing will really get you in the spirit: Santa Claus arriving to the Christmas Prelude on a lobster boat. (This year’s arrival already occurred on November 29, but the festival lasts until December 9.) Prague, Czech Republic Why we go: The Christmas markets in Prague are some of the best in the world and run a full month, with locals and travelers passing through for a dose of mulled wine, sticky pastries, and roasted ham. The main markets take place in the Old Town and Wenceslas squares, just five

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minutes apart by foot—and set to the backdrop of some of the prettiest Gothic architecture you’ll ever see. This one thing will really get you in the spirit: The annual performance of The Nutcracker at the National Theater. Tokyo, Japan Why we go: The city turns the voltage up each year with its winter illuminations, with different districts competing with each other to create some truly sensational displays. This year’s illuminations include over 100,000 twinkly blue and silver lights at Tokyo Midtown and a massive Baccarat crystal chandelier at Yebisu Garden Place. And don’t worry if you can’t get there before December 25—the winter illuminations have become so popular that most remain up until February. This one thing will really get you in the spirit: The Blue Cavern (“Ao no Dokutsu”) illumination in Shibuya, an electric version of the blue grottos found in the Mediterranean.

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Why we go: Europe’s best-preserved medieval city oozes charm year-round, but is especially charming during the holidays. It’s hard to imagine a place more magical as you wander the cobblestone streets, admire the shimmering lights, and warm up with mugs of Belgian hot chocolate in cafes. This one thing will really get you in the spirit: Ice skating with someone special at the picture-perfect ice rink, located near the downtown Christmas market. Reykjavík, Iceland Why we go: Reykjavík shines on the streets and in the sky in December. Strings of glinting Christmas bulbs illuminate the city during its very long nights; and on the clearest evenings, the Northern Lights can be seen from the city’s darker streets. This one thing will really get you in the spirit: The 13 Yule Lads, a group of holiday trolls you’ll see about town who are—in local folklore— Iceland’s equivalent to Santa Claus (and have actually been around a lot longer than St. Nick).

Rome, Italy Why we go: The streets around town will be festively alight, sure, but the home to the seat of Catholicism is an excellent option for folks seeking a more sacrosanct Christmas experience. This one thing will really get you in the spirit: Midnight mass at the Pantheon, where you can hear hymns echoing off the walls of the 1,900-year-old architectural marvel. New York City Why we go: There’s no shortage of ways to make your New York City Christmas magical, whether it’s ice skating at Rockefeller Center, carriage rides through Central Park, or lurking around 34th street hoping to witness a miracle. By: Anjali Grover

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Manushi Chillar

to star opposite Akshay Kumar in ‘Prithviraj’

iss World 2017 Manushi Chillar is making her Bollywood debut opposite Akshay Kumar in the upcoming film “Prithviraj”.

Directed by Chandraprakash Dwivedi, “Prithviraj” is based on the life and heroism of the fearless king Prithviraj Chauhan. It stars superstar Akshay as Prithviraj while Manushi will play the role of the Sanyogita, the love of his life. Dwivedi said: “We auditioned a lot of young, fresh faces for the role because we were looking for a stunningly gorgeous Indian heroine. While Sanyogita was an

incredibly beautiful person, she was also a strong, confident girl. We were looking to find someone who could match the magnetic persona of Sanyogita and we found that in Manushi.” The director said that Manushi auditioned “for the role a couple of times”.

“We wanted to be dead sure with this casting and she nailed it each time. She has been rehearsing six days a week since then and is being thoroughly groomed for the last nine months by Yash Raj Films (YRF).” Manushi said her life so far has been a fairy tale and she is now looking forward to her big debut. “I’m thoroughly happy and thrilled about the learnings that I will have through this journey. My life, so far, has really been a fairy tale. From

uperstar Aamir Khan is busy shooting for “Laal Singh Chaddha”. It might just be the film that will bring Bollywood’s three Khans - Aamir, Shah Rukh and Salman - together on the big screen for the first time.

“Overcome with sheer gratitude. @ deepikapadukone,” Ranveer captioned the image.

The film is an Indian remake of Tom Hanks’ 1994 classic “Forrest Gump”. In the Hollywood film, there is a scene where Hanks’ character is sitting on a bench. It seems Aamir wants Shah Rukh and Salman for the scene. “He is very keen to have a special appearance from the two. While Shah Rukh has agreed, Salman is yet to give his consent,” a source told BollywoodLife. Aamir is playing the role of a Punjabi for which he has undergone a physical change. Written by Atul Kulkarni, the film is helmed by “Secret Superstar” director Advait Chandan and will be produced by Viacom18 Studios and Aamir Khan Productions. The movie is slated to release during Christmas 2020. Source: IANS

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Manushi finds it a “huge responsibility” to play princess Sanyogita. “She was a powerful personality and she stood up for what is right and took the most important decisions of her life by herself. Her life is an extremely important chapter in Indian history and I will try my best to play her as accurately as possible,” she added. “Prithviraj” is being made by Yash Raj Films. The movie is being directed by Chandraprakash Dwivedi, who directed the television epic “Chanakya”. It will release on Diwali 2020. Source: IANS

Ranveer, Deepika visit Golden Temple on wedding anniversary

Aamir, Salman, SRK to team up for ‘Laal Singh Chaddha’?

becoming Miss India and then Miss World to now getting such a big project as my debut film, it’s like a new, exciting chapter of my life,” she said.

s they completed a year of marriage, star couple Ranveer Singh and Deepika Padukone visited the Golden Temple to seek blessings. Ranveer took to Twitter on November 15 to share a photograph of himself along with Deepika at the Golden Temple.

Deepika shared the same photograph and wrote: “As we celebrate our first wedding anniversary, we seek blessings at Harmandir Sahib. Thank You all for your love, prayers and good wishes! @ ranveersingh.” The pair completed their one year of marital bliss on November 14. Deepika and Ranveer started celebrations of their first wedding anniversary on November 14 by visiting Tirumala Tirupati Temple in Chittoor, Andhra Pradesh, to seek the blessings of Lord Venkateswara. Earlier on November 13, Deepika had shared a photo of her husband on Instagram story, where Ranveer is seen sitting with a mask on his face and his hair in a steamer, getting ready for their first

anniversary. The star couple had tied the knot on November 14 last year at Lake Como in Italy. On the work front, Deepika will next be seen in Meghna Gulzar’s “Chhapaak”, a film based on the life of acid attack survivor Laxmi Agarwal, which is also produced by her. She will also be seen sharing screen space with Ranveer, who stars as former Indian cricket captain Kapil Dev in Kabir Khan’s “’83”, which narrates the tale of India’s first World Cup victory in 1983. In the film, Deepika plays Kapil’s wife Romi. Source: IANS www.entertainmentmagazine.ca

Vaping: The good, bad and the ugly

Cont. from previous edition.

Why should I quit? Wanting to be the best, healthiest version of yourself is an important reason to quit vaping.

