Category: Profiles

No dream is too big

No dream is too big

| July 22, 2012 | 0 Comments

Reet Sahu is passionate about arts, photography and empowering the girl child through education. After winning the 1st runner up title at Mrs India International 2012, she tells Postnoon all about her dreams. Tell us about yourself and how did your interest in fashion begin? I was born in Udaipur and brought up in Delhi. [...]

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Giving life to letters

Giving life to letters

| July 22, 2012 | 0 Comments

Few people are as equipped to talk about the city’s art & culture scene than actor, dramatist, and managing director of Margadarsi, Shankar Melkote. On a cloudy afternoon, we are sitting in an unmarked cabin on the top floor of the Eenadu office “I am the first occupant of this cabin. I’ve been here for 32 years. [...]

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Desperately seeking Marcia

Desperately seeking Marcia

| July 22, 2012 | 1 Comment

Marcia Cross, the brand ambassador for PLAN’s ‘Because I am a Girl’ initiative, talks about the need to address gender inequality and safety of young girls. Postnoon gets talking to this actress with a golden heart

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Where like minds meet

Where like minds meet

| July 22, 2012 | 5 Comments

Hangouts are no longer only for the young. NM Rajeshwari’s initiative provides senior citizens a place to relax and make new friends.

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Forty and raring to go

Forty and raring to go

| July 21, 2012 | 0 Comments

It’s not just about working at home or office that marks the day of today’s woman. A day without a good workout is no day at all. And age? What age?

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The existential dilemma of a dreamer

The existential dilemma of a dreamer

| July 15, 2012 | 0 Comments

Srinivas Sunderrajan recounts the experience of making his first indie feature film, The Untitled Kartik Krishnan Project. Needless to say, its making was as interesting and strange as the film itself Tell us about yourself. When did you decide to become a filmmaker? I majored in science and spent a year in IT. And then I [...]

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Making a difference

Making a difference

| July 14, 2012 | 0 Comments

Vasundhara, who started a school for underprivileged children in Jubilee Hills, has proved through her work that actions speak louder than words In a place like Jubilee Hills, which is studded with international schools with plush facilities, resides another school which is indeed special and different. Nachiketa Tapovana School is a school for underprivileged children [...]

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No city for the aged

No city for the aged

| July 8, 2012 | 0 Comments

According to reports, by 2050 India will have the largest elderly population in the world. Yet care for the aged seems the youngest of our causes How can cities, which primarily cater to a youth-driven population fail to spare a thought to the aged population? Their failure to accommodate their citizens 60 years and above [...]

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He lifts your spirits to the tea

He lifts your spirits to the tea

| July 7, 2012 | 0 Comments

Robert Schinkel, ace tea sommelier, looks a bit like Johnny Depp’s character Sam from the movie Benny and Joon. No, he does not dress in odd clothes, he does not perform Keatonesque tricks with hats, but his face exudes a quiet boyish innocence and sincerity. And the pout: you cannot miss the pout. He can [...]

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Flying High

Flying High

| July 7, 2012 | 0 Comments

Calm, confident, extremely accomplished, incredibly imaginative, IFS officer Sangeeta Bahadur is latest in the brigade of India’s best-selling authors Recently in the city at Lan­dmark to promote her book Jaal (Book One of the Ka­al trilogy), Joint Secretary at the Ministry of External Affairs, Sangeeta Bahadur talks to Post­noon about her career in IFS, writing [...]

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