Tabla, 13 March 2015

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    22 1 tabla! THE HEARTBEAT OF THE INDIAN COMMUNITY SfCl A SINGAPORE PRESS HOLDINGS PUBLICATION SINGAPORE, WEEKEND OF FRIDAY, MARCH 13,2015 MCI (P) 025/11/2014
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      161 1 Available at most sundry stores Mustafa PRIYA’S DREAM DEBUT PAGE 19 IT’S A HOLI, HOLIDAY IN EAST COAST PAGE 6 INDIANS ON RAPE FILM BAN PAGES 4 5 TAMIL LEADERS HAVETEA WITH tabla! PAGE 7 Spices in my kitchen The Indian sub-continent has a diverse range of food, ingredients and
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  • INDIA
    • India in 2 minutes
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        Lock icon Punjab officially recognises gatka as sport
        76 2 GATKA, a traditional martial art form, has entered the list of recognised sports in Punjab. World Gatka Federation president Sukhdev Singh Dhindsa said gatka federations were managing, standardising, promoting and reviving gatka as a game in the country. Gatka promoters have been demanding official
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        Lock icon India-made rotavirus vaccine launched
        84 2 ON MARCH 9, Indian prime minister Narendra Modi launched Rotavac, a rotavirus vaccine developed by Hyderabad-based Bharat Biotech. The company invested over Rs400 crores in product development and another Rs100 crores in manufacturing facilities, yet it has proposed selling the vaccine for Rs63 per dose to
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        Lock icon Mumbai home to 30 billionaires
        82 2 THE Knight Frank Wealth Report 2015, released on March 9, found that 30 of India’s 68 billionaires call Mumbai home, ranking the city sixth on the list of 20 global cities that were surveyed. India has been ranked seventh among the 97 countries surveyed in
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        Lock icon New Kolkata flyover to reduce travel time
        116 2 WEST Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee unveiled the much-awaited flyover (below) on the VIP road in Kolkata that connects Kestopur with Joramandir in Baguiati on March 8. The flyover will substantially cut travel time for airport-bound vehicles by passing three busy junctions in
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        Lock icon Widows visit Taj Mahal
        99 2 WIDOWS from Vrindavan and Varanasi were welcomed by social worker and Sulabh International founder Bindeshwar Pathak (above), when they visited the Taj Mahal on International Women’s Day on March 8. The visit was sponsored by the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI). The widows, who live in
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        Lock icon Apple growers welcome cold weather
        85 2 THE frequent cold weather in Himachal Pradesh has resulted in heavy rainfall and snow, causing apple growers to rejoice as snow and rain are beneficial to apples and other fruits. An official from the state’s horticulture department explained that regular snow and rain in apple-growing
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        Lock icon Swine flu death toll on the rise
        101 2 SWINE flu deaths in India have been increasing as 51 more people died in Delhi, increasing the state’s toll to 1,370, while the number of those affected with the virus across the country has risen to 25,190. According to the Union Health Ministry,
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        Lock icon India not among top in world ranking of universities
        133 2 IN THE latest world reputation ranking of the top 100 most prestigious global universities by Times Higher Education, a survey of senior academic opinion has ranked Harvard University at the top, followed by University of Cambridge and University of Oxford in
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        Lock icon Solar-powered aircraft lands in Ahmedabad
        81 2 SOLAR Impulse 2, the world’s first solar-powered aircraft that is on a global flight, landed in Ahmedabad on March 10. The two pilots, Mr Bertrand Piccard and Mr Andre Borschberg (above), were greeted by cheers and applause from the large group that was at the
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        Lock icon All-woman crew on International Women’s Day
        122 2 TO COMMEMORATE International Women’s Day, Air India operated four flights with “all-women crew” to domestic and international destinations on March 8. Two of the flights were on the international route from Delhi to Melbourne and Mumbai to Muscat. The other two were on domestic
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      Lock icon Bringing education to India’s slum kids
      762 3 Science graduate has been cycling to Lucknow slums and giving free impromptu lessons outdoors for the past 20 years AFP EVERY day, Mr Aditya Kumar cycles around 40 miles with a heavy load of books and his few possessions on the back of his
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  • NEWS
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      Lock icon Should rape documentary have been banned?
