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Sadhna Sargam enthrals
If Bollywood star singer Sukhwinder Singh had bequeathed a majestic start to the musical bonanza at the Leisure Valley, it was Sadhna Sargam, again from Mumbai, whose melodic voice wafted across the entire ambience to enrich the fragrance of the roses on the concluding ceremony of the 33rd Festival of Roses organised by the Chandigarh Administration.
Tracking
down lives of glitterati
Stardust, Savvy and
Showtime, which track down the lives of glitterati, provide loads of
spicy treat to us. The man managing these publications, Nari Hira,
Managing Director, Magna, Publishing Company Limited, was here in the
city today. The dynamic man is also running other reputed magazines
like, Health and Society and Interiors. “I
belong to a Sindhi family and it is very suitable name in our
tradition,” he explains the mystery behind his name. Do
not magazines act like a peeping tom, making public the secrets
of filmstars, robbing the fun from their life?
Amrita Arora performs at Hotel Mountview, Sector 10, Chandigarh on Sunday.
— Tribune photo by Pradeep Tewari
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Sexually active elderly less prone to prostate cancer
Mohali, February 27
Elderly men who lead a sexually active life are less prone to prostate cancer than those who lead more saintly lives. Another effective method of reducing the risk of prostrate cancer is to eat green leafy vegetables, soya foods, tomatoes, fish and to top it all, bask in the sun.
Promoting idea of safe heart
Chandigarh, February 27
Over 25 cyclists participated in a cycle rally organised by the Chandigarh Cardiovascular Diseases Prevention Project,
PGI, in collaboration with the Chandigarh Amateur Cycling Association here today.
Cyclists take part in a rally organised by the Chandigarh Cardiovascular Diseases Prevention Project,
PGI, and the Chandigarh Amateur Cycling Association on Sunday.
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Cervical spine injuries ‘challenge’ to anaesthetists
Chandigarh, February 27
If anaesthesia is indispensable for carrying out a successful surgery, then a mismanaged administration of anaesthesia can prove equally fatal as it can cause permanent disability or paralyses and even death of the patient.
Lecture on molecular
biology
Mohali, February 27
Dr R.S. Atwal, professor at Cancer Research Institute at Philadelphia University, USA, delivered a lecture on molecular biology at the Shaheed Udham Singh College of Engineering and Technology, Tangori, near here yesterday.
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