Soul curry
TUM MILE (SONY MUSIC): After a long long time, here comes an album which does not have even one of those shouting, shrieking songs which pass off as music these days. At times it is hard to believe it that all these soulful numbers have come from Pritam.
Hello Tunez
Rock to the drum beats
ALL THE BEST (T SERIES): This one too is a Pritam's creation but is a different cup of tea altogether. It is loud, noisy and pure rock. Whether it is music or the style of singing, the attempt seems to be one up on Farhan Akhtar and his Rock On.
Unchained melody
All set to release his new music album, Kulwinder Billa talks about his first love— music
With the growing popularity of Punjabi music in India and abroad, many talented youngsters, who earlier saw it just as a passion, have seriously started considering it as a good carrier option. Kulwinder Billa is one such talent who shot to fame with his Kale Rang the Yaar, which is a big hit among Punjabis in India and other countries.
Born in a sleepy Dhaipee village of Mansa, Billa holds an MPhil degree in music from Punjabi University, Patiala and is currently busy with his first album that would be released soon by Music Waves Company. Jais Makkar has given the music of the album.
Call of the cold
A pure pashmina shawl is very thin in texture, soft and yet very warm. It takes around four months to weave one and wouldn’t cost less than ten thousand. In case you wish to have one in your wardrobe or add another one to your collection, Himachal Pradesh Exhibtion cum sale at Lajpat Rai Bhavan is the place to be. “The range of pashmina shawls with us begins from Rs 5000 and goes upto Rs 15,000 depending on the purity of the pashmina,” says Raj Kumar of Manu Weavers cooperative.
Fair deal
From fiction to fairy tale, the National Book Fair has something for everyone
Over a hundred stalls. Eighty publishers. Four languages. One platform. Infinite lovers and 34th National Book Fair. Statistically speaking, the bookish extravaganza by National Book Trust had everything to book us, hook, line and sinker. Of course, there were books and lot many books and few more books. Flip through the pages, stroll through the stalls and there’s literature, stories, tales, history…quite a lot.
Winds of change
Hope is like a cloud, some pass by others bring rain. And now is the time to keep all the researched and gathered data one side, and ‘INVEST HOPE’ in nature- in the clear winds, bright sun and the gushing waters. Everyone, it’s time to relocate our faith on the renewable sources of energy, lest we don’t want to be added in the list of ‘the most endangered species.’ On October 24, the International Day of Climate Action, people in 181 countries are coming together to call for strong action and bold leadership in climate crisis.
Matka chowk
Grade Values
Kapil Sibal has been kicking up quite a few storms lately. To be honest, I am quite in favour of changing the archaic education system that has all our schools in it’s vice grip. So many vibrant changes have engulfed India. Why not re-haul the system that is the foundation of every nation? How are we going to empower and nurture the future Indians if we don’t give them growing space in a fluid world?
Tarot Talk
ARIES: The Hermit inspires you to climb new heights and creative ideas. Those around you seek your opinions. A good time to undertake new projects. Finance will rise though expenditure too will increase. Tip of the week: Think before you open your mouth to avoid misunderstandings. Lucky colour: Red.