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Film Review
Nana returns with
‘Chhappan’
NANA Patekar returns to form
after a long gap in Ramgopal Verma’s “Ab Tak Chhappan”. Holding
up the film almost single-handedly, Nana (Sadhu Agashe ) is a police
inspector who kills hardcore criminals in fake encounters.
Nana Patekar and Revati in ‘Ab Tak
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Time is precious, so is
your watch
Time
is precious and so are the watches that stay with us through good times
and bad times. Remember your first watch or the one given to you by your
grandfather along with a story of how and from where it was bought, or
the one that was gifted to you by a dear one on a special occasion?
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entrepreneurs make a mark
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This time whispers were a
little louder at Whispering Willows Country Resort. As entrepreneurs
from the region gathered here to sell their exotic wares, the apogee
of spring, coupled with beer and barbeque added to the ambience of
Vanity Fair 2004.
A couple examines hand-printed stoles during Vanity Fair Exhibition, 2004, at Whispering Willows, Zirakpur, on
Saturday. — Photo by Malkit Singh
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Cancer will be
curable, say experts
Chandigarh, February 28
The biomolecular revolution has
now cracked the mystery of cancer and has given us a wealth of
extremely promising new avenues for attacking cancer, which will
eventually, replace the primitive tools of chemotherapy, surgery,
hyperthermia and radiation available today.
Doctor
sets record
Chandigarh, February 28
Dr Sarvinder Singh Gandhok, a
city-based physician, is all set to enter the Limca Book of Records by
completing 200 episodes on various aspects of health awareness and
preventive medicine on the Siti cable network.
600
participate in social medicine conference
Chandigarh, February 28
The concept of networking will
lead to rapid sharing of vital information and help in the development
of multi-pronged strategies, said speakers at the 31st annual national
conference organised by the Indian Association of Preventive and
Social Medicine.
Training
in public health must, say docs
Chandigarh, February 28
In India, only 10 per cent of the
doctors running public health programmes are specialists in the field.
As a result, public health as a discipline and speciality, has been
ailing in the country. The situation is not very different in
South-East Asia.
Free
medical camp held at Jalauli
Panchkula, February 28
A free medical camp was organised
with the assistance of the Health Department, Haryana, and the village
panchayat, Jalauli, Panchkula district, at Government High School,
Jalauli, today.
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