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 GLITZ
& GLAMOUR
Fishy
lehengas for Divali
SOMETHING sure is fishy
about the ravishing turquoise-blue lehenga neatly hanging under
synthetic day light in a garment house, Dharkan realises. Tapering at
the neck, extensive at the chest, narrow at the waist, almost straight
till the knees, the attire opens suddenly into a wide foundation just
like the form of a fish.
TIP TOP
Choose gifts
with care
CARDS can let your little
secret out. If her mom does not know about your “friendship”, the
neatly tucked away card, lying to be discovered in some remote corner of
the closet, can lead to "unnecessary trouble". Avoid it. Buy
gifts instead on Divali. Otherwise also, intellectuals says “action
speaks louder than words”. But before you go to the arcade looking for
one, listen to what our experts have to say about gift etiquettes.
CHILLOUT ZONE
Cut foot loose
at Blues
TEARING excitement breaks lose
as exhilarated figures, illuminated by colourful intelligent lights,
sway to the rhythmic beat of thumping music in city's night club —
Blues. If heaven is a place on earth, here it is — that's the
impression you get on bash evenings as damsels in glittering short tops
embellished with stars over boot-cut trousers descend on the polished
dance floor to twirl all around with guys in biceps revealing T-shirts.
VENUS SPEAKS
Dance
li'l lady, dance
SHE loves eating, but still is
reed-thin. Ask her the secret of success in keeping off the excess and
she blushes like a rose in May. "No, I don not go in for elaborate
workouts," Femina Miss India finalist-cum-ramp model Radhika Bajaj
asserts.
Colourful
start to youth fest
Chandigarh, October 29
Teams from city colleges rendered
soulful bhajans and shabads to mark the beginning of the Panjab
University Zone B Youth Festival, organised by Sri Guru Gobind Singh
College, Sector 26, here today. The programme began with the college
shabad, “Ho tumri karo aas, prah more kab gale lagavenge”, while
students from SD College presented bhajan “Charkha chale surt birhan
ka”.
Enthusiasm
adds zing to school function
Chandigarh, October
29
Vibrant hues combined with
enthusiasm and skill, resulted in a series of enthralling
performances which marked the first day of the annual function of
Government Model Senior Secondary School, Sector 19 at Tagore
Theatre this evening. As many as 400 students took part in the
cultural programme. |
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| Students of Govt Senior Secondary School, Sector 19, perform during the annual function of the school at Tagore Theatre in Chandigarh on Tuesday.
— A Tribune photograph |
Trophy
for Mohali school
Chandigarh, October 29
The team from St Soldier
International Convent School, phase VII, Mohali, won the trophy for the
Pandit Nanak Chand Memorial Skit and Mono-acting Contest at the on-going
All India inter-state, inter-school cultural competitions at the 33rd
Annual Festival week at DAV Senior Secondary School, Sector 8, here
today.
Students’
fight over namesakes
Chandigarh, October 29
Amidst excitement of elections and
the hosting of the youth festival, SGGS College, Sector 26, is caught
between the devil and the deep sea, unable to put either of the two
major annual events on the backburner.
Bar
Council poll
Chandigarh, October 29
The transfer of the local High
court judges to other High Courts, construction of Law Bhavan,
implementation of the Advocate Welfare fund act, corruption in judiciary
and better working environment for the advocates, and the grant of
minimum stipend of Rs 5,000 per month to junior advocates by the senior
advocates, emerged as main issues for the forthcoming election of the
Bar Council of Punjab and Haryana.
DISTRICT COURTS
6-month
RI for selling adulterated curd
Chandigarh, October 29
A city resident, Harish Chander,
was today sentenced to six months’ rigorous imprisonment and fined Rs
1000 by the UT Chief Judicial Magistrate, Mr C.L. Mohal, for selling
adulterated curd. As per the prosecution, a Food Inspector had inspected
the premises of the accused and purchased 600 gm curd from him to take
sample.
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