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Messaging with love Journey into the New Morn Enough sun, enough rain
enough joy & enough pain Colours all the way Romancing the vocal cords MARKET PULSE PAMMY’S BEAUTY TIPS Film & FASHION
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Saurabh Malik gives you a roll of resolutions the city girls want their guys to keep in 2006. So logging on to a network of New Year resolutions, young Payal Shroff has decided to ask Rahul to forget all about his old jeans and resolve to buy a new pair every three months. Don’t take her lightly guys. She is serious about it. Her elder sister now married in the US wanted something more solemn on the first day of the New Year — a commitment from the local shopkeeper she was in love with. But Payal is not all that fastidious. Promise to change the old order is good enough for her. Commitment can wait. Well folks, Sector 20 resident Payal is not aware of an old proverb in Tamil Nadu: “It is easier to ask the Kaveri to flow backwards, then to ask a man to throw away his old jeans”. But then that’s her problem. No one can help her in this. A long tradition
By making resolutions you are following a four thousand-year-old
tradition, as old as the New Year celebrations. If you do not know the
history, here is a slice of it: The Babylonians celebrated New Year’s
Day over 4000 years ago, although their celebration was in March,
coinciding with the spring planting of crops. Resolutions are a reflection
of their belief that what a person does on the first day of the New Year
will have an effect throughout the year. Since then man has been making,
and breaking, resolutions. So if you break a resolution, do not feel
guilty! You are merely continuing a long tradition of broken resolutions
dating back to the dawn of recorded history! So don’t get discouraged
with a false start. Never too late If you haven’t made a
promise to yourself on the first day of the New Year, here is a list of
top 10 resolutions to help you out: Spend more time with family and
friends, remain fit, tame the bulge, quit smoking and drinking, enjoy life
more, get out of debt, learn something new, help others and get organised
in life. Her best chum Deepam Chauhan hates her guy’s habit of ogling at every flapper that passes by even if she is dressed up to the neck in a lose jacket. “I can understand if she is good looking or is flaunting her assets in short skirts with twin tantalizing slits on either side. But to look at every girl that walks your way is too much”. She doesn’t realise that her guy looks at the girls out of habit. It is not as an insult to her. He knows about her feeling of hurt, but it’s a custom he has been born and brought up to respect. He looks at her because she is there. Not because he wants to possess her by flexing his muscles with the weight of a loaded wallet. Anyway, guys listen to Priyam Shergill’s wish. It is absolutely different. The under-grad wants her guy to trust her a little bit more in 2006. No, she doesn’t want him to allow her to go for long drives with his fauji cousin Neeraj Sharma — though she would love to — but simply to take her word to be true. And not to snatch her mobile phone for looking at the numbers she dialed or received calls from. She also wants him to dress up according to her wishes in crimson pullovers, take up the job of her choice and listen to music she likes. Also, to give up frequent smoking, occasional drinking, omnipresent friends and not-so-rare late night boy bashes. Oh, yes. You are right. She has everything in the world against his friends. Not because they are filthy poor or they smell of sweat due to excessive skirt chasing. But because they are his chums. For her, that itself is a good reason for him to leave them. After all, he has her company. And when she goes out for coffee with her friends and classmates at the bar in Sector 11, she wants him to sit at home and copy her notes. Sounds tough, but she is eager to see him make the promises. Well guys, don’t forget to wish her the best. She needs it.
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Messaging with love Bingo boo…The New Year has landed on planet earth with a thunderous big bang. Snazzy parties, hip n happening social do’s, flashy fireworks and Champagne corks skyrocketing the skies… the masti is all there in the mood. And guess what’s the latest fad to salute this New Year festivity? None but our perennially favourite short messaging service. Snuggly wrapped in their warm quilts, the youngsters are feverishly typing sms’s to friends and that special someone who commands their heart. Hearts pounding and fingers dancing on their mobiles, they type, as if there was nothing before or beyond. And guess what they churn out by letting their creative juices flow wild — teeny weenie bits that are a potpourri of funny jokes, philosophical musings and filmy romance. While the poetic souls are paying a tribute to the love of their lives with Naye saal ka pehla jaam; Aap ke naam. There are desperate wooers who are content sending Your smile is a General This year, Please give commands to my soldier heart You’re only mine when I dream Make me this year, the cherry in your cream! And then, there are those totally enmeshed in love Bol tenu new year Da ki uphaar deyan Dosti chahidi ya jaan vaar deyan! But boys are boys and that’s how they are reciprocating Scooter, moped, ya Ferari chahidi; Bus inne naal hi sar jau Ya 2-3 gappan hor mar deyan! Aaj ek muflar Aur lappet lo. Aaj do moze Aur pehan lo. Kya pata kal thand ho na ho! And then, there are those who know their heartthrobs make many other hearts skip a beat too.So they’ve sent their Miss/Mr populars the following lines: Is se pehle ki 2005 ka suraj ast ho, Guzre saal ka calender nasht ho. Aap khushi mein mast ho, Aapta mobile vyast ho. Dua hai aapa 2006 zabardast ho!! So all you not-Shakespeares-and-Wordsworths out there, grapple your mobiles and get going. What better time to make your special-someone giggle and chuckle!