      1062 4 / 5  -  Indians in Singapore weigh in on the issue SUBINA AURORA KHANEJA tabla@sph.com.sg ON MARCH 9, NDTV ran a blank screen for the full duration of the film to protest against the ban of the film India’s Daughter, made by Leslee Udwin for BBC. Researched
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      50 4 / 5 Passionate about dance? Participate in Singapore’s reality show $StarHub presents Dance Singapore Dance is a solo dance competition and the winner will walh away with Register on www.zeeteievisionasia.com/dsd/ Audition Date Saturday, 14th March, 2015 at 9 am Venue: MD1S Campus, 501 Stirling Road (Near Queenstown MRT), Singapore *****1 W>/ dancesingaporedance
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      124 4 / 5 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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      104 4 / 5 IM. y uxn avn arena Winning the Inner Battle for Peace Mysteries unfolded by Swami Swaroopananda Mahabharata, one of the greatest epics, is a masterpiece and a guide to righteous living. Swami Swaroopananda presents the mysteries and insights of Mahabharata in lucid language that will help you advance in every
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  • SINGAPORE
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      Lock icon Colourful family fun
      414 6  -  2,000 people turn up for Holi event at East Coast Park AMRITA KAUR amritak@sph. com.sg ON MARCH 7, the open space at East Coast Park Angsana Green turned into a large playground for 2,000 people from different Indian communities as they threw coloured powder and water at
      PHOTOS: AMRITA KAUR, MARWARI MITRA MANDAL  -  414 words
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      Lock icon Welfare issues take centre stage
      549 7  -  Tamil community leaders discuss how newspapers and organisations can work together over tea at Tandoor BHAVNA VASNANI bhavnav@sph.com.sg LEADERS from the Tamil community met the editors of tabla! and Tamil Murasu on March 7, as tabla! held its tea session with the Tamil community at
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      Lock icon S’pore to mark Gita Jayanti
      201 10 2,000 expected to attend event on March 15 ON MARCH 15, from 7am to noon, about 2,000 devotees of different races, ethnicity, nationalities, culture and regional affiliations will gather at the PGP Hall next to Sri Srinivasa Perumal Temple to celebrate Gita Jayanti 2015. Gita
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      Lock icon Scammers target Indian nationals
      225 10 IN THE past, they used to call unsuspecting Indian nationals claiming to be from the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA). Now these unscruplous scammers are using the name of the Indian High Commission to cheat Indian nationals living here. The High Commission of India has since
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      Lock icon Man with a big heart
      464 11  -  Ceremony to celebrate late Dr Hari Harilela’s life draws prominent members of Singapore community PATRICK JONAS patrickj@sph.com.sg HE WAS a man with a heart for charity. Dr Hari N. Harilela, who died on Dec 29 last year, donated generously to the less fortunate, especially for
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    • Spices in my kitchen
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        225 12 / 13 WHEN he was younger, Mr Vinay Kuhlmann (right) used to cook for European tour groups in Himachal Pradesh, where he was born and raised. It was also where he fell in love with cooking. He came to Singapore in 2009 and took up a diploma
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        Lock icon Spice mix made with love
        222 12 / 13 MRS Bhuvaneswary S. Iyer (right) has been helping her mother make a spice powder since she was nine years old. Now a grandmother of seven, she still makes this mix, preparing it at home every fortnight. She prefers making her own spice mixes rather than
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        Lock icon Turmeric a must in her Punjabi dishes
        199 12 / 13 MRS Ritu Narulla’s (right) mother came from a family of restaurateurs, while her father was a meat connoisseur. “She taught us the roots of Punjabi cooking and he taught us how to cook meat the Punjabi way,” she says. “There was always a
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        170 12 / 13 A LARGE part of Mrs Sudha Suganth’s (right) cooking skills come from her grandmother and her mother. They also taught the housewife to prepare a special powder used in 7 Vegetables Kootu, a curry. The powder is made from rice, pepper, turmeric, red
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        222 12 / 13 MRS Varsha Manoj Kumar (left), a teacher, is from Surat, Gujarat. As the oldest child in the family, she picked up cooking from her mother when she was just 13 years old. Now, she makes it a point to cook every day for
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        233 12 / 13 MS VISHALAKSHI Vaidya (right and her spices, above), an IT professional from Karnataka, has been cooking for almost 40 years and has at least 30 different spices kept in her kitchen. As she loves cooking, she enjoys looking through recipe books and trying to make
