Tabla, 2 January 2015

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    22 1 tabla! THE HEARTBEAT OF THE INDIAN COMMUNITY SfCl A SINGAPORE PRESS HOLDINGS PUBLICATION SINGAPORE, WEEKEND OF FRIDAY, JANUARY 2,2015 MCI (P) 025/11/2014
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  • Article, Illustration
    Lock icon SINDA STRIDES AHEAD
    1568 1  -  A look at how far the Indian self-help group has come and its plans for this year BHAVNA VASNANI bhavnav@sph.com.sg THE Singapore Indian Development Association (SINDA), a self-help group for the Indian community in Singapore, was launched in 1991 to address the educational and socio-econom-ic issues facing
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  • INDIA
    • India in 2 minutes
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        Lock icon Visitors flock to Kochi Biennale
        102 2 SINCE its opening on Dec 13, the second Kochi Biennale (below) has drawn over 60,000 visitors so far. The biennale, which features 100 pieces of artwork by 94 artists from India and abroad, was lauded by Kerala’s minister for culture K.C. Joseph for “bringing the
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        Lock icon Largest open-air enclosure for leopards
        87 2 LEOPARDS at Bhubaneswar’s Nandankanan Zoological Park will now be housed in a new open-air enclosure, following in the footsteps of Gangtok Zoo and Aizawl Zoological Park. The 1,150 sq m enclosure, which is the largest in the country, will be guarded by an 8,000-volt solar-powered
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        Lock icon Cabs in Mumbai to install panic buttons
        95 2 THE transport department has given fleet and taxi aggregator firms until Jan 15 to install panic buttons in all cabs, set up distress helpdesks and control rooms to track cab movements and provide helplines and app-based emergency services. The deadline for submissions of
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        Lock icon Peace calendar for India and Pakistan launched
        103 2 A 2015 calendar for “Peace and Love” showed paintings from Indian and Pakistani youths depicting their shared dreams of friendship. The calendar was jointly launched on Dec 28 in New Delhi by Aaghaz-e-Dosti and Servants of People Society, two NGOs working for peace
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        Lock icon Government to involve stakeholders in campaign
        127 2 FOLLOWING the Make In India launch in September, prime minister Narendra Modi is affirming his commitment to his vision of “minimum government, maximum governance”. At a Make In India workshop, Mr Modi (right, with union minister for finance, corporate affairs, and minister of information
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        Lock icon Haryana farmers complain of fertiliser shortage
        114 2 WHEN farmers from various villages in Haryana found out that Haryana agriculture minister O.P. Dhankar would be addressing a public meeting in Surya Vihar, Gurgaon, on Dec 27, they went to see him to complain that urea and DAP fertiliser were not available in
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        Lock icon Improving India’s tourism experience
        103 2 AN E-TICKETING facility and a tourist helpline were launched on Dec 26 as part of India’s efforts to improve the tourism experience for both domestic and international tourists. The e-ticketing facility was launched for the Taj Mahal (above) and Humanyun’s Tomb on a pilot basis. Tickets
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        Lock icon Bengal’s dolphin action plan
        112 2 THE West Bengal forest department is all set to conduct a state-wide census of the endangered Gangetic dolphins and is awaiting the release of central funds, said an official. Declared India’s national aquatic animal in 2010, the Gangetic dolphin was once found in the thousands, but
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        Lock icon 10,000 CCTV cameras to be installed in Hyderabad
        99 2 HYDERABAD will soon have international-standard surveillance with the installation of 10,000 CCTV cameras. Police commissioner M. Mahendar Reddy said the cameras will be installed at a cost of Rs600 crores. The project, the biggest of its kind in India, is being launched
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        Lock icon AP’s Kashmir to turn into tourist spot by winter 2015
        108 2 LAMBASINGI, often touted as the Kashmir of Andhra Pradesh, will be developed as a tourist spot in the upcoming year as the Andhra Pradesh Tourism Development Corporation in association with the union ministry of tourism has come forward to develop
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      Lock icon School of hope
      1180 4  -  Some valuable lessons from young tribal women in Rajasthan ANNAPURNA JHA Women’s Feature Service SITTING on a wheelchair, Sita, 20, is a picture of courage and determination. Look at her bright, smiling face and one cannot imagine that this simple girl from Fatehpura village in the Chittorgarh
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      Lock icon Cold standstill
      398 5 Harsh winter wreaks havoc across north India NORTHERN India is in the grip of a cold spell, with many regions seeing record temperatures and dense fog. The severe winter has led to disruptions and delays to travel and transport plans, along with casualties. Dense fog in Delhi has
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  • SINGAPORE
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      Lock icon Reaching out to Tamil youths
      947 3  -  Chennai-born Singaporean has started a non-profit organisation and is a regular on the Tamil music scene BHAVNA VASNANI bhavnav@sph.com.sg NOT many young men would take up part-time degrees while doing their National Service (NS). Fewer still would take one up when they already have a