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The pastoral landscapes are so near the city and yet they remain so far. And one does not have to go too far to look for this new world. It is just a few minutes away but we rarely glance at it for the windows of our automobiles are rolled up to keep away the cold or the heat as may be the case. We are also in a hurry to reach our goal that may be far removed from the natural. The pastoral landscape thus escapes our eye and the world that is so near becomes so far. When we try to bring it close, we destroy it because our needs require that we turn it into malls, multiplexes and rows of gray flats perched one on top of the other. The man on the bicycle begins his journey of a million miles in the morning pedaling to work on the track by the eucalyptus trees. We look at him with envy for in spite of many a New Year resolution and expensive sports cycles we have not the energy or the time to make use of the cycle tracks here in the city. Instead we pay a big sum and go and work out in the gym. Well, that has its uses. You can work out and make some useful contacts with the other big fellas out there. It’s like killing two birds with one stone. And most of the other times we are trying to kill a dozen or more with a single stone. We know sarson d’ saga well and we have learnt can the desi fare and export it. It is a big hit home and abroad. But we see those mustard fields rarely. Sometimes fingers press a wrong button a file opens from the memory humming a Punjabi boli: Sarson nu jad phull pai jaande, chholean nu painda pataka; Bhangra pa mundeya rabb sabna da hai rakha. The old farmer stands in the midst of the mustard fields surveying the green and yellow harvest. He cannot call out to his sons to dance the bhangra because they are all gone far away to earn dollars, pounds, francs or whatever else. Rabb, of course, retains his rakha role for all of us near and afars. And musing thus we move into a new morn, a new era, a new world. Do I hear a poet friend somewhere saying that the world is built anew everyday. So it is!
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Enough sun, enough rain enough joy & enough pain Recently I overheard a mother and daughter in their last moments together at
the airport. They had announced the departure. Standing near the security gate, they hugged and the mother said, “I love you and I wish you enough. “The daughter replied, “Mom, our life together has been more than enough. Your love is all I ever needed. I wish you enough, too, Mom” They kissed and the daughter left. The mother walked over to the window where I was seated. Standing there, I could see she wanted and needed to cry. I tried not
to intrude on her privacy but she welcomed me in by asking, “Did you ever say good-bye to someone knowing it would be forever?” “Yes, I have,” I replied, “Forgive me for asking, but why is this a forever good-bye?”.
“I am old and she lives so far away. I have challenges ahead and the reality is that the next trip back will be for my funeral,” she said. “When you were saying good-bye, I heard you say, ‘I wish you enough’. May I ask what that means?” She began to smile. “That’s a wish that has been handed down from the older generations. My parents used to say it to everyone”. She paused a moment and looked up as if trying to remember it in detail and she smiled even more. “When we said, ‘I wish you enough’, we were wanting the other person to have a life filled with just enough good things to sustain them”.
Then turning toward me, she shared the following as if she were reciting it from memory —
I wish you enough sun to keep your attitude bright. I wish you enough rain to appreciate the sun more. I wish you enough happiness to keep your spirit alive.
I wish you enough pain so that the smallest joys in life appear much bigger. I wish you enough gain to satisfy your wanting. I wish you enough loss to appreciate all that you possess. I wish you enough hellos to get you through the final good-bye. She then began to cry and walked away.
They say it takes a minute to find a special person, an hour to appreciate them, a day to love them, but then an entire lifetime to
forget them. Send this to the people you will never forget, and remember to send it back to the person who sent it to you. If you don’t send it to anyone it may mean that you are in such a hurry that you have forgotten your friends. (This touching piece of writing has been circulating on the net.)