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        197 12 / 13 MRS Satya Bhama Devi (left), a hospital attendant and a mother of four, has been cooking for 30 years. She learnt cooking in Gorakhpur where she was born and came to Singapore in the 1980s after she got married. Recalling the days her mother-in-law taught her how
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        259 12 / 13 BEFORE she got married six years ago, psychologist Jyoti Ghanshani (right) never really did much cooking. Now, though, she cooks about three days a week. Mrs Ghanshani embodies the cultural melting pot that Mumbai is: She and her husband are Sindhi, she was
        PHOTOS COURTESY OF BHUVANESWARY S. IYER, JYOTI GHANSHANI, RITU NARULLA, SATYA BHAMA DEVI, SUDHA SUGANTH, VARSHA MANOJ KUMAR, VINAY KUHLMANN, VISHALAKSHI VAIDYA  -  259 words
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      171 14 / 15 THE labour market will tighten significantly in the future, as growth of the local workforce slows dramatically, said Manpower Minister Tan Chuan-Jin in Parliament on March 9. Speaking during the debate over the Manpower Ministry’s budget, Mr Tan said local employment growth will drop to
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        Lock icon No need to decide on annuity at 55
        141 14 / 15 FROM next year, Central Provident Fund (CPF) members do not have to make a decision at age 55 on which of two CPF Life annuity plans they want. They can delay it until the time when they want to start receiving the
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        111 14 / 15 THE central bank is unlikely to further slow the appreciation of the Singapore dollar at its scheduled policy meeting next month, even though growth remains tepid, some economists say. They believe a weaker Singdollar could worsen Singapore’s already high living and business costs while
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        Lock icon Civil service: Better deal for non-grads
        151 14 / 15 FROM Aug 1, non-degree holders joining the civil service to perform management support roles will be hired under the same scheme as most university graduates. The move will close the gap in career prospects between university graduates and non-graduates, who currently come under different
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        Lock icon S’poreans bought fewer private homes
        121 14 / 15 SINGAPOREANS bought a smaller share of private homes last year while permanent residents (PRs) increased their impact due to a Housing Board (HDB) rule change. The August 2013 rule stipulated that newly-minted PRs must wait three years before they can buy a resale HDB flat.
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      Lock icon HDB flats more affordable now: Khaw
      231 14 / 15 HOUSING Board (HDB) flats have become more affordable s i nce 2011 Government’s promise is that every an d t h e Government’s promise is that every generation will be able to afford their own HDB homes, said Minister for National Development Khaw Boon
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      Lock icon Seizing opportunities...
      145 14 / 15 with the 2015 Indian Budget likely to help catalyse investments and the manufacturing sector in India, Singapore companies should venture into South Asia’s largest economy. This is what participants at a seminar organised by the Singapore Indian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SICCI) felt. The panellists at the
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      Lock icon Marking close bilateral ties...the
      123 14 / 15 ties...the commanding officer and crew of the INS Sudarshini attended a dinner reception hosted by the Singapore Indian Association at its premises on March 5. High commissioner of India to Singapore Vijay Thakur Singh was the guest of honour at the event. President of the Singapore
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      82 16 1,654 Primary school students took part in the preliminary round of the RHB-Straits Times National Spelling Championship on March 7 49% Of entrepreneurs in India are women, according to a report by BNP Paribas $10 million To be spent on funpacks for this year’s National Day Parade 2,490
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      285 16 “People here are very stressed and face a lot of pressure. That’s why there are so many comedy shows, a lot of people just want to laugh.” Veteran Singapore comedian Kumar “What has surprised me is the discipline with which they have bowled in Australian conditions as
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      Lock icon Reaching out to single mums
      567 17  -  LISHA Women’s Wing and SICCI’s Women Entrepreneur Network host dinner to mark International Women’s Day P. BALA SUBARAMANIAM pbala@sph.com.sg P. Bala Subaramaniam is a journalist with Tamil Murasu. INTERNATIONALWomen’s Day on March 8 is a day to celebrate women’s achievements while calling for greater gender
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  • EDUCATION
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      Lock icon Giving students a head start
      420 8 Indian-American businessman provides students with opportunities in business Indo-Asian News Service A GROUP of successful Silicon Valley entrepreneurs with roots in South Asia is now teaching its own success mantra to foster entrepreneurship globally through mentoring, networking, educating, incubating, and funding. Called The Indus Entrepreneurs
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      Lock icon Chinese New Year, GIIS-style!