Others include: Unknown health effects: The long-term health consequences of vaping are not known. Recent studies report serious lung damage in people who vape, and even some deaths. Addiction: Addiction in the growing brain may set up pathways for later addiction to other substances. Brain risks: Nicotine affects your brain development. This can make it harder to learn and concentrate. Some of the brain changes are permanent and can affect your mood and ability to control your impulses as an adult. Use of other tobacco products: Studies show that vaping makes it more likely that someone will try other tobacco products, like regular cigarettes, cigars, hookahs Toxins (poisons): The vapor made from e-cigarettes is not made of water. The vapor contains harmful chemicals and very fine particles that are inhaled into the lungs and exhaled into the environment. Sports: You want to do your best in sports, and vaping may lead to lung inflammation (irritation). Money: Vaping is

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expensive! The cost of the cartridges over time starts to add up. Instead, you could spend that money on other things you need or enjoy. To go against tobacco company advertising: Many e-cigarettes are made by the same companies that produce regular cigarettes. Their marketing targets young people by making fun flavors for e-cigarettes and showing young, healthy people vaping and showing it as if it’s a trend that you must indulge in. They’re trying to make you into their new, lifetime customer.

How can I quit? 4 Decide why you want to quit and write it down or put it in your phone. Look at the reason(s) when you feel the urge to vape. 4 Pick a day to stop vaping. Put it on the calendar and tell supportive friends and family that you’re quitting on that day. 4Get rid of all vaping supplies. 4 Download tools (such as apps and texting programs)

to your phone that can help with cravings and give encouragement while you try

to stop vaping. 4Understand withdrawal. Nicotine addiction leads to very strong cravings for nicotine. It can also lead to: 4Headache 4Feeling tired, cranky, angry, or depressed 4Trouble concentrating 4Trouble sleeping 4Hunger 4Restlessness The signs of withdrawal are strongest in the first few days after stopping. They get better over the following days and weeks. Get rid of feelings, people, and places that make you want to vape. These are called triggers. If possible, avoid places and people that trigger the urge to vape. If you feel the urge to vape, try these things instead: 4Chew sugar-free gum or drink water. 4 Text, call or hang out with a friend who will support you. 4Listen to your favorite playlist. 4Go for a walk or jog. 4Try Meditation / yoga 4Take 10 deep breaths. 4Keep your hands busy with a hobby, like drawing or making jewelry. 4Go somewhere where no one smokes Consult your health care provider for further information and help.

Dr. Pargat Singh Bhurji

MD,FRCP ( C ) Consultant Pediatrician Surrery BC

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Skynet & Kinetic Wireless: Delivering a seamless consumer experience round the clock About the Pioneers: The Dhatt brothers, Rick & Jason - are the sons of entrepreneur and founder of Skynet, Harbans Dhatt. The Dhatt Family’s foray in technology sales and service can be traced as far back as 1986 when Harbans began buying and selling computers in the local classifieds paper at that time, The Buy and Sell. Over the many long days, weeks, and years since then the Dhatt family, alongside their fearless and loyal staff, have grown the business to over 21 Rogers, Fido, and Chatr retail locations. Under the Skynet Wireless (Fido) the company has 8 stores in Vancouver Mainland and 3 stores in Vancouver Island. Under Kinetic Wireless (Rogers) brand they have 5 stores in Vancouver Mainland and 5 stores in Vancouver Island. The current focus and future growth will be from their business solutions team which provides technology solutions based on wireless, wireline, and cloud platforms for corporations of all sizes. Rick has expanded into

Harbans Dhatt.

managed IT services under the ‘Set IT Up Technologies’ brand name and most recently has acquired ‘Welcome Networks’, a managed IT and Cloud Services provider for accounting and professional firms with a team of 10 support staff. They are now integrated as a division of ‘Set IT Up’ as of October 1, 2019. Technology has become the binding fabric of today’s society

RICK DHATT

JASON DHATT

and they love playing their small part in delivering technology to the customers every single day. Tajinder Singh Saini, as the District Manager with over four years working with the retail teams and driving market share growth with Skynet Wireless, feels, “I have mastered the ins and outs of mobile sales and territory prospecting. After honing and executing

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these specialties to reach our company goals, I am very happy and proud to work with Skynet and Kinetic in leading a great team across our 13 stores in the Vancouver Mainland district. Now, I spend the majority of my time brainstorming sales strategies and connecting with my South Asian community and other industry professionals who are interested in mobile shopping and services. My main focus is the best customer service with a strong focus on building relationships - not just focusing on transactional sales”. Written By: Tajinder Saini District Manager

Rani Mukerji:

‘Mardaani 2’ has an important social message

ani Mukerji is all geared for “Mardaani 2”, which she hopes that the entire nation watches as it is inspired by some very disturbing true events. The actress says the film has an important social message. “’Mardaani 2’ has an important social message and the entire plan has been built to spread this message as wide, to as many people as possible. I’m overwhelmed by the reactions and really happy that our trailer has struck a chord with audiences,” Rani said. The actress is reprising the role of the fearless and committed Superintendent of Police, Shivani Shivaji Roy in “Mardaani 2”, where Rani will be seen pitted against a very young yet bonechilling villain.

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The film will also address the dangerous societal issue of rape in India that are being committed by juveniles. “I’m hoping that the entire nation watches this film because it is inspired by some very disturbing true events that have happened around us wherein, crime has been committed by a someone you don’t even expect is capable of hurting anyone. Such crimes committed by juveniles is a reality and it is important for everyone to take note of this because it’s one of the biggest challenges and threats posed to society at large,” Rani added. Produced by Aditya Chopra, “Mardaani 2” was shot extensively in Rajasthan. It is set to hit theatres on December 13. Source: IANS

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Taapsee Pannu:

Education is solution to all problems

aapsee Pannu believes that education is the solution to all problems.

She recently shot for a Karamveer episode for the show “Kaun Banega Crorepati 11” where she was accompanied by Achyuta Samanta from Kalarabanka, Odisha. He had started the Kalinga Institute of Social Sciences (KISS), which provides free accommodation, food, healthcare and education to the tribal children of Odisha. He is also the founder of Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology (KIIT) and Kalinga Institute of Medical Sciences (KIIMS). “I went to Odisha only once, and that too in his institute for a panel discussion.

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That time, I had come to know about his body of work and was highly impressed. I believe education is the solution to all problems and Dr Samanta is doing a stellar job in this field,” Taapsee said. Samanta felt glad to be a part of “KBC” hosted by megastar Amitabh Bachchan. “This is the second time that I’ve met Mr. Bachchan on the show. Mr. Bachchan was surprised with the good work we have been doing educating more than thirty thousand ‘adivasi’ children as it is one of the most important things for an individual to grow.” Meanwhile, Taapsee is enjoying the success of her latest film “Saand Ki Aankh”, which is based on the lives of India’s oldest sharpshooters Chandro Tomar and Prakashi Tomar. Source: IANS

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Yami Gautam: It’s not easy to be self made in Bollywood

ctress Yami Gautam, who has given a string of hits like “Vicky Donor”, “Kaabil”, “Uri: The Surgical Strike” and “Bala”, is very happy the way her career has shaped up and says it is not easy to be in Bollywood and be self made and make it on your own. Asked how does the brush with stardom feels like, Yami told in an interview: “I am aware of how I feel evolved as an actor... There’s ‘Vicky Donor’, ‘Badlapur’, ‘Kaabil’ and Sarkaar, it did not do well but it will still be a special film because of Amitabh Bachchan, then ‘Uri: The Surgical Strike’ and now ‘Bala’.” “Of course, I feel evolved

