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Make some noise
One night watch the world unite
Two sides, one fight and a million eyes Full heart's gonna work so hard Shoot, fall, the stars Fists raised up towards the sky Tonight watch the world unite, world unite, world unite For the fight, fight, fight, one night Watch the world unite Two sides, one fight and a million eyes Pitbull and Jenifer Lopez have hit a goal with this year's FIFA song. It is peppy and inspiring. The elements that an anthem is supposed to have. But then out of the blue, some people drop their comments on Youtube about the missing punch in the anthem. The obvious comparison is Shakira's anthem for FIFA in 2010 Waka Waka. And you thought it was just a track. If back home, the anthems we have are based on cricket, it doesn't in any way reduces the importance of the FIFA anthem. The game which is surprisingly changing the fate of every underdog team is a religion worldwide and so are the tunes attached to it. What do you have to say?
Get pumpin’ It's the This time for Africa song by Shakira that was lapped up by every football and non-football fan alike. It hit the corner in 2010 FIFA cup. "As a sportsperson, I give cheering immense importance. It motivates every player on the field. It kind of boils your blood, shoots up the energy level of the player. The sad thing is that except for FIFA, we don't have anthems for any other sport. There are songs either for IPL or World Cup but nothing that matches the carze for FIFA anthem," shares boxing champion and actor Vijender Singh who quite likes the Pitbull's Ole Ola. Ole Ola invites the entire world to come together and play, but it is still Shakira that people like to remember. You're a good soldier, choosing your battles, pick yourself up and dust yourself off… Get back in the saddle… croons actor-singer Gitaz Bindrakhia, a die hard football fan. "I remember each and every word of Waka Waka. It is such an inspiring and soulful number talking about those 90 minutes of a football match. Having said this, I wouldn't say Ole Ola is bad, it just lacks the punch. In fact, instead of comparing, I think every sport in our country should have a cheer song," he adds.
Hand in hand Sports and music have always gone hand in hand. So, when your team races ahead, you want a track ringing in your head that pumps the adrenaline, makes you cheer, yell and shout and motivate your favourite players. Jump Around by House Of Pains, We will rock you by Queens, Crazzy Train from Ozzy Osbourne are played probably in every baseball match. Start Me Up by Rolling Stones rings at the beginning of many basketball matches, Song 2 by Blurr is every sports fan's favourite get-going song. "Is their anything better than Hit The Road Jack by Ray Charles or Welcome to the Jungle by Guns n Roses. I heard that fans use this song to tell the opposing team that they have walked into a zoo full of crazed animals or just really rowdy fans, so better be beware," laughs music director Kirpal Sharma as he shares the small anecdote. Kirpal cannot deny the fact that sports anthems is a tradition abroad. "We don't much believe in anthems, some singers would probably come together to sing something on cricket or maybe hockey (once a million years), otherwise we don't have sports cheering music. If you are a NBA fan you couldn't have missed Let It Rock by Kevin Rudolf Ft Lil Wayne. Something that DJ Sameer Sandhu from Chandigarh remembers. He is however of the opinion that we should also havse cheer songs. "To me both Pitbull, Shakira and even Ricky Martin's Un Dos Tres were fabulous anthems. C'mon do we have anything like this for our sports?" jasmine@tribunemail.com
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Raw desire
Fresh, cool and crunchy is all you want to dig in on a scorching day. The season comes with its share of troubles but also plenty of fruit to cool it down. Make most of the long days to make these quick, easy salads that require little or no cooking.
