Archive for February 19th, 2012

Sowing the seeds for a greener tomorrow

Sowing the seeds for a greener tomorrow

| February 19, 2012 | 0 Comments

Sprawling lawns, trees and flowers welcome you at Novotel, Madhapur, which recently bagged the Best Hotel Garden award. We take you for a stroll on the green Novotel Hyderabad Convention Centre, Madhapur recently bagged the Best Hotel Gar­den award instituted by the ministry of horticulture. Novotel has not only been exceeding expectations by providing world-class [...]

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Batting holds the key

Batting holds the key

| February 19, 2012 | 0 Comments

Sri Lanka’s resurgence in the Commonwealth Bank Series has opened up the tournament and made it much more interesting gat the halfway stage. So far, the series has thrown up some tight finishes which has more to do with lack of consistency from all the sides. None of the teams have fired fully. Fortunately Sri [...]

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Empowering women through the kitchen

Empowering women through the kitchen

| February 19, 2012 | 0 Comments

One simple idea will bring in change in the very functions of the family. This can bring a revolution in women’s lives the way the mobile phones did My mother was a homemaker and a successful career woman. She carried out both roles with aplomb. I am talking of a time three decades ago when [...]

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Phil shares lead with Keegan

Phil shares lead with Keegan

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Four-time major winner Phil Mickelson clung to a share of the lead after 54 holes of the Northern Trust Open on Saturday, alongside 2011 US PGA Tour Rookie of the Year Keegan Bradley. Bradley, whose outstanding 2011 campaign included a major title with his playoff victory in the PGA Championship, had six birdies in a [...]

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Anna returns to village

Anna returns to village

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Ralegaon Siddhi: Activist Anna Hazare on Saturday returned to his native village Ralegan Siddhi in Ahmednagar district after a 15-day spell of treatment in Bangalore.“Anna returned to Ralegan Siddhi on Saturday. He was at Jindal Naturecure Institute, Bangalore, where he was being treated by naturopathy.” an associate said.

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Lost Appel works found

Lost Appel works found

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London: More than 400 works of art by a celebrated 20th-century Dutch artist have been found in a British warehouse more than a decade after they disappeared, leaving the artist distraught. Karel Appel, a leading Dutch expressionist, died at the age of 85 in 2006. He never recovered from the loss of a lifetime’s worth [...]

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Handi gosht

Handi gosht

| February 19, 2012 | 0 Comments

Try out this delicious mutton stew traditionally cooked in a deep and narrow-mouthed cooking pot Noor’s Kitchen Noor Jafri Ingredients Boneless mutton (pieces or minced) – 200gm Papaya paste – 1tsp Black pepper powder – 1tsp Red chilly powder – 1tsp Garam masala powder – 1tsp Ginger garlic paste – 1tsp Coriander and green chillies [...]

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It’s a Fedex-del Potro final

It’s a Fedex-del Potro final

| February 19, 2012 | 0 Comments

ROTTERDAM: Roger Federer recovered from a set and a break down to defeat Nikolay Davydenko 4-6, 6-3, 6-4 in the Rotterdam Open semi-finals on Saturday, his 17th win in 19 matches against the Russian. Top seed Federer will play for his 71st career title on Sunday when he takes on Juan Martin del Potro in [...]

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Connecting the dots

Connecting the dots

| February 19, 2012 | 0 Comments

Branching off from impressionism, Pointillism became a credible art movement in its own right In 1886, a French draftsman and painter named Georges Pierre Seurat devised a new and innovative technique of painting using a number of small but distinct dots of contrasting pure colour to form images. Critics who saw his work considered it [...]

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The soul speaks to us in strange ways

The soul speaks to us in strange ways

| February 19, 2012 | 0 Comments

I am neither deeply religious nor ritualistic. I don’t believe in visiting the temple regularly or performing puja on occasions. Yet, many times, I find myself at places I hadn’t planned to be in at the first place, doing things I’m not greatly passionate about. And yet, I come away having savoured the experience. A [...]

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