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Thind Properties organises a business conference for Haryana’s CM

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aljit Thind, founder and CEO of Thind Properties organized a business conference for Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar and his delegates. Honourable Chief Minister of Haryana, Mr. Manohar Lal Khattar, Industry Minister of Haryana, Captain Abhimanyu and the high powered business delegation accompanied the CM. The conference held at the Pan Pacific Hotel in Vancouver was attended by distinguished businessmen from B.C. Thind Properties is one of the leading new home builders with a reputation for providing architectural innovation, tremendous quality, superior customer service and quality warranties. The aim of the conference was to highlight the growth and development of Haryana and encourage investors and businessmen to invest in the state. Mr. Lal talked about the proactive steps his government is taking to ensure a business friendly and a graft free environment existed in Haryana encouraging foreign investors to invest in his state. At the conference, Haryana’s Enterprise Promotion policy 2015

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was introduced which aims to develop the state’s economy. “Our Enterprise Promotion Policy 2015 is truly path breaking. It assures a New Industrial Regulation by Automatic Approvals and Delegation in Haryana so that enterprises can run in a NIRBAADH manner. It reflects our commitment to make business competitive by providing a fine environment of financial incentives and no enhancements. We aim to kick-start Haryana’s economy by achieving 8 percent GDP growth, generate more than 4 lakhs jobs and attract investments of one lakh crore,” said CM Lal about the policy. In his speech at the conference, CM Lal pointed out the good points of the state. “Our state contributes to about 70 to 80 percent of the country’s achievements. Most of the sportsmen are from Haryana. Though we form only 2 percent of the population of the country, we contribute 10 percent to defence.” Mr Amarjit Singh, Acting Consul General of India, Mr Wally Oppal, Monty Sikka, Rick Brar, Peter Dhillon, Jasvir Sindhu, Tony Singh, Arvind Gupta and other personalities were present at the event.

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Mr. Manohar Lal Khattar, chief minister of haryana visits Mr. Thind’s house. Mr. Gary Thind, son of Mr. Daljit Thind and the whole family is welcoming Mr. Khattar to their house.

e are proud to bring yet another edition of South Asian Entertainment Magazine. With an expanded and new team, we aim to achieve greater heights, love and appreciation of all. You’ll see within and in future editions, that Entertainment is expanding in breath, reach, and quality. We continue to provide you with the best and highly entertaining and informative content which is penned down keeping our readers in mind. I hope everyone will join with us to help define this project as we highlight our communities in a balanced and honest light. Together we can celebrate good deeds and good people and the reasons we love our cities. We can also have some heart-to-heart talks about things that can be done better. We at Entertainment, promise you that all who participate will have an equal seat at the table. For us, we are all equal and need each other’s support in order to grow further. If you think we are making a valuable contribution to the community, please support the paper and our advertisers, take part and tell your friends. If you have something which you think the world should know, write it to us. If you think there are areas we should improve on, please contact us at ansalmedia@yahoo.ca or message us on our facebook page. I am always happy to hear about how I can work with people better, represent a community better and most important, make life for all of us better in these wonderful communities we call home.

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The Hand on Back initiative is supporting the Ride2Survive in it’s support of the mission of the Canadian Cancer Society.They also held a 50/50 pole sit at 128th and 82nd ave in Surrey which helped in gaining funds worth a whooping amount of $25000.

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A Parsi girl touches the walls of a Parsi fire temple featuring huge carvings of ancient priests during the Parsi New Year day in Mumbai, August 18, 2015. The Parsis, descendants of Persian Zoroastrians, immigrated to the Indian subcontinent more than 1,000 years ago to escape religious persecution after the Islamic conquest.

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Kuchipudi an established dance form originated in Andhra Pradesh. This classical dance is named after a village Kuchelapuram, 65 Kms from Vijaywada in Andhra Pradesh and became popular due to the patronage of the Brahmins practising it.

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Kapil Comedy Show

Vancouver experiences laughter riots with Kapil and Family

Mr. Jagraj Garcha, Mr. Gurdev Sandhu (Little India Plaza) and Mr. Kam Garcha (Trendwest Production limited) organised an award event in Surrey after an enormous success of the show ‘Comedy With Kapil And Family’ in Vancouver. The organisers thank all the sponsors, supporters, media, friends and the community members for making their contribution and making the show a huge success.

apil Sharma, the ace Indian stand-up comedian gave a rib-tickling experience and ripples of laughter with “Comedy with Kapil and Family” show, which was held at the PNE Coliseum on 2nd August, 2015. Originated as “Comedy Nights with Kapil”, where many celebrity guests appear to promote their latest films in a comedy-focused talk show format, this event was a non-stop comedy show and an extravagant piece of Indian Cinema’s musical magic with a hint of glitz and glamour and styled Bollywood choreography. It was a clean comedy family show and the audience undoubtedly had an amazing time. Organised by Jagraj Garcha, Gurdev Sandhu and Kam Garcha from the Trendwest Production Limited, the event was a huge success with a house full of audience which surely had the best live Indian comedy experience in Vancouver till now.

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Surrey Board of Trade Announces Trade Mission to Fiji Mr Balraj Mann with Honorable Josaia. V. Bainimarama (Prime Minister of Fiji)

he Surrey Board of Trade hosted the Rear Admiral (Retired) The. Honorable Josaia. V. Bainimarama, from Fiji on Friday, August 7, 2015. It was his first visit to Canada since being elected as Prime Minister in September 24, 2014. The lunch hosted over 120 guests where the Honorable Faiyaz Siddiq Koya, Fiji Minister of Industry, Trade, and Tourism, the Honorable Inia Batikoto Seruirat, Minister of Agriculture, Rural, Maritime Development and National Disaster Management and Bradley Truman, Chair of Investment Fiji and Fiji Tourism were also visiting. “We are also proud to announce the Surrey Board of Trade embarking on a trade mission to Fiji in November 2015, with more details to be announced shortly,” said Anita Huberman, CEO, Surrey Board of Trade. The presentations from both the Prime Minister of Fiji and that of his guests exemplified upon the investment opportunities available in Fiji. Fiji is an island group located in the South Pacific Ocean, about two-thirds

Prime Minister of Fiji Honorable Josaia .v .Bainimarama Mr Balraj Mann (President of B M GROUP ) Anita Huberman ( C E O Surrey Board of Trade ) Indra Bhan and other personalities

of the way from Hawaii to New Zealand. By flight it is about 4 hours from Sydney or Auckland, and about 10 hours from Los Angeles. Trade between North America and Fiji has been picking up recently with Fiji now exporting close to US$184 million worth of goods into the United States and around US$5 million into Canada. Fiji is actively seeking foreign investment in agricultural and livestock production, dairy, agro-processing, renewable energy, information/communication/technology, manufacturing, infrastructure and various other areas. To attract foreign investment into Fiji, the Fijian government is offering foreign investors a range of investment incentives, including 5-20 years of tax

holiday’s for eligible investments in certain industries. To make it more attractive for foreign investment, Investment Fiji has reduced red tape, by creating a one-stop online investment registration platform, without the investor even leaving their home – and approved or given an answer in 5 days! “Surrey stands at a critical juncture where the right decisions, through foreign and domestic investment, that has and will create economic opportunities for a generation and beyond. This harnesses the ability to bring in international businesses as well as local and national investment opportunities for Surrey. And I think that in Surrey Fijian businesses and Canadian busi-

nesses can focus on the strength and innovation within every entrepreneur to take an idea and use it as the foundation for building a business, locally and globally,” said Dr. Greg Thomas, 1st Vice-Chair and Chair of the Surrey Board of Trade’s International Trade Team. The Surrey Board of Trade has been in Surrey since 1918, businesses and organizations with economic opportunity, workplace development, education, international trade, documentation services government advocacy and business connections. The Surrey Board of Trade has 2,100 business members, representing 6,000 business contacts and over 60,000 employees. They support business, attract business and improve economic efficiencies for business through government lobbying. The Surrey Board of Trade is the goto place for business resources and information. We give our heartiest congratulations and gratitude to Mr. Balraj Mann ( President of BM GROUP) for organizing the event.

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“Customer is king” believes Remo Mastropieri at the Real Canadian Superstore By Surinder Shaun Kochhar

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ne does not afford a second chance to create a first impression.

When I met Mr. Remo Mastropieri who is the Store Manager of the Real Canadian Superstore at Marine Drive, Vancouver for the first time, I experienced with alacrity a Canada born 6’ 2” tall Latino, who strikes an aura of an easily approachable executive full of love and life for mankind. As we walked the talk, I found him cool, calm, composed and collected. On being requested to share his professional career he went into a reminiscing mode with an easeful smile on his face and brightness of success in his eyes. He hastened to add that he started his career in 1992 at an age of 24 years as a part time shop floor intern with Loblaws, a thirty one billion dollar company at present with 7 companies in its fold including Superstore, Lowes and Shoppers drug Mart. While explaining his scintillating career growth, he repeatedly reminisced with a sense of satisfaction on his face and hastened to add, “Loblaw- one of the best employers- offers a lot of room to advance in succession and I never thought of leaving this beautiful company”.

Keeping in view his constancy to purpose, loyalty par excellence and honesty of commitment he was suitably rewarded one rung after another on the ladder of a career towards top. At 42, with age on his side and a blotless career spanning over 23 years, a better chair awaits him. The best is yet to happen. Behind every successful man there is a woman as they say. He gives enough credit to his parents, wife and lovely daughters. He is hard working, a karamyogi, an ever-caring father of three, a lovable husband and a successful leader who earns his leadership every day. Success loves the company of a prepared mind and he proves it daily by dint of hard work. Though, in loblaws, he has worked at various places and positions exceptionally well, yet his present stint speaks of his enviable talent. It will not be out of place to mention that he is leading a team of 410 employees, which is not less than a mega corporate establishment. The secret of his enduring success is his firm belief, CUSTOMER IS KING. Second, he loves the flavor of multicultur-

alism in staff as well as customers. He is proud of an efficient multicultural team who works in a spirit of camaraderie. To handle himself he uses his head and to handle others he use his heart. He loves to address the taste a wide multicultural community. Apart from work in his free times he enjoys fishing, playing soccer and engage with the family. He is a great executive who attracts great people and knows how to hold them together. God bless this noble soul to serve the community for many years to come.

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“Bajirao Mastani is all consuming and difficult”

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ctor Ranveer Singh, who is usually active on social media as well as social events of Bollywood, says he has been missing from action as he is “immersed” in bringing alive the “SLB magic” with “Bajirao Mastani”. The “Band Baaja Baaraat” actor essays Maratha warrior Peshwa Bajirao I in the historical drama, directed by Sanjay Leela Bhansali. On the 315th birth anniversary of Peshwa Bajirao I, Ranveer took to Twitter and shared that he is honoured on playing the 18th century character. That apart, he shared “A lot of you are wondering why I’ve been MIA (missing in action) for so long.... it’s because I’ve been completely immersed in ‘Bajirao...’ “It’s difficult and all-consuming... But I must admit, never before have I enjoyed performing this much.” He also extended an invitation to his fans, followers and friends on the social media platform to show support to the movie when it hits the screens on December 18. “You are all cordially invited this December to witness the SLB Magic on the big screen,” added the actor, who shares screen space with actresses Deepika Padukone and Priyanka Chopra in “Bajirao Mastani”. Mastani’s role is essayed by Deepika, while National Award winner Priyanka portrays Kashibai, the first wife of Peshwa Bajirao.