Cheesy delight
Sliced ginger 1 small piece Cinnamon 1 brown stick Clove 1 Fresh mint for garnish Feta cheese, cut into ¼-inch cubes 50 gm For the thyme vinaigrette: White vinegar ¼ cup Fresh thyme leaves 1 tablespoon Olive oil ¼ cup Salt and pepper to taste
Method * Peel pears and place in a small, deep pan. * Add enough water to cover the pears. Add the ginger, cinnamon stick, brown sugar and cloves to the water. Stir to dissolve the sugar while water is heating. *
Bring to a boil, reduce heat to a gentle simmer, and poach pears until fork-tender but not mushy. Discard the liquid and spices. Refrigerate the pears for one hour. *
Cut it into strips and dress with thyme vinaigrette and place in salad bowl. *
Garnish with feta cheese and mint leaves. Nitin Ranjan, executive chef, Park Plaza Chandigarh
Cool offer
1 head of cauliflower 3-4 tablespoon mayonnaise 1-3 tablespoon milk ½ tablespoon salt ½ tablespoon powered pepper 3 - 4 tablespoon raisins chopped 3 - 4 peanuts 1 onion finally chopped 1 tablespoon honey
Method Steam the broccoli and cauliflower slightly. Put it in chilled water and then spread on a paper. It should remain crunchy. In a big bowl, add the mayonnaise, salt, pepper and honey and mix well. If thick, add milk accordingly. Add the vegetables, raisins, onion and peanuts. Mix well and balance the taste. Chill it in the fridge, and decorate with cherry tomatoes. Veenu Rai Dhanda, Cook 'n' Style, Ludhiana
Fruit punch
Fresh strawberry 5 Musk melon 100 gm For dressing (according to taste) Olive oil Lemon Honey Salt Pepper
Method
In a bowl toss musk melon and kiwi cut into bite sizes, strawberries cut into halves. Mix in honey, lemon, olive oil, salt, pepper and toss well. Pour into a fancy bowl (or a wine glass); decorate with a cut slice of kiwi! Chef Vineet Chopra, Hotel ShivalikView-17
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Cucumber 2 Melon 1 Zucchini 2 Carrot 2 Chicken breast 2 Mustard paste 1 tablespoon Lemon juice 2 tablespoon Mint few leaves Black salt, pepper according to taste
Peel the mango and make ribbons of its flesh with a potato peeler. Similarly make ribbons of all. For grill chicken breast; make its ribbon with hand. Mix all these with salt, pepper, lemon juice, use black salt, mustard paste, black pepper, mint and olive oil. Toss it well. Chef Pallav, JW Marriott
Mediterranean treat
Olive oil 3-4 tablespoon Vinegar 1 tablespoon Lemon zest 1 tablespoon Celery 100 gm Assorted green leaves 100 gm Pine nuts 50 gm According to taste Salt Pepper Chilly flakes
Method Soak couscous in equal quantity of hot water for 15 minutes. Chill it in fridge. Cut the celery into pieces; toss all the greens, and sprinkle olive oil, salt, pepper, chilly flakes and lemon zest. Add saffron if you like. Spread all in a plate, put couscous around the greens. Garnish with pine nuts on top. Piyush, Chef Brooklyn Central, Elante
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Make it your own
renu soni I regularly share decorating tips with home owners but what about the large percentage of people who live on rent? Whether you're a would-be buyer delaying purchase because of the credit crunch, or you're a student who's just moved into your first rental property, you will be desperate to make your new place feel like a home. But to walk into white walls and boring, old fashioned furniture can be so inhospitable. With dos and don'ts set by landlords, how does one decorate and personalise rented property?
No landlord will allow entire walls to be wallpapered. So an alternative would be to paste wallpaper to plywood panels and lean them against walls. It's easy and inexpensive. Ask your local wallpaper supplier for end rolls at discounted rates. Alternatively, you can use fabric draped over a rod screwed into the wall or just go ahead and frame it. Attractive bed linen Pretty coloured bed linen will instantly lift a drab room and add a touch of luxury to everyday surroundings. It won't date and will add some summer sunshine all year round. Always invest in the best quality you can — it'll go a long way Modular storage This is great for rented properties, not only will it fit any size or shape room; it's also easy to remove at the end of a tenancy. Statement lighting You might not be able to change the positioning of your ceiling lights, but whether it's with lamps, lanterns, candles or statement pendant lights, you can control the ambient lighting. Cover it up If you've inherited an ugly patterned sofa, why not take the help of an upholsterer to stitch up fitted loose covers for it or easier still, use a throw to cover it up and finish with colourful cushions. Drape delight If you're stuck with awful curtains, remove old ones safely and buy some cheap replacements in a plain colour. If you're handy with a sewing machine, try running up some simple tab-top curtains using old sheets, or adding a trim or braid to your existing curtains to jazz them up.