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and I don’t think that way that I am star... I am still that pahadi, Chandigarh girl which I love about myself that is very important... Films is a part of my entire life... Having said that there is a lot of gratitude. It is not easy to be here (Bollywood) and be self made and make it on your own,” she added. Yami is thankful for all the good work and love coming her way. “There are so many talented boys and girls out there probably who couldn’t get the opportunity... I am glad and thankful that I got and getting such opportunities to work with such filmmakers on such good scripts,” she said. Source: IANS

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Badshah

has newfound respect for actors, filmmakers after acting debut

Ayushmann’s ‘Dream Girl’ heads to Hong Kong

R actors.

apper Badshah made his acting debut this year and he says now he has newfound respect for filmmakers and

Although the film “Khandaani Shafakhana”, which marked his debut as an actor, failed to create fireworks at the box office, his experience of working on it will “always be one of the biggest learning experiences of my life”. “I was lucky to be part of a tremendous team who were more of friends and made me feel very comfortable with what I was doing. It was amazing to be among such hardworking people as Sonakshi (Sinha). Playing Gabru was both, difficult and easy for me because I had seen so many Punjabi pop stars while growing up and I already had a character lay out in mind,” he said. “It was while executing it in front of the camera, with his own nuances and then the complete transition in the last courtroom scene, was the challenge,” he added. His co-star Sonakshi had played a “very important role” in helping him

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decide and go ahead with the film. “She read the script first and had recommended my name. When I spoke to her, she made me go for it. I did not have to prepare much for the role. I had a certain image of Gabru in my mind from the moment I heard the script and I was just going with the flow. I definitely have a lot of newfound respect for filmmakers and actors after this experience. I think the whole process was a lot of fun,” said Badshah. “Khandaani Shafakhana” aired on Sony MAX on November 22. Source: IANS

ctor Ayushmann Khurrana’s “Dream Girl” will release in Hong Kong on December 5.

Zee Studios International, who distributed the film globally earlier this year, has partnered with MM2 to release the film in Hong Kong. In “Dream Girl”, a comedy drama directed by Raaj Shaandilyaa, Ayushmann played the role of a man with the talent of impersonating a woman’s voice. The comedy drama is coproduced by Ekta Kapoor, and also features Nushrat Bharucha

and Annu Kapoor. On taking the film to Hong Kong, Vibha Chopra, Head-Global Syndication & International Film Distribution, Zee Entertainment, said: “The quirky tale of ‘Dream Girl’ transcends boundaries! A film that has emerged to be one of the biggest entertainers of the year marks 5th Bollywood release in this non-traditional market after ‘Barfi’, ‘Dangal’, ‘Secret Superstar’ and ‘Hichki’. It’s always a great feeling to take such films to the unconventional territories and witness the diaspora’s reaction towards this film.” Source: IANS

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Marinated Green Olives with Garlic & Rosemary Ingredients 150 grams pitted green olives (drained), 1.5 teaspoon dried rosemary, 1/2 tsp lemon zest, 4 cloves garlic (crushed), 1 pinch kosher salt, 1 tsp extra virgin olive oil.

Method:

Italian recipes for this winter Italian food is one of the few global cuisines that Indians are truly obsessed with. Italian food regularly features on the dining tables of most urban Indian households, and more often than not, we fall back on pastas, pizzas and many more to satisfy our cravings for a good meal. Here are some winter recipes to make your menu more interesting.

Grilled Vegetable Pasta Salad with lemon sesame dressing

INGREDIENTS: 250 grams penne pasta, 2 small size zucchini, thinly sliced, 5 baby corns, thinly sliced, 50 grams frozen peas, few basil leaves, 2 lemons, 1/4 cup extra virgin olive oil, 1 tablespoon sesame seeds, 1/4 cup parmesan cheese, chili flakes (optional), salt and pepper.

Method: Squeeze lemon juice in a mason jar or a small bowl and add salt and pepper to taste.Then, add parmesan cheese along with sesame seeds and extra virgin olive oil. Give it a whisk and set it aside to be used later. Bring a big pot of water to boil and add 1 tablespoon salt to it.

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4 Heat oil in a pan and sautĂŠ crushed garlic and rosemary. 4Add lemon zest and

drained olives and sautĂŠ till aromatic. 4Cool and transfer the olives in a large bowl. 4Cover with cling wrap and refrigerate for 2-3 hours before serving. 4Serve marinated olives as an appetizer in small bowls with toothpicks.

While the water boils, heat a grill pan and drizzle some oil. Layer the sliced zucchini and baby corn. Allow it to cook for a couple of minutes in high heat and then ip it. If the pan is small, grill the veggies in batches. Once the water is boiled, drop the penne pasta and cook for 8 minutes or until itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s cooked to al dente. At the last minute, drop the frozen peas and allow them to soften. Keep a serving bowl ready. Once the pasta is done, drain it along with the peas and put it in the bowl along with the grilled veggies. Pour the dressing and give it a toss. Scatter some basil leaves and shave some parmesan cheese on top. Serve warm or at room temperature.

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Katy Perry parties

with B-Town as Karan Johar plays host

rejuvenates itself about every 7 years and it’s been 7 years since I’ve been to India so let’s just say a brand new me is ready to par-tay...”

head of Katy Perry’s performance in Mumbai on November16, filmmaker Karan Johar hosted a star-studded bash for the international pop singer at his residence.

Katy was in Mumbai to perform at One Plus Music Festival.

From Aishwarya Rai-Bachchan to Alia Bhatt, and from Shahid and Mira Kapoor to Anushka Sharma, Kiara Advani, Ananya Panday and Arjun Kapoor, several celebrities from B-Town were present at the welcome party.

Source: IANS

Karan’s close friends Kajol and Gauri Khan were also present at the bash, which was held late on November 14 and went on to the wee hours of next day. Most of guests dressed up in stylish western outfits, raising the glamour quotient. After meeting the “Firework” hitmaker, many took to social media to express their fan moments. Aishwarya posted a picture with Katy, wishing her “more power”. Katy wore a purple shimmery dress, while Aishwarya donned a black dress and accompanied it with a indo western jacket. Actress Kiara Advani posted a picture on Instagram Story in which she can be seen pouting with her. “Katy Pout,” Kiara captioned the image.

Ananya Panday too uploaded a picture with Katy in which they can be seen sharing smiles with each other. “Hot and hot,” she wrote along with the image. Several videos are also doing the rounds on the internet in which celebs can be seen having a chit-chat with Katy. Katy arrived in India on November 12. She even took to her Instagram to share the news of her arrival. “They say every single cell of your body

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Dwayne Johnson

set for superhero debut as ‘Black Adam’ in 2021

fter years of development, actor Dwayne Johnson says he will start filming “Black Adam” in 2020, adding he is elated that his superhero dream is turning into a reality.

