Tabla, 11 March 2016

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    29 1 tabla! THE E INDIAN COMMUNITY THE HEARTBEAT OF THE INDIAN COMMUNITY E INDIAN COMMUNITY Sfh A SINGAPORE PRESS HOLDINGS PUBLICATION SINGAPORE, WEEKEND OF FRIDAY, MARCH 11,2016 MCI (P) 017/11/2015
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    Lock icon Can India win T20 World Cup?
    1745 1  -  Former India stars and Singapore fans on the country’s chances HEMANT KENKRE in Mumbai tabla@sph.com.sg Hemant Kenkre, a cricket analyst, is a former Bombay University opener who has captained the Cricket Club of India. THE scene at the Asia Cup T20 final at Shere
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  • INDIA
    • India in 2 minutes
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        Lock icon Chandigarh airport to be named after Bhagat Singh
        69 2 AFTER arguing over the naming of the international airport at Chandigarh, Punjab and Haryana have agreed to name it after Bhagat Singh, an Indian freedom fighter. Bharatiya Janata Party’s Punjab unit president Kamal Sharma has written a letter to the minister of
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        Lock icon Travel by cable car from Delhi to Gurgaon soon
        97 2 ROAD transport and highways minister Nitin Gadkari announced that a cable car facility would soon be in place from Delhi’s Dhaula Kuan to Gurgaon’s Manesar. He said that work on the project will start hopefully this year. Speaking at the valedictory
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        Lock icon Air ambulance in Kerala for transporting organs
        85 2 KERALA chief minister Oommen Chandy has launched a new six-seater air ambulance to be used for the speedy transportation of organs for transplants. “All the private and state-run hospitals will be involved in this programme and this aircraft will be used to transport
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        Lock icon 5 million tourists visited Goa last year
        100 2 GOA, one of the top beach and nightlife tourism destinations in India, recorded more than five million tourist arrivals for the first time last year, according to the state tourism department. “A total of 5,297,902 tourists visited Goa in 2015 which includes 4,756,422
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        Lock icon Thousands of fish die at Ulsoor lake
        116 2 THOUSANDS of fish were found dead (above) at Ulsoor lake in Bengaluru on March 7, causing a stink. Former chairman of the Karnataka State Pollution Control Board Vaman Acharya told the media that fish die in such a manner if the dissolved oxygen
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        Lock icon Solar-powered autorickshaws in Bengaluru
        90 2 IN A bid to reduce pollution, RJMS-EV, a private company in Bengaluru, has launched solar-powered autorickshaws called ElecRic (right). One of the company’s directors Umesh Chandra said that Rs4 crores will be spent on the pilot project. ElecRic can travel 110km if batteries are charged fully.
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        Lock icon 250 visas for cricket fans from Pakistan
        95 2 INDIA will issue only 250 visas to Pakistani fans per match for the upcoming Twenty20 cricket World Cup, for fear that terrorists in Pakistan may use the sporting event to sneak into the country. “If the team reaches the semi-final or final the
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        Lock icon Lucky break for migrant worker from Bengal
        98 2 JUST three days after arriving in Kerala’s Kozhikode from Bengal to look for work, 22-year-old Mofijul Rahana Sheikh won a Rs1 crore Kerala government lottery. Mr Sheikh, who is from Lakshmipur of Malda district in West Bengal, bought the Karunya lottery ticket for
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      Lock icon India marks Women’s Day
      524 3 COME March 8, there is a flurry of activity in India every year to celebrate International Women’s Day. Politicians are quick to make announcements. Cinema stars tweet or are present at functions to mark the day. Promises are made to make the lot of women better
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      Lock icon Bad times for ‘king of good times’
      609 4 British firm barred from paying Vijay Mallya US$75m until case against him is settled Indo-Asian News Service INDIAN business tycoon Vijay Mallya is having a tough time. First the Enforcement Directorate (ED) in Mumbai lodged a money laundering case against him on March
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      91 4 jSU5nt i Led by Singapore Sindhi Association in 2015-16 in association with other Hindu organisations and Temples under the auspices of the Hindu Endowments Board, Singapore. ■-.-I 45 a I MX n CHANT THE BHAGAVAD GITA Gita Havan vr: PARTICIPATE IN HAVAN (Offering materials provided) GUEST OF HONOUR Mr. S.