These are ideal for covering up unsightly flooring and adds personality to a space. Fill them up Bare shelves will always make a place feel like temporary accommodation, so fill them up with books, vases, antiques and other decorative accessories.
A grotty bathroom with discoloured grouting can be brightened up using a whitener and the landlord is hardly likely to complain about such an improvement. Bathroom accessories to suit all budgets can make all the difference; a new bath mat, set of towels and a shower curtain. Liven up walls There are of course the framed photographs or artwork, but why not try getting one of your photos printed on canvas. Alternatively, turn your favourite photograph into a work of art by using photo-editing software such as Photoshop to create a painted look or turn it monochrome. Upsetting the landlord with these ideas is out of the question....he may well be impressed enough to ask for interior advise to his own home! Eat in style Buy a table runner and place mats to dress the dining table. A vase of flowers, natural or artificial, will give the room a fresh and cared-for look. (Soni is a Chandigarh-based interior decorator)
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Egyptian flare...
When one thinks of Egyptian women's wear, the mind conjures up names of two, larger than life personalities who influenced world history. One is Nefertiti and the other Cleopatra. The dresses worn by Cleopatra, played by actress Elizabeth Taylor in the 1963 Hollywood blockbuste Cleopatra, too come to mind. Now trendy and style conscious divas of the region have an option to choose from a creative Egyptian theme collection, which couturier Rupam Grewal, who owns the haute couture brand Jaamawar Minx (JM), has launched. The stunning summer designer wear was recently unveiled at the Jaamawar Minx studio in Elante Mall.
The latest works of JM is inspired by Lapis Lazuli, a deep blue semi precious stone popular with Egyptians. The bead work done reflects the intense coloured stone, which was used by queens and princesses in their dresses, down the ages. Says Rupam Grewal, "We have tried to replicate the elegant Egyptian cuts and styles, in a Western and Indian way. While the look of the designer apparel is Egyptian, we have made it more contemporary and glamourous. The USP certainly is the way we have used colours. Apart from Lapis, coral, gold, emerald green we have used lend an ethereal touch to attires." In the Western apparel of the Egyptian Line, there are black and gold gowns and dresses. Also available are emerald green cocktail party wear dresses. Pallak Kakkar, assistant designer, JM, who is also an alumnus of the prestigious NIFT, says, "The Egyptian tinge has been intelligently introduced in Western as well as Indian wear. The bead and sequence work along the neck of the dresses is what makes the range very different from anything else in its category." Apart from the Egyptian attire, a wide range is available for the summers. There are column shirts with pants in different styles (flared, cigarette). In dresses, Anarkali's have gone Western this summer in JM's new range. What's more, the saree gown is a really smart designer wear dress that comes this season from the stable of Jaamawar Minx. — TNS
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Balancing act...
