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Getting bossy?
In the city to talk about reality show Dadagiri 4, Boys vs Girls, the
anchor of the show Amit Tandon and 'dada' Vishal talk about the show
There are three things that a battlefield does not
permit - no ifs and buts, no time to turn back and absolutely zilch
scope of losing focus. In case you don't follow instructions…you are
gone, history in matter of seconds. As simple as it sounds, the rules of
the game are simple - do or die. The rules haven't changed, whether it
is battlefield or the grounds of Dadagiri 4, the reality game show
starting on UTV Bindaas. Prepare for the best and expect the
worst!
Amit Tandon and Vishal
World of words
His first story came about as an exercise in
cursive writing, and has as much of a history behind it as the poems
that he weaved from then onwards. "My father was horrified to see
my illegible handwriting. So he asked me to fill five pages in a good
hand. I couldn't bring myself to repeat the same sentence each time so I
started to weave words in a way to capture the flights of fancy,"
Manav Sachdeva Maasoom, flashes back to "how words became his
world."
Manav Sachdeva
The big battle
UTV Bindass Boys Vs Girls with Dadagiri 4 is a show where the girls
rough it up with the boys on a level playing. Starkly different from the
previous seasons, this year the channel pits them against each other to
survive the wildest challenges thrown by the opponents. The two teams
will be competing with each other in numerous tasks, breaking
stereotypes, busting myths and re-writing age-old norms.
The mystique of fog
There is something about fog that has inspired artists and
litterateurs
Fog is a chance subject, not available like the
twilight or the sunshine. For some it blurs what you see, for others it
brings out whatever little you see; brings out the elements unknown,
lends a mystic touch and reveals the beauty hitherto hidden in a point
of view. Of all the things obscured by fog, art is certainly not one.
For, the Red Fort clicked against the backdrop of Delhi fog will
accentuate the monument, as also give an idea of the terrain where
it’s situated.
Canine tricks
You had to see Buddy’s face, he was jumping with
joy. My dear Buddy, he is a real champion,” smiles Sonu, as he pats
his Lhasa Apso, Buddy, who has won the best breed award in various dog
shows at Kanpur, Lucknow, Dehradun, Amritsar, Mohali, Gurgaon, Shimla
and Mohali. Buddy has also won six awards for ‘Best In Show’.
Sweet something
Jaggery or what we popularly call gur is
made of sugarcane and palm tree; an ingredient that is used in sweet and
savoury dishes across the country. Used appreciably in Karnataka and
Gujarati cuisine, gur is even added to dals in these areas to balance
the spicy, salty and sour contents. Maharashtrian dishes too include gur,
especially during the Makar Sankranti. And, in rural Maharashtra,
water and jaggery are offered to the people on their arrival. The famous
dish puran poli is made of jaggery. For apna Punjab, a dalli of gur is a
must-have after meals.
Bon Appetit
Warming winter wonders
The cold wave doth blow in all its severity.....! My husband has been
dragging a very unwilling me for a walk on most frosty days and I have
been digging my heels in, almost like a dog on a leash! Who wants to
trudge around with numb fingers, frozen toes, teeth chattering like
castanets and a runny nose that's threatening to snap off? The chill
outside results in a rumble in the belly and a desire to curl up and
munch on foods that are hearty, filling and high in kilojoules. Food is
the foundation of the body and it has the most amazing effects on our
system ... .
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