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Roots of rhythm
The Chutney music symbolises the chord of connectivity non-resident Indians experience universally. The music group from Surinam displayed not just the Caribbean-Indian music skill, but their sense of belonging with India, the country of their origin as well. RANEE KUMAR reports.
Lifestyle
Elegant thread work
Check out elegant handwork and designer jewellery from designers Arti kapoor and Rupal Sawhney, at Also on January 28-29.
Personality
Cracking hacking
Seventeen-year old Ankit Fadia is a phenomenon. Tracking down on hackers, the youngster is internationally acclaimed for his cracking abilities.

Not the one to give up
Esha Deol may not have had a great start to her career in Bollywood but she is not quitting. She has "Kucch To Hai" to wait for.
Cinema
Crude and corny
THIS FILM quite simply does not deserve any certificate (an `A' was given by the Censors). It touches the lowest standards in the adult drama genre. A remake of a Tamil hit, this Telugu version is a crude presentation by Pulla Rao, who ...
Bullets and brawn
A MAD chase, inside a labyrinth of lanes and by-lanes, on the railway track -- between two trains, in a bazaar, causing a severe skid of a motorcycle rider, fall of vegetables and crumbling of papad. One has finally nabbed the other, in 45 ...
Music
With music as his mission
Kries Ramkhelawan, one of the Chutney pop singers from Surinam, takes pride in his Indian roots and says it is the unique cultural wealth of India, which gives many Indian settlers in Surinam a special identity.
Notes from UK
Jay Walker, the DJ from UK muses on the music scene in the clubs here and back home.
Green Notes
Blooming bright
The peacock flower attains exotic nature by its sheer resemblance to the bird, and the red and yellow bloom lights up the garden and its surroundings.
Events
Aesthetic line-up
A trailblazing performance by the Australian group, the impressive bartending do and music by a UK-based DJ marked the Teacher's Achievers Nite held at Dublin, ITC Kakatiya Sheraton and Towers recently.
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