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the most anticipated romantic thriller of this season

ational award-winning actress Kangana Ranaut says that despite being a love story, “Katti Batti” unfolds like a thriller that would raise the curiosity of the audience. As part of the film’s promotion, Kangana and actor Imran Khan visited a radio station and interacted with the media. “From the promos, what people are feeling is obviously that it is a modern love story. But it’s much more than that. If you see the film, it unfolds like a thriller though it is basically a love story,” Kangana said. “Girl and boy like always are meeting and falling in love, but the difference is that this girl has suddenly disappeared, the mystery about who is she and where has she disappeared unfolds during the course of the film.” Response to the promos has been extremely positive. “Whoever has seen the film has loved it, Aamir Khan loved it. The aspect that people actually love about the film is the innovative manner of narrating the love story. As far as the songs are concerned, ‘Sarfira’ has already become popular and we have received good response for the film till now,” said Kangana. The story traces the journey of Maddy and Payal spanning their love, live-in relationship and separation over a period of time.

Shah Rukh Khan, Alia Bhatt to star in Gauri Shinde’s next

nglish Vinglish fame Gauri Shinde is all set for her next film that will be produced by Karan Johar. And guess who are the lead actors? Gauri has cast romance king Shah Rukh Khan and Highway star Alia Bhatt together in her next. KJo, who will be co-producing the film under his Dharma Productions along with Shah Rukh’s Red Chillies Entertainment and Hope Productions, announced the news on microblogging site Twitter on August 18. “Red Chillies Entertainment... Dharma and Hope Productions are proud to present Gauri Shinde’s next starring... SHAH RUKH KHAN and ALIA BHATT,” Karan tweeted. Shinde’s directorial debut, the 2012 entertainer English Vinglish, which also marked the

comeback of Sridevi onto the big screen, found critical acclaim as well as the audience’s love for telling a poignant tale of a woman who learns English in the quest of ‘fitting in’ the life of her husband and children. This will be Shah Rukh’s first film with Alia. It will be interesting to see the duo star together as while SRK turns 50 in November, Alia is less than half his age. Both the actors have big films in their kitty as of now. SRK has three films -- Raees, Dilwale and Fan -- lined up for release, and Alia, 22, has projects like Shaandaar, Udta Punjab and Kapoor and Sons in her kit-

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Anticipated problems with ‘Phantom’ release in Pakistan:

Katrina Kaif

atrina Kaif, whose “Phantom” has been banned in Pakistan, says such is the subject of their recently released film that they expected problems in its release in Pakistan. Jamat-ud-Dawah chief Hafiz Saeed has filed a petition in the Lahore High Court seeking a ban on the film’s release in Pakistan, alleging that it contains “filthy propaganda” against his country. “It is logical that Pakistan will have problem with this film. A person is doing wrong and the country is not doing wrong. One of the villains in the film may be from Pakistan but that doesn’t mean Pakistan is a villainous country,” Katrina told PTI in an exclusive interview. “He (Kabir) feels the country has suffered and not that the country is bad. There is a lot of conflict and upheaval between the two coun-

tries so there will be stories on it.” The actress said despite being a fictional take on the 26/11 terror incident but it has got its facts right. “There is a very important track of Pakistan in the film… about someone who is in Pakistan. I think we are not here to preach. We are here to make an amazing story. But it has got its facts and base in right place.” Katrina, 32, said when director Kabir Khan first narrated her the story, she was not sure whether they should go ahead with it. “The moment I heard the story, I told Kabir, ‘Are you sure you want to do this’. But he was passionate about the story… It has an important message and beyond that, it is a fiction film. It is an exciting thriller.” “Phantom” is about the aftermath of 26/11 attacks in Mumbai

and global terrorism. The screenplay of the film has been written in co-ordination with author Hussain Zaidi, and is an adaptation of his book “Mumbai Avengers”. When the 26/11 terror attacks took place, Katrina was shooting for “Ajab Prem Ki Ghajab Kahani” at a suburban studio in Mumbai. “I was shooting for ‘Ajab Prem Ki Ghazab Kahani’ and we were at film city. The information was slowly coming in. A small thing has happened…then it turned out to be a bigger thing and I spent the next three days in shock. I couldn’t believe it,” Katrina said. This is the third time Katrina and Kabir have teamed up after “New York” and “Ek Tha Tiger”. So there is a comfort level and trust between the two.

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‘Singh Is Bliing’ not a sequel to ‘Singh Is Kinng’: Akshay

ctor Akshay Kumar says his forthcoming film “Singh Is Bliing”, in which he plays a Sikh character, is not a sequel to his past movie “Singh Is Kinng”. “You have seen me as a ‘sardaar’ in many films, be it ‘Namastey London’ or ‘Singh Is Kinng’, but it’s (this) not a sequel of ‘Singh Is Kinng’. It is absolutely different from that,” the actor said at the trailer launch of “Singh Is Bliing”. The trailer was launched in mumbai with much fanfare with Akshay making a grand entry on a tractor along with director Prabhudheva and co-star Amy Jackson. Talking about the film, Akshay further said: “It’s a very funny story and has a bit of emotions too. If you all remember, Prabhudheva and I did a film called ‘Rowdy Rathore’. This film belongs to that genre. I hope you guys enjoy it as much as I have enjoyed working in it.” Produced by Grazing Goat Pictures, “Singh Is Bliing” also features Kay Kay Menon and Lara Dutta. It is slated to release on October 2.

eteran actor Anupam Kher was invited to the birthday dinner of actor Robert De Niro, where he also met internationally known names like David O’Russel and Bradley Cooper. Anupam, who has shared screen space with De Niro in O Russell’s Oscar-winning film, “Silver Linings Playbook” shared on micro-blogging website Twitter that he was “privileged” to be invited for the 72nd birthday of the “Raging Bull” star. “Privileged to be invited by Mr. Robert De Niro for his birthday in NY. Met up with David O’Russel and Bradley Cooper,” Anupam wrote. The 60-year-old actor, who is currently touring the US for his play “Mera Woh Matlab Nahi Tha”, also met film director George Lucas of “Star Wars” fame at De Niro’s birthday party. “Genuinely believe that #KucchBhiHoSaktaHai. Never thought will meet George Lucas in Robert De Niro’s birthday party,” he tweeted.

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By Kiran Toor

KAL DOSANJH Founder & CEO of Kids Play

al Dosanjh is a veteran officer with a law enforcement agency. With over 15 years as a patrol officer, he recently transferred to the Domestic Violence Section as a detective. He also served on the Firearms Interdiction Team, Drug Squad, as an Undercover Operator, Acting Sargent on the riot squad and has also assisted on large scale investigations in various capacities. The types of calls included homicides, robberies, serious assaults, in addition to dealing with violent drug dealers, gang members and individuals suffering from mental health issues. On account of the various types of dangerous calls he responded too, and his community work, he received several commendations. Kal also sits on various boards, which includes and has included: • SOAR Philanthropic Society • BC Human Rights Coalition • Odd Squad Productions Society • Sahara Services Society • Junior Chamber of Commerce In addition to serving as a positive role model for youth, Kal also promotes a healthy and fit lifestyle. He has competed internationally in the 2009 World Police Fire games, where he placed in the top 5 in the world for powerlifting. Kal strongly believes that engaging our youth in sports, will play a significant role in diverting them away from a life in gangs and drugs. To this end, he conceived and implemented a large scale soccer program for Downtown Eastside inner city youth, called the Police Athletic League Youth Soccer Tournament. The program has grown exponentially over the years, and this year took place in BC Place Stadium with approximately 1000 youth participating. Kal has taken this message of helping our youth to all channels of media, which includes, t.v., newspapers, magazines and radios, in his attempt to connect with youth. This also includes his own show on fitness, aptly named “Desi Beasts”. Kal has run various sports projects for youth, in addition to being engaged with the community through various speaking engagements and public appearances.

ARJAN BHULLER Founder & CFO of Kids Play

rjan Singh Bhullar is a Canadian Olympic wrestler. Wrestling has a history in the Bhullar family. Father Avtar was the first to excel in both the traditional Indian style of wrestling (Kushti) and Olympic style wrestling. All 10 Bhullar boys of the family were eventually put through the same rigorous training regimen in the Bhullar “Akhara“ (gym), built on the family farm. Equipment was scarce and sympathy non-existent; while work ethic and a desire to become the best abundant. This was the unofficial beginning for Team Bhullar. He went on to wrestle for wrestling powerhouse Simon Fraser University on a scholarship, while pursuing a degree in Political Science. Simon Fraser allowed Arjan to compete in the Canadian University league (CIS) as well as an American University league (NAIA). Under the tutelage of Coach Justin Abdou and personal coach Nick Ugoalah, Arjan was able to win multiple national titles for Simon Fraser, as well as a Bronze medal at the University World Championships. Arjan was the first wrestler in history to win University national titles for the Canadian (CIS) and American (NAIA) leagues in the same year. Building upon his success at the University level, Arjan was able to have some early success while competing for Canada. He was named Wrestler of the Year in 2009 and followed that up with a dramatic Gold Medal performance in Delhi at the 2010 Commonwealth Games over the hometown hero from India. From the outset, Arjan’s goal was always to become a world champion. That was always the mindset, and the ultimate goal. Wrestling at the 2012 London Olympic Games (as the first ever Indian to represent Canada) in Freestyle Wrestling- the stage was set for the Grand Finale. Unfortunately things did not work out in Arjan’s favour as he lost on technical points to the eventual Bronze Medalist.

Julia Roberts’ marriage in trouble, divorce likely?

retty Woman actor Julia Roberts’ 13-year marriage to cinematographer Daniel Moder is allegedly hit a rough patch. The 47-year-old Hollywood actor has been married to Moder since 2002 and the duo has three children together. However, reports suggest Moder has “had enough” of the star, reported OK! magazine. “Danny just doesn’t feel like they have a true partnership. (It’s always) been (Julia’s) way or the highway. (She is) very emotional (and can go from) screaming one minute and then apologising the next. (She) goes off on rant after rant, pointing the finger at Danny at ever opportunity. (He’s) had enough!,” a source said. The couple has three children together -- Hazel Patricia, Phinnaeus Walter and Henry. And Roberts has had a tough two years after losing her half-sister Nancy and mother Betty. “(She’s) suffered an emotional collapse. She was already reeling from her mom’s cancer crisis. Now, she’s been deeply hurt and stung by all the criticism after Nancy’s death and feels she doesn’t deserve it. Julia insists that Nancy’s death was not a suicide.” Roberts has a $225 million dollar fortune and may have to fork over a huge amount in case of a divorce settlement. The couple has reportedly put two of their homes on the market, a six-bedroom compound in Hawaii and a West Village pad, possibly in preparation of a settlement.