Black Adam is Shazam’s arch-nemesis and a complex anti-hero with a rich history of his own. The film based on the DC villain will open on December 22, 2021, days after “Avatar 2” releases on December 17. Johnson announced the film’s release date on Thursday, reports hollywoodreporter. “Like most kids growing up, I dreamed about being a superhero. Having cool superpowers, fighting for what’s right and always protecting the people. It all changed for me, when I was 10 years old and was first introduced to the greatest superhero of all time - ‘Superman’. As a kid, Superman was the hero I always wanted to be. But, a few years into my fantasy, I realised that Superman was the hero, I could never be,” Johnson wrote on Instagram. He continued: “I was too rebellious. Too rambunctious. Too resistant to convention and authority. Despite my troubles, I was still a good kid with a good heart -- I just liked to do things my way. Now, years later as a man, with the same DNA I had as a kid -- my superhero dreams have come true. I’m honored to join the iconic #DCUniverse and it’s a true pleasure to become, ‘Black Adam’. ‘Black Adam’ is blessed by magic with the powers equal to Superman, but the difference is he doesn’t toe the mark or walk the line. This role is unlike any other I’ve ever played in my career and I’m grateful to the bone we’ll all go on this journey together.” The New Line film will reunite Johnson with his “Jungle Cruise” director Jaume Collet-Serra and is a spinoff of Warner Bros. and New Line’s “Shazam!”, Zachary Levi’s superhero film that opened in April. Source: IANS

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Clive Owen to play Bill Clinton in ‘Impeachment: American Crime Story’

scarnominated actor Clive Owen will star as Bill Clinton in “Impeachment: American Crime Story”, the third season of the network FXs award-winning limited series franchise, which centers on the sex scandal that rocked the Clinton presidency. Owen joins Sarah Paulson, who will play Linda Tripp, Beanie Feldstein, who will play Monica Lewinsky, and Annaleigh Ashford, who will play Paula Jones in the limited series, reports aceshowbiz.com. The role of Hillary Clinton is currently being cast. “Impeachment...” is written by Sarah Burgess who executive produces alongside returning ACS team Ryan Murphy, Nina Jacobson, Brad Simpson, Brad Falchuk, Larry Karaszewski, Scott Alexander, Alexis Martin Woodall and Paulson. Feldstein, Henrietta Conrad and Jemima Khan are also producing. The limited series is based on Jeffrey Toobin’s bestselling book “A Vast Conspiracy: The Real Story of the Sex Scandal That Nearly Brought Down a President”. Toobin’s 1997 book The Run of His Life: The People v. O. J. Simpson served as the source material for Season 1 of American Crime Story. Filming on “Impeachment” is set to begin in late March. The limited series is currently slated to premiere on Sunday, September 27, 2020, about a month out from the next US Presidential election, but Murphy recently indicated the date may be in flux as the filming schedule has changed.

Owen’s casting comes in the midst of the impeachment hearing against President Donald Trump. Despite the confluence of events, the current impeachment proceedings are not influencing “Impeachment: ACS”, which chronicles events from two decades ago. Owen received an Oscar nomination for “Closer” and was most recently seen in “Gemini Man”. On TV, he headlined “The Knick” and will also star opposite Julianne Moore in the limited series “Lisey’s Story”. Source: IANS

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Important to play an attacking game as opener in T20s:

Dhawan The first six overs in a T20 game is considered the most crucial as both the batting and bowling team look to grab early advantage and with the World T20 in Australia less than a year away, India opener Shikhar Dhawan is very clear that for him it will be all about attacking from the word go Down Under.

peaking in an interview, Dhawan said that even as every team and every individual is playing with an eye on the showpiece event, he doesn’t really have any special plan. All he wants to do is keep it simple and start on the attack before settling down and providing the middle order the perfect platform to finish with a flourish. “The plan is to play a nice attacking game as an opener in the first six overs and build a good total. I like to play aggressive and if some wicket is slow or if the ball is stopping on it, then obviously the plan changes accordingly. If we can manage to get say 50-55 runs in the first six overs, then the momentum is there for a good finish. My job will be to primarily start well and then score big. Smart and attacking game is my mantra for the T20 format,” he smiled. Asked if it will be about one between him and Rohit Sharma playing anchor as the other attacks, Dhawan answered in the negative. “Play as per the situation. If some day Rohit is attacking and I am not being able to connect well, then that is different. But otherwise, I don’t believe that only one batsman can attack. If your game is to attack, then you must stay natural. Also, when you attack from both sides then the pressure is on the opposition,” he explained.

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A big area of concern in recent times has been the amount of focus on the young Rishabh Pant and the India opener believes that it is all about staying away from the glare and focusing on the job at hand. “I keep telling him that don’t see what is being said or written about you in the media. See, the point is that whatever you see or read will come into your mind. I don’t read any newspaper. I have trained myself that way because I know that if I have done well, they will write good things and if I don’t, they will write that. It is a journey. When I started, I also saw, but that is how you learn. Rishabh is a great talent and he will do really well in the long run,” he said.

their job very well,” he explained. While many look at India skipper Virat Kohli as the epitome when it comes to fitness, it all started with Dhawan discussing fitness with a young Kohli in the Delhi dressing room and also sharing protein shakes. Looking back, Dhawan is happy that from being a one-off, staying fit has now become a lifestyle.

“Fitness is very important and has become and a part of one’s daily While Indian teams over the years routine. Credit to Virat that since he have been all about its batsmen, became the captain, he has ensured the current team has some of the that the attention has remained best bowlers and Dhawan feels towards fitness. I had started early that is the reason why this team has won consistently both at home and wanted to remain fit even when I was 16 or 17. That has helped me a and on foreign soil. lot. In the last decade, skill was given importance and fitness was more of “It is matter of tremendous pride a secondary thing, but things have changed now and the new kids know that we have a team of bowlers that they must be on the top of their who actually put the opposition fitness to be a part of the national team batsmen on the backfoot. I feel and the result is that the fielding of the the bowling line-up is one of the major reasons that we are winning side has improved,” he smiled. consistently and also along with While Dhawan is one of the first the pace bowling attack, we also names when the playing XI for the have the experience to adapt. They limited-overs team is announced, lack train as professionals and know

of form has seen him miss the bus in the longer format. But Dhawan isn’t ready to give up and wants to return with a bang. “Absolutely looking to get back. I am always on for Test cricket and when I get the opportunity (in domestic cricket) I will be playing. I will play Ranji Trophy when I am free. I will not sit at home. When I am not playing all the three formats, I will definitely play domestic cricket,” he said. Asked if he regrets missing India’s maiden Day-Night Test, Dhawan said: “No regrets on missing out. Not there, so might as well accept it and move on. I have accepted it and am working hard to come back strongly.” Signing off, Dhawan said that Team India will be one of the favorites to win the trophy come the World T20 next year. “We are strong contenders. From now onwards we will play so many T20s that we will get refined and be ready for the World T20. I am sure that we will do really well there,” he said. By: Baidurjo Bhose

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A Girl in a Whirl Continued issue (Part 37)

IELTS exam preparation All three of us, Amrit, Nancy and I, returned to Canada two weeks after others had left. I turned unhappier further. The only hope that my parents, Meenu and Sunny would come to Canada was soothing me a bit. Amrit held my hand in his hand for long during our flight. I made him understand that we had to respect our new relations. Bygone was our past. Reality was staring at us. “How could you be so hard on yourself?”, Amrit asked me. He knew I had truly loved him.

had told them how nice she was. Bhua was very happy from our marriages. She had especially congratulated my dad and mom on phone. After coming from India, Amrit and I filed sponsorships for Meenu and Baljit respectively. Amrit began studying for his life-insurance exam. I often felt very sad. Amrit and I hardly talked to each other. Sometimes, I talked to him, but he was always sulky with me. After coming to Canada, I began feeling very weak physically. My mom-in-law sent me to my family doctor. I told my condition to the doctor. He checked my vitals.

“One has to be hard on oneself to discharge one’s responsibilities.”, I tried to convince him unsuccessfully. I hadn’t shared Baljit’s condition with him or anyone, not even with my mom. In fact, I had become very hard on myself.