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      Lock icon His mee goreng is a winner
      764 6  -  Singapore Hawker Masters winner credits success to hard work and his father’s recipe BHAVNA VASNANI bhavnav@sph.com.sg T CAME as a surprise to Mr Abdulaleem Abdul I Latiff when he read the papers and found that his stall in Marine Parade, Hass Bawa Mee Stall,
      PHOTOS: THE STRAITS TIMES  -  764 words
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      Lock icon Striking a chord with Chinese instrument
      664 8  -  Indian boy is finalist in Chinese music competition LAWRENCE STEWEN tabla@sph.com.sg THE first time Taran heard the guzheng, he was waiting to watch his uncle play the sitar for the Singapore Indian Orchestra and Choir. Its sound intrigued him. Three years later, the 10-year-old
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      Lock icon Good health and $50,000 cash prizes
      190 11 Herbal Pharm is giving away $50,000 to 50 winners as part of SG50 celebrations OOD nutrition is key to staying healthy. Do your part for yourself and your family’s health and Win big in Herbal Pharm’s $50,000 cash giveaway. All you have to do
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      Lock icon Naam Ras 2014 draws more non-Sikhs
      227 11  -  Malminderjit Singh HELD at the Singapore Expo Hall from Dec 25 to 28, Naam Ras Kirtan Darbar 2014 brought thousands of people from Singapore and the region to an uplifting experience of blissful kirtan (Sikh traditional music and singing), selfless service, insightful awareness and
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      Lock icon Helping families live close together
      404 14 / 15 AS THE backlog of first-timer demand for new Housing Board flats has been cleared, next year’s focus will be on helping families to live close together, as well as singles and low-income families who cannot yet afford a flat. But there will be limits, National
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    • Article
      Lock icon Low- to mid-income S’poreans pay less for medicine
      301 14 / 15 LOWER- to middle-income Singaporeans will pay less for medicine at polyclinics and subsidised specialist outpatient clinics (SOCs) from Jan 1. Such patients with Community Health Assist Scheme (CHAS) cards will get a 75 per cent discount on subsidised medicine at these places.
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      Lock icon Unusual day off...
      159 14 / 15 more than 330 workers foreign and Singaporean from GATES PCM Construction, gave up their day off on Dec 28 to pick up litter and sweep up debris along a 7km stretch of East Coast Park. “The city is always clean, so we would like to help with
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      Lock icon QZ8501: Bodies, debris found
      259 14 / 15 AN INDONESIAN warship recovered more than 40 bodies from the sea on Dec 30 in the search for the Air Asia jet that was on a routine commercial flight to Singapore from Surabaya, Indonesia, a navy spokesman told AFP. “Based on the navy radio, it has
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    • Article
      Lock icon Insurance scheme for motor industry?
      188 14 / 15 THE consumer watchdog has suggested an insurance scheme to protect those who have put down money to buy vehicles, in the wake of a cheating case involving millions of dollars in deposits. The scheme could work like the one for the spa industry, said the
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      452 16 “Despite serving society, they (street vendors) are still among the neglected lot. Many people’s lives depend on them as, today, most people don’t have time to make their own food and balance it with their hectic daily lives.” Celebrity chef Sanjeev Kapoor at the inauguration of the
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      193 16 150 Women at a Delhi police camp to undergo a 15-day self-defence training programme run by the special police unit for women and children 768 Cases of motorists driving in bus lanes in Singapore as of November, down from 1,560 for the whole of 2013 10 lakh Vehicles
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  • NEWS
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      Lock icon Improving jet engine performance
      474 7  -  Increasing turbine engine’s gas inlet temperatures the key Innovation DR SEETHA RAGHAVAN IN THE hottest depths of a turbine jet engine, gas inlet temperatures can reach more than 1,000 deg C and increasing this temperature is the key to achieving greater efficiency of these engines that
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  • EDUCATION
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      Lock icon Aim high, girls
      397 9 Delhi student is first girl since 2009 to score 100 percentile for prestigious entrance exams in India SIXTETEN candidates scored 100 percentile in India’s Common Admissions Test (CAT) 2014. Among them is Delhi student Neha Manglik, the only girl in the batch. She is also the first
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      Lock icon Music, movies, magic on Children’s Day
      420 10  -  There’s more to school than homework and exams. That’s why tabla! has this page for students of three Indian schools here to play reporter and photographer. (This page is rotated among the schools. Next week, GIIS) MADHU RATHINA, Class 11 A Level CHILDREN’S Day,
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    • SCHOOL SNAPSHOTS
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        Lock icon Getting into character
        173 10  -  TANISHA SEHGAL, Class 9 IGCSE NOV 18 marked the final day of the Literary Week. The middle and junior high school students dressed up as literacy characters for the Character Parade. There were various characters across different eras, from Shakespeare’s Mark Antony and Cleopatra to the crafty
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        Lock icon Let’s play ball!
