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No time for Love
Anandita Gupta
Always sprinting to cope with the fast pace of life, many working
couples in the city are missing out on togetherness
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They
juggle
work and familial responsibilities astoundingly well. Their list of
achievements would turn anyone green with envy — frequent promotions,
handsome appraisals, seven-figure salaries, a two kanal house, designer
furniture and the latest gizmos.
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Salsa beats
After
twirling their way to celebratory status at the Hong Kong Salsa
Congress, Varun and Barsha Rana have decided to ‘enlighten’ the
residents about salsa events through their own website.The couple has,
in fact, joined hands with a team of young instructors for ‘promoting
the salsa revolution’ through the site. Log on to it and you will get
the details of all that’s happening in the world of Salsa.
STEP OUT
Adventure in thin air
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Yana Banerjee-Bey
Juley!
I am just back from Leh and, despite being jaded because it was my sixth
visit, I still had a great holiday. Ladakh offers mountaineering,
trekking, rafting, and mountain biking. It also stages events. In August
2003, I covered the Great Tibetan Marathon for The Tribune (http://www.
tribuneindia. com/ 2003/ 20030921/ spectrum/main4 .htm).
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Crossing the Icefall at the foot
of Nun.— Photo by Author
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Small wonder
Rajiv Bhatia
Meet
seven-year-old Gurpriya Kaur. The rising talent has bagged more prizes
than her age in competitions.At the age of two when children of her age
are busy playing with toys, Gurpriya would go through Gurmat classes —
the study of the Sikh religion. She is still enthusiastic about
religious study. No wonder, the student of the Chandigarh Baptist School
has mostly bagged first and second positions in all Gurmat related
competitions. However, she does not ignore her studies. “I am
eager to learn our culture first. I know how our forefathers guarded and
propagated our culture,” she says.
Photo by Malkiat Singh |
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Two for fashion
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Saurabh Malik
Catering
to the culinary and lodging
needs of the people for so many years, city’s oldest hotel Aroma has
added a new item to the menu of services it is offering. The classic
hotel has come up with a shopping store that showcases latest products
any gal can ever hope to buy.
Celebrating divinity
Saurabh Malik
In a city famed for celebrating all ‘days’ comes a unique
Janamashtami exhibition
Armed
with more than just a bow and arrows, he has religiously arrived with a
quiver full of blessings in his chariot. The divine glow on his visage
is unmistakable as he stands behind the intricately carved wheels
looking around with religious fervour.
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