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Guru
Nanak’s estate flourishes in Pakistan
The Bhattis
of Nankana Sahib in Pakistan are keeping alive their
500-year-long family tradition of strengthening Sikh-Muslim
ties. Naveen S. Garewal visits the
Muslim family, whose ancestor Rai Bular Bhatti was the second
disciple of Guru Nanak
Blessed
by Baba Nanak, the Bhatti family of Talwandi (now Nankana
Sahib) has been a shining example of Muslim-Sikh
brotherhood for over half a millennium. Rai Bular Bhatti,
a contemporary of Guru Nanak Dev and a devout Muslim,
became Guru Nanak’s second disciple. After Bibi Nanki,
Guru Nank’s sister, he was second person to recognise
that Guru Nanak was no ordinary mortal and that he was a
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T-shirts
tell your traits
This popular garment
reflects your personality, says Dolly
Sagar
THEY
are all-time favourites, to be used any time, anywhere, except
of course in formal parties. You can have them plain or printed,
loose or tight, as kurtis or kurtas, with trousers or shorts,
round-necked or V-necked, full-sleeved, half-sleeved or even
sleeveless. This versatility is not the only feature of the
T-shirt. It also defines your personality.
Food
sets the right mood
New research
suggests that eating the right food can actually affect your
mood. Some kinds of food may banish stress, others may lift
depression and many are a great source of energy and general
well-being, writes Gyan
Marwah
FOR
long researchers have said that there is a definite link of our
emotions to the food we eat. Certain foods are mood boosters in
the same way as others can be party poopers. There are still
others that help us feel calm, alert and even upbeat. Here’s a
list of some foods that have a direct link to your moods.
Randeep
Hooda: I’m not insecure
Actor
Randeep Hooda has only two films in hand but refuses to take on
work that doesn’t challenge him. A
media recluse and utterly unperturbed by the hype that surrounds
the average wannabe, Randeep is walking that thin line between
dedication and compromise. "I don’t want to do the wrong
kind of work. Better sparks in the dark than a full-blown fuse
in the limelight," he chuckles.
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