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  • NEWS
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      Lock icon Traditional medicine in the era of innovation
      896 5  -  SEERAM RAMAKRISHNA, M.D. NAIR Professor Seeram Ramakrishna is the director of Center for Nanofibers Nanotechnology at the National University of Singapore. Dr M.D. Nair is an adviser to the National Task Force on Phyto-pharmaceuticals, India. THE 2015 Nobel Prize for physiology and medicine
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      103 5 In association with HOMEOPATHY Now More Than Ever. Homeopathy has taken an unprecedented lead in providing support for relief of many health problems. Homeopathy can be of enormous help in supporting these conditions adjunct to modern medicine. Support immune system Types of skin conditions Joint problems Neurological problems Kidney and
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    Lock icon VENTURE BEYOND THE BOOKS
    455 6 At GIIS, students from classes 1 to 5 are exposed to interesting modules and initiatives that go beyond the curriculum, moulding their minds and aiding them in their development as global citizens The secret behind students' success is none other than a holistic learning experience at
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  • EDUCATION
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      Lock icon Their shining moment
      269 7  -  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, DPS) VIDYUT RAJESH, Grade 3E WHY walk when you can dance? This
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    • SCHOOL SNAPSHOTS
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        Lock icon Igniting our love for physics
        195 7  -  KESHAV SIVAKUMAR ANKITH MANNATH, IB Year 1 The Large Hadron Collider (LHC) is one of the most advanced pieces, or rather monuments of technology, of the modern world. An underground tube 27km long, it is the world’s largest science experiment. By producing magnetic fields more
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        215 7  -  SRISHA SWAMINATHAN, Grade 5E THE students of NPSI Primary were thrilled to hear that we had been invited to perform at the Indian High Commission on Jan 26, India’s Republic Day. Nine students from Grades 3 to 5 Anagha Jyothish, Atreyi Roy, Anavi Puri, Aditi Pradeep, Gauri
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      Lock icon 60 and growing
      925 8/9  -  MDIS secretary-general Dr R. Theyvendran outlines plans for its Chennai campus and its birthday celebrations AMRITA KAUR amritak@sph.com.sg FROM its humble beginnings in 1956 as the Supervisory and Management Training Association of Singapore, the Management Development Institute of Singapore (MDIS) has grown internationally, with campuses in three
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      Lock icon If you want an engineering degree...
      218 10 THE University of Southampton is offering degrees in mechanical engineering, electrical and electronic engineering and aeronautics and astronautics at its Malaysia campus in EduCity, Iskandar. In April last year, the university started its Engineering Foundation Year, a one-year integrated preparatory course designed to prepare
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      Lock icon If you want a business degree...
      212 10 THE S P Jain School of Global Management offers a variety of undergraduate and postgraduate courses in business. Apart from its campus in Singapore, it also has campuses in Mumbai, Dubai and Sydney. The campus here offers degrees such as Bachelor of Business Administration,
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      Lock icon ‘Break the mould’
      449 10 BJP spokesman talks to GIIS students about importance of holistic education GLOBAL Indian International School (GIIS) played host to Dr Sambit Patra, member and spokesman for the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), on March 5 as part of its Leadership Lecture Series. Students got to meet the 41-year-old
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      185 11 2,360 High-net worth individuals those with $41.2 million in assets or more in Singapore last year 20Heart attacks that a four-month-old baby from Solapur, Maharashtra survived before undergoing cardiac surgery 40% Of people in Singapore aged 65 to 69 were still working last year compared to 24 per
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      526 11 “Imagine if Harry Potter had been called Harish Patel or Hamza Pathan, for example? Would those books have been published, never mind become the mega-successes that they became? Right now, in the UK, the answer is no.” Award-winning writer Bali Rai, who is of Indian heritage but
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      128 11 Cl Once you have access to the source of creation within you, your health and wellbeing will blossom from within.” -Sadhguru i; I IAOA IN SINGAPORE 9-10 APRIL 2016, MARINA BAY SANDS EXPO A rare opportunity to be in the presence of Sadhguru for a life-transforming weekend. Learn Shambhavi Mahamudra
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  • SINGAPORE
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        Lock icon Full-day bus lanes till 11pm
        116 14 / 15 THE operating hours of full-day bus lanes those marked in red will be extended until 11pm from March 21, up from the current hours of 7.30am to 8pm. There are 23km of such bus lanes in Singapore, mostly in the city centre, according to the
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        Lock icon Children learn about the red box
