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India and Pakistan story is one of the biggest ironies to reflect upon. While it doesn't get more tense than the political divide, it doesn't get more intense than the cultural connect. Craze for Bollywood, passion for cricket, love for Sufi and the zeal with which we celebrate weddings and work upon bridal trousseaus.
Anshul Goyal has a love for exclusives. The proud collector of rare coins (heard of Rs 1,000 one?), an envelope that once contained the ticket of the ill-fated Titanic and much more. Managing director, email.biz, this 31-year-old Ludhiana lad is happy at the response his venture has gathered in one year. With two lakh users already, he is happy to let you customise your e-mail IDs from as many as 25,000 options. In Chandigarh, on Thursday, Anshul opened up on the project close to his heart. "When I started sending emails from my exclusive ID, my friends appreciated; I thought of extending it to them too."
He stands between the mountains and the deep sea, literally, to click perfectly well-defined pictures at Te Wahipaunamu, south-west New Zealand, which was declared as the world heritage site in 1990 and incorporates Fiorland, Westland Mount Aspiring and Mount Cook National Park. An educationist, a passionate traveller, and an avid photographer, Mitul Dikshit, in his second exhibition at the Punjab Kala Bhawan, shares beautiful moments of his journey to the Great Barrier Reef, Waitomo Caves and Te Wahipounamu through his pictures.
When the kids and pets grow up together, the bond is incomparable. Rhino, a cute dachshund, was a Diwali gift by the Klers for Anna and Kabir, who were eight and four years old, respectively, at that time. Now when Anna is away to foreign land for studies, even out there her main concern is for the twelve-year-old Rhino. "Actually when Anna left home to study, Rhino became quite dejected so we got 'Bhalu', a German Shepherd, to keep him company," says Ballie Kler, the owner of Pumpkins Nursery School in Ludhiana.
National Geographic Channel is all set to present Cesar to the Rescue, a show that will help you learn about the behaviour of dogs. The show is set to premiere on August 30, and will be aired every Saturday and Sunday at 8:30 pm. This six-episode series will be hosted by Mexican-American dog trainer Cesar Millan, known for his efforts to rehabilitate aggressive dogs.