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Music is really a uniting force: Zac Efron

ctor Zac Efron, who features as a disc jockey (DJ) in romantic comedy “We Are Your Friends”, says music is a uniting force and a DJ is the person who is at the helm of that. The 27-year-old, who rose to fame after the “High School Musical” series, will be featuring as a 23-year-old DJ Cole in the film. His character finds his way in the world through nightclubs as an aspiring DJ. Talking about it, he said: “Cole is starting to realise that he’s not truly himself when he’s around his friends, He’s got their unconditional love, but he’s not following his heart. “It’s when he’s behind the decks that a sense of freedom and purity comes out, when he feels at one with everyone around him. Music is really a uniting force and a DJ is the person who is at the helm of that, which is really cool,” Efron said in a statement. “We Are Your Friends” was released across USA and Canada on August 28,2015.

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inger Madonna celebrated her 57th birthday with a Spanish gypsy-themed party.

The “Material girl” hitmaker, who turned a year older on August 16, hosted the bash at her mansion in the Hamptons here, arriving “in a vintage gypsy wagon filled to overflowing with dancers all in gypsy attire” and then partied until the early hours in a tent filled with bales of hay. “Everyone sat on the bales of hay and later stood on them

Courteney Cox in no rush to get married

ctress Courteney Cox, who is engaged to Snow Patrol rocker Johnny McDaid, says she is in no rush to get married. The couple got engaged last June and the only factor which is making them consider tying the knot sooner rather than later, is pressure from Coco, who is Cox’s daughter with former husband David Arquette. “Johnny and I are still in the planning stages, although Coco seems to want to be wedding planner and has taken over. We’re in no rush but we’d like to do it some time soon... more for Coco who can’t wait to be a bridesmaid,” said Cox. “We don’t have any plans at the moment. We don’t have any firm decisions yet. But it’s fun thinking about it and figuring out what to do and when to do it. I’m having fun with that,” she added. Coco also took on a very special role at Arquette’s wedding to entertainment host Christina McLarty earlier this year.

to dance. The party was still going as the sun was rising on the next morning,” a source was quoted as saying by the New York Post newspaper, reports femalefirst.co.uk. Madonna was escorted to the event by a pair of identical twins, Kevin and Jonathan Sampaio, and was given a French bulldog puppy named Gypsy Rosa Lee as a gift by her children Lourdes, Rocco, David and Mercy. The party was also attended by actresses Naomi Watts and Kelly Ripa, as well as stylist B. Akerlund and designers Jeremy Scott and Dan and Dean Caten, all of whom came dressed in full gypsy costume.

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Manasvi Noel crowned Miss India-Canada 2015

anasvi Noel of Mississauga city has been crowned Miss India-Canada 2015 at the 25th edition of the annual beauty pageant organised here, a media report said. During a night full of “entertainment, prestige and glamour all rolled up into one”, the Dubai-born Noel won the esteemed title, the final top contenders for which included Sharon Philipose, Kajill Aujila, Tanpreet Parmar and Priya Sharma. Sharon Philipose was adjudged the first runner-up, while Kajill Aujila was the first runner-up of the contest held during the weekend at the International Plaza Hotel here. This year marked the silver jubilee of the beauty pageant. Organisers Sanjay Agnihotri and Gautam Sharma also presented the Special Achievement Award to Bollywood actress Preity Zinta for her contribution to Indian and international cinema. Noel, a graduate from CIMT College’s Etobicoke School of the Arts in drama and acting, is currently studying media communications at Toronto’s Humber College. She plans to have her own academy for freestyle dancing in which students can learn different Indian and traditional dance forms.

(L-R) Organizer Sanjay Agnihotri, emcee Francis D’Souza, Bollywood actress Priety Zinta, Manasvi Noel and emcee Karen Johnson at Miss India-Canada 2015. For the first time, the festival included lasers which lit up the venue, with beautiful laser logos creating patterns on the walls of the City Hall. True to its mash-up character, the biggest Bollywood festival in Canada was not just about Bollywood films and music, but also included yoga, dance classes, and tastiest delicacies. Reminding visitors of Dilli Haat, its Bollywood Monster Marketplace offers a unique shopping experience for visitors. In fact, the festival has been created with the fusion of Bollywood and other genres to reflect the multicultural character of Mississauga city where immigrant people from over a hundred countries have settled. Summing it up, Kohli said: “Everything about this Bollywood festival

is a fusion act - cultural fusion, genre fusion...orchestra, laser show... hug acts on state. Actually, we are throwing a huge party (for people of all cultures in the city). “Five years ago, Mississauga city asked me to fill the gap because we didn’t a have a high-quality festival. Immediately, Bollywood Monster Mashup was a hit because Bollywood is so popular everywhere. In just five years, we have become the largest south Asian film festival in Canada. We get our locals artistes to mingle with international artistes. In fact, many artistes come for their premiere Canadian performances here.” Notable international performances at this year’s festival included Mexican Trumpets and Brazilian Percussion.

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Director: SS Rajamouli. With: Prabhas, Rana Daggubati, Anushka Shetty, Tamannaah Bhatia. Genre: Action Duration: 159 mins. Rating: 4/5

he most expensive Indian movie ever made turns out to have spent a fair bit on getting one man to the top of a cliff and then leaving him hanging. SS Rajamouli’s Baahubali – a Telugu production, dubbed into Tamil and releasing in two parts (Baahubali: The Conclusion follows next year) – reportedly set its producers back around $40 million: pocket change by Hollywood standards, a sign of how the movie world’s other half live. Yet for once with these lavish items, the budget isn’t the whole story: the impressive results only set one to wondering why the American studios don’t insist on getting more for their The eponymous hero (“The One with Strong Arms”) embodies several legends for the price of one. Plucked from a river, the infant Baahubali could be Moses; shifting a stone shrine sev-

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Baahubali

eral hundred feet, his teenage self is as hefty as Hercules; swinging from vines so as to climb the waterfall his village sits under, he’s as romantic a figure as Tarzan. The film, like its hero, keeps flexing its muscles; Rajamouli clearly asked “What can’t we do with this cash?” You want to

see a man wrestling a bull with his bare hands? You got it. Two lovers fleeing an avalanche on a rock? Check. A hero swatting 10,000 arrows using his sword alone? Why not. N e w frontiers unfo l d before our eyes: one moment we’re w i t nessing mildly risqué canoodling in a forest of orchids, the next prowling the streets of a fortified city where hundreds of flogged and flogging extras have been charged with erecting a towering golden statue. (Again with the Moses comparisons.) The final 45 min-

utes roam a vast battlefield that, with its human shields and B o a d i c e a - st y l e murder chariots, makes Helms Deep resemble a punchup in a chip shop. At each turn, the money’s right there on screen, yet what’s most striking is how these resources have been m a r -

shalled – to enhance, rather than clutter up, the narrative through line. In this, Baahubali demonstrates the pleasing, straight-ahead simplicity of certain videogames: whenever our hero accomplishes a task, some new challenge presents itself. Upon scaling that waterfall, the adult Baahubali (the genial, moustachioed Prabhas) finds he’s strayed into a civil war; only with a glimpse of warrior princess Avanthika (Tamannaah Bhatia) does he sense which side to pick. Their slyly feminist pairing makes some headway, yet that last-act battle forms part of an extended flashback that reveals the full extent of the dynastic tangle they’ve charged into. (The decision to split one epic into two films here makes narrative and economic sense: this mess will require some cleaning up.) Throughout, Rajamouli strikes a nearperfect balance between physicality and poetics. That waterfall becomes both mirror and measure of personal growth; one lingering slo-mo shot of a warrior’s chainmail in motion would stir a Zhang Yimou or Wong Kar-wai into renewed action. It’s merely cute when Baahubali plunges into a lake to paint the hand the dozing Avanthika has let slip into the waters, yet the action has a lovely pay-off: this impromptu tattoo is seen to complete one on the hero’s bicep during a later embrace. Unlike the committee scripting of, say, The Scorpion King, a lot of Baahubalia appears to have been written in the stars. And that’s finally the film’s appeal: it’s a throwback, the kind of peppy serial that would have graced the multiplex in the days before product-placement, billion-dollar PR campaigns and obligation 3D, when the sole components required for a blockbuster were a hero, a villain, a few fights, a few songs, and a happy ending. Rajamouli defers on the latter for now, but his skilful choreography of these elements shucks off any cynicism one might carry into Screen 1: wide-eyed and wondrous, his film could be a blockbuster reboot, or the first blockbuster ever made, a reinvigoration of archetypes that is always entertaining, and often thrilling, to behold. Roll on 2016.

IC-SEA and OF BJP-BC felicitate CM of Haryana at a glittering reception in Surrey

urrey- Hundreds of prominent members of the South Asian community welcomed the Honourable Chief Minister of Haryana, Mr Manohar Lal Khattar, Industry Minister of Haryana, Captain Abhimanyu and the high powered business delegation travelling with the CM at a glittering reception organized by IndoCanadian Socio Economic Association (IC-SEA) and Overseas Friends of Bhartiya Janata Party – BC.

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mesmerises the audience with his melodies at the packed Bell Centre

itin Mukesh had been saying it in his recorded messages & interviews and after a 5 hour long performance at Surrey’s Bell Centre on Sunday, August 9, it’s safe to say that he stole the hearts & souls of Vancouver’s music loving audience. ‘Remembering Mukesh with Nitin Mukesh’ will remain etched in their memories for a very long time. Nitin, Manasi and the other musicians performed brilliantly forcing many to term the concert as “the finest music concert of their life”. Nitin made people cry, laugh, sing and dance to the evergreen melodies of his illustrious father Mukesh Ji. He received a standing ovation at the end of the event which is a proof of his magical charm with Vancouver’s audience, who continued to throng his performances and remained glued to their seats for over 5 hours. Nanak’s Angoori Gulabjamun were served throughout the performance and the evening was a bit more melodious when Kamal Sharma of KVP Entertainers & Kamal’s Video Palace announced $ 1 from the sale of every ticket going to St. Paul’s Hospital . It certainly was an evening to remember.

