UPASANA KAURA If you are a regular with sugary drinks including soda, ditch them now. For consuming sugary drinks may cause lipid imbalance which, in turn, increases the risk of cardiovascular diseases (CVDs), states a new study, published in Journal of the American Heart Association. According to the study, even 12 ounces of sugary drinks more than once a day is harmful as it lowers high-density […]Read More
TARUNA SHARMA Body mists are increasingly becoming a must-have fragrance for everyone. But do you know what exactly is it, how is it applied on body, and how is it different from perfumes and deodorants? Worry not. We give you a lowdown on all this. But just remember one thing: All those who want a long-lasting fragrance from the […]Read More
Laila in Santoshi Maa Sunaye Vrat Kathayein, Ojaswini Shergill in Divya Drishti, Rasika in Do Dil Ek Jaan, Disha in Sasural Genda Phool and Maldawali in Ghulam on small screen and Amba in her debut movie, Begum Jaan. That’s RIDHIEMA TIWARI for you. Born to educationist parents, Ridhiema did her gurukul schooling from Gujarat before […]Read More
Saurabh Tankha I promise the next time I’m in Delhi, bhaiya, after the coronavirus leaves us for good, I’ll surely drop home for lunch. Also, I’ve done a painting for you which I need to hand over. Bye! Till we meet… A next that was never to happen. Never did I, in my wildest dreams, had expected […]Read More
Kofta, a word that probably creates a lot of temptations in many of us who love the soft melting-in-the-mouth juicy and spiced up preparation in which both veg or non-veg options have been possible equally tasty and inviting in a saucy, creamy and aromatic gravy to go along with a nice tandoori roti or a […]Read More
MANASI JOSHI ROY became a part of our homes with her impactful portrayal of a simple girl, Sudha, in the television serial, Saaya (1998-99) and followed up with another stellar performance as Chandni in Indian small screen’s first indigenous fantasy-comedy franchise and a sitcom replete with top-of-the-line visual effects, Gharwali Uparwali (2000-03). Thereafter, she was […]Read More
Saurabh Tankha Author SUTAPA BASU credits her parents – Army officer father and homemaker mother – to have inculcated the habit of writing in her. Surprisingly, the English Literature graduate from Santiniketan and holder of two post-graduate degrees, in English literature and education, feels her younger brother, an advertising professional, and sister, part of senior […]Read More
A treat for Sunday Special Easter Meal INTIMATE BOWL OF HAPPINESS (Roasted red capsicum and herbed tomato soup) Ingredients 2 medium sized red capsicum 200 g red ripe tomatoes 4-5 garlic cloves 1 small chopped onion 1 tbsp olive oil 1 tsp butter 1 tsp maida 500 ml veg stock/ water […]Read More
Jaspal Soni A main purpose of the Science of the Spoken Word is to put someone in contact with his Higher Self (Atman). Once a person has made that contact, he can draw on the innate power of God within to bring the things he needs in life. Some commonly used modes of the Science […]Read More
Both men and women know that the appearance counts, socially and also in the work place. Looking one’s best imparts self confidence, very necessary in today’s competitive career world. In general, there is the feeling that “beauty bias” does exist in the career world; that people react more favourably towards a good looking person; that […]Read More
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