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Splashes of sprightly colours are always welcome —on screen, streets and shadis. But when we have a chilly winter evening brimming with breezy yet cosy colours, what else can fashion freaks ask for? Perhaps this is what inspired Rahul Sidhu group to organise a fashion show on 30th December to launch their branded Colours Attire, a new range of casual and formal wear for ladies and gents. The group has come up with his range of affordable attire that is trendy and in keeping with the latest in the fashion world. At the glittering fashion show, models Sapna, Noor, Kanica, Chandni, Manish, Rupinder Inder and Money wore five rounds of casual wear trousers and shirts, jeans, textured and plain in blues, creams and dark shades of blue and black, printed shirts and normal trousers with shorts micro skirts and long skirts for girls and in combinations. The sports round had cargos and printed, breezy bright coloured shirts. The corduroy round had everyone gasping for more a the models walked down the ramp with jackets and trousers. Finally the formal wear as awesome trouser long skirts and trousers with long and short coats in tweed and plain fabric, that are a boon for the dressy look on a cold winter evening. Colours in the brainchild of Neha Sidhu and her team of designers. She says, “Our aim is to provide good quality and trendy clothing at affordable rates for all age groups. Most of the attire is within a price range of Rs 500. Over a 100 dealers from all over the northern region attended the inaugural fashion show. The group plans to open its own exclusive stores all over soon. — TNS
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Romancing the vocal cords
Renowned play back singer Sukhwinder’s brother Rajwinder is dabbling in singing too. Rajwinder’s maiden Punjabi album ‘Badle Badle Lagde O’ was released, here on Friday at a hotel. Talking to The Tribune, Rajwinder said that there are eight songs in this album. All eight songs have been sung solo by him. The music of his album has been given by Rajiwinder himself. Laxman Pardesi has written three songs including the title song ‘Badle Badle’ while Sukhdev Nimma, Major Littranwala and Bharat have penned other lyrics. This album is produced by Parveen Mahajan and released by Sky Record Co. “My album provides good clean music. It contains folk, sad and romantic songs. It has no vulgarity in it. I am totally against it. The video can be viewed with the family. ‘Charkha’ is my favorite song in this album”, said Rajwinder. “I am confident about its success. It took me two years to complete this album. I have worked really very hard on this album. All the songs in this album have been selected by me and my younger brother Sukhwinder”, said Rajwinder. Rajwinder is in music industry from last 17-18 years and idolises legendary Punjabi singer Gurdas Mann. He has directed music for Punjabi film, ‘Dard Pardesan De’, and romantic album ‘Love Tara’. ‘Dard Pardesan De’ received an award for its music in England. Rajwinder is working as a music director in two Hindi films, ‘Khamosh Raatein’ and ‘Shaadi Ka Irada Hai’. He is singing an item number with popular singer Sunidhi Chauhan ‘Shaadi Ka Irada Hai’. He has also sung two solo songs in a Hindi movie “Khamosh Raatein” and has done a duet song with Jaspinder Narula for a Punjabi movie ‘Kargil The Border’. Rajwinder has also worked as assistant music director in albums like ‘Tootak Tootak Tutiya’, ‘Roop De Paye Laskare’ and ‘Husan Punjab Da’. Currently he is working on one Punjabi and one Hindi albums that will release next year. “I want to sing for hindi movies just like my younger brother”, says Rajwinder. When asked about his brother’s role in his career, he said that he had helped him a lot in shaping his career. “ He has showed me the way and now I have to work hard and establish my self in music industry.” quipped Rajwinder, adding, “In 2007, we both are planning to performer together.
I am working really very hard lets see what future holds for me.”