        138 14 / 15 THESE pre-school children (below) had a minister read to them on March 7 about the life and legacy of the late Mr Lee Kuan Yew. The K2 pupils from the PAP Community Foundation Sparkletots Preschool in Radin Mas listened to passages from What’s Inside
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        Lock icon SPH and StarHub team up
        74 14 / 15 SINGAPORE Press Holdings (SPH) and StarHub have signed a memorandum of understanding to take advantage of opportunities in the converged media space. The partnership the first between a media organisation and a telco here will span areas such as advertising sales, cross-media content creation and
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        Lock icon Kranji Farms now a tourist spot
        69 14 / 15 THE small farms dotting the north-western landscape that have offered eco-tourism activities for years have been recognised as a tourist attraction called the Kranji Farms. Two brown directional signs, endorsed and approved by the Singapore Tourism Board and the Land Transport Authority, identifying the
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      Lock icon CCTV cameras prove to be effective
      390 14 / 15 THOUSANDS of closed-circuit television (CCTV) cameras islandwide have helped deter loan sharks, nab litterbugs and stop illegal parking, according to government figures. And residents generally welcome the reassurance that such surveillance provides, said Members of Parliament. “I quite often receive requests to put cameras
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      Lock icon A sight to behold...
      136 14 / 15 A sight to behold... with their heads tilted back and eyes transfixed on the sky, thousands of people in Singapore, including these people at the Science Centre (above), and the region watched as a solar eclipse took over the morning sky on March 9. The spectacle
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      Lock icon Maid agencies to be rated under two new schemes
      217 14 / 15 MAID agencies will be rated by the Ministry of Manpower (MOM), Singapore’s consumer watchdog and employers in two new schemes meant to raise their service standards. The Consumers Association of Singapore and MOM will grade agencies in the first scheme, called
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      Lock icon Merging tech and nature in Jurong
      132 14 / 15 THE new plans for Jurong Lake Gardens show how technology can be integrated with nature, while giving residents a green reprieve from bustling city life. The Gardens will feature smart technology, and serve as a place for green industries to testbed their products. Mr
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  • FASHION
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      576 16 Designer Manish Arora, who has received an award from France, also says the country’s fashion industry needs to modernise Indo- Asian News Service THE Indian government must appreciate the talent of fashion designers like the French government does, says Manish Arora, who at
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  • ENTERTAINMENT
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      Lock icon Taking Indian arts back to its roots
      298 17 Founder of homegrown Indian dance company Apsaras Arts receives Lifetime Achievement award in India Homegrown Indian dance company Apsaras Arts is taking Indian arts in Singapore back to its roots. Last month, it presented its latest dance production Alapadma The Lotus Unfolds to
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      Lock icon 40 years of dance in S’pore
      69 17 APSARAS Arts was founded by Mrs Neila Sathyalingam and her husband S. Sathyalingam both alumni of India’s Kalakshetra cultural academy in 1977. Since then, Apsaras has grown into a premier Indian dance company in Singapore, enjoying successful performances and a following worldwide. Some of
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      Lock icon Stellar line-up marks SIFAS fest
      494 18 THE prestigious SIFAS Festival of Indian Classical Music and Dance will be held between March 24 and April 10. Organised by the Singapore Indian Fine Arts Society (SIFAS) in collaboration with Esplanade Theatres on the Bay, the festival is a much-awaited annual feature in the
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      Lock icon Sikandar to turn producer
      456 18 Indo-Asian News Service ACTOR Sikandar (far right) has his hands full this year. Apart from returning to the big screen after a gap of three years in Tere Bin Laden: Dead Or Alive, he will be seen in the second season of 24 and has plans
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        Lock icon Experimentation going on in mainstream cinema too
        271 19 ACTRESS Tannishtha Chatterjee (right), best known for her roles in films like Anna Karenina, Dekh Indian Circus, Angry Indian Goddesses and Parched, says that even in the “so-called mainstream”, film-makers are now experimenting with content. Asked if Indian audiences have begun accepting cinematic
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        Lock icon Following my heart was a good decision
        148 19 AFTER Masaan, Vicky Kaushal (below) has impressed critics and audiences alike with his performance in Zubaan. The actor says that the appreciation makes him feel that following his heart was the best step he took in life. “I am truly humbled and thank
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        Lock icon Film world salutes P.K. Nair
        243 19 CALLING P.K. Nair (below) a “beloved son of cinema” for his passion for movies, their preservation and restoration, the Indian film fraternity is mourning the death of the country’s pioneering film archivist and film scholar, who set up the National Film Archive of India (NFAI).
