Ideas Without Boundaries.
From a shy lad growing up in Punjab, to a teenager in London who finally made Vancouver his home, Ujjal Singh Dosanjh has walked a road not taken by too many Indo-Canadians. A successful stint as an attorney, Attorney General and then the first non Read More …
The War on Terror is not a Religious War” He is ranked amongst the greatest cricketers in the game’s history but today the man I knew as an introverted, shy, bookworm (when he was not being chased by an avalanche of adoring women), is bringing Read More …
When legends like these leave, their presence, their fragrance leaves with them” – Ustad Amjad Ali Khan on the passing away of Pandit Kishan Maharaj Majestic, royal, incomparable, romantic, a hