Thursday, October 20, 2011

Kitchen Tips

If strict lemons in hot water for a while it will put more juice can be extracted easily.
Once a month to run if they put some salt in mixer and grinder blades are sharp.
After boiling the noodles in cold water, then he should be put together not Cipakenge.
Bloating cheese in the fridge wrapped in paper to keep it fresh longer.
To remove the bitterness of fenugreek a little salt and keep aside for a while.
Heat a teaspoon of brown sugar. To the sugars found in the cake mix. The color of the cake will be good to do so.
Cauliflower is cooking, its color goes. To avoid this, a teaspoon milk or vinegar, add the vegetable cauliflower. You will see the actual color of cauliflower intact.
When potato bread potato mixture, do not forget to put a little Kasuri methi. Pancakes are so delicious that everyone will want more food.
Gundte the flour with water and add milk. This will change the taste of bread and pancakes.
Cooking add a pinch of ground turmeric and some drops put peanut oil. The dal will be cooked quickly and it tastes even better.
If almonds soaked in hot water for 15-20 minutes, then it will peel off easily.
If put in a box of sugar 5-6 cloves Chintia it will not.
Rolling down the biscuits kept in a box of biscuits if bloating paper will not deteriorate quickly.
Chopped apples to apples with the lemon juice will not black.
Mash the banana skin has been burnt by applying cools.
Cans of chili peppers by putting a little asafoetida is not bad for a long time.
The cockroach will not sprinkle boric powder in kitchen in Kono.
Garlic to peel off easily when they are slightly warmer.
Green chili pepper breaking the stalks if kept in the refrigerator if the chili is not perishable.
Fresh green peas for a long time to put in a plastic bag and put them in freezer.

Thursday, October 13, 2011

Sonakshi Is The Diamond Girl


Sonakshi Sinha who has been in Bollywood for quite sometime now. She was spotted at the launch of the new Gitanjali Jewelry Showroom. At the event she spoke about her past where she was wearing her mothers jewelry and now that she is a successful actress she loves wearing jewelry which she buys. The 'Daban ...

Thursday, October 6, 2011

India not ready to take an Indian driver

Vijay Mallya, team principal of the newly named Sahara Force India Formula One team, on Wednesday said he is still not ready to have an Indian driver in his team as the current 'lot does not suit me'.
Force India on Wednesday found a co-owner in Subrata Roy's Sahara India Pariwar, which will now have an 42.5 per cent stake in the Silverstone-based team. Mallya also holds 42.5 per cent in the team and the remaining 15 per cent belongs to Mol family.
Mallya asserted that he is committed to have an Indian driver in his team in the future but his current focus is taking Force India to higher level in the pinnacle of motorsports.
'The current Indian drivers don't suit me. I am happy with the current lot of drivers that we have got. The more important thing is that we have got an Indian team on the grid, and I am really proud of that,' Mallya said.
Mallya said Force India are keen on promoting the young talent in the country and will be taking the selected ones to Silverstone where they will hone their skills.
'Our one in a billion hunt for a F1 driver is on the right track. We will take the winner to the United Kingdom which is a hub for motorsports. He will be training with the local drivers and his expenses will be borne by us,' said Mallya, who has been very vocal about his reluctance to have an Indian driver ever since he ventured into F1 in 2007.
Roy, who will be the chairman of Force India, said they cannot compromise on the team's performance for the sake of having an Indian driver. 'We would love to have an Indian driver but we will have to wait for some more time. e should produce world-class drivers so that they can even go to other teams,' said Roy.
Narain Karthikeyan and Karun Chandhok are the two Indian drivers in the current season. Force India are currently sixth in the Constructor's Championship.