renee singh We often talk about maintaining balance in our lives. Do we actually? But sometimes in our effort to maintain that balance we stress ourselves even more. It is important to have a mix of work and play in life in order to maintain general level of wellness. However balance is more easily longed for than maintained. The term "balance" has generally become a buzzword therefore I feel it is very important for all of us to find exactly what mix we need in order to enjoy our lives. Balance perhaps is what all humans need to live a normal healthy life. Most creative people don't fall into this category but in order to keep ourselves into a steady graph we do need to keep our levels of balance correct. Maintaining a level of balance is one of our main ways of keeping stress at bay. We try to keep a lifestyle that is in sync with our values, a schedule that includes health promoting habits and a perspective that helps us in dealing with the challenges of life. All of these things are a part of stress management. Our day to day life would be highly comfortable if we allowed these strategies into our lives. Of course there are times when one is thrown off balance regardless of great strategic planning. Many times the schedule you plan, the attitude you maintain or even your general lifestyle changes according to a new situation. Huge level of adjustment is required to adjust and cope with the new situation. Realistic goals Holding ourselves to unrealistic standards sometimes causes more stress than just being in our normal routine. This way we infuse more stress. Sometimes many of life's minor challenges create a need of adjustment. Sometimes we get bogged down by some particular toxic stressor. Whether we allow them to overwhelm us is absolutely our discretion. When our response is triggered, we are reacting and not really responding. We then create a downward spiral of stressor and we need to contend with these. Here are a few solutions: Meditation magic: This creates resilience towards stress. We become less reactive and it is easy for us to reach a place of balance. Pen it down: Letting go your feelings flow on paper gives an immense feeling of peace and helps you to feel balanced. Talk to a friend: Even better than journaling. You can reap the benefits of social support, gain new perspectives. Talking to a therapist is also a great stress reliever. Cultivate hobbies: These help you stay in the moment. Down times tend to get you down. Find unconventional stress relievers that can provide fun and distraction. Pamper yourself: Taking care of your body with a spa treatment is a real must. Prepares you to take on the world. Process your emotions: Keeping them bottled inside is a real stress creator. Listen to your feelings, process them and try to understand. Spiritual practise: It elevates the human spirit, raises your consciousness thereby making all super things accessible to you. Healthy eating: This always keeps you healthy and happy. In order to keep a balance in life we have to make a conscious effort but to keep ourselves happy and stress free it is well worth the effort. (Singh is a Chandigarh based psychotherapist.
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Fabric fiesta
The Weave & Print Society with the brand name of Lipakshee, registered with Development Commissioner, Handicrafts Ministry of Textile Government of India has displayed a wide range of dress material particularly from Andhra Pradesh is on at Lajpat Rai Bhawan -15B, Chandigarh.
Kalamkari, the craft of painted fabrics derives its name from kalam or pen with which the patterns are traced. It is an art form that was developed both for decorative and religious adornment. The discovery of a resist-dyed piece of cloth on a silver vase at the Ancient site of Harappa confirms that the tradition of Kalamkari is very old. Even the ancient Buddhist Chityaviharas were decorated with Kalamkari cloth. The great Alexander is also supposed to have acquired this Kalamkari cloth. Machilipatnam and Srikalahasti in Andhra Pradesh are famous for Kalamkari. With their roots in temple rituals, Kalamkari cloth also followed the old tradition of religious mural paintings. The art flourished under the patronage of the temples in Srikalahasti because of the demand for hangings with strong figurative and narrative components. The handloom on display are Kalamkari hand block printed dress material, Kalamkari bed sheets, Kalamkari bed block printed shits, Kalamkari tops and Kalamkaribed block printed hand bags. Block printed material from other states like Rajasthan, chiken fabric from Lucknow, Chanderi, Maheshwari, Bhagalpur silk and exclusive duppatas from Bihar, block printed dress material of Gujarat, handloom kurtas from Chennai and South Indian handloom from Tamil Nadu is here too. On till June 30. — TNS
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Yours naturally!
Naturals India's No.1 Unisex Salon & Spa known for its signature hair spa and beauty treatments India launched its first salon in Jalandhar. Known for its signature hair spa and beauty treatments across all the salons in India, Naturals unisex salon is all set to woo the customers of Jalandhar. Being a versatile and affordable salon brand Naturals aims to be a one stop shop for hair, body and skin needs.