        165 10  -  RAHUL DATTA, Class 11 A Level ON NOV 14 the finals of the annual Inter-House Cricket Tournament were held on our school grounds. The qualifier had been held a month ago and was an eight-a-side game which had to be reduced to six overs due to rain.
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      239 9 www.gnssmgapore.org "The faculty at GIIS helped m me master 2 the art of B dedication and perseverance." Samita Kamat IBDP 2014 Topper with a near-perfect score of 44/45 GIIS student from 2010-2014 London School of Economics and Political Science, UK (2014Testimonial) The International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP) hones young minds
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      43 10 S^NDA Singapore Indian Development Association 1800-295-4554 www.sinda.org.sg 111 facebook.com/mysinda Encourage your child to participate in co-curricular activities to ensure he/she has an all-rounded education. Overcoming stage fear at a young age can add much confidence to a child’s personality. from DPS International School
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      92 11 r 9 January 1915 The homecoming of the Mahatma 4 It is through your homecoming, that we will celebrate and honour the homecoming of father of the nation. I invite you all. Come and join us. Welcome home. Registrations open for Indian Diaspora, Resident Indians others, visit: www.pbd-india.com 3FHT HNU,
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  • singapore snippets
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      Lock icon MOM bars marine firm from hiring foreigners
      102 14 / 15 A SINGAPORE marine company has been barred from hiring foreign workers for two years because it discriminated against Singaporeans. The ban on Prime Gold International was imposed after it was found “to have retrenched Singaporeans unfairly”, said Ministry of Manpower (MOM) director Roslyn
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      Lock icon Singapore Govt to donate $100,000 to flood relief in Malaysia
      124 14 / 15 THE Singapore Government is contributing $100,000 to support flood relief efforts in Malaysia and is also providing water purification units, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) said on Dec 29. The funds will be channelled through the Singapore Red Cross
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      Lock icon Complaints rising against illegal food hawkers
      111 14 / 15 ILLEGAL hawking appears to be on the rise here, with more complaints against unlicensed sellers of snacks from roasted chestnuts to curry puffs. The National Environment Agency received more than 3,300 reports from members of the public about illegal food hawkers from January to
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      125 16 KERALA AYURVEDA CENTRE. KERALA AYURVEDA CENTRE 444 Serangoon Road Singapore *****6 (Opposite Sri Srinivasa Perumal Temple) Tel: 6392 4158 Working Hours: 9am to 8pm. Closed On Mondays. Centre For Traditional Ayurvedic Treatments The fully equipped treatment centre offers facilities for Traditional Ayurvedic Treatments under the supervision of experienced Ayurvedic graduates
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  • FASHION
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      Lock icon My fairy tale life
      677 17 India’s fashion queen Ritu Beri celebrates 25 years in the industry Indo-Asian News Service ITU Beri, often called “India’s fashion queen”, has comR pleted 25 years in the fashion industry. The designer says her life has been a “fairy tale” and beyond her dreams and she
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  • ENTERTAINMENT
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      Lock icon Bolly good year ahead
      1267 18 / 19 From multiple period films and father-daughter dramas to big-ticket love stories, there is a lot for Bollywood film-lovers to look forward to in 2015, says KARISHMA UPADHYAY in Mumbai. Here’s a sample tabla@sph.com.sg Shamitabh After the commercial and critical success of Paa, director R. Balki teams
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  • RELAX
    • mirch masala
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        Lock icon Hansika is Sundar C.’s lucky charm
        160 20 FILM-MAKER Sundar C., who has collaborated with actress Hansika Motwani (right, with actor Vishal Krishna Reddy) for the third time in a row in upcoming Tamil action-comedy Aambala, says she’s his lucky charm. “This is the third time I’ve teamed up with Hansika. She’s
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        Lock icon Karan Singh Grover in awe of Bipasha Basu