“Do you feel sexual excitement?”, the male doctor asked me. The doctors born here are so straightforward; they don’t even see whether the patient is male or female.

Well, we reached Canada. Baljit’s parents had come to receive us. They blessed me with lots of love. They were very happy because they had got a hope of Baljit’s coming to Canada. I moved from bhua’s basement to my new in-laws’. They invited bhua to their house very respectfully because I

“Sonia, I think you are under depression. I’ll write you some medication and take it regularly. Don’t miss even its single dose.”, the doctor told me.

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“Not very much.”, I said bashfully.

“Alright.”, I said.

“Do you work?”, the doctor asked.

“No, I don’t. I look after my baby. She is very young.”, I replied. “Keep yourself busy in some hobby or passion. You will feel better. I prescribe you some medication. Take it and see me after one month.”, the doctor said. “All right doctor.”, I took the prescription and went to get medication from a pharmacy. After coming home, I told Baljit’s mom about my depression problem. She asked me to upgrade my qualification. I was feeling hopeless. I felt utmost strain in my eyes. I felt like sleeping more and more. Baljit’s mom took care of Nancy even more than me. She motivated me a lot and asked me to take up any course. I surfed various websites, but I was unable to get anything out.

Continued in next edition

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‘Marjaavaan’: Mush, mayhem & retro mess

Article 15 By: Vinayak Chakravorty Cast: Sidharth Malhotra, Riteish Deshmukh, Tara Sutaria Direction: Milap Zaveri Rating:* * “Marjaavaan” was made with the primary intention of reprising the success of “Ek Villain” for Sidharth Malhotra and Riteish Deshmukh. The two actors have been struggling to survive new Bollywood lately, so they have gone old school with a vengeance. “Marjaavaan” reloads eighties style violence and melodrama, unleashing the combo for a loud potboiler impact. For obvious reason, the onus of unloading this all-out formula bag on the audience’s senses falls on writer-director Milap Zaveri who, in a short span of time, has established his status as Bollywood’s go-to guy if the loud action-melodrama cocktail is what you’re looking to serve. If Zaveri used the retro mayhem mantra to sell ‘deshbhakti’ in his last film, “Satyamev Jayate”, this time the formula is employed to carry forward a tale of mush. Zaveri does that keeping the template of “Ek Villain” intact. Sidharth, as the protagonist, is a bad boy with a heart of gold. Riteish, as the antagonist, is packaged as slightly ‘hatke’ from Hindi mainstream’s assembly-line bunch of baddies. In Bollywood’s (still very much) chauvinistic scheme of things, when it comes to adding novelty to a set-up that has already been tried, the casualty is normally the heroine. So, while Riteish and Sidharth get to keep their jobs in yet another love story laced with violence, Shraddha Kapoor

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of “Ek Villain” makes way for budding Bollywood beauty Tara Sutaria in “Marjaavaan”. Like “Ek Villain”, too, a big factor of “Marjaavaan” is its music (the film boasts of three composers: Payal Dev, Tanishk Bagchi, and Meet Bros.). You spot a couple of hummable songs in the soundtrack, besides the mandatory remix dance number manufactured for Bollywood’s current item gig queen, Nora Fatehi. Like most of eighties commercial Hindi cinema, Zaveri’s script is an excuse to play out the songs, action, melodrama and bizarre dialogues. Sidharth and Tara are Raghu and Zoya, a local goon and the verbally-challenged girl of his dreams. Riteish Deshmukh is Vishnu the midget, son of Raghu’s gangster boss (Nasser). Vishnu hates Raghu because the latter has his father’s trust. Twist in the tale (if you can call it so) happens when Vishnu kills Zoya. Now Raghu guns for revenge. In Milap Zaveri’s world, every twist in the tale is always an excuse to let the narrative go over the top. Post his sex-com misadventure with the Sunny Leone-starrer “Mastizaade”, the writer-filmmaker realised his mojo lay in peddling heightened drama. Also, novelty in storytelling is evidently never important for Zaveri. Larger-than-life gimmicks soaked in old-style masala matters more. In “Marjaavaan”, a big part of the larger-than-life drama kicks with the midget Vishnu. Which in turn means Riteish Deshmukh gets to play out the villain of the piece with filmi swag. While it is not a

memorable role, it has impact enough to obliterate the fact that the film actually has nothing to offer. Tara Sutaria tries to add an element of mystique with her eyes, as the girl who cannot speak, but a lack of imaginative scripting reduces her role to a dumb protagonist. Zoya is mostly trapped in cliches and, literally and otherwise, Tara in her second release finds no voice to assert her stardom or talent. For Sidharth Malhotra, “Marjaavaan” points at a basic problem. He does a functional job portraying Raghu but his very average screen presence is not enough to pull off the dated gimmicks he gets

to play out. As Raghu breaks bones and mouths random cheesy dialogues (“Main todunga aur tod kar jodunga bhi”), you realise this unimaginative revival of the vintage masala movie inadvertently looks like caricature in circa 2019. The fact that Sidharth and Tara as Raghu and Zoya share near-zero chemistry does not really help matters either. Milap Zaveri has just served a very messed-up tribute to the Bollywood entertainers of yore. Come to think, that does not really work as ideal endorsement of the now-defunct masala genre for GenNow viewers. Source: IANS

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DECEMBER 2019

‘Ford v Ferrari’ hits the right spot

Article 15 By: Troy Ribeiro Cast: Matt Damon, Christian Bale, Jon Bernthal, Caitriona Balfe, Tracy Letts, Josh Lucas, Noah Jupe, Remo Girone, Ray McKinnon, JJ Field, Jack McMullen Direction: James Mangold Rating:* * * and 1/2

ased on facts for the battle of supremacy in the mid-1960s between the two titular automotive giants, director James Mangold’s “Ford v Ferrari” is a one-dimensional, old-fashioned period sports drama that balances thrills, laughs and emotions, in equal measure.

One-dimensional because the film is much less about the fierce competitors and their vehicles, and more about the men who pilot the exceptional machines to greatness, and battle against short-sighted employers. The film is old-fashioned because it is a story about underdogs, instincts that cannot be taught, and impulses that cannot be denied — a fact that is deeply embedded in the fabric of every American mythmaking. Also, it is structured in a formulaic manner. The film adeptly chronicles both the era of racing and the legendary men of the races, Carroll Shelby and Ken Miles, who transformed it. Matt Damon plays Carroll Shelby, the first American driver to win the 24 Hours of Le Mans. Sidelined by health issues, he joins Ford as an automobile designer, after the company fails to collaborate with Ferrari, who have been constant winners at Le Mans.