Spread over 1000 sq. ft, every aspect of the salon, from the interiors to it's specially designed exclusive section for women has been customised keeping in mind the objective of giving the customers an extraordinary experience. Equipped with state of art services, 6 setting chairs, 2 hair stations, 2 pedicure stations, 3 facial rooms and 1 bridal room the Naturals Unisex Salon and Spa is the singular solution to ones beauty care needs. Naturals mission is to create 1,000 successful women entrepreneurs and generate 50,000 job opportunities by 2017. Recently, the brand has joined hands with the style diva and Bollywood actor, Kareena Kapoor Khan as their new brand ambassador. Says CK Kumaravel, CEO & co-founder, Naturals, "We started Naturals to change not just the way people looked but to add ample positivity in their attitude! We want our customers to feel beautiful and look beautiful. I am happy that we have successfully launched our first salon in Jalandhar and we see immense potential in this market to expand horizon". — TNS
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The versatility of Varun Dhawan
Post Student of the Year, Varun Dhawan has chosen diverse roles to prove his capability as an actor. While in Humpty Sharma Ki Dulhania he plays a typical Punjabi lover boy, his character in ABCD2 (Any Body Can Dance 2) is of a passionate dancer. He talks about his movies and his Humpty Sharma Ki Dulhania co-star Alia Bhatt... A break from the usual Unlike my previous endeavours, there's not much song-and-dance for me in Sriram Raghavan's dark thriller, Badlapur. This time, my role spans three generations and three decades, starting from the '80s to the present day and demands three different looks. On ABCD 2 Shraddha and I are the only two non-dancers in the cast. I am very excited about the physically demanding role. I am hanging out and rehearsing with The Fictitious Group, a dance troupe whose real life journey from Vasai to Las Vegas inspired the film. I'm dancing so much that I'm losing weight too. Getting inked The film takes off in Mumbai this Independence Day. I'm planning to get myself a bunch of tattoos. One of them will be like Remo's MJ tattoo. I will spend a lot of time in tattoo parlours also. Playing Humpty Sharma I am from Mumbai and I had to become a Punjabi Delhi boy. These days people are complimenting me on the way I cry when I watch Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge in the trailer. I can't believe they're amused by my angst! Both Alia Bhatt and I are huge fans of DDLJ. On Alia Bhatt That's the way we are in real life too so it doesn't feel like acting. I once made Alia cry on the sets with my pranks and then had to buy her a gift. Humpty Sharma Ki Dulhania is in a space between friendship and love like it is with us. Well, Alia is very special and not just another friend. I'll always be protective and possessive of her.
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Brangelina’s million dollar pad
Hollywood couple Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie have added a massive skate park to their newly constructed Los Feliz home in Los Angeles, California.
The skate park is apparently for eight-year-old Shiloh, who loves to skateboard, reported a magazine. "She's very into skating. She's a skateboarder," a source said. The skate park runs alongside the house and has metal grinds and a soft padding area where Shiloh and siblings Maddox, 13, Pax, 10, Zahara, 9, Knox, 5, and Vivienne, 5, can crash safely. Pitt originally purchased the 5,338-square-foot property for USD 1.7 million back in 1994. The 12 Years a Slave actor then bought four adjacent lots surrounding the estate to accommodate for his brood. The couple also owns homes in Italy, New Orleans, Malibu and New York. — PTI
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JLo’s fashion advice…
Jennifer Lopez generally does not like to talk about her relationships but the newly single singer took credit for actor-director Ben Affleck's good fashion moments when they were dating. Affleck and Lopez's highly publicised three-year-old romance saw them being dubbed as Bennifer by the media and when asked how the couple looked so good together, Lopez accepted her role.
In an appearance during Watch What Happens Live! Lopez was asked some questions by host Andy Cohen. She initially tried to wriggle out of the situation but later playfully dished on her famous exes. "I did, kind of like, say, 'You're a movie star! You should wear a suit. You should do this with your hair.' For sure! He had some good fashion moments with me. Yeah!," she said. Affleck is currently married to Jennifer Garner but former exes are said to be on friendly terms. — PTI
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The latest on the lovebirds
Ranbir Kapoor and Katrina Kaif are back in town from South Africa. They were spotted at a party at Karan Johar's house last week and have also finalised a place of their own in Bandra and are excited to move in together.
They shopped a lot for their new place. They bought kitchen items and other household and decorative items. They say that Ranbir fussed a lot over Katrina Kaif while they were in SA.
