|
Release of “Bhije
Mausam” tomorrow
Chandigarh, March 5
Kidar Abadi Trust will organise a
function on March 7 to release a collection of ghazals, “Bhije
Mausam”, by well-known ghazal writer Sudershan Walia at
Punjab Kala Bhavan in Sector 16.
Helloji
Really, life of
housewife is very hard!
I am thinking that I will be
relaxing today but I am having very hard day. You know the morning
routine and all. My ‘He’ wanted extra parathas for his colleagues
and he said to me only after I had put the gas out. Again I had to
burn gas and make more parathas to have with kadi. It is my
speciality, you know.
Style i
Short styles rule the
head
With
the bright sunshine blunting the nip in the air and soaring temperatures
giving a preview of the summer heat, mane matters catch the attention of
a woman (and for that matter, even of a man). What’s new on the
seasonal fashion horizon?
Dhabas
remain as popular as ever
They
are neither upmarket nor offer plush ambience like
multi-cuisine restaurants in the City Beautiful. But the aroma of food
and delicacies being offered at a shoe-string budget make the city
dhabas a gourmet’s delight.
Food
Festival
Tempting treat
of tortillas
Encouraged
by the success of last year’s Mexican food festival, Blue Ice
Bar and Restaurant, Sector 17, is offering Latin American delights
again this fortnight. All those who relish the tongue-tickling hot’n
spicy tortillas and enchiladas would find themselves drawn to the
platter prepared by their chef. He is formerly of Rodeo, New Delhi,
that pioneered this cuisine in the national Capital.
Beware,
those mouth lesions
Being
addicted to alcohol, chewing pan and tobacco, they are being
examined for oral health by Dr Rajiv Kashyap at the Civil Secretariat
here. Dr Kashyap, who is doing Masters in Dental Public Health from
Kings College, London, has come here for a pilot study on the oral
health of employees.
Exhibition of
medical books at PGI
Chandigarh, March 5
About 5,500 books from different
medical fields were on display during an exhibition at the PGI today.
The topics include cardiology, ECG, orthopaedics, psychiatry, nursing
anatomy, physiology, biochemistry, forensic medicine, dentistry,
radiology, paediatrics, dermatology, pharmacology, preventive and
social medicine.
Office-bearers
of IMA
Chandigarh, March 5
Dr Neeraj Nagpal has been elected
state president of the Indian Medical Association for the year
2004-2005. Dr Neeraj Kumar and Dr Ajay Duseja are the honorary
treasurer and honorary secretary, respectively. The vice-presidents
are Dr Arjun Dass, Dr Ashok Attri and Dr Anil Kumar.
|