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MARKET PULSE
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PAMMY’S BEAUTY TIPS THE festive month of December gets its myriad of parties. For your hair, however, this month often brings with it some winter woes- such as brittle, dry, damaged hair. It’s easy to blame the cold, blustery weather but it’s not the outside weather alone that can damage your hair. Any extreme temperature, whether hot or cold, can be damaging. The central heating and cold winter weather can rob the hair of moisture leaving them dry. Reducing your hair’s exposure to heat and natural elements is the first step towards preventing dry, brittle hair. For hair to be your crowning glory at this time of the year you need to have moisture (water) content of at least 8 percent, and the right balance of protein and natural oil. Most of us produce enough natural oil (sebum), to keep our hair healthy, but lack the moisture. Opt for products that restore your hair’s moisture level. Using shampoos that contain natural humectants- these are magnet like properties that attract moisture, it will work together with your natural oils, to restore your hair’s moisture . People with naturally curly, wavy or frizzy hair, or those with chemically treated hair, will need to give extra nurturing by supplying hair with the necessary nutrition and moisture that it .If you like to bask in the sun, make sure that your hair care product contain sunscreens to protect your hair from the damaging affects of the UV rays. Frizzy, dry hair has to do with a moisture deficiency- quench the thirsty hair by adding moisture. A daily moisturiser, applied to the mid-length and end sections of hair, and left on for a few minutes before rinsing, will replenish dry hair. The scalp’s oil glands will keep roots sufficiently moist, so there’s no need to apply a product specifically to this area Use a heavier, richer moisturiser once a week, slather on the conditioner and wrap your hair in a wet towel for 10 minutes. This will create a humid, moist environment and allow the conditioner to penetrate deeply. Ironically, the styling products you use to look your best can dull hair. To get rid of product build-up, use purifying shampoo once a week at most. These are the most stringent of cleaners and aren’t designed to be used for everyday shampooing. If you have fine, dry hair, you probably over condition and end up with your hair plastered flat against your head. The trick is to find products with enough conditioners to seal in moisture, but not so much that they weigh down your hair. Try a few different shampoos and conditioners - especially those that contain humectants (check for these on the label). Once you find one with the right level of conditioning for your hair, stick to it. Avoid leave-in conditioners, and if your scalp is oily keep conditioners away from the roots. A drop or two of a silicone-based serum used while styling also gets top moisturising marks and will help tame the unruly hair. Observe the following for that head turning look: lDon’t shampoo your hair every day. Unless you have an oily scalp, only shampoo it about two or three times a week or often enough to remove dirt and build-up of products. Surprisingly, the air in winter is drier than in summer and, coupled with central heating, it can make hair drier, too - but at least it’s less inclined to flop. If you switch to a moisturising shampoo that won’t strip your hair and the right styling products, you’ll probably be able to squeeze in an extra day between washes. That means you won’t need to blast your hair with a dryer as often, which is good news for your hair. lStop hair drying out like straw with a richer conditioner. If the ends are really dry, rinse out your normal conditioner in the usual way and follow with a leave-in conditioning spray where you need it to help soften and seal the ends. Treat your hair to an intensive conditioning treatment once a week to increase elasticity, strength and shine. Some of the best work in under three minutes. Apply an intensive deep conditioner, put your feet up and leave the conditioner in for an hour. lIronically, the styling products you use to look your best can dull hair. To get rid of product build-up, use purifying shampoo once a week at most. These are the most stringent of cleaners and aren’t designed to be used for everyday shampooing. lFreezing cold weather, warm homes and a generally drier atmosphere can take their toll on your scalp. It becomes drier, flakier and can feel tight and itchy. First give your scalp the gentle brush off to loosen flaky bits, before using a soothing moisturising shampoo .Stimulate the circulation by massaging your scalp daily before reaching for stronger, anti-dandruff alternatives as they are harsh for the hair and scalp. To Control the wild locks and get them into smooth and defined shape which the curls very often demand, coat the curls with a product that tames but adds flexibility, twisting sections of hair into shape and letting it dry naturally. Always start with a drop of anti-frizz through half-dry hair before blow drying or winding onto Velcro rollers. Really unruly locks may need the heat of a curling gadget to really get that tousled look or try twisting sections of hair into shape and letting it dry naturally. Use nourishing and smoothing shampoos and conditioners to help put moisture back into the hair. Use a straightening balm on the mid-lengths to the ends and divide your hair into sections so that you can blow-dry or flat-iron one area at a time. Always point your hairdryer down the hair shaft twisting sections of hair into shape and letting it dry naturally. lTo beat the gloomy days, add a slightly richer colour to your hair which will bring up your pale skin in winter. Top up the hair with colour enhancing shampoo or conditioner and end with a drop of serum to add that hint of shine! lStay away from excessive sweet and stodgy comfort foods as they don’t do much for your hair. Include more proteins and fats that are essential for the growth of strong hair such as, oily fish; chicken, cereals and vegetable oils. Go for fresh fruit, green vegetables, whole wheat pasta, brown rice and pulses that will provide zinc, iron and B, C and E vitamins lConcentrate on drinking more water . 70 per cent of the body is made of water we have to keep it stocked up, so rehydrate your hair from the inside by drinking eight to ten glasses a day. Tea, coffee and alcohol have a dehydrating effect, so remember to have a glass of water to compensate for each time you have one of them.