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He ropes in Ken Miles (Christian Bale), a British émigré with extraordinary aptitude behind the wheel and a terrible reputation for being inflexible, obstinate and difficult to handle. How the two men work against the clock to develop a vehicle to compete in the race, which is less than 90 days away, while simultaneously battling Ford’s bureaucracy, forms the crux of the tale. Together Damon and Bale seem enthusiastically immersed in the colorful characters they play. They spar well together very engagingly, both when in cahoots and at odds. Damon effortlessly oozes the all-American charm, and resolve, of the very specific era that Shelby needs. Similarly, Christian Bale is mesmerizing as Miles, the lowly, rowdy, mechanic, constantly aware of his age and commitment to his family. He gives a humane touch to his character, especially when he is bonding with his son Peter. Peter tells him: “You can’t make every lap perfect.” He replies, “But I can try.” Only goes out to show that he is a go-getter who is not willing to give up easily. Caitriona Balfe as Miles’ spry wife Mollie and Noah Jupe as Mile’s concerned son Peter are natural and engaging. They add heart to the tale. Tracy Letts as Henry Ford Jr., gives one of his best performances to date as the egotistical and driven linchpin for this conflict. Josh Lucas as Leo Beebe, is typecast as the Ford executive who takes a strong dislike to Miles and can’t see

that success lies beyond brand consistency. The pace of the film is racy but the plot written by screenwriters Jez Butterworth, John-Henry Butterworth and Jason Keller, has some abrupt scenes that make the viewing a bit jarring, despite astutely maneuvering the story to convince us that it takes more than just a perfectly-calibrated, premium vehicle in order to win.

While the engaging, sharp human drama is key to establishing bonds, with characters risking their lives and livelihood to chase greatness, the film is primarily an inroad to the racing itself. This film reminds you of the 2013-released Ron Howarddirected, “Rush”. But unlike in “Rush”, the races here are disappointing because the adrenaline in the chase is missing. Source: IANS

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DECEMBER 2019

Ways to ace your next job

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idea of what you’re going to say will Congratulations! You have just landed an interview for what could help you frame a solid response. be a wonderful job. Now what? A successful interview will be Also be ready to respond when you’re essential for you to lock in a job offer, and this is your chance to asked if you have any questions for the impress the interviewer enough to get hired. interviewer. Prepare a list of questions you want to ask the interviewer. Remember, you aren’t simply trying to get the job — you are also interviewing the more comfortable you’ll aking the time to prepare the employer to assess whether this feel while you’re talking to your will make the interview company and the position are a good fit interviewer. process, which can be for you. lengthy, run smoothly. Use Your Connections to You will be able to make the best Learn Behavioral Get the Inside Scoop possible impression at every job Interviewing Techniques interview you go on if you are If you know someone who works In addition to standard interview prepared. at the organization or who can techniques, behavior-based put you in touch with a current or Here’s our advice on how to ace former employee, you’ll be able to interviewing is becoming more a job interview, including tips on common. It is based on the idea that every aspect of the interview from gather information that can give a candidate’s past performance is the you an advantage over the other preparation through follow-up. best predictor of future performance. applicants. Behavioral interviews involve you Conduct Company Check LinkedIn to see if you have answering questions about how you Research contacts at the company you can have handled past situations at work. use to get insider information. Research should always be The best way to prepare is to If your college has an alumni your first step after accepting an network tap that, as well. Ask your make a list of your skills, values, and interview. Gathering background interests as well as your strengths and information on employers is crucial connections about the interview weaknesses. For each item on the list, to successful interview preparation. process they went through when they were hired, ask what they like consider a time when you displayed An employer will expect you — and don’t like — about working that quality. Take the time to compile a to know something about the list of responses to common behavioral for the organization. company, and expect you to know interview questions. Learn as much as you possibly can why you will fit in well there. You When answering, describe the past about the company and the job for need to be prepared to answer situation, and how you successfully which you’re applying. It will help the questions, “What do you handled it. Make sure your answers you know what to ask, as well as know about our company”? and are related to the job for which you are giving you insight into the role. “Why do you want to work here?” interviewing. Knowing as much as possible about Take the Time to Practice the company’s past performance Dress for Interview Success and future plans can also help you Practice makes perfect (or at least You will want to decide what to better explain how you can add leads to improvement). Conduct wear before the interview day. Your value to the company. practice interviews with a friend or first impression is very important, and family member, and ask for their Before the interview, review the what you wear is a big part of that first feedback. You can also record or company’s website, particularly impression. Therefore, you want to videotape your responses so you their “About Us” section. Also make sure you look professional and check out their LinkedIn, Facebook, can review your answers and check appropriate for the work environment. your body language. Twitter, Google+, and other social In general, for formal business pages to see what information Prepare answers to commonly interviews, men tend to wear a dark the company is sharing. Don’t be asked interview questions. Doing suit and tie, and women often wear a afraid to contact your prospective so will help you analyze your dark suit or a blouse with dark pants or employer to request details on the background and qualifications for a skirt. You should also limit accessories, position you are interviewing for. the position. You don’t need to make sure you are well groomed, your memorize answers, but having an The more information you have,

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clothing fits you well, and your shoes are shined. If you are unsure about what to wear, email or call the person who scheduled the interview and ask about the typical dress code. It is always a good idea to dress just a little bit more professionally than the dress code requires. Your goal is to make the best impression possible. How to Handle the Day of the Interview It is very important to be on time for the interview. On time means ten to 15 minutes early. If need be, take some time to drive to the office ahead of time or check out other options for getting there so you know exactly where you are going, how long it will take to get there, and what the transportation and parking situation looks like. If you’re running late you’ll be stressed, and that’s no way to start an interview for what could be your new job. Interview Etiquette Remember that it’s not only the hiring manager who makes the decision on who to hire. Be polite and gracious to everyone you meet from the time you walk in the door to when you leave. The people you meet could be your future co-workers, so make the best impression on them that you can. When you arrive, introduce yourself to the receptionist. Make sure you know the interviewer’s name and use it as soon as possible during the interview. If you’re not sure of the name, call and ask prior to the interview. Also, remember to take a extra copy of your resume, a list of references, and any work samples you want to show the employer. Bring a list of questions to ask the interviewer. It’s a good idea to bring a notepad and pen to take notes. Stay calm and avoid stress! Good luck! By: Kirti Bhasin

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From Verka Family to Your Family

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DECEMBER 2019

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srdIAwˆ ivc idKxw cwhMdy ho AttRiY tv qwˆ &ol ` o kro purwxw PYSn

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socx dI hux iblkùl vI zrUrq nhIˆ ikaûik A`j AsIˆ quhwnUM kuJ ies qrHwˆ dy nusKy d`sx jw rhy hwˆ ijnHwˆ nwl qusIˆ grmIAwˆ dy k`pVy vI srdIAwˆ ‘c pw skogy Aqy Awpxy stweIl nUM hor inKwr skogy..

Sorts lMby jYkyt Aqy skwrP dy nwl Sort pŶt pw skdy ho Aqy Q`ly iksy vI rMg dI stwikMg pw skdy ho[ ies dy nwl quhwnUM TMf vI nhIˆ l`gygI Aqy stweIl vI bixAw rhygw[ By: Sajan Kumar