      320 9  -  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, NPS) SHEETAL JINDAL SARA SANJU NAIR, Class 6A UNITY in diversity
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    • SCHOOL SNAPSHOTS
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        Lock icon Celebrate with neighbours
        157 9  -  ANAY THAKER, Class 5A SAACHI KAROGAL, Class 5D ON FEB 18, GIIS East Coast campus celebrated Chinese New Year with great fervour and enthusiasm. Ten students from Class 5 attended the Chinese New Year celebration at Bedok Green Primary School, which included a fan dance, a presentation
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        133 9  -  SIYA UDAYA SHETTY, Class 6C ANFAS HASSAN, Class 6B FEB 27 was an exciting day for the GIIS Queenstown Primary campus, as we held our school’s Sports Day. Participants included students from Nursery to Class 8. We braved the heat to put up beautiful displays and games on
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      181 8 www.giissingapore.org Cl Global Indian International School Nurturing Global Citizens Global Montessori Plus On a journey of excellence with Singapore Thanks to teachers of Global Montessori Plus, my son blossomed into a confident child with social and learning skills/' Ms Lavanya Lakshmanan Parent of Shiv Banerjee (l<2) student of GIIS East
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      50 9 TIP OF THE WEEK S^NDA Singapore Indian Development Association 1800-295-4554 www.sinda.org.sg The first step to identifying your career path is to know yourself better. This will help you identify your strengths and interests, keeping yourself motivated and making school and work more enjoyable. Ci facebook.com/mysinda from Global Indian International School
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      123 10 We do not teach We educate V A LEARNER CENTRIC ENV/RONMB WITH A STRONG FOCUS ON ACADEMIC AND CO-CURRICULAR A CHIEVEMENT. ''U A DEDICA TED FA CILITA T/ON FOR THE STUDENTS TOWARDS SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY AND LEARDERSHIP TRAINING. V AN OPEN COMMUNICA T/ON, APPROA CHABILITYAND TRUST IN THE AREA OF STUDENT
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      81 11 KgS itH jHUHntT Led by Sri Ruthra Kaliamman Temple in 2014-15 in association with other Hindu organisations and Temples under the auspices of the Hindu Endowments Board, Singapore. Gita Havan Chant 'BHAGAVAD GITA' 4 i. a* Wr A Offer 'AHUTI' Participate Be Blessed' Guest Of Honour Mr. Sat Pal Khattar
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      102 14 / 15 I u I I B m-.iki DREA M Fly the Dreamliner Non-Stop to Delhi, Mumbai Chennai... Economy Class fare to Delhi is SGD 541* Economy Class fare to Chennai is SGD 403* V" Economy Class fare to Mumbai is SGD *A11 Inclusive Return Fares 417* 40Kgs Free Baggage Allowance to
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      347 14 / 15 TYPE 2 DIABETES BE REVERSED THE MAGIC OF METABOLIC SURGERY Diabetes affects at present 5% of people in the world. In Singapore it is 11.4% and it is 18% in the Indian population. It causes untold suffering. The complications are severe and often life threatening. 60% of renal failure patients
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      129 16 V M INDIA 7 REALTY DIAL INVESTMENT OPTIONS RANGING FROM Rs 10 Lacs to Rs 10 Cr SHOW g PROPERTY SI 14th 15th of March AT SINGAPORE SWIMMING CLUB k DHANU5H presents GET EXCLUSIVE PROPERTY DEALS FROM PARTICIPATING DEVELOPERS north: Delhi NCR, Gurgaon, Chandigarh south: Chennai, Mangalore, Kochi, Bangalore, Hyderabad
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  • ENTERTAINMENT
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      591 18 Film on cerebral palsy patient takes audiences out of their comfort zones Indo-Asian News Service MARGARITA, With A Straw is a coming-of-age film about Laila, a girl with cerebral palsy who embarks on a journey of sexual discovery, and about the rifts that her decision causes both
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      531 19 Actress Priya Banerjee is excited about making her Bollywood debut in Sanjay Gupta’s upcoming film Jazbaa alongside veteran actors Indo-Asian News Service ACTRESS Priya Banerjee, who has starred in Telugu films like Kissa and Joru, says landing a role in Sanjay Gupta’s Jazbaa is her dream
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      302 19 Indo-Asian News Service FILM-MAKER Sanjay Gupta, who has started shooting his next film Jazbaa, has described working with Aishwarya Rai Bachchan as “fabulous”. Aishwarya, who was last seen on the big screen in the 2010 film Guzaarish, is making her comeback with Jazbaa. “I’m sure some of
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  • RELAX
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      Lock icon Vocal and dance spectacle
      332 20 THE Singapore Indian Fine Arts Society (SIFAS) Festival Of Indian Classical Music And Dance 2015 is back for its 13th year. In collaboration with Esplanade Theatres On The Bay, the prestigious festival is a much awaited annual feature in the Singapore arts calendar that showcases the
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      38 21 TALK Mahabharata mysteries and insights talk by Swami Swaroopananda. Free admission. When: March 17 to 20, 7 to 8.30pm Where: Shine Auditorium, 03-01 Shaw Tower, 100 Beach Road Contact: 9670-3934 or e-mail chinmaya.sg@gmail.com
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      377 21 DANCE Audition for Dance Singapore Dance, organised by Zee TV. When: March 14, 9am Where: MDIS Campus, 501 Stirling Road Contact: 6377-1980 or log on to www.zeetelevisionasia.com FORUM UTI International Emerging India Forum 2015. Times Now, with its panel of experts, gives a thorough analysis of Budget 2015.
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      Lock icon QUIZ
      188 21  -  DEREK O’BRIEN 1. The meaning of the name of which of these cities is “the meadows”? a) Chicago b) Las Vegas c) Los Angeles 2. Which of these refers to a pack of cards? a) Deck b) Bunch c) Group 3. Which of these European ranks corresponds to that
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      14 21 The Causeway linking Singapore to Johor Baru was opened in 1924.
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      67 20 n* II III Australia Bali Bhutan Cambodia China Dubai Europe Hong Hong India Israel Japan Jordan Maldives Morocco Nepal New Zealand South Africa Sri Lanka Thailand Turkey Vietnam GSA FOR INDIA'S LUXURY TRAINS: Palace on Wheels Royal Rajasthan on Wheels Tiger Air Exclusive Deals BOOK CHEAP TICKETS ONLINE OR ATOM
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  • Page 20 Miscellaneous
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      545 20 FUTURE SPEAKS Aries There are good chances to prove your worth at work. Your skills will be appreciated and noticed by your superiors. Taurus You need to overcome all obstacles that you will be facing at work. It will be good for you to plan your work well ahead of
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      296 21 CROSSWORD ACROSS 1 Well-dressed pitcher? 6 Chanel of fashion, and namesakes 11 “The Rum Tugger” 14 It’s tucked under the chin 15 Mum’s kinsman 16 Santa winds 17 Con’s way out 19 Wasn’t the seeker, in a game 20 Peach container 21 Island of France 23 It’s tailor-made 25 Apollo’s
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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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      7 21 GFor solutions, turn to the next page.
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  • SPORTS
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      298 23 Made of honeycomb plastic and foam, it offers additional protection to the back of the head and neck Indo-Asian News Service NOT only did Sri Lanka’s ace batsman Kumar Sangakkara score a brilliant century against Australia on March 8, he also took a step forward in
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      Lock icon Wake up, England
      926 24  -  They need to become contemporary and open to fresh thought to make themselves a good team star column HARSHA BHOGLE tabla@sph.com.sg ALINE I read last year has stayed with me ever since because it raises an extremely uncomfortable thought. It explains why some of us become irrelevant
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