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Film & FASHION
Rock band Pink Floyd have beaten out the likes of Led Zeppelin and The Rolling Stones to be named the world’s greatest rock act of all time.
According to contactmusic.com, Pink Floyd was one of the four groups in the top five in a poll conducted by British radio station Planet Rock.
The Top 10 rock acts are: 1. Pink Floyd 2. Led Zeppelin 3. The Rolling Stones 4. The Who 5. AC/DC 6. U2 7. Guns N’ Roses 8. Nirvana 9. Bon Jovi 10. Jimi Hendrix.
— IANS Spielberg to remake
‘Mary poppins’ Filmmaker Steven Spielberg is planning to remake the classic 1960 musical “Mary Poppins.” The director of the London stage show of “Mary Poppins”, Richard Eyre, was approached by Spielberg to direct a new version of the original, reported
contactmusic.com.Eyre said: “Spielberg wants to make a new film of ‘Mary Poppins’ and we have talked about it a lot. It will be hard to outdo the original, but kids love the story and I am sure that the remake will be a real success.”
— IANS Cruise most irritating actor Tom Cruise has been named the most irritating actor of all time, beating out Jennifer Lopez, Julia Roberts and Jim Carrey for the dubious distinction.
But, according to ananova.com, Cruise was also named the biggest movie star in the world in the same poll. The poll was conducted by Empire magazine.
Angelina Jolie was voted the person film fans would most like to see naked.
Kevin Spacey was named Best Actor and Kate Winslet was named Best Actress.
— IANS Sheryl Crow relaxed Singer Sheryl Crow says she has learned to relax after passing 40 because she knows she can’t compete with her “20-year-old sex kitten” rivals.
Crow admits that she spent a lot of time worrying about her appearance during her twenties and thirties, but has now grown to accept her ageing features, according to
contactmusic.com.She says: “Through my twenties and my thirties I was very hard on myself, very critical. I have let go of that competitiveness. I am never going to compete for radio time with 20-year-old sex kittens. That’s not even interesting to me any more.”
— IANS Katie for wedding after childbirth Actress Katie Holmes has slammed rumours thatshe is keen to wed Tom Cruise before she gives birth to their child.
Holmes said she has no plans to wed while she is pregnant because she wants to look her best on her wedding day, reported hollywood.com. She said: “All these rumours that we are getting married this week or next, they are just not true. I won’t be waddling into my wedding with a big bump.”
— IANS
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Here’s wishing all the readers a very Healthy, prosperous and Happy New Year ! No sermons, my only suggestion is to start a health journal or a health diary. Make a note of all the important health events in the year 2005 . Categorise them according to the severity and duration. Make a list of all you could have contributed towards your health by changing your day to day living and promise yourself to do it in 2006.Cheers — Dr Rashmi Garg is senior consultant, Fortis, Mohali.
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SHE wants him to discard his old jeans in the New Year. Searching the recycle bin of memory for her guy Rahul Sharma’s most infuriating habit on the big day’s eve, the twenty-something realised that he hates dumping his embarrassing weather beaten denims. 
THERE is a world away from ours of the bustle and the bright city lights. A world where there is no party hopping at New Year’s or for that matter paying a few grand to watch bellies rippling or cancans being raised in splits a la Moulin Rouge. Where the greatest crisis is not the size of the diamonds, rubies or emeralds set in the danglers worn for the evening or the percentage of toosh or pashmina in the evening stole.
It takes a lensman with an eye for beauty in the everyday to spend a morning in the fields off the Landra roads, that we know by their price an acre or the number of lucrative group housing societies coming up there, to capture the beauty of the new morn. It is a new morn that needs not a synthetic celebration. The manmade luxuries and conveniences fade into obscurity as nature lords over the pastoral landscape. The snapshots come back as a reminder to the city folks of that what is lost and gained. 
Go to the countryside and the taste of the choicest Swiss and Belgian chocolates will be forgotten for the moment. This is so, because it is molasses time. The sugarcane juice is boiling cauldrons and the ritual is on to make the gurh for the year. They are still generous out there in the fields and will allow the shehari to taste hot, country-made gurh. There cannot be such a pleasure in finger-licking as it is here. The only other thing sweeter than this gurh would be love. Isn’t it said: Gurh nalon ishq mitha oye hoye!