DECEMBER 2019

vYkisMg krvwaux dy bwAd cmVI dI sm`isAw qoN ieMJ pwE Cutkwrw

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grmIAwˆ AwauNdy hI lok sB qoN izAwdw Awpxy fRYisMg stweIl nUM lY ky iPkrmMd rihMdy hn[ hwP slIv Aqy Swrt fRYss pihnx leI lVkIAwˆ dI id`kq Axcwhy vwlwˆ qoN Cutkwrw pwaux dI huMdI hY[ ies leI vYkisMg bYst ivklp hY pr ies nwl bhuq drd sihx krnw pYNdw hY[ kuJ lVkIAwˆ nUM qwˆ vYks krvwaux dy bwAd bhuq swrIAwˆ sikn dIAwˆ pRySwnIAwˆ dw swhmxw krnw pYNdw hY[ sikn ‘qy dwxy hoxy SurU ho jwˆdy hn ikauNik bwl iK`c jwx dy bwAd cmVI dy romiC`dr KulH jwˆdy hn Aqy iPr ies ‘c bYktIrIAw jmHw hox l`gdw hY[ ijnHwˆ lokwˆ dI sikn sYNsitv huMdI hY aunHwˆ nUM ienPYkSn hox dw fr izAwdw huMdw hY[ qusIN vYkisMg dy iekdm bwAd kuJ Kws g`lwˆ v`l iDAwn dy ky ies sm`isAw qoN Cutkwrw pw skdy ho[ AwE jwxdy hwˆ ienHwˆ bwry... 1. vYkisMg krn nwl auNJ qwˆ fY~f sikn dUr ho jwˆdI hY pr jy cmVI izAwdw sMvydnSIl hY qwˆ ies g`l dw iDAwn r`Ko ik mwhwvwrI dOrwn kdy vI vYkisMg nw krvwE[ ies nwl izAwdw sm`isAw pYNdw ho skdI hY[ 2. vYkisMg krvwaux dy bwAd jy qusIN rgV-rgV ky cmVI swP krdy ho qwˆ Aijhw nw kro[ paUimk ston dI vrqoN ies dOrwn nw kro[ ies nwl cmVI iC`l jwvygI Aqy ienPYkSn dw Kqrw vI vD jwvygw[ 3. vYkisMg dI icpicpwht nUM htwaux leI isrP pwxI dI vrqoN kro pr swbx dI vrqoN krn qoN prhyz kro[ 4. vYkisMg dI drd qoN Cutkwrw pwaux leI brP nUM cmVI ‘qy rgVo[ ies nwl AYlrjI dw Kqrw bhuq G`t ho jwˆdw hY[ 5. pwxI nwl sikn swP krn dy bwAd cMgI kMpnI dw moiescrweIzr lgwE[ 6. nwrIAl qyl sikn leI bhuq cMgw huMdw hY[ vYkisMg dy bwAd nwrIAl qyl lgwauxw bYst huMdw hY[ 7. vYkisMg krvwaux dy bwAd tweIt k`pVy nw pihno[ nrm k`pVy pihnx nwl jldI Awrwm imlygw[

Courtsey: JB

DECEMBER 2019

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pMjwbI gwiek mnikrq AOlK ig`pI gryvwl qy bohymIAw Awpxy bhuq jld lY ky Aw rhy hn pRSMskwˆ leI lY ky Aw rhy kuJ nvwˆ nvwˆ gwxw ‘glok’

ig`pI gryvwl Aqy bohymIAw jdô vI iek`Ty Awey hn kuJ v`fw hI lY ky Awey hn[ ie`k vwr iPr ieh Swndwr joVI nvŷ gIq ‘c dyKx nUM imlx vwlI hY[ dysI rOkstwr ig`pI gryvwl Aqy bohymIAw dy gIq ‘Kqrnwk’ dw AwfIE ijs nUM Kud ig`pI gryvwl ny Awpxy ieMstwgRwm AkwaÛt ‘qy swˆJw kIqw hY[ ig`pI gryvwl ny Kulwsw kIqw hY ik ies gIq dw vIfIE vI jld hI swhmxy Awvygw[ d`s deIey ik ig`pI gryvwl Aqy bohymIAw ieh Swndwr joVI nvŷ gIq ‘c dyKx nUM imlx vwlI hY ijs dw Cotw ijhw AwfIE kil`p swhmxy Aw cùikAw

hY[ gwxy dw nwm hY ‘^qrnwk’ ijs nUM kumwr sMnI ny iliKAw hY qy dysI kirau ny sMgIq id`qw hY[ ig`pI gryvwl dI Avwz Aqy bohymIAw dy rYp dw qVkw ies gwxy ‘c dyKx nUM imlx vwlw hY[ d`sxXog hY ik 2017 ‘c gIq kwr n`cdI qô bwAd ig`pI gryvwl Aqy bohymIAw ie`k vwr iPr iek`Ty Aw rhy hn[ies gIq dw SUt ipCly idnIˆ ivdyS ‘c hI kIqw igAw hY ijs dy sỲt qô bohymIAw Aqy ig`pI gryvwl ny vIfIE vI swˆJw kIqw sI[ By: Sajan Kumar

idljIq doswˆJ ny vMfr vUmn gyl Zfot qoˆ kIqI goBI dy prwˆTy bxwaux dI mMg pMjwbI gwiek mnikrq AOlK bhuq jld hI Awpxy nvŷ gIq ‘glok’ nwl sroiqAwˆ dI kcihrI ‘c hwzr hox jw rhy hn[ hwl hI ‘c aunHwˆ ny Awpxy ieMstwgRwm ‘qy Awpxy nvŷ gIq dw postr swˆJw kIqw hY[ ies gIq dy bol swbI iBMdr ny ilKy hn, jdik imaUizk id ik`f ny id`qw hY Aqy vIfIE rUpn b`l ny iqAwr kIqw hY[ ies gIq dw vIfIE jld hI swhmxy Aweygw[ ieh gIq iks idn irlIz hox jw irhw hY ies dw Kulwsw

hwly q`k mnikrq AOlK ny nhIˆ kIqw hY pr ies gIq nUM lY ky auh kwPI auqSwihq hn[ aunHwˆ nUM aumId hY ik ijs qrHwˆ aunHwˆ dy hornwˆ gIqwˆ nUM ipAwr imilAw hY ies gIq nUM vI sroqy ipAwr dyxgy[ mnikrq AOlK dy gIqwˆ dI g`l kIqI jwvy qwˆ aunHwˆ ny keI ih`t gIq pMjwbI imaUizk ieMfstrI nUM id`qy hn, ijnHwˆ ‘cô ‘j`t dI kil`p’, ‘gŶglŶf’, ‘bdnwm’, ‘cUVy vwlI bwˆh’ smyq keI gIq Swml hn, jo sroiqAwˆ dI pihlI psMd bxy hn[ By: Sajan Kumar

is`pI ig`l dI nvIˆ i&lm ‘mrjwxw’ jld bxygI isnymwˆ Grwˆ dw iSMgwr

pMjwbI gwiek qy Adwkwr is`pI ig`l dI nvIˆ i&lm dw AYlwn ho cùikAw hY[ jI hwˆ pMjwbI ieMfstrI dy mltI tYlŷtf gIqkwr, lyKk qy i&lm inrdySk AmrdIp isMG ig`l ny Awpxy ieMstwgRwm aùqy i&lm dw post SyAr krdy hoey iliKAw hY, ‘pMjwb dy aùjVy ivhiVAwˆ dI ih`k ‘qy mwvwˆ dy hMJUAwˆ nwl ilKI drd-khwxI : mrjwxy !’postr aùqy is`pI ig`l dI Swndwr lùk dyKx nUM iml rhI hY[ jI hwˆ AmrdIp isMG ig`l dI ilKI hoeI i&lm ‘mrjwxy’ ‘c lIf rol www.entertainmentmagazine.ca