Wednesday, September 28, 2011

Toll rises to seven

New Delhi, Sep 28 (IANS) The death toll climbed to seven Wednesday, a day after a three-storey building collapsed in old Delhi, police said even as rescue operations were on.
'The death toll as of now is seven. We are hoping there is no one trapped in the debris anymore,' a police officer said.
The Katra Data Ram Ki Haveli in Chandni Mahal area near Jama Masjid collapsed Tuesday around 8 p.m. Tuesday. The incident left around 25 injured.
As the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD), fire brigade officials and the National Disaster Response Force carried on rescue operations, police cordoned off the area.
Besides two unidentified people, the dead included 40-year-old Arshad and four women: Tabassum, 18, Shauqat Bi, 65, Fatima, 65, and Munni Devi, 70, who were declared brought dead at the Lok Nayak Hospital.
The building collapsed due to digging work in an adjacent under construction house, fire officials said.
About 500 members of the spiritual organisation Dera Sacha Sauda also rushed to the site to help in the rescue efforts.
'My mother in-law (Shauqat Bi) was travelling when parts of the building fell over her,' Salahuddin told IANS.
Union Human Resource Development Minister Kapil Sibal, who represents the Chandni Chowk constituency, visited the injured at the hospital. Three of them were in critical condition. The Imam of Jama Masjid Syed Ahmed Bukhari, also visited the hospital.
'There is lots of debris to be cleared,' said Jai Prakash, a member of the Dera Sacha Sauda.
MCD Commissioner K.S. Mehra has been asked to probe the incident, said MCD's Standing Committee Chairman Yogender Chandolia.

Tuesday, September 20, 2011

Centre must intervene:KCR's son

Shortly before being detained by police in Hyderabad during a protest, Telangana Rashtra Samiti (TRS) leader K.T. Rama Rao warned the central and state governments that the situation could go out of hand.
The son of TRS chief K. Chandrasekhara Rao, K.T. Rama Rao demanded that the centre intervene before it is too late.
'The central government should intervene, make a statement, pacify the anger or else when things get out of hand, you will be responsible. Before violence erupts in Telangana, please respond,' he said shortly before being detained.
'The Reddy government is trying to suppress mass sentiment. If the situation gets out of hand tomorrow no one will be able to stop it. You may have hundreds of police, we have people in crores,' he warned, referring to the Congress government of N. Kiran Kumar Reddy in Andhra Pradesh.
Several TRS and Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) workers were detained Wednesday when they were protesting demanding a separate state of Telangana in Hyderabad.