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Most Common Transmission Problems

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etermining what problem(s) your car has may seem like an impossible task, especially to the untrained eyes and ears of the average driver. It may be helpful to think of your car’s inner workings as similar to that of the human body. For instance, if you have chest pain that could point toward any number of health issues, but if the chest pain exists in addition to difficulty breathing, then it is much more likely that asthma (or something very similar) is the cause. Automotive problems are diagnosed in a similar manner. Problems that involve mechanical systems typically exhibit distinct sensations and sounds that act as indicators that a certain process isn’t working the way it is intended to. As soon as you recognize that something seems a bit “off” with your vehicle’s functionality, it is time to assess the issue and look for a way to fix it. Diagnosing car problems yourself may seem like an impossible task, but try to think of it in terms of your own body. For instance, if your stomach begins to hurt without warning, you’ll probably start thinking of the last thing you ate in order to figure out why you’re having the pain. A similar type of thinking goes into diagnosing car trouble. The moment you start noticing something out of the ordinary, it’s time to start considering the problem and finding a way to fix it. Automatic Transmission Cut AwayYour car’s transmission is a complex mechanical system that controls the application of power from the engine to the driveshaft. It experiences more wear and tear over time than most other parts of your vehicle due to the heat and friction produced by their many moving and interacting components. Major issues are bound to arise if your transmission is not well maintained and/or symptoms of a problem are not checked by a professional soon after they develop. Transmission repairs or replacements are inconvenient, stressful and typically quite expensive, so it’s a good idea to pay attention to any activity that seems unusual. Adhering to the recommended maintenance procedures and schedule intended to prevent problems will help your transmission last longer, perform better and require fewer repairs over its lifespan. That said, if you’re having some car trouble, it is important to

sounds that can be described as being slightly more mechanical, louder and abrupt sounding. A clunking sounds when you shift gears almost always lies within a transmission, while constant velocity joins or the differential may be the source if the clunking is coming from the underside of your car. As mentioned already, it is always best to get the problem diagnosed and repaired as soon as possible and not wait until later when you “find the time” or “have the money”. If you wait until later what would have been a relatively inexpensive repair can easily become a much more costly one.

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know what the most common types of transmission problems are so that you can easily diagnose them and get them fixed. Here is a list of symptoms of transmission trouble and what signs you should look for.

Lack of Response Ever notice that while driving that the car hesitates or refuses to go into gear? If you have, then there is definitely something wrong. The moment a driver shifts from park to drive the car should immediately go into the proper gear. For automatic transmissions, you might notice that when shifting into drive or park that there is a delay before you feel the gear engage. This is usually a transmissionbased concern. Manual transmissions can have the same lacking response issue, but after shifting into gear the engine’s RPMs will surge, but the car won’t move as fast as the engine sounds like it’s going. This is usually caused by a clutch that needs to be replaced, but may sometimes point to a more severe problem.

Whining, Clunking and Humming It’s impossible to say exactly what your car will sound like when there is trouble with your transmission, but one thing is for sure, you’ll get a “I haven’t heard that sound before” feeling when you notice it. The sounds that are produced vary widely between different makes and models, but the best way to describe them is that you’ll probably hear a humming, buzzing or whining noise. Manual transmissions will emit

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By Trevor Hofmann

nfiniti replaced its much loved and much lauded G37 with the all-new Q50 in late 2013 as a 2014 model, and we covered a number of trim levels. The first one I drove and reviewed was a Q50 Hybrid, while my colleague followed that one up with a Q50 AWD Premium and I followed him up with a different slant on the same car. It took us until February of this year to get my 2015 Q50 3.7 AWD review published, and here we are again with a very nicely equipped 2015 Q50 3.7 AWD Limited Edition. In case you’re curious, Infiniti’s Canadian division offers the conventionally powered Q50 in five trim levels for 2015, last year’s Premium designation now off the menu and my latest tester’s Limited trim on. The rundown is as follows: Q50 3.7, Q50 3.7 AWD, Q50 3.7 Limited, Q50 3.7 AWD Sport, and Q50 3.7 Sport, while the Q50 Hybrid AWD can only be had in one well-equipped so-named model. Of course, Infiniti shoots back with some innovative technology of its own, and not just copycat systems developed and engineered by Japanese hybrid producers. The Q50, as tested, is the only car in the world to offer Direct Adaptive Steering, a steerby-wire system with no direct mechanical connection between steering wheel and tires. Infiniti took more than a decade to develop DAS and believe me it shows. It has the ability to react much quicker to steering wheel input than a conventional hydraulic- or electric-powered rack and pinion steering setup, specifically responding to what you’re doing rather than the other way around. In a nutshell, an ECU reads the amount of turn-in you’re adding to the steering wheel after which it calculates and provides the appropriate info to the steering motors. Steering feedback, which is no longer physically connected, is instead defined by an electronic control unit, as well as a camera and processing module, all determining the amount of resistance to add back to the steering wheel through a steering force actuator unit. The advantage is the system’s ability to electronically modify the steering ratio and feedback without mechanical revisions, some of that ability right at your fingertips. A chrome-detailed toggle switch on the lower console lets you flick through its Quick, Standard, and Casual ratios, all designed to match a driver’s varying moods, and they really do make a difference. I should mention here that DAS in the 2015 model I drove earlier this year and in this Limited trimmed Q50 felt better than it did last year, much to do with a number of modifications made to steering and suspension tuning in all 2015 Q50 models, increasing the feel and responsiveness of the hydraulic steering system in base models

and adding more feedback from the upgraded DAS setup, so that now it feels much better at high speeds and more natural through fast-paced corners. By the way, if you find the idea of direct steering a bit disconcerting, some relief should come in the knowledge that Infiniti has your back with a failsafe mechanical backup system that will take over within milliseconds if DAS were to have a meltdown. After more than 10 years of development it’s no doubt a safe and sound system, and I certainly never had any problems in any of the four DAS-equipped Q50s I’ve tested. All were extremely responsive to input when the Drive Mode toggle was flicked to its Quick setting, this latest 2015 model unbelievably reactive, making the Q50 feel like a much smaller, lighter car than it is, while cornering grip is shockingly good. I must admit, however, that Casual mode remains much too (yawn) relaxed for the way I prefer to drive, but I can appreciate that some Q50 owners will like it. When you factor in standard equipment the Infiniti star (or rather its never-ending road logo) starts to shine ever brighter, with the base rear-drive model receiving proximity sensing Intelligent Key access with pushbutton ignition, a tilt and telescopic leather-wrapped three-spoke heatable multifunction steering wheel, a leatherwrapped shift knob with aluminum accent, Fine Vision electroluminescent gauges, a multi-function trip computer with fuel range and outside temperature display, Infiniti InTouch dual-display infotainment system (with an LCD/VGA eight-inch upper screen and seven-inch colour vehicle-information lower display) that integrates a rearview monitor, six-speaker audio with high definition AM/FM radio, satellite radio, CD/MP3 capability, RDS and speed-sensitive volume, two USB ports and an aux plug, Bluetooth

hands-free, cruise control, speed-sensitive flat-blade variable intermittent wipers, dual-zone automatic climate control, eightway powered front seats (the driver’s with adjustable lumbar support), leatherette upholstery, a powered moonroof, aluminum front doorsill kick plates featuring the Infiniti logo, automatic on/off LED headlights with integrated DRLs, front LED fog lamps, LED brake lights, LED turn signals integrated within the housings of the power heatable side mirrors, Infiniti’s amazing self-healing Scratch Shield paint, four-wheel disc brakes with ABS, electronic brake-force distribution, emergency brake assist, stability and traction control, plus the usual assortment of airbags. Do the same with the Germans and they’ll come up a bit short. DAS comes as part of the $4,300 Deluxe Touring and Technology package, incidentally, which also includes a power tilt and telescopic steering column that can be automatically adjusted via the dual occupant memory system that also sets the driver’s seat and mirrors, plus gorgeous maple hardwood inlays, auto-dimming exterior mirrors with reverse tilt-down, rain-sensing wipers, an advanced Plasmacluster climate control system, adaptive headlights with high-beam assist, intelligent cruise control with fullspeed range and distance control assist, an AroundView monitor with moving object detection, front and rear sonar, blind-spot warning and intervention, back-up collision intervention, an advanced predictive forward collision warning system with forward emergency braking that as you may have seen on Infiniti’s TV ads automatically reacts to the vehicle braking in front of the vehicle you’re following, lane departure warning and prevention with active lane control,

front pre-crash seatbelts, and an Eco pedal system that, if engaged, will press back on the throttle if you’re trying to accelerate too quickly in order to remind you to go lighter on the environment. This package also includes 60/40 split-folding rear seatbacks with a centre armrest pass-through. I’ve gone over the base model’s features and the Deluxe Touring and Technology package upgrades, so I’d be remiss if I didn’t cover the extras that come with AWD Limited Edition trim. Most obvious, the Limited gets a stunning set of 19-inch triple five-spoke alloy rims that are worth the price of admission alone, riding on 245/40R19 Dunlop SP Sport 5000 DSST CTT all-season run-flat performance tires that provide an asymmetrical tread pattern for strong grip on wet or dry surfaces, plus a unique rear spoiler that adds to this Q50’s sportier look. Additional kit includes leather upholstery, heatable front seats, Infiniti’s InTouch navigation system with touchscreen lane guidance and 3D building graphics, Nav Traffic, a one-year subscription to Infiniti Connection that allows automatic collision notification, drive zone monitoring and destination assistance, not to mention smartphone connectivity to the infotainment system’s various functions, a 14-speaker Infiniti Studio on Wheels by Bose audio upgrade with satellite radio, and more. The Q50 is not only a supremely comfortable and accommodating luxury sedan with impressive performance credentials, it’s also the best value in the small premium sedan segment. You owe it to yourself to take one for a drive, but I warn you now that if you spend enough time behind the wheel you’ll likely find yourself driving a Q50 straight home.

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Here is how you can get that perfect body you always wanted!

o you wish to reduce weight within 10 ten days? If you eat right, perform the correct exercises and follow a healthy regime, you are bound to lose the excess pounds. Manish Dagar, an expert at fitness club Celebrity Fitness, has doled out some tips:

Diet

week after banning the #goddess, photo-sharing app Instagram has now prohibited the popular #EDM, a common abbreviation for electronic dance music because users apparently violated “guidelines around nudity”, a media report said. The tag was blocked because it was being used to share racy photos that fly in the face of Instagram’s high moral standards, a company spokesperson said. “We block (make unsearchable)

certain hashtags when they are consistently being used to share images and videos that violate our community guidelines,” Thump, the electronic music and culture channel from Vice, quoted the spokesperson as saying. It is feared that some users probably were cashing in on the popularity of the #EDM to sell more viagra pills and penis pumps. Earlier this month, the company

also attracted controversy when it ousted the #curvy hashtag. It later restored the hashtag after users criticised the company for banning it. Instagram had earlier come under fire for banning a photo of a fully clothed woman whose menstrual blood showed through her sweatpants.

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Diet rules for waist training are that a person has to be calorie deficit. Daily consumption of at least five to six small meals should also be on right amount of protein and healthy fats diet and low in carbohydrates (fats like Omega 3, Omega 6, Omega 9, flaxseed, extra virgin olive oil). Consumption of green vegetables is extremely important because besides known for detoxing your body, they are known to be rich in fibers and complex carbohydrates.

Crunches Basic abdominal crunches, oblique crunch, knee-toelbow, leg raises, full sit-ups are very effective. Raise your head and shoulders off of the floor. Hold for three deep breaths, then return to starting position. You will feel tension in the muscles of your abdomen. Remember not to clasp your hands behind your head while doing abdominal crunches as well.

Planks The planks are one of the best exercises you can do for your core because it builds isometric strength to help sculpt your waistline and improves your posture. Depending on the type of plank, you can also engage your back, arms, shoulders, gluts, and hamstrings. The types of plank exercises that can be practiced are forearm planks, straight arm planks, plank with arm or leg lift, side plank, dolphin plank and one-legged plank.