THE New Year is here and it’s time to get alive and kicking by sporting hip shorts. What if it’s winter time? You can still snug away in your quilts sporting those Tommy shorts. The Brand’s signature style for this Christmas and New Year includes the Santa Sleigh Boxer shorts-featuring a festive print with Santa on his sleigh. Also a part of this range are dual-color flannel boxers featuring the Spartan logo and the Hero Stripe boxers which are sure to brighten your mood with the use of bold hues and vibrant colors.
Usha Shriram Brita, the trusted name in water purifiers, has recently launched a unique and more effective way to purify drinking water in its ‘RevOs Optima’. The latest water purifier by Usha Shriram Brita is based on Reverse Osmosis Technology, which is the most favoured method of water purification in households in Europe. Usha Brita is now known as a ‘Total Water solutions’ company as Usha Brita offers India’s largest ever range of purifiers. There is one to address every conceivable water quality problems.
TOM
Cruise is supposedly grooming the son of the late Australian billionaire Kerry Packer in Scientology, a faith the actor himself follows.
Cruise became friends with James Packer while filming “The Last Samurai”, according to
newsweek.com. A source said: “James Packer was spotted around a Scientology campus in Australia, has made frequent trips in Los Angeles where Scientology is headquartered, and reportedly spent time in Scientology counselling sessions in Sydney - and Tom Cruise is his pal.
“Practically everything that Tom Cruise does has some connection to Scientology. The thinking is that Cruise has groomed this guy to be a big giver to follow in Cruise’s footsteps. After all, Cruise is the biggest giver Scientology has.”
— IANS
Pink Floyd top rocker
ARIES : Work will progress smoothly. You will be in the mood to socialize and meet new people while widening your social circle. Your hectic schedule may leave you feeling tired; make it a priority to rest and relax. Lucky number: 1. Lucky colour: peacock blue.
LIBRA : If there are important meetings today, you need to be focused and prepared as seniors and business associates will take note of your ability to handle last minute changes. Your love life will be good. Lucky number: 6. Lucky Colour: pink.
TAURUS : You could be in a tense and restless mood and may feel agitated about certain matters concerning your career or personal life. Don’t give in to uncertainties, as this is just a temporary phase. You attract prestigious opportunities. Lucky number: 14 Lucky colour: lush green.
SCORPIO:
Work will be hectic and you will have to juggle your schedule in order to meet all your commitments. Don’t make financial decisions in a haste. Study all your options before making any commitments. Lucky number: 12 Lucky colour: Blue.
GEMINI : You feel exhausted and decide to take time off from hectic schedule. Spending time with loved ones will be a priority. Issues about money matters may be on your mind. Lucky number: 2. Lucky colour: Silver grey.
SAGITTARIUS : Health and physical energy is good but you need to take frequent breaks and watch out your diet and fitness routine. Travel plans for business or pleasure are possible. Monetary gains are indicated. Lucky number: 11 Lucky colour : Saffron.
CANCER : You will be in a cheerful frame of mind. Going out of your way to help colleagues or loved ones will earn you good will and appreciation. Students need to fine-tune their plans for higher education. Lucky number : 3. Lucky Colour: Midnight blue.
CAPRICORN : There could be new career opportunities due to your past efforts. Spending quality time with your partner will be a priority for you. There could be good news regarding a family member. Lucky number: 17 Lucky colour: golden. 
LEO : You may be unable to make up your mind about an important decision. Spend some time mulling over your options and don’t hesitate to discuss things with close associates, as this will help you gain a better perspective. Lucky number: 10. Lucky colour: Ebony.
AQUARIUS : Your card “ The Hierophant” takes you through a variety of experiences from which you learn and grow. Be extra careful if you are signing any paper, as there could be more to the situation than meets the eye. Socializing will keep you busy. Lucky number 1. Lucky colour: silver grey.
VIRGO : A trip or distant news is on the cards. Your past efforts will start to show results. There could be appreciation for your ideas from colleagues. Monetary gains due to astute financial planning are indicated. Lucky number : 22 . Lucky Colour: Burgundy.
PISCES:
You make an impact and shine like “ The Star” as you are seen , noted and heard. An Aquarius person is attracted to you. Mediation takes you deeper within. Lucky number: 4. Lucky colour: peacock green.