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Living
heritage
Charandeep
Singh takes a look at some family forts of Punjab and
Himachal Pradesh, which continue to maintain their royal customs
and traditions
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A view of the Bharatgarh Fort
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Undivided
Punjab’s martial history and cultural heritage is chronicled
in many forts that dot various parts of the state. Luckily, most
of those who have inherited these stellar monuments are strong
willed to preserve these heritage buildings. Gurjitinder Singh
Virk (64) runs a fish farm at Sri Chamkaur Sahib.
B-school’s
film foray
A movie by students of
the Indian School of Business is set to create some unusual
equations and trends in Bollywood, writes Vandana
Shukla
Move
aside D-company. For, here comes the B-school to manage
Bollywood. When a premier business school decides to land up in
the big bad world of mainstream Hindi cinema, reasons have to be
compelling. In this case, some future honchos are trying to
define corporate responsibility, on screen.
A
matter of pride
I salute young Canadian
Punjabis who provide a reason for Indians to be proud of their
roots, writes Sheeba Singh from
Ottawa, Canada
Belonging
nowhere and everywhere at the same time encompasses greatness in
itself. Not only has it been an opportunity to learn about other
cultures, but it has become a great chance to educate people, as
I travel more. A quick glance at a coloured person in a
predominantly white community renders inquisition.
The
Lion King
on TV
Disney
Classic animation film, The Lion King, which premieres on
Disney Channel on May 22, was the highest worldwide grossing
film of 1994. Here are a few fun facts about the all-time
favourite:
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