Saturday, September 20, 2003



Wah ustad, wah!

The Wadali brothers are a legend in their lifetime. Their canvas is as vast as the ocean. They have won numerous awards, the latest being the Punjab Sangeet Natak Akademi Award, 2003. Recently, they stepped into the world of films with Pinjar, adding divine dimensions to the pain of Partition depicted in the movie. But more than anything else, they have provided music lovers rare moments to remember and cherish, says Aditi Tandon. Wadali brothers Puranchand and Pyarelal

PILGRIMS’ TRAIL
High adventure on way to Kedarnath
Pushpender Singh Gusain
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MONG the numerous popular treks in Garhwal Himalayas, one from Ghuttu to Kedarnath via Khatling and Mayali pass is for those looking a little more adventure and high altitude trekking. Khatling Glacier is the source of river Bhilangna which merges with Bhagirathi at Tehri.

TRADITIONAL CRAFT
Sober shades brighten future of phulkari
Gurvinder Kaur
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PROOTED by the hate wave which swept the subcontinent during Partition, thousands of migrants from Pakistan have ironically found their very means of survival and even prosperity in a craft left behind by their Muslim counterparts.

Weird wills
Roshni Johar
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CCENTRICS have written weird wills, bequeathing both their immovable and movable properties, in equally queer ways. One eccentric wrote his will not on paper, but on his door in red chalk, making two witnesses sign it also.

 

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