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Saturday, September 10, 2005
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Time for couples to dance After the successful launching of The Great Indian Laughter Challenge, Star One is striving for another fusion called Nach Balliye. An entertaining dance show which will showcase 10 `real - life' celebrity couples. The 10 couples ...
Where fashion meets pride Two more venues, eight designers, seven cities, nineteen shows define Blenders Pride Fashion Tour 2005 Fashion for a cause For some, leading a life of enjoyment is worthless. They lend a shoulder to a social cause. Alee club is one such organisation. Alee means `Heading towards the secure direction' and the motto of the organisation is the same. On its 9th Miss & ..
`Hindi theatre is in a sad mess'Actor, doctor and social activist Mohan Agashe and former bureaucrat and film critic Bhaskar Ghose share their concern on theatre, films, television, writers and more
Beckoning Krishna againToday the market is over flooded with lots of music albums. Adding to it one more music album is here as just the other day T-Series released, `Sanware Ki Sanwari', music album by Pallavi Laxman at hotel Metropolitan Nikko in New Delhi. The music ... 
A flame from FinlandDJ Infekto, in India to perform for the ongoing European Union Cultural Weeks, talks to SANGEETA BAROOAH PISHAROTY about his pioneering work on Broken Beats in Finland A musical journal A four-CD album documenting Amjad Ali Khan's life Special concert, special people In 21st Century India, disability still remains an area by and large grossly neglected. That today there are six crore disabled people in India but little infrastructure aimed to facilitate their integration is a matter of shame. To draw ...
A soft and spicy affair Sitaram's chholey-bhaturey at Paharganj, soft and delicious, may be the enemy of one's arteries but are best friends for taste buds, says RAHUL VERMA 
Going Mughlai amongst MoghulsThe legacy of royal taste still thrives in full measure in Old Delhi, in custody of the generations of those who worked in the royal kitchens. Traversing the traffic of Chandni Chowk, moving past the haveli of Ghalib in Ballimaran you arrive at ...
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