Saturday, September 10, 2011

First Families


Bollywood is a place where, on a daily basis, thousands of aspiring actors strive to become actors but only few of them make it to the top.
In an industry where most stars belong to families with a 'filmy' background some of them are lucky to be on top without any filmy background or a godfather.
However, the legacy of filmy families is still followed and it is not a hard task to land a film which is why, belonging to such a family really counts in Bollywood.
In this respect, we bring forth a list of some powerful families that seem to rule Bollywood.
The Kapoors
When it comes to famous Bollywood families, the first one to strike your mind would probably be the Kapoor family. The legacy was started by Prithviraj Kapoor who came to Mumbai to fulfill his dream of being a part of Hindi movies. After a successful run in Bollywood, his sons, the legendary, Raj Kapoor, Shashi Kapoor and Shammi Kapoor came forth and leterally ruled over it for almost three decades. Then came the turn of Raj Kapoor's sons Randhir, Rajiv and Rishi Kapoor of whom, Rishi was the most successful in the the industry.
Taking up the Bollywood reins after them was Karisma Kapoor who went on to become one of the top actresses of her time. After Karisma, its younger siblings, Kareena and Ranbir Kapoor who are currently the hottest properties of the Hindi film industry.
The Roshans
The man who gave birth to the Roshan family tree in Bollywood was erstwhile music composer Roshan Lal Nagrath, father of Rakesh and Rajesh Roshan. Better known as Roshan, he composed music for quite a number of films like 'Barsaat Ki Raat' and 'Taj Mahal', and was a successful music director of his time. His two sons carried forward his name with Rakesh Roshan taking up acting and Rajesh Roshan, stepping into his father's shoes as a music director.
After Rakesh and Rajesh Roshan, the responsibility of keeping the Roshan flag flying in Bollywood lies solely on the shoulders of Rakesh Roshan's son, Hrithik Roshan. Hrithik is not only a successful actor but one of the most sought after superstar in the industry.
The Bachchans
The Bachchan family is considered to be the first family of Bollywood despite not having a huge line-up of Bollywood stars like the Kapoors. The Bachchan family, initially, comprised of actors Amitabh Bachchan, Jaya Bachchan and their son, Abhishek Bachchan. However, this family got a huge boost after Aishwarya Rai became a part of this clan after her marriage to Abhishek Bachchan.
Now, with the announcement of her pregnancy, we're guessing that another generation of the Bachchan family is on its way to take Bollywood by storm.
The Deols
Dharmendra started his very own family tree in Bollywood with his children following in his footsteps very easily. His sons, from his first marriage, took up acting and tasted success. However Sunny Deol was much more successful than younger brother Bobby Deol. Esha Deol, his daughter from his second marriage to Hema Malini, is also an actress but not a successful one. In fact, Esha is making her comeback in her mother's directorial, 'Tell Me O Khuda'.
Bollywood's First Families
Also a part of the Deol family is Abhay Deol, who is the nephew of Dharmendra. Despite being a part of the family, Abhay is totally different from the rest of his cousins. Instead of action oriented roles and commercial films, Abhay opts for unconventionality in his roles and films. We can easily say, that Abhay Deol is the best actor that the Deol family has produced.
The Mukherjees
When we talk about the Mukherjee family, we instantly think of Kajol, her sister Tanisha and Rani Mukherjee. However, the Mukherjee family goes a long way down in Bollywood history. The family's tryst with Bollywood began with Sha Mukherjee, the founder of the famed Filmistan studios.
His five sons followed him into the industry, one of whom was 60's actor Joy Mukherjee. Shomu Mukherjee, who was a writer/producer/director, married Tanuja who, on the other hand, belonged to the Samarth family and was the younger sister of one of the most celebrated actress of Bollywood, Nutan.
Tanuja's daughters, Kajol and Tanisha also went on to act in movies with Kajol achieving superstardom. Her cousin, Rani Mukherjee is also a sought after actress in Bollywood and like Kajol, she too has created a niche for herself.
The Khans
No, we're not talking about the 'Khans' of the industry but only one family that has contributed to and gained from Bollywood to a great extent. The Khan family being mentioned here is the one started by noted script-writer Salim Khan, more famous as Salman Khan's father today. In collaboration with Javed Akhtar, Salim Khan churned out massive hits like 'Sholay', 'Zanjeer', 'Seeta Aur Geeta' and 'Mr. India'. His second marriage was with yesteryear dancer/actress Helen.
All sons, Salman, Arbaaz and Sohail took to acting but only Salman Khan made it big in the industry. Presently, he holds the record of churning out some of the biggest hits in the past few years and is also the highest paid actor in Bollywood reportedly. After an unsuccessful run in the industry, Arbaaz Khan struck gold with his first production 'Dabangg'.
Another member of the Khan clan who is quite a hot property in the industry is Arbaaz Khan's wife, Malaika Arora-Khan. Her item numbers are always a rage and she is a leading fashionista in the film industry. Apart from being a fully filmy clan, this family is a tight-knit one.

Friday, August 26, 2011

Dia Mirza Loves Sahil Sangha


Whispers in B-town of "Is she? Isn't she?" can finally be laid to rest with Dia Mirza going public about her relationship with Sahil Sangha.
Dia surprised everyone during the music launch of of 'LBZ', when she accepted the fact that she was indeed in love with Sahil Sangha. She also stated that marriage is definitely on the cards for the two but not anytime sooner.
Dia Mirza Declares Love for Sahil Sangha: True Love or Free Publicity
For those unaware, Sahil Sangha is the director and co-producer of the upcoming flick 'Love Breakups Zindagi' (LBZ). The movie is a romantic comedy which stars Dia Mirza, Zayed Khan, Cyrus Sahukar, Tisca Chopra along with newcomers Umang Jain and Satyadeep Mishra.
Dia Mirza Declares Love for Sahil Sangha: True Love or Free Publicity
B-town had been speculating constantly about the relationship status of the two. In the meanwhile, the two always maintained that they were just 'good friends' like so many other Bollywood couples. The two were reported to embark on a relationship almost a year back which apparently intensified during the making of the film.
Dia Mirza Declares Love for Sahil Sangha: True Love or Free Publicity
Surprisingly, the time she chose to reveal her love story to the world is just too apt in terms of timing, since 'LBZ' isn't too far from its release. Just wondering if this is just another publicity stunt or true love indeed!