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Time for a drink!FEW PEOPLE know that water and water alone, with its powerful capacity to dislodge and dilute poisons, forms the base for any health plans to be successful. It is the first step in any of the health programs you may be planning, formulating or ... Pack in fibre If constipation is your bugbear, before you reach for isabgol, boost your fibre intake to tackle the problem. Healing the Japanese way THIS IS no ordinary water. It can cure diseases. It can clean your edibles and it can take care of your shape as well. Recently the Capital saw a potion, a strange form of water, which is claimed to be a solution for environmental problems and a ...
Christian purveyors of Urdu poetryTHE MASIHI and Adbi mushairas, held recently at Christ Church on Butler Road, were an event of popular interest. Organised by the All India Christian Writers' Association, headed by Tajamul David Lall, director of St. Mary's School, Paschim ...
Let's party, gracefully Here are some dos and don'ts to observe at a business party.
Wave away the heatWAVE POOL, family raft ride, body slides, lazy river and a play area for children. There is so much to explore at Fun-N-Food Village, Delhi-Gurgaon Road, Kapashera. Spread across 10 acres of land, the park hosts thrill rides such as the twister ...
Making sense of Sushmita No more just a head turner, Sushmita Sen is creating fresh sparks every day. Here is the latest on her new film, "Chingari". Gone with the wind SANGEETA BAROOAH PISHAROTY chats with one-film-wonder Rahul Roy, now finding succour on the small screen.
Alchemy of emotions Tarun Tejpal's book "The Alchemy of Desire" marks his leap from journalism to literary writing, notes GOWRI RAMNARAYAN.
Ask her heart...A HURRICANE, pro-active, prolific are the attributes that Vani Tripathi, the protagonist of film Dil Se Pooch Kidhar Jaana Hai dedicates to herself. Unlike other children of her age, she used to request her parents that she should be sent ...
Nouveau notes, novel harmonyMeeta Pandit may call herself a `gharana hardliner', but that doesn't stop her from hitting off a musical dialogue with French jazz artiste Allie Delfau.
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