Waist training basics: It is one of the biggest myths that doing only crunches help reduce waist line. Crunches are essential, however they only strengthen the core muscles and build endurance. To lose fat around waist line, it is very important to combine high intensity interval training (HIIT) moves along with crunches to get magnum results. Start with cardio moves like skipping, jumping jacks, burpee and hand walk.

Jogging or running Regular running builds strong bones, improves cardiovascular fitness and helps maintain a healthy weight. The difference between running and jogging is intensity, but both are forms of aerobic exercise.

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(32) “This ritual not only strengthens the bond of love between brothers and sisters, but also transcends the confines of the family. When a Rakhi is tied on the wrists of close friends and neighbors, it underscores the need for a harmonious social life, where every individual coexist peacefully as brothers and sisters. All members of the community commit to protect each other and the society in such congregational Rakhi Utsavs, popularized by the Nobel laureate Bengali poet ”

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Raksha Bandhan,

– Rabindranath Tagore. By Nikita Sharma

Zoya and Farhan Akhtar

and Raksha Bandhan signifies that the strong must protect the weak from all that’s evil. The ritual is observed on the full moon day of the Hindu month of Shravan, on which sisters tie the sacred Rakhi string on their brothers’ right wrists, and pray, for their long life. Rakhis are ideally made of silk with gold and silver threads, beautifully crafted embroidered sequins,

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ecently, Indian off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin was presented the Arjuna Award by India’s Sports Minister Sarbananda Sonowal in New Delhi. The Arjuna Awards are given by the Government of India to recognize outstanding achievement in sports. The award carries a cash prize, a bronze statuette of Arjuna and a scroll. Ashwin was not present during the award Ceremony at Rashtrapati Bhawan on August 29, 2014, when he was conferred the award, as he was a part of the India ODI team, which was touring England at that time.The 28-year-old Ashwin has taken 124 wickets in 25 Tests, 139 in 99 ODIs and 26 wickets in 25 T20 internationals. He became the fastest bowler in 80 years to com-

and studded with semi precious stones. Celebrating the special day of sibling love, we take a look at some of our favourite brother-sister jodis in the industry.

Kareena Kapoor and Ranbir Kapoor K

areena Kapoor Khan and Ranbir Kapoor are two of the most talked about celebrities in the industry. These cousins share a strong camaraderie. When asked Kareena about Ranbir getting married on a popular Indian coffee show, she said “When Ranbir gets married, I will be the first one to dance”. Such is the love between the two.

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plete 100 wickets in his 18th Test in November 2013 against the West Indies at the Wankhede Stadium, which was the farewell game of Sachin Tendulkar. The Chennai-born tweaker overtook the previous Indian record of one of the members of the famed spin quartet off-spinner Erapalli Prasanna - to reach the 100-wicket mark by achieving the feat in two fewer Tests. “The journey has been pretty good so far. I have been very lucky, in a lot of aspects I thank God for that,” Ashwin said after receiving the award. “To a greater degree I just played for the country and felt that I was very lucky and then to be conferred the Arjuna award today from the Sports Minister is a big honour. I hope I serve the country in a better fashion and get more awards.”

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sian Games and Commonwealth Games silver medallist Bajrang Kumar recently qualified for the 2015 World Wrestling Championship to be held in Las Vegas in the United States from September 7-12 in the 61 kilogram free style category, while 2014 Commonwealth Games gold medallist Babita Kumari also booked her berth for the championships. The final trial for the category was conducted by the Wrestling Federation of India at the Sports Authority of India (SAI) training centre. Kumar, who won the bronze medal in the 2013 World Wrestling Championship said, “I am feeling better now and during the past few days I have worked hard on my back injury. I have already won bronze medal in the World Championship but this time my target will be to win gold and qualify for Rio Olympic Games 2016.

Indian eves settle for silver at World Archery Championships

Salman Khan, Alvira Khan and Arpita Khan wins Zoya and Farhan Akhtar not only share a special closeness but have also been successful in teaming up together, when it comes to films. Farhan, who is an accomplished director himself, readily agreed to star in Zoya’s directorial debut, Luck By Chance and later the twins once again made a huge hit with Zindagi Na Milegi Dobaara. They share an equally strong relationship on and off camera.

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The string of love that binds us forever

he chaste bond of love between a brother and a sister is one of the deepest and noblest of human emotions. ‘Raksha Bandhan’ or ‘Rakhi’ is a special occasion to celebrate this emotional bonding by tying a holy thread around the wrist. This thread, which pulsates with sisterly love and sublime sentiments, is rightly called the ‘Rakhi’. It means ‘a bond of protection’,

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Salman Khan’s love for his sister is no secret. He was seen dancing and participating at Arpita Khan’s wedding functions with utmost love and enthusiasm. The star has also worked with brother-in-law Atul Agnihotri who is married to his sister Alvira, to give one of the biggest Bollywood block busters like ‘Bodyguard’. The siblings share strong bond with immense amount of love for each other.

he Indian women’s recurve team squandered a two-set lead, going down to the topseeded Russians in the shootoff to bag a silver medal at the World Archery Championships in early August. The trio of Deepika Kumari, Laxmirani Majhi and Rimil Buriuly put pressure on the Russians opening up a 4-0 lead but could not wrap the issue as they lost the next two sets before going down in the shoot-off 27-28. India thus picked their second silver in the ongoing World Archery Championships where compound archer Rajat Chauhan opened the account with a historic individual medal. This is India’s best ever show in the World Archery Championships, where they are in the hunt for a third medal, and a double for Majhi, who will fight for a bronze in the individual re-

curve section later in the day. Having grabbed an Olympic quota place for India in the women’s section, the second-seeded Indian eves kept shuffling their order with former world number one Kumari either shooting first or last after her teammates Buriuly and Majhi as the Russians slowly recovered

from a slow start. The trio of Tuyana Dashidorzhieva, Ksenia Perova and Inna Stepanova had a series of 9s against India’s three perfect 10s and one closest to the centre (X) to trail 54-56. The Indians maintained their lead to wrap the second set 4-0 but failed to wrap the issue in the

third as Majhi and Buriuly shot seven each. Buriuly bounced back shooting a X while Kumari, shooting last, had a perfect 10 but it was not enough as they lost the third set by two points. Under pressure in the fourth set, Kumari started the proceedings with a 9 in the first end only to be let down by Majhi and Buriuly again as they shot a poor 7 and 6 in the fourth and fifth ends respectively. Kumari once again shot a perfect 10 to end the sixth end and the fourth set but only to lose by four points as the Russians made a spirited comeback to level 4-4 to take the summit clash to the shoot-off. In the ensuing shoot-off, Dashidorzhieva made a perfect 10 which was matched by Majhi while in the second end Perova shot 9 while Buriuly faltered again with an 8 to put pressure on Kumari again.

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woes with easy DIY home remedies Banana Crème Mask

Take extra care of your hair this season. Use easy hommade hair masks made out of coconut and cream for dry hair or banana crème mask, which is good for damaged and weak hair, says an expert. Aashmeen Munjaal, owner of the India based Star Salon n’ Spa, has shared tips to make homemade hair masks to fight hairfall.

Coconut and cream mask

his mask is best suited for dry and frizzy hair. Its moisturizing elements make our hair soft and shiny. It also makes your hair bouncy. It can be easily prepared at home. Ingredients: 4Coconut oil. 4Olive oil. Method: Mix both the ingredients and apply it gently from root to tip of your hair. After applying, keep your hair covered with a shower cap. Leave it on for more than an hour. Then, rinse it off with a mild herbal shampoo and conditioner. This mask will not only make your hair soft and shiny but will also provide nourishment to your dull hair.

his hair mask will revitalise your damaged and weak hair. Banana is a natural ingredient which makes our hair strong by preventing damaged roots. It provides strength to weak roots and allows it to grow strong. Presence of iron and vitamin provides required nourishment to your hair. Ingredients: 4One banana 4One tablespoon honey. Method: Blend one over ripe banana in mixer grinder. Then add one table spoon of honey to it. Then apply it on your hair, especially on the roots. Leave it for 15 to 20 minutes and then rinse it off with lukewarm water. This mask can be refrigerated for future use.

Oatmeal Hair Mask

his hair mask is best suited for those who suffer from oily scalp, dandruff, irritation and inflammation. It nourishes oily scalp by eliminating excessive oil. It results in hair growth by treating dandruff and protecting the hair follicles. Ingredients: 4 One tablespoon oatmeal.

Hibiscus Hair Mask

f you are suffering from weak roots and porous hair then Hibiscus pack can be an ideal remedy. Its essential elements strengthen weak roots and treats clogged pores by stimulating blood circulation to scalp. It encourages hair growth by supplying essential nutrients to follicles.

4One tablespoon fresh milk. 4One tablespoon Almond Oil. Method: Mix the entire above mentioned ingredient and make a paste. Please ensure that your hair is free from tangles before applying this pack. Apply this pack gently on your hair. Leave it for 15 to 20 minutes and then rinse it off with lukewarm water. For better result, lemon juice diluted in water can be used for rinsing off this mask.

Ingredients: 4Six to seven hibiscus petals. 4one fourth cup of olive oil (extra virgin). 4Two table spoon of raw milk. Method: Soak hibiscus petals overnight. Then blend it with olive oil and raw milk. Apply this pack gently on your hair. Keep this hair mask for 20 to 25 minutes and then rinse it with cold water.

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each weddings are alluring with waves, sun and sand presenting a perfect frame for photographs. But your choice of ensemble can make or break your special day. So, opt for easy and flowy outfits over ethnic to make a style statement, says an expert.

Delhi-based Jannat Mehra, who manages her label under J By Jannat name, lists out easy ways to help you turn up as a style diva: Let go of Indian ethnic: Beach weddings are more of a western affair thus making gota-patti, anarkali and lehengas seem out of order. Instead, opt for contemporary Indian wear, like simple fullskirted lehengas, elegant gowns, dhoti pants with a shirt style blouse. Go for prints: A solid botanical print is an exquisite way to brighten any beachfront affair. Big ‘no’ for heels: Heels and stilettos on the beach will act as a hindrance to enjoy the sunset and the beach. Also, the chances are that they are likely to get spoilt in the sand. These should be avoided so the obvious choice should be to stick to flats, chappals and thong slippers. Fabric sense: Try adorning yourself with free flowing silhouettes in breathable fabrics like cotton, linen, organza, chiffon or

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Here’s how you can ace the beach wedding look

georgette. Hair affair: Keep your hair tied up in a bun or a high pony to beat the heat. Outfits with deep back look great with such hairdos. Colour wheel: Colour is what reveals the true magic at these events. We can’t imagine a beach with ladies in staid black, blue or brown color. Ac-

company the colour wheel to pastel shades for a perfect wedding. Keep it simple and graceful: Say a complete no to velvets or heavily embellished ensembles for a beach wedding. The idea is to travel light and heavy velvets and embellishments act as a deterrent in travelling light. Also, these do not

go with the theme of a beach wedding. Go for draped saris which can be worn easily. Be classy: Elegant, fuss-free and sophisticated jewellery are the key words. Keep yourself at ease with nothing expensive to take care of instead.