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Of Khoobsurat and Ugly
It's quite a funny co-incidence that Anurag Kashyap's critically-acclaimed film Ugly and the remake of 1980 classic comedy Khoobsurat are releasing on the same day -September 19. Apart from the opposite titles, their genres are also quite contrasting. We think that audience is going to have fun time while deciding.
Question of faith
Emraan Hashmi asked to shoot a portion of Raja Natwarlal at the famous Haji Ali Dargah in South Mumbai because he considers it to be lucky. He often goes there before his films' release to offer prayers.
Under the Mediterranean sun
Nargis scores the point
When reputation precedes
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Of facts and fiction
Discovery Channel presents its first scripted series Klondike, which focuses on the Klondike gold rush in the 1890s and is based on Charlotte Gray's book, Gold Diggers: Striking It Rich in the Klondike. Featuring Richard Madden (King of the North Robb Stark of Game of Thrones, A Promise), Abbie Cornish (RoboCop, Limitless), Tim Roth (Pulp Fiction, Reservoir Dogs) and Sam Shepard (August: Osage County, Out Of The Furnace), Klondike tells the powerful story of the last great Gold Rush in our history. This epic six hour series will air from June 23 to 28, every night at 10 PM. Based on Charlotte Gray's book, Gold Diggers: Striking It Rich in the Klondike, the six-part period drama brings to life the tale of seven strangers and their collective fight for survival and wealth in a small, frontier town in the remote Klondike. The journey begins in 1897 when two childhood best friends, Bill (Madden) and Epstein (Augustus Prew) make the perilous journey through the North American wilderness to Klondike boom town Dawson City. Klondike is a man-versus-nature tale that places the characters in a land full of undiscovered wealth, but ravaged by harsh conditions, unpredictable weather and deceptive, dangerous individuals fuelled by desperateness - including greedy businessmen, seductive courtesans and native tribes witnessing the destruction of their people and land by opportunistic entrepreneurs.
A source informs, "She can manage two shows simultaneously or may quit Uttaran to take up a new show. She wants to ideally play a different character from what she has already played." When contacted Rashami, she said, "Offers are coming up, but I am keen to take up a fresh show, which will present me in a new way. I am open to saas-bahu sagas also as long as I am playing the protagonist. Also I am open to reality shows or anchoring a comedy show." Big picture, bigger role Amit Varma, who has not been seen on TV since a while, is looking forward to his role in Rohit Shetty's Singham Returns. He has a substantial role in the Ajay Devgn and Kareena Kapoor starrer film and he plans to take up TV shows post the release of the film. Lose some, gain some Gauri Tonk was recently seen in Ek Boond Ishq on Life OK, but her journey on the show ended soon. She will now be seen in Crime Patrol as a part of the cop team. And it is a permanent role. Mixing work with pleasure Digangana Suryavanshi aka Veera is currently shooting her show, Ek Veer ki Ardaas Veera, in Poland. In its upcoming track, Veera will visit the European country with Baldev (Vishal Vashisht) to learn about the advanced technology for better farming. Digangana is excited to be on the foreign shores. Waiting for the right chance Actress Gautami Gadgil Kapoor was disappointed when her show Khelti Hai Zindagi Aankh Micholi ended within months of its launch. Now buzz is that she is in talks with the producers of a show, in which she will play role of a mother once again and it will air on Star Plus. A role that matters Sai Anand will soon return to TV after her maternity break. She has signed Gurudev Bhalla's show on Colors. The show is called Udaan Sapnon Ki and will air in August. Sai will play the role of a mother in the show, which is about a mother- daughter bond.
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The year ahead
If your birthday is June 23...
