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In safe hands?
The fact that the breaks jam if you are clocking in 100 miles per hour without a seat belt on is not the reason you'd go for Bavaria Motor Works. BMW, that is, for the uninitiated!
High on DESIGN
If the mind is keen, creativity can stem out of thin air. Keeping this philosophy in mind, the B.Sc students of INIFD featured a kaleidoscope of 20 collections created by the students of the institute.
The temperatures ran high as the music filled the background and the lights escalated the mood.
Style check: Models sashay down the ramp in the creations by young INIFD designers
Language of PEACE
Belief in 'non-violent' change has made GN Devy an eminent literary critic and an earnest 'adivasi' activist. The first Indian recipient of Linguapax Prize, Devy, founder of Adivasi Academy at Tejgadh, Gujarat, is relentlessly working for the preservation and revitalisation of 'threatened' languages and human rights. A prolific writer, he has some 90 books published in English, Gujarati, Marathi and other Indian languages.
On a Mission: GN Devy
Chatter box
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Heart to heart
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Rashmi turns baby-sitter
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Perfect replacement
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Reality bite
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The right click
Deepali loves romance
Deepali Pansare aka Payal from Iss Pyaar Ko Kya Naam Doon? is a romantic at heart and can never get enough of romantic movies. So it is no surprise when we asked her about her all time favourite movies, the romantic ones topped the list. Read on to find out more.
Big chances on small screen
Veteran actor Rajeev Verma, who will be seen in a negative role in Prakash Jha's Aarakshan, is enjoying his stint on small screen as TV's favourite father. The actor, best known for his role as Salman Khan's father in 1989 hit Maine Pyaar Kiya, believes that TV has more avenues. Verma plays the role of a hen-pecked husband in Zee TV's show Mrs Kaushik Ki Paanch Bahuein and it seems that he has found his niche.
Star track
I am the worst dancer in the world: Abhay Deol
Mutual admiration club
Sneak peek
Bol set for an Eid release
Mugdha’s new abode
The Ten Commandments
Fingers crossed!
Wild child
All in the family
Blessing in disguise
Be your own Kabir
GN Devy was in Chandigarh on the invitation of Chandigarh Sahitya Akademi to deliver a lecture on contemporary creative expression on Monday. "There have been great writers who have cut across barriers of language, caste or religion like Nanak, Tukaram and Kabir," says Devy. There is nothing to regret though. "Today, a writer has do much more than just write to reach out to the masses," he says. "Writer must invent his or her space today," says Devy, citing examples of Narayanbhai Desai whose rendition of Gandhi Katha has an audience of up to thousands. On occasions, several lakhs show up when poet, singer Gadar from Andhra Pradesh presents something.
The year ahead
Astro turf
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