‘c is`pI ig`l qy Adwkwrw pRIq kml nzr Awauxgy[ ies i&lm nUM fwierYkt vI AmrdIp isMG ig`l Kud krngy[ ieh i&lm nUM pRoifaUs kr rhy ny ivvyk EhrI, srbpwl isMG qy AimRMqpwl isMG Aqy i&lm nUM kopRoifaUs kr rhy ny rOiel pMjwb i&lms vwly[ieh i&lm Agly swl 10 julweI nUM isnymw Grwˆ dw iSMgwr bx jwvygI[ jy g`l krIey is`pI ig`l dy kMm dI qwˆ auh hwl hI ‘c j`dI srdwr i&lm ‘c nzr Awey sn[ hwl hI ivc is`pI ig`l ny Awpxy ieMstwgRwm Akwaût aùqy Awpxy pùqr juJwr isMG dI vIfIE swˆJI kIqI hY[

pMjwbI iPlm ieMfstrI ‘c D`k pwaux qô bwAd bwlIvùf iPlm ieMfstrI ‘c Cw jwx vwly idljIq doswˆJ ienHIˆ idnIˆ AkSy kumwr nwl AwpxI iPlm ‘gùf inaUz’ nUM lY ky crcw ‘c hn[ aunHwˆ dI ies iPlm dw trylr bIqy kuJ

idn pihlwˆ hI irlIz hoieAw hY, jo ik kwPI idlcsp Aqy hwisAwˆ nwl BrpUr hY[ soSl mIfIAw ‘qy srgrm rihx vwly idljIq doswˆJ hux iezrwielI Adwkwrw gofot dI qsvIr ‘qy kumŶt krky crcw ‘c Aw gey hn[ drAsl ies iezrwielI Adwkwrw ny Awpxy ieMstwgRwm AkwaÛt ‘qy sbzIAwˆ k`tdy hoey dI iek qsvIr swˆJI kIqI sI, ijs ‘qy kumŶt krdy hoey idljIq doswˆJ ny iliKAw, ‘’A`Cw g`l sux, A`j goBI dy prÔTy bxw leI, dhIˆ mŶ lY Awvwˆgw[‘’ ijs qô bwAd aunHwˆ dy ies kumŶt nUM aunHwˆ dy pRSMskwˆ v`lô psMd kIqw jw irhw hY[

By: Sajan Kumar

DECEMBER 2019

KwˆsI Aqy jukwm qoˆ Cutkwrw cwhxy hoˆ qw ApxwE ieh GrylU nusKy

r`KdI hY Aqy bImwr hox qô bcwaûdI hY[

KwˆsI Aqy jukwm iv`c Aksr BwrI dvweIAwˆ lYx nwl swief iePYkt ho skdy hn[ AwXurvYidk AYksprt dw kihxw hY ik jykr sDwrx srdI - jukwm dI pRwblm hovy qwˆ dvweI dy nwl kùJ PUfs lYx nwl vI Pwiedw huMdw hY[ ieh PUfs bwfI dy ieMimaUn isstm nUM mjbUq krdy hn Aqy KwˆsI - jukwm vrgI pRwblm qô rwhq dvwaûdy hn[ A`j AsIˆ quhwnUM kuJ Aijhy Awswn GrylU nusKy d`sx jw rhy hwˆ jo ibnwˆ sweIf iePYkt dy KwˆsI-zukwm TIk kr dyvygI.. ielwiecI ies nUM cwh ‘c aubwl ky pIx nwl KwˆsIzukwm nhIˆ huMdw[ jykr iPr vI zukwm ho jwey qwˆ ielwiecI dy dwixAwˆ nUM rumwl ‘c lpyt ky sUMGx nwl zukwm qô Cutkwrw imldw hY[

hldI KwˆsI-zukwm qô rwhq pwaux leI 1 glws grm dùD ‘c iek c`mc hldI pwaUfr imlw ky pIE[ ies dy nwl hI sùkI hlqI nUM jlw ky aus dw DUMAw sUMGx nwl zukwm TIk huMdw hY[ qulsI qulsI KwˆsI-zukwm leI iksy AOSDI qô G`t nhIˆ hY[ qulsI dy 2 qô cwr p`qy cbwaux nwl gly dI KrwS Aqy KwˆsI qô rwhq imldI hY[ qusIˆ cwho qwˆ cwh ‘c aubwl ky vI pI skdy ho[ Adrk Adrk dy rs ‘c Sihd imlw ky Kwx nwl vI KwˆsI dUr huMdI hY[ blgm hox ‘qy rwq nUM sÔx qô pihlwˆ dùD jwˆ cwh ‘c Adrk aubwl ky pIE[ quhwfI ishq ‘c jldI suDwr Awvygw[

By: JNN (PJ)

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DECEMBER 2019

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DECEMBER 2019

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MANISH’S ZODIAC PREDICTIONS - DECEMBER 2019 Manish Kumar Arora, 91-9871062000

Aries (March 21- April 20)

You will be very resourceful, optimistic, willing to make new friends, to travel with them, to change something about your life. Singles will fascinate all around them with their allure, while the coupled up captivate their sweeties anew. You are in the position to inspire others through what you create this month.

Leo (Jul 23 - August 23)

You have experienced, and will continue to do so, a subtle yearning to belong with a friend or a group who shares your own ideals. A trip could bring you love or more passion in your relationship, if you already have a life partner.

Sagittarius

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Taurus

(April 21- March 20)

This is an excellent time to work on monetary planning and strategy. You’ll be focused on joint financial situations and intimate relationships, all of which will work out quite well. However, examine all of your agreements with collaborators and clients carefully to make sure you’re on the right track

Virgo (Aug 23-Sep 23)

Gemini

(May 21-Jun 21)

You’ll be in an excellent shape and you’ll have the opportunity to make much money. But pay attention, because it could be a period of extremes, with unexpected benefits and loss. Also carefully watch the sentimental factor and its influence on your professional life!

Libra (September 24- October 23)

You’ll be more willing to study, more persevering and more patient. The financial situation will improve due to the serious and inspired way you manage your profession. Try to be more tactful, more careful about the way you communicate and about the ingenious ideas you come up with.

You’ll feel unusually assertive and will score major points as you surprise people with your insights and suggestions. However, finances will be almost impossible to predict, though the odds are ever so slightly in your favor. It’s a favorable period for hard study.

Capricorn

Aquarius (January 21 - February 18)

(November 23 - December 21)

You will be full of energy and able to work very hard and make physical effort. You may begin to take on more responsibilities on the job or in another service-oriented capacity. You’ll be there for your friends, ready to help them anytime.

( December 22 - January 20)

You are in the position to inspire others through what you create this month. An exciting job offer, reward, recognition, or promotion is very possible. An opportunity to expand on a worldly level arrives now. Widening your social circle is indicated.

You will have the tendency to become rigid and uncommunicative and to set infeasible goals. You could be less creative so restrict yourself to routines. You should also avoid studies that require elaborateness Love will help you overcome some obstacles from the sentimental point of view.

Cancer (Jun 22- July 22)

You’ll be inspired to suggest new avenues of business to your team and colleagues. You’ll have remarkable powers of persuasion so don’t worry much about getting your way in meetings. This month brings new suitors for singles and a possible change in status for those already attached.

Scorpio (Octo. 24-Nov. 22)

You’ll be very popular, lively and diplomatic. You’ll go out with friends, you’ll have fun, play and travel more often. Listening closely to your beloved nets you lots of pertinent information, and after the first week you gain an understanding that’s invaluable for your love life.

Pisces (February 19 March 20)

Your eagerness to please will be mirrored by your enthusiasm for your profession. Your home life should be especially well integrated with your professional life. Toward the end of December, you may wish to withdraw a bit and recalibrate your thinking about your career path.

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