This year indicates major changes in the work sphere and you may change your business or profession. You may be mentally tense. Eligible boys/girls will get married this year. The whole year you'll be dealing with family and professional problems at the same time. Ruled by Mercury, number 5 indicates intellectual vibration that comes with the combination of 2 plus 3 in your case. Mental tension and blood pressure related problems surface. You might build your own home. Find fun projects and spend some quality time with pals. Fluctuating health issues of your spouse may bother you. Good financial gains in December are expected. You may expand the existing venture or join a new job. Positive colours: Green, turquoise, sea green, blue Favourable numbers: 5,6 Gems recommended: Emerald, onyx
You share your birthday with actor turned politician Raj Babbar, (June 23, 1952, Agra ) who attained recognition in Insaaf Ka Tarazu. From 2014 onwards, Babbar's horoscope indicates his fractured political career.
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Astro Turf
ARIES: You won't be able to count on anyone. Listen to what others have to say. It's time to clear the air and rid yourself of all the burdens you've been carrying on your shoulders. Let bygones be bygones.
Tarot message: Do not invest in risky properties. Lucky colour: Royal blue Magic Number: 51 TAURUS: Love can take a turn if you aren't thoughtful, generous and loyal. Start off with a clean slate. You can have all the fun you want, but make sure you have someone you can count on by your side. Tarot message: Don't reveal your plans to anyone Lucky colour: Red Magic Number: 50 GEMINI: Stop bothering about those who have upset you in the past. Start off with a clean slate. A chance to hook up with someone interesting will spark a new project. Tarot message: Be articulate to prevent people for making their own conclusion. Lucky colour: Green Magic Number: 40 CANCER: Be careful about doing anything that might get you into trouble. Visiting good friends will be a great way to bring back happiness in your life. Keep a practical attitude towards your finances. Tarot message: There is price to pay for over-indulgence in luxuries of life. Lucky colour: Yellow Magic Number: 34 LEO: You will dazzle everyone around you today. This is the perfect time to entertain others or let others entertain you. You may prefer to spend time daydreaming about the future. Tarot message: Results are guaranteed if you stick to arrangements. Lucky colour: Tomato red Magic number: 40 VIRGO: You will be in a cheerful and optimistic frame of mind and will want to spend time with family and close friends. Medical benefits are indicated. Social commitments will keep you busy. Tarot message: Handle your projects secretly and carefully. Lucky colour: Pink Magic Number: 60
LIBRA: You will be enthusiastic about some developments in your personal life. Those in a new romantic relationship may want to make a commitment. Past efforts will lead to new opportunities.
Tarot message: You shall prevent a lot of trouble by taking timely action.
Lucky colour: Orchid Magic Number: 66 SCORPIO: You will be in a very creative frame of mind and will come up with interesting and innovative ideas, which will be appreciated by seniors and colleagues. Love life will bring fulfillment. Tarot message: Do not let trivial problems haunt you. Lucky color: Blue Magic Number: 49 SAGITTARIUS: You will want your space as you mull over recent events. Don't make financial decisions impulsively to avoid disappointments with the outcome. Tarot message: Be on guard against, duplicity, fraud or trickery. Lucky colour: Forest green Magic Number: 62 CAPRICORN: You will be very inspired to make some changes to your lifestyle. Your insights and inputs will be valuable to colleagues and loved ones. Romantic relationships will bring moments of happiness. Tarot message: Take limited risks while speculating. Lucky colour: Silver Magic Number: 32 AQUARIUS: You will be very optimistic about certain developments on the career front. Your love life will be good. You will have a hectic day and this could make you irritable and restless. Enjoy the best moments of the day with your lover. Tarot message: Be practical. Lucky colour: Metallic grey. Magic Number: 49 PISCES: You will be in a cheerful and relaxed frame of mind. Your love life will be a smooth sail and your partner will appreciate your thoughtfulness. Avoid getting into arguments with family members as things could spiral out of control. Tarot message: Emphasise on spiritual needs. Lucky colour: Deep red. Magic Number: 37
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Pears peeled 2 pieces
1 head of broccoli
Kiwi 5
Raw mango 1
Couscous 90 gm 
Wall paper/fabric panels
Area rugs 
Bathing
beauty 
All set for a new beginning
Charity on birthday: Donate white dresses to poor students.