        135 20 POPULAR television actor Karan Singh Grover, who is making his big screen debut with upcoming horror film Alone, says he was nervous while shooting with Bipasha Basu (right) for the movie. Karan has acted in TV serials like Kitni Mast Hai Zindagi,
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        Lock icon Mahesh Babu will keep his shirt on for next film
        136 20 SUPERSTAR Mahesh Babu, who is against going shirtless in his films, has once again refused to do it for his tentatively titled Telugu movie Srimanthudu, despite a request from the director. Shruti Hassan is paired with Mahesh (right) in Srimanthudu,
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        Lock icon Film-maker Dogra puts his trust in Sonam
        240 20 FILM-MAKER Abhishek Dogra says he is confident that Sonam Kapoor (below) can pull off Dolly Ki Doli well because she deftly balances meaningful cinema and commercial movies. “Sonam has got two sides and one is the fashionista and urban image. But at the
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    • Article
      Lock icon what’s on
      407 21 MUSIC DANCE Soorya (Singapore) presents Sree Lakshmi Vandanam, a programme of classical music and dance by local artistes’ in honour of the Goddess Lakshmi. Free admission. When: Jan 10, 7.30 to 10.30pm Where: Xian Gu Tian Temple, 1 Tampines Avenue Contact: 9369-2920 or log on to www.sooryafest.org LECTURE
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      Lock icon hot pick OF THE WEEK
      75 21 FILM Screening of Maafinama... A Road To Redemption (right). The movie is produced by award-winning short film-maker Tannishtha Sarkar. This will be followed by a discussion on “Molestation as a social disease in South Asia”, moderated by Dr Iftekhar Chowdhury, principal research fellow, ISAS. Need
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      Lock icon QUIZ
      179 21  -  DEREK O’BRIEN 1. How many stars appear on the National Flag of the United States of America? a) 75 b) 50 c) 25 2. Which fictional hero rides a horse named Tornado? a) Zorro b) Phantom c) Tarzan 3. Which of these islands is not a part of Indonesia?
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      34 21 Bras Basah derived its name from the Malay term for “wet rice” which was once laid out on the banks of the Bras Basah River, now known as the Stamford Canal.
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  • Page 20 Miscellaneous
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      518 20 FUTURE SPEAKS Aries It is important to prioritise your activities or you will find it tough to cope with your assignments. Careful planning is advisable for your expenditure. Taurus You will complete all your tasks with a positive frame of mind. Your quick actions and enthusiasm will be recognised. Gemini
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      306 21 CROSSWORD ACROSS 1 Chocolate-yielding tree 6 “Chop-chop” 10 Like the Great Plains 14 Ivy League member 15 Santa California 16 Part of an archipelago 17 Bristle-like parts 18 Famous physicist Niels 19 Cookbook direction 20 Navigate, in a way 23 Sharp cheese 25 “America the Beautiful” ender 26 Whisky type
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      40 21 SUDOKU The objective is to place the digits 1 to 9 only, once in each of the small 3x3 squares. At the same time, you must create a row of unique digits going across and down over the large grid.
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    Lock icon How to tackle common skin problems
    360 22 Indo-Asian News Service IF YOU’RE suffering from skin-related problems like acne, eczema or spider veins, don’t fret! You can easily cure them at home. Nutritionist Keri Filtness offers her expert advice on the most common skin-related problems and how one can tackle them, reports
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      12 22 tabla! CLASSIFIED BUY IT SELL IT FIND IT All Indian Groceries Including
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  • SPORTS
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      Lock icon Tiger, tiger burning bright
      743 23 Italian’s Goa boxing school has been training fighters for the past 14 years Indo-Asian News Service IT’S quiet at the otherwise bustling fishing jetty in coastal Chapora in north Goa. The trawlers have set out to sea for their daily catch and the cranes and crows
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      Lock icon Blind cricketers do India proud
      778 24 Poor and ‘unrecognised’ they win the World Cricket Cup for the Blind Indo-Asian News Service THEY are blind, hail from poor backgrounds, lack training facilities and are not recognised by the Indian cricket board, but have more than made up for this with their fighting
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