Friday, April 5, 2013
Canada launches online tool for new migrants
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Old Sikh man beaten in US
An iron bar was used to viciously attack a fragile Sikh man in his 80s, outside a Gurdwara in the US, in what is suspected to be a hate crime. [Read More]
Vaibhav Gangan’s Review: Aashiqui 2
There’s typical love story and then there’s Aashiqui 2. The typical story goes like this. Boy meets and falls in love. Girl likes him. [Read More]
Akshay Kumar is new Gabbar
Rawdy Rathore Akshay Kumar will be reportedly wooing Barfi girl Ileana D’Cruz in the new movie Gabbar. Their romance is being conceived by [Read More]
Bollywood
Vaibhav Gangan’s review: Shootout At Wadala
With the word ‘shootout’ in the title of the movie, I expected violence. But I hadn’t bargained for the bloodbath that every scene is soaked in, in the latest Sanjay Gupta movie [Read More]
Health
Novartis loses court appeal, cancer drug to stay cheap
Poor cancer patients in India would welcome Indian apex court’s decision, dismissing [Read More]
Be gentle on your skin this Holi
As the Hindu festival of colours comes closer, people are getting ready to paint the town red, [Read More]
Sonakshi Sinha’s Weight Loss Plan
Bollywood actress Sonakshi Sinha, who lost over 30kgs for her debut film Dabangg opposite actor [Read More]
Work Abroad
Old Sikh man beaten in US
An iron bar was used to viciously attack a fragile Sikh man in his 80s, outside a Gurdwara in the US, in what is suspected to be a hate crime. According to local media reports, Piara Singh, an 82 [Read More]
Study Abroad
Job course launched for international students
International students in New Zealand can now benefit from a programme aimed at assisting them in [Read More]
Canada launches online tool for new migrants
Canada has launched a new guide and web tool to help newcomers settle and integrate in the country. [Read More]
UK, NZ, OZ to share visa office in Singapore
Australian and New Zealand clients in Singapore will receive better access to immigration services [Read More]
Immigration
Old Sikh man beaten in US
An iron bar was used to viciously attack a fragile Sikh man in his 80s, outside a Gurdwara in the US, in what is suspected to be a hate crime. According to local media reports, Piara Singh, an 82 year-old Sikh man, was severely beaten on 5 May with [Read More]
Indian Recipe Videos
- Mango PachadiA recipe for the popular and delicious Mango Pachadi. […]
- Mango Strawberry CrumbleA recipe for Mango and Strawberry Crumble. […]
- Jackfruit PaniyaramPala Pazha Paniyaram. […]
- Aam Ka PannaA delicious and spicy green mango juice. […]
- Mango CustardA simple recipe for Mango and Custard lovers. […]
- Jalebi ParathaJalebi Paratha got its name because of its Jalebi like shape.. […]
- Kundapur ChickenChicken Coconut Red Curry […]
Top Sport News
- This time the commentators have nothing to sayThough it has been nine days since the spot-fixing scandal shook up Indian cricket, the broadcasters and commentators are playing oblivious to the serious nature of the incident. Sahan Bidappa reports. […]
- Cricket a welcome distraction for playersIn the current climate --- and we are not talking of the rain --- a cricket match, even the most important one of the Indian T20 league, could seem as appropriate as the emperor's new clothes. Dhiman Sarkar reports. […]
- Politicos seek Srinivasans resignation he has no credibility left Kamal NathAfter the arrest of his son-in-law Gurunath Meiyappan, BCCI chief N Srinivasan seems to be riding against the tide as even leaders from the political class seek his resignation. […]
- Dont think things will ever be the same DravidFrom trying to save a side torn asunder by Brendon McCullum's 158 to taking his 'Moneyball team' on a dream run, Rahul Dravid has aged, but aged well. In six seasons of a competition apparently unsuited for his game because batting prowess here is often measured in metres, he has left his signature. […]
Latest Bollywood – The Hindustan Times
- Bollywoods tryst with bettingEven as the spot-fixing controversy at the ongoing T20 tournament finds its first connection with the Hindi film industry, we take a look at movies that have dealt with betting in sports. […]
- Huma Qureshi set for action in Nikhil Advanis DDayActor Huma Qureshi, who made an impressive debut with filmmaker Anurag Kashyap’s crime thriller Gangs Of Wasseypur last year, will now be seen doing action scenes in Nikhil Advani’s D-Day. “The film is about agents going to Pakistan and getting back India’s most wanted man,” she said. […]
- Arshad Warsi goes for work despite injuryArshad Warsi, who is going back to choreography with the film Calling Mr Joe B Carvalho, has reportedly been suffering from a knee injury that he got during one of the previous schedules. Arshad is acting and choreographing the title track of Calling Mr Joe B Carvalho. […]
- When Neil Nitin Mukesh sketched his look for Shortcut RomeoWhen director Susi Ganeshan wanted Neil Nitin Mukesh to play the lead in his film Shortcut Romeo, his first instruction to the actor was that he wanted him to sport long hair in the film. Neil, being a fine artist, made sketches of his look with the long hair for the director’s approval. […]
Travel
- Kumbh Mela Naga SadhusThe Kumbh Mela in India is known as the largest religious gathering in the world. These Kumbh Mela pictures reveal some of the weird and wonderful sights of this ancient holy festival. […]
- Tips for Train Travel in IndiaWorried about how you'll eat or what the bathrooms will be like? Here are some tips for long distance train travel in India, to make your trip on Indian Railways as enjoyable as possible. […]
- Mumbai Local Train MapIf you're planning on riding the Mumbai local train, print this handy Mumbai local train map out and take it with you. […]
- Top 6 Best Luxury Hotels in MuHeading to Mumbai and wanting to stay in a luxury hotel, but not sure which one? This guide showcases six of the best Mumbai luxury hotels with great locations, facilities, and customer service. […]