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All that jazz
There is something interesting about music; coming from any branch, representing any genre, flowing from any country…you just need to enjoy it without much thought.
Discover a kid’s world
With summer here, keeping kids occupied during the long afternoons is going to be a task. To help, Discovery Kids has launched series of new programmes including Transformers Prime.
Designs on future
Hoping to celebrate the myriad colours of life in their annual exhibition, students of
 the International Institute of Fashion Design (INIFD) present a blend of their interior, textile and fashion design sensibilities based on the theme - festivals of the world. Illustrating as many as ten fiestas across the globe in this exhibition, the students have artistically created a vivid assortment in the exhibition that begins on April 19.
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From across the border
A four-day show, 'Made in Pakistan', was opened at the Himachal Bhawan, Sector 28, Chandigarh, on Wednesday. The show is being held by Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) in association with Rawalpindi Chamber of Commerce and Industry and Pak World Trade & Expo
Centre.
Gala affair: Visitors throng the stalls at the Made In Pakistan exhibition
Name plate!
Vishvesh Khanna from Geoffrey's in Ludhiana has made a repertoire of his regular as well as special visitors and got their names embossed on plates for them individually.
star track
Ayan opens up on Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani
Ayan Mukerji is almost ready with Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani which releases at the end of next month and is a highly awaited film. There is some work left and he is racing against time. He talks about the movie and everything connected with it.
 High expectations
Start to finish
Special call
Home bound
No one is perfect
Three is comapny
Gadget freaks
Two to tango
K JO on a hectic pace
chatter box
Attention to detail
Gone are the days when only Bollywood actors like Aamir Khan would get into every detail of their character, now our telly actors like Manish Raisinghani are also following suit. We hear that Manish, who is currently seen on Sasural Simar Ka as Siddhant Bharadwaj, has really changed his look in order to fit the track of a drained and defeated character. Manish has grown facial hair and is rumoured to be sleeping and taking a nap before every shot if possible in order to look tired and foggy.
Ritesh's TV debut
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