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        Lock icon India missing real action heroes
        280 19 ACTOR-PRODUCER John Abraham (below), who is likely to take action movies in Bollywood to a new level with his film Rocky Handsome, says that the country is missing “real action heroes” of the calibre of Sylvester Stallone, Bruce Willis, Arnold Schwarzenegger and Dwayne The Rock
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  • RELAX
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      Lock icon Dress up your earlobes
      246 20 MALABAR Gold Diamonds is showcasing an extensive collection of earrings during its Studs Drops Festival. The 32-day festival, which runs from March 10 to April 10, will feature gold and diamond earrings and studs from over 20 countries. The collection caters to today’s woman, keeping in
      PHOTOS: MALABAR GOLD & DIAMONDS  -  246 words
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      Lock icon Turn on the sparkle
      138 20 Indo-Asian News Service CELEBRATING International Women’s Day this week, add bling to your look with precious stones. Here are some suggestions. G Rings: There are versatile designs that women can wear like one set with a sapphire, which is contemporary and can be worn with any
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      401 21 FESTIVAL G Gita Jayanti celebrations with the Havan. Free admission. When: March 20, 7am onwards Where: PGP Hall beside Sri Srinivasa Perumal Temple, 397 Serangoon Road Contact: Log on to www.gitaj ayanti. org. sg G Indian Festival Expo, organised by the The Associated Chambers of Commerce and Industry
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      56 21 CONCERT MANdolin Beyond is a fusion concert featuring an eclectic ensemble of Indian Coke Studio fame artistes Padmashri Aruna Sairam, U. Rajesh, Ranjit Barot, Vijay Ghate, Stephen Devassy and Mohini Dey. Tickets: $100, $80, $60 $40 When: March 13, 7.30pm Where: Esplanade Concert Hall Contact:
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      193 21  -  DEREK O’BRIEN 1. The UNESCO World Heritage site Forbidden City is in a) Cambodia b) China c) Bangladesh 2. Which of these fictional characters is not a human being? a) Robinson Crusoe b) Moby Dick c) David Copperfield 3. The olfactory nerve is associated with… a) Vision b) Smell
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      319 20 FUTURE SPEAKS Aries You will see excellent returns for your efforts. There are good chances to prove your worth at work. Your skills will be appreciated and come to the notice of your superiors. Taurus You need to be straightforward and decisive. Don’t feel insecure. You can overcome all obstacles
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      233 20 TV HIGHLIGHTS friday 3pm LIFE OK: Jai Ho 3.30pm SONY ENT: Raavan 7pm ZEE CINEMA: Bbuddah... Hoga Terra Baap 9pm VTV: Mounaraagam 9pm SONY MAX: Ek Main Aur Ekk Tu 9.30pm VASANTHAM: Roja 10pm STAR GOLD: Naqaab Saturday 11.30am COLORS: Kabhi Haan Kabhi Naa Noon ZEE TV: Oye Lucky Lucky
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      296 21 CROSSWORD ACROSS 1 to give her poor dog 6 Peruvian capital 10 Places to be pampered 14 Kind of situation 15 Fifth and Sixth, in N.Y. 16 Verdi heroine 17 Filling out a resume is (Part 1) 19 Blood flow stoppage 20 “Tobacco Road” author Caldwell 21 Cookout flavouring 23
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      45 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 uniquedigits going across and down over the large grid. GFor solutions, turn to the next page.
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    Lock icon How to look good in a tuxedo
    227 22 Indo-Asian News Service THE Oscars red carpet saw the likes of Leonardo DiCaprio (below), Eddie Redmayne (right) and Ryan Seacrest (bottom right) flaunting tuxedos. If you plan to follow in their footsteps, be sure to match it with the right formal shoes and
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  • SPORTS
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        Lock icon Slow bowlers could hold the key
        777 23  -  India and England may benefit if pitches at World Cup venues aid spin HARSHA BHOGLE tabla@sph.com.sg IN AN open World T20, with matchwinners strewn around like flowers on a tree in bloom, there is one factor that could well cast its influence over the
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