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Six yards, 30 styles...WANT TO go out for a dinner and don't have an evening gown or a presentable eveningwear? Ask fashion designer N.C. Shaina, owner of Golden Thimble, a sari store in Mumbai, and she will leave you with one option: Sport a sari. Sounds strange? ...
A new remixed identityIT HAS been half-a-decade since this Viking raided the Indian music terrain with a strange blend of music, which even he can't classify. It all started with "Kya Soorat Hai" where he rehashed the popular old song "Zaroorat Hai" with some zippy ... 
The club upstairsA CHILD who stammered at the age of nine, a petrol pump attendant who went through the same unrewarding schedule day after day and a high school drop-out, India Research Press's latest release "Build from Scratch" is dedicated to such people who ...
Stirring peaceDISCUSSING KASHMIR over food, believe me, is not a delectably good idea. Simply because, you would cease to be hungry at some point and yet, the deliberation won't find an anchor. But meeting retired Vice Admiral Verghese Koithara this past ... 
Celebrating a legacyIS NOT That at times, you find it difficult to judge whether being hungry makes you appreciate the taste of the food more or otherwise? Often one feels that a hungry tummy can take anything but being not so hungry can give you some time to decide ... Want a hot dog? DOES POP Tate's Shoppe ring a bell? Remember Jughead Jones's dog, Hot Dog? Now, You too can pick up your `dog', eat with gusto and lick your fingers at New Delhi's American Diner's Hot Dog Festival. Imagine hot dog washed down with a Jack ...
All for that spark...HE HASN'T stopped calling himself as one of the greatest music directors, nor has stopped shouting from the rooftops that today's singers lack "that spark". "Let's face it. We can never have Lata Mangeshkar again. In fact, these singers also must ... 
From screen to greenIT MIGHT sound fun, but it's not easy to be the cynosure of all eyes. For Shah Rukh Khan, `badshah' of Indian cinema and the first Indian brand ambassador of TAG Heuer, making heads turn may be easy, but it's another thing to be ogled at while ...
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