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Experience extreme fatigue? E Arvin Dhillon You maybe suffering from A IRON DEFICIENCY ANEMIA

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Dr. Pargat Singh Bhurji

Specialist in Pediatrics

As the name implies, iron deficiency anemia is due to insufficient iron. Without enough iron, your body can’t produce enough of a substance in red blood cells that enables them to carry oxygen (hemoglobin). As a result, iron deficiency anemia may leave you tired and short of breath. Symptoms Initially, iron deficiency anemia can be so mild that it goes unnoticed. But as the body becomes more deficient in iron and anemia worsens, the signs and symptoms intensify. Iron deficiency anemia symptoms may include extreme fatigue, pale skin, weakness, shortness of breath, chest pain, frequent infections, headache, dizziness or lightheadedness, cold hands and feet, inflam-

mation or soreness of your tongue, brittle nails, fast heartbeat, unusual cravings for non-nutritive substances such as ice, dirt or starch, poor appetite, especially in infants and children with iron deficiency anemia and an uncomfortable tingling or crawling feeling in your legs (restless legs syndrome). Causes Iron deficiency anemia occurs when your body doesn’t have enough iron to produce hemoglobin. Hemoglobin is the part of red blood cells that gives blood its red color and enables the red blood cells to carry oxygenated blood throughout your body. If you aren’t consuming enough iron, or if you’re losing too much iron, your body can’t produce enough hemoglobin, and iron deficiency anemia will eventually develop. Causes of iron deficiency anemia include: • Blood loss: Blood contains iron within red blood cells. So if you lose blood, you lose some iron.

Women with heavy periods are at risk of iron deficiency anemia because they lose blood during menstruation. Slow, chronic blood loss within the body — such as from a peptic ulcer, a hiatus hernia, a colon polyp or colorectal cancer — can cause iron deficiency anemia. Gastrointestinal bleeding can result from regular use of some over-thecounter pain relievers, especially aspirin.

from breast milk or formula may be at risk of iron deficiency. Children need extra iron during growth spurts. If your child isn’t eating a healthy, varied diet, he or she may be at risk of anemia.

• A lack of iron in your diet: Your body regularly gets iron from the foods you eat. If you consume too little iron, over time your body can become iron deficient. Examples of iron-rich foods include meat, eggs, leafy green vegetables and iron-fortified foods. For proper growth and development, infants and children need iron from their diet, too.

• Frequent blood donors: People who routinely donate blood may have an increased risk of iron deficiency anemia since blood donation can deplete iron stores. Low hemoglobin related to blood donation may be a temporary problem remedied by eating more iron-rich foods. If you’re told that you can’t donate blood because of low hemoglobin, ask your doctor whether you should be concerned.

• An inability to absorb iron: Iron from food is absorbed into your bloodstream in your small intestine. An intestinal disorder, such as celiac disease, which affects your intestine’s ability to absorb nutrients from digested food, can lead to iron deficiency anemia. If part of your small intestine has been bypassed or removed surgically, that may affect your ability to absorb iron and other nutrients. • Pregnancy: Without iron supplementation, iron deficiency anemia occurs in many pregnant women because their iron stores need to serve their own increased blood volume as well as be a source of hemoglobin for the growing fetus. Risk Factors These groups of people may have an increased risk of iron deficiency anemia: • Women: Because women lose blood during menstruation, women in general are at greater risk of iron deficiency anemia. • Infants and children: Infants, especially those who were low birth weight or born prematurely, who don’t get enough iron

• Vegetarians: People who don’t eat meat may have a greater risk of iron deficiency anemia if they don’t eat other iron-rich foods.

Complications Mild iron deficiency anemia usually doesn’t cause complications. However, left untreated, iron deficiency anemia can become severe and lead to health problems, including the following: • Heart problems: Iron deficiency anemia may lead to a rapid or irregular heartbeat. Your heart must pump more blood to compensate for the lack of oxygen carried in your blood when you’re anemic. This can lead to an enlarged heart or heart failure. • Problems during pregnancy: In pregnant women, severe iron deficiency anemia has been linked to premature births and low birth weight babies. But the condition is preventable in pregnant women who receive iron supplements as part of their prenatal care. • Growth problems: In infants and children, severe iron deficiency can lead to anemia as well as delayed growth and development. Additionally, iron deficiency anemia is associated with an increased susceptibility to infections.

rvin Dhillon has been dancing for 8 years at Adityas Bollywood Dance school. Dance was always his passion and hence he started dancing at a tender age of 6. Arvin never feared the stage and has performed at many events such as Miss India in 2008 (Bell centre), Diwali Dhamaka in 2009 (Micheal J Fox Theatre), Miss South Asian BC in 2012 (Bell centre), Diwali celebrations in 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013 (Massey Theatre), He has also performed at a stage concert with Sukhwinder Singh (Orpheum Theatre). He is an ardent fan of breakdancing, hip hop, bhangra and slow dance. Arvin’s next show is going to be DANCE CANADA DANCE at Bell centre with Bollywood film actor Shakti Kapoor.

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LET ME DANCE, LET YOU DANCE AND LET’S EVERYONE DANCE

stablished in 1997, Adityas Dance School specializes in almost all genres of Dance. From Bhangra to Ballet, Salsa to Tap Dance, you name it and they have special instructors for it. They even have courses on direction and film making to bring a flair in you for the same. Each year Aditya’s Dance School puts on an Annual Show. It a high profile performance show in which the students of Aditya’s get a chance to perform on the stage in front of a large audience. The school often invites Bollywood celebrities so that your child gets a chance to meet them in person. “At Aditya’s we believe that performing on the stage is an excellent way to get over your shyness and meet new people and improve your communication skills. The show that we organise is packed with a variety of dances with many different types of choreographies and dance styles. This provides our students with knowledge and at the same time entertains the audience”. This year Aditya’s bringing a huge event that will mark it’s place in the history of dance shows- DANCE

CANADA DANCE.

Organised on October 17th at the Bell Performing Arts Centre in Surrey from 5-8pm, the event will also have Bollywood actor Shakti Kapoor in attendence. Join Adityas Dance School today to particpate and let your children participate to experience the dance extravaganza. For more information visit Adityas Dance School at #123-7536,130th street, Surrey or call 604.503.4444. You can also visit their facebook pagehttps://m.facebook.com/adityasdanceschooll for event updates and information.

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Aries

Taurus

Due to weak lord sign during initially month, desired results may not be fetched. Situation of struggle and hard work can upset you. During initial month, planetary positions may not be favorable. With this starting phase can be bit troublesome. Control you anger and avoid being harsh in your speech. On the economic level, you can be upset with your expenses.

During initial month, you might buy some new stuff. Most probably, you’ll do more shopping after mid month. At this time for the attainment of some items, you’ll remain upfront. There are strong possibilities of performing religious activities at home. Possibilities of some trips are likely and also, you can plan an outing with friends. Work will expand and it’s expected to be action-packed days.

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You can be under stress for the fact that which direction is correct for you. Ideological stalemate will end soon. You’ll be qualified for being a good leader. Due to ideological awareness you can expect to see many new ideas. The expenditure will be more for your own self. Along with donating few things for religious works, you are also likely to donate some money as per your will.

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Capricorn

During this month, your income and expenditure levels will almost remain equal. you’ll be occupied with work. Possibly, you’ll get less time to relax. Most probably, you are likely to work for yourself or for others. During end of the month, you’ll make some profits. People might not agree to your point of view. Don’t panic for small family needs.

You’ll be able to pay back your debts. During initial month, financially, you can receive some relief. you may not attain benefits at the right time. It might get difficult due to point less effort. You can spend some money for religious activities. Complications in work might increase and you can take decisions in haste.

Luck will be in your favor and you can fetch some desired results. Some close relative might need your help. You’ll think of investing money. Avoid investing in any share market for the time being. you can be betrayed on trusting others, so do your own work. If applied for any loans etc, then it can take sometime.

Expenses will be high and this can affect your budget as well. Avoid doing any kind of investments this month. Some family member might need money, suddenly. Also, fulfilling needs of children will cost you money. Suddenly, some of the work will be completed. With luck being in your favor, you’ll be able to get some relief from some problems.

Initial part of the month, as compared to the second half, will be more favorable. Don’t get to restless. Situations can make you restless and mentally distressed. Most of your worries will be related to ups-downs in your marital life and ill health. Due to shortage of funds, you may not be able to make desired expenses.

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Leo

During September month, you might face some new and exciting situation. Economically, expenses will increase and might spend some big bucks. Be cautious with financial matters. Income will be low, so you might not be able to save anything. You may not be able to perform work as expected and may experience bondage. It might take some time to pay back debts.

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Remedies to bid your dark circles

September horoscope

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(paneer), lentils, beans, leafy green vegetables, egg and fish. Have different varieties of fruits, as they prevent dehydration. Consult your doctor before making changes in your diet and also ask your doctor about vitamin and mineral supplements.

re you troubled by dark circles and wish to get rid of them? Here are seven simple ways to make the black bags under your eyes vanish naturally.

Nutritious diet Vitamins like A,C, K and E and iron can help to minimise dark circles. A balanced diet is very important, which includes fresh fruits, salads, sprouts, unprocessed cereals, yogurt, skimmed milk, cottage cheese

Water Drink 8 to 10 glasses of water daily. Also, have the juice of a lemon mixed in a glass of water in the morning. Sunscreen Before going out in the sun, apply a sunscreen lotion sparingly under the eyes. For a lighter coverage, add a drop of water to it before applying. Cleansing gel or cream It should be used to remove make-up, using moist cotton wool. Very light-textured creams or serums should be used around the eyes.

Almond oil Apply it daily using only the ring finger, for one minute under each eye. You should also massage it lightly on the skin. Remember to massage in one direction only. Leave it on for 15 minutes and wipe off gently with moist cotton wool. Almonds and almond oil help to lighten skin colour and produce an even colour tone. It also nourishes the skin under the eyes. Cucumber, tomato, potato and lemon juices Cucumber is an astringent and also helps to reduce dark circles. It should be applied daily around eyes and washed off with plain water after 15 minutes. Dark circles can also be treated by mixing cucumber juice with lemon juice and tomato juice in equal quantities. Apply daily and wash off with water after 15 minutes. Tomato, lemon and potato juices are also said to lighten skin colour.

Aquarius

Be alert during the initial phase for enhancing the benefits. Your hard work will be paid off later. Due to enemies, you can face some losses. Avoid being harsh in nature and don’t trust your friends too much. Income can be affected. You can borrow money for business. At this time, there seems to be reduction in the efforts.

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Possibilities of obstacles or hindrance in few tasks are high. Avoid doing any important work during mid of the month. You can be too concerned for kids. Your mind will not be stable. Time is favorable for love relations. Relations with life partner will be good. your get ample chances to meet relatives. After mid month, your in laws can interfere in your personal life.

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PICS to organise 8th Annual Mega Job Fair and Small Business Expo 2015

ICS Employment Programs is organizing, its 8th annual Mega Job Fair and BC Small Business Expo 2015 on Thursday, September 24 at Aria Banquet Hall, 12350, Patullo Pl, Surrey. This year the networking event promises to be bigger and better with more than 8000 people and approximately

100 exhibitors participating in the signature event. Sponsored by Vancity, PICS Mega Job Fair and BC Small Business Expo will be of great benefit to both job seekers and to businesses. Job seekers will get to explore job opportunities and career choices with employers such as big box stores, banks, credit unions, schools

and colleges; crown corporations; and small businesses will find value in the excellent networking and marketing opportunities to showcase their products and services. Progressive Intercultural Community Services (PICS) Society is a registered non-profit society, United Way Agency, and PCTIA registered organization.

They actively promote harmony and intercultural understanding to build a more inclusive and respectful society by providing programs and services that directly assists youth, seniors, and new immigrants in the community. For more information send an email to sunil.rawat@pics.bc.ca

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Cure common cold while relishing hot flavoursome Jalebis

any of us must have heard our grandparents and parents who always used to say nothing cures a cold better than a couple of hot Jalebis, washed down with a glass of warm milk? That’s right. Hot, syrupy Jalebis are definitely favourite way of keeping warm in the winter and getting rid off the common cold too. But despite it being a hot favourite among the North Indians, the Jalebi’s origins can be traced to Iran and Persia, where it is called Zulbiya. It is made by deep-frying batter in a pretzel shape and then soaked in sugar syrup. The Jalebi is also very popular in Pakistan and Bangladesh, where it’s got a Bengali name - Jilapi. A very similar sweet is also very popular in the middleeast. It’s called Zangoola there. But, if you’re in Nepal, you’ve got to ask for Jeri (named after the Mughal emperor Jahangir), if you get Jalebi cravings. In India, though, Jangiri - a much-favoured Jalebi-like sweet down South (called Emarti up North), is the closest that the Jalebi comes to being named after emperor Jahangir, who brought it to India. The ultimate Jalebi is crisp on the outside, soft and chewy on the inside and has to be had with Rabri - a sweet, slightly thick in consistency, made by boiling milk for long hours. So, go have a helping of Rabri-Jalebi from your fa-

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Savour irresistible Indian delicacies at

The Flying Gora Dhaba Sweet Bagel Chips

Slice stale cinnamon-raisin bagels crosswise into thin rounds. Brush the tops with melted butter and sprinkle with cinnamon sugar. Bake for 10 minutes at 325 degrees F; flip, brush with more butter, sprinkle with more cinnamon sugar and bake for 10 more minutes.

he Flying Gora Dhaba is a food stall that has been turning heads and pleasing taste buds at this year’s Surrey Night Market. Selling Indian inspired street food, the stall’s name is a playful reflection of the couple who run it. When John Gattey, a veteran of the Vancouver restaurant scene and the stall’s ‘gora’, met Kendra Sidhoo,

he began to teach himself to cook some classic Indian dishes in an effort to learn more about her background and culture. They are happily married now, and to the rest of our benefit, they are also making some amazing food. With Kendra’s help, John has been impressing everyone with his authentic Indian flavours. John serves up classics like Chole

Bhature (with bhature as big as your head!) and Kheer that will bring back memories of your bibi. He also mixes it up with dishes like Curried Fried Chicken, a plate of crispy fried drumsticks tossed in his own signature spicy tomato curry, topped with toasted almonds and a cooling raita. The couple’s warm service and delicious meals make for an expe-

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rience that shouldn’t be missed. The Surrey Night Market runs until September 20th every Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 6 to 11 pm at the Cloverdale Rodeo Grounds

Top strips of refrigerated breadstick dough with 1 strip each of provolone and salami; roll into pinwheels. Brush with olive oil and sprinkle with dried oregano. Bake as the dough label directs.

Apple Quesadillas

Pita Nachos

Split a whole-wheat pita into 2 rounds, then cut into wedges. Broil until golden, then sprinkle with grated cheddar and salsa and broil until the cheese melts. Top with sliced scallions.

Bean Roll-Ups

Spread bean dip on a flour tortilla, top with shredded cheddar and roll up. Brush with vegetable oil and bake 10 minutes at 400 degrees F. Serve with salsa.

Melt some butter in a skillet, then lay a flour tortilla in the pan and top with grated cheddar and thinly sliced apple on one side. Fold the tortilla in half and cook until golden on both sides. Cut into wedges.

bites for your hunger pangs I am sure everyone of us experience moments when we crave to munch something and end up ordering pizza. To escape the monotony, we bring you these quick bite recipes that will be ready in minutes leaving no room for your hunger pangs.

Yogurtwiches

Place a scoop of frozen yogurt between graham cracker squares. Roll the edges in chocolate chips. Freeze until firm.

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ENTERTAINMENT Quiz contest

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1. Whose directorial debut was ‘Main Hoon Na’ starring Shah Rukh Khan?

A Farah Khan B

Sushmita Sen

Padmini Kolhapure

Hema Malini

2. With which Hollywood actor would you associate the ‘Dirty Harry’ series of films?

A Paul Newman B

Robert Redford

Clint Eastwood

Mel Gibson

3. Which actor made his film debut in ‘Utsav’?

A Raghuvir Yadav

Across 1.Severe 6.Alfred E. Neuman magazine 9.Couple 12.Came to 13.Dined 14.Youngster 15.TV, radio, etc. 16.Big load 17.“___ moment please” 18.Fires 21.Spoke loudly 25.Understand 26.Went around 28.One full of 22down 32.AKA Alecia Beth Moore 33.Goal 35.Not yours 36.Catch some shuteye 38.Points in time 40.Depressed

42.Youtube offerings 43.Recesses at school for instance 47.“Cool!” 48.King Kong, for example 49.Get up 54.Finish 55.Mark of perfection 56.Avid 57.“Amen!” 58.Kooky 59.__ owl (Hedwig, for one)

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Down 1._and cheese 2.Amazement 3.Reel’s partner 4.Hit the slopes 5.Pig-__ (obstinate) 6.They might say “Welcome” 7.Itsy-bitsy bits 8.Turned down 9.Boxing match decisions, maybe 10.Burgundy, e.g. 11.Lyric poems 19.It comes to mind 20.Appeared to be 21.Chihuahua chatter 22.Bad 23.“The ___ Ranger” 24.Probable 27.Faint 29.You need this to make 10. down

30.Captivated by 31.More opposite 34.Relocate 37.Kind of chip 39.Longs for 41.Squeegeed 43.Quarry 44.Narrow street 45.Combines 46.Fix 50.Brown 51.Before now 52.Fresh 53.__ run (test)

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Mukesh Khanna

Shekhar Suman

Anu Kapoor

4. Which Amitabh Bachchan starrer is adapted by writer Aatish Kapadia from his own Gujarati play Andhla Pato?

A Aankhein B

Mohabattein

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4 people who answer the questions correctly will be given select pizza coupons. To participate send your entries to : PO Box 60444 6417, Fraser Street, Vancouver.

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FASHION

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fashion fad!

Twirling lehengas and floor-sweeping anarkalis continue to attract would-be brides. But the dhoti skirt, a silhouette that reflects both the traditional and contemporary aesthetics, is also becoming a hot favourite this wedding season in India, especially for pre-wedding celebrations, say designers. By Natalia Ningthoujam

dhoti is typically worn by Indian men, and over the years, designers have fused it with western silhouettes to bring out the now globally popular dhoti pants. A dhoti skirt, for women, is an interpretation which has found prominence of late. Ace Indian designer Anita Dongre has launched her latest bridal collection, ‘The Wedding Diaries’; an album of memories of the modern-day bride. While the bespoke bridal couture looks feature lehengas, gowns and anarkalis, there is also a pink dhoti skirt to be paired with a bandi. “A dhoti skirt is a fresh approach to classic skirts with its draped silhouette. This traditional yet funky option is extremely versatile and can be worn with a short tunic, crop top, bandi or even a trendy asymmetrical jacket,” Dongre told in an interview. National Award-winning costume designer and stylist Niharika Khan also agrees that people are “willing to experiment”, and that dhoti skirt is a good option. “You can style it with a cape or jacket. You can wear it with a chunni on top and a choli. There’s a lot of fun and play you can have and still look feminine in it,” said Khan, who designed costumes for Yash Raj Films’ “Band Baaja Baaraat”. Fashion designer Anju Modi believes that nowadays unisex concepts in fashion are gaining ground and dhoti skirts “too fall in this bracket”. “It is a silhouette that reflects both the traditional and contemporary aesthetics. It’s sexy, comfortable ... and I feel that it is the personality that should be better matched to pull off such a strong and standout look,” added the designer,

who has worked on the costumes for Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s “Bajirao Mastani”. “On a lighter note, till now it’s all about who is wearing the pants in the house, but it will now also be who is wearing the dhoti,” she quipped. According to Modi, any woman with a “confident demeanour would easily slip into the dhoti skirts, irrespective of the region or the profession”. Anaita Shroff Adajania, fashion director, Vogue India, has also given thumbs up to the trend. As the designers have given the green signal to the look, even some young would-be brides are happy to incorporate it in their wedding ceremonies, as indicated by a random survey. Ranjita Singh, 24, said “Wearing dupattas can be annoying at times, so a dhoti skirt with a traditional top is fun and goes well with the wedding ceremonies. Maybe not on the wedding day, but on sangeet or mehendi day or pre-wedding parties would be fun.” Another bride-tobe, Leena Manchanda, 28, said she found Sonam Kapoor’s dhoti look in “Abhitoh party shuru hui hai” song from “Khoobsurat” suitable if someone wanted to make a unique style statement at an event, when all eyes would be on you.

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Show off your vintage glam in style From a winter old-school textile, the vintage pattern of houndstooth (pointy-shaped checks) has now become a favourite. From designers to celebrities, the nifty design that was once primarily used for trench coats, blazers and winter dresses, is now making its presence felt in other seasons as well.

hile this pattern, which originated in Scotland, looks classic in black and white, other variations, like black on red, black on beige, and beige on white for a softer look, are also being explored now. In fact, washed yellow on light grey and red on white also work wonders. And if one wishes to keep it simple, then black and white teamed with colour highlights will do the trick. On the other hand, even though traditionally, houndstooth is woven in wool, it is now being used in fabrics such as chiffon, georgette, crepe, mulmul, linen, and cotton, among others. “It will also look great as a lightweight stole, and can be paired with a plain tee. Even houndstooth print canvas shoes, paired with plain trousers look extremely cool,” says designer Sougat Paul. English model Cara Delevingne rocked the pattern in a short skirt. Instead of its classic monochromatic version, the 22-year-old mixed it with colours like yellow and brown, which actually gives surprisingly alluring results. Men can also experiment with this pattern to raise their sartorial tempo. From prints on shorts, to T-shirts, houndstooth is pretty unisex in its approach. Kareena Kapoor Khan recently attended a promotional event in a houndstooth high-neck top. Since it was sleeveless, it gave a sense of summer wear. She paired it with a black midi, and the result was a nifty ensemble. American actor Olivia Wilde sticks to the classic version of the pattern. She opted for a houndstooth jacket and paired it with a shirt dress for a vintage appeal. If you wish to flaunt this trend, here are some ways you can incorporate houndstooth in your ensemble: Wear your style = Asymmetric chiffon tunic with houndstooth print, paired with narrow cotton black trousers or cotton-knit leggings. = A sleeveless houndstooth printed top with a white linen jacket and white linen cropped trousers. = A white tee or georgette ruffle top with pencil houndstooth trousers. = A houndstooth georgette shift dress with a white linen peplum jacket. = A houndstooth printed chiffon saree with a solid-coloured blouse. = Houndstooth shorts with a basic white tee. = A waistcoat in houndstooth print, paired with a pair of denim and white shirt.

Dos and Don’ts

= Don’t overdo the print. Balance it out with a solid coordinate so that it is does not overpower the look. = Don’t accessorise too much. You can wear a pair of earrings and a small wristlet that will not attract too much attention.

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Hire A Top Listing Agent When Selling A Home For The First Time Part 1

Before you sell your home for the first time, make sure you check out some of the most important first time home seller tips and tricks below. Rahul Gill

Real Estate Expert

y following these tips and tricks, you will put yourself in a much better position to sell your first home and will make the home selling process seem rather easy! Prepare Your Home For The Market One of the biggest mistakes made by first time home sellers is that they do

not know how to or understand how important it is to prepare a home for the open real estate market. Before selling a home for the first time, it’s important you realize how important it is to make sure your home is show-ready as soon as it’s listed for sale. One of the biggest suggestions for any first time home seller is having a home inspection completed before the house is listed for sale. The likelihood that a home buyer will decide to have a home inspection is very strong. Today’s home buyers are scared away from homes relatively easily and correcting problems that an inspector finds before listing your home for sale

can greatly decrease the chance that a deal may fall apart due to a buyer getting scared off. Another excellent way for a first time home seller to prepare their home for the market is by making low-cost home improvements before listing the home for sale. Just a few of the most popular low-cost home improvements to consider making before selling your home for the first time include; • Freshly painting rooms • Professionally cleaning floors and/or carpeting • Replacing outdated light fixtures • Replacing outdated hardware on cabinetry It’s important that first time home sellers understand the importance of making a great first impression on potential home buyers. By not properly preparing a home for sale, a first time home seller could potentially be costing themselves thousands of dollars and also valuable time, in the event their home takes longer to sell. First time home sellers need to understand the importance of having a top producer representing them during the sale of their home. Selling a home is not an easy task, so don’t attempt to sell your home by owner. For sale by owners, also known as FSBOs, have a failure rate of 85%-95% . In any given real estate market, there can be several hundred to several thousand real estate agents who have the ability to sell a home. It’s important that first time home sellers understand that not all real estate agents are the equal. Even real estate agents within the same company are not equal. Some real estate agents are part time real estate agents, some are primarily buyers agents, and other agents may only have had their real estate license for a month or two. How can a first time home seller ensure they hire a top producing listing agent? It’s actually a fairly simple answer, you know how to properly interview real re-

state agents. A first time home seller who knows how to properly interview prospective real estate agents will have a much greater chance that they hire a top producer and not a dud. It’s important that first time home sellers don’t always assume that the real estate agent who sold them their home is capable of selling the home. There are several things that home sellers should expect from their real estate agent when selling their home. Some of the things a top producing listing agent will provide to a seller may not be able to be provided by the buyers agent who sold them their current home, such as a comprehensive marketing plan. Understand Your Local Real Estate Market Real estate markets can vary significantly from one neighborhood to another. First time home sellers need to understand what the current state is of their local real estate market. Generally speaking there are three “states” of a real estate market, a sellers market, a buyers market, and a balanced market.

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Top 3 A chilled and good drink is what you need to beat the summer heat. Take a look at these refreshing drinks to gulp in this hot season which will not only leave you refreshed but also be a delight for your taste buds:

Jal jeera • Prep time: 20 min • Cook time: 5 min • Serves:

Ingredients • Fresh mint leaves - 1/3 cup, washed and chopped roughly • Fresh coriander leaves - 1/2 cup, washed and chopped roughly • Ginger - 1 tsp, grated • Tamarind - medium sized lemon ball, soak in warm water for 10 minutes, remove extract • Lemon juice - 1 tbsp (optional) • Sugar - 2-3 tbsps, dissolve in 1/4 cup water • Water - 1 cup • Cold water - 1 lt (4 cups) • Boondi for garnish • For jaljeera powder: • Cumin seeds - 3/4 tbsp • Black pepper corns - 1/2 tsp • Fennel seeds - 1/4 tsp (optional) • Cloves - 2 • Black cardamom - 1 • Black salt - 1 tsp • Rock salt - 1/2 tsp • Asafoetida - 1/4 tsp • Dry mango powder 1/2 tsp Method 1. Dry roast cumin seeds on low to medium flame for 5-6 mts. Remove from pan and set aside. Next dry roast fennel seeds for

3 mts, set aside. Next dry roast cloves, black cardamom and black pepper corns for 2 mts and set aside. Once the spices cool, grind them to a fine powder along with black salt, rock salt, dry mango powder and asafetida. 2. Grind the coriander leaves, mint leaves and ginger along with a cup of water to a fine paste. Pour the ground paste into a strainer and set aside the strained juice. 3. Add a litre of cold water to the strained juice and mix well. Add the tamarind extract, sugar water and lemon juice and stir well. 4. Add 2 tbsps of the ground jaljeera powder to the liquid and mix well. If the jaljeera is too tangy, add more water. If it needs more tang, add some lemon juice. Adjust according to taste and refrigerate until serving time. 5. At the time of serving, pour into tall glasses. Add ice cubes and garnish with boondi.

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Cucumber Mint Smoothie • Prep time: 10 min • Cook time: 0 min • Serves: 2 Method 1. Blend 1/2 cup of peeled and diced cucumber, 2-3 fresh mint leaves, few ice cubes, 1 1/2 cups thick low fat yogurt, few tbsps of water (for a thinner consistency) and pinch of chaatmasala powder or black salt. Pour into glasses and serve cold. 2. Blend 1/2 cup of peeled and diced cucumber, 2-3 fresh mint leaves, few ice cubes, 1 1/2 cups thick low fat yogurt, few tbsps of water (for a thinner consistency) and pinch of chaatmasala powder or black salt. Pour into glasses and serve cold.

Aam Panna ~ Raw Mango Drink • Prep time: 30 min • Cook time: 15 min • Serves: 5 Ingredients • Raw green mango - 1 large or 2 medium sized • Roasted cumin powder - 1 1/4 tsps • Black salt - 1 1/4 tsps • Sugar syrup or jaggery syrup - as required • Black pepper corns - 15-20 • Mint leaves - 25-30 • Chilled water - as required Method 1. Boil mangoes in 3 cups of water OR pressure cook the mangoes till soft. Cool and remove the soft mango pulp from the seed and skin. Grind to a smooth paste. 2. Prepare sugar syrup by boiling 1/4 cup sugar in 3/4 of water till it is completely dissolved and simmer for 4 more mts. Turn off heat, cool and store in the fridge. 3. To prepare a ONE tall glass of AamPanna. In a blender, add 4 tbsps of mango pulp, 2 tbsps of sugar syrup, 1/4 tsp roasted cumin powder, 1/4 tsp of black salt, 3-4 black pepper corns and 6 to 7 mint leaves and blend to combine well. Add 1 1/4 cup chilled water and continue to blend for few seconds. 4. Pour into a tall glass with crushed ice and serve.

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Singapore Sling Singapore Sling is one of the most recognised alcoholic brands in the world and enjoys the reputation as being Singapore’s national alcoholic beverage. Ingredients : 1 Drop 2 Meas Angostu ures ra Bitte 0.5 Mea rs Gin sure 1 Meas Bénédic ure ti Top up Cherry ne Dom Brandy 0.5 Mea Soda W s a M e thodure Lemon ter : Juice Shake a n sling gla d strain into s G arnishs. Top with sod an ice filled a water. Lemon : sli T yp e/F ce lavour Sour : G lass: Sling

Silicon in beer may prevent osteoporosis

eer is a significant source of dietary silicon, a key ingredient for increasing bone mineral density, and hence a moderate consumption may help fight osteoporosis. Food science and technology researchers from the University of California-Davis (UC-D) sought to determine the link between beer production methods and the resulting silicon content, concluding that beer is a rich source of dietary silicon. Based on these findings, some studies suggest moderate beer consumption may help fight osteoporosis, a disease of the skeletal system characterized by low bone mass and deterioration of bone tissue. “The factors in brewing that influence silicon levels in beer have not been extensively studied,” said UC-D’s Charles Bamforth, who led the study. “We have examined a wide range of beer styles for their silicon content and have also studied the impact of raw materials and the brewing process on the quantities of silicon that enter wort and beer.” Silicon is present in beer in the soluble form of orthosilicic acid (OSA), which yields 50 percent bioavailability, making beer a major contributor to silicon intake in the diet. According to the National Institutes of Health (NIH), dietary silicon (Si), as soluble OSA, may be important for the growth and development of bone and connective tissue, and beer appears to be a major contributor to Si intake. The study also tested 100 commercial beers for silicon content and categorised the data according to beer style and source, said a UC-D release.

White Lady This is a traditional cocktail invented in 1919 by Harry MacElhone, a bartender at Ciro’s Club in London.She may look delicate, but this is one strong woman. Enjoy the classic

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Strawberry Martini Gorgeous summer fruit cocktail – delicious berry flavours Ingredients

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Celebrate the eternal bond of love!

o have a really happy marriage, you need to work at it. As the saying goes, the only place you find success before work is in the dictionary. Even though we all hope our marriage will last forever, one third of marriages end in divorce, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics. “Tough spots will always occur - one partner might get sick, get the sack, or need to attend to a dying parent,” says psychologist Meredith Fuller, explaining that every union will go through happy and hard times. A long-lasting marriage needs commitment, good communication and a good dose of love and affection. Try the following tips for a happy marriage. These happy marriage tips have been proven to work in a wide variety of relationships and we want to share them with you. Hopefully they will contribute value to your efforts to build a lasting and happy marriage. • Build trust into your m a r r i a ge . It takes effort to built a happy

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marriage succeed. So, be determined not to flirt or get too close with members of the opposite sex. Show respect by paying attention. Listen to your spouse when he or she talks to you. Mutual respect is vital for a happy marriage. Do fun things together. Find thing that you enjoy doing together and then make time to do them. Learn from your experiences. Figure out when to do, or not do, certain things. Be polite to your mate. Never say, “I told you so.” Strike the phrase “I told you so” from your vo-

cabulary. They already know that you told them so, why rub it in? • A family court judge once commented that in 99 percent of the divorce cases he presided over, the couples were upset over very trivial things. Wouldn’t it be ironic if a marriage was strong enough to stand up to all the big challenges, but couldn’t get past the minor irritations of daily life? Here’s a secret from my own happy marriage. • Don’t go through your partner’s things out of curiosity or i n an effort

to check up on them. We all want our privacy to be respected and when someone violates that it feels offensive. Don’t let a sense of insecurity cause you to become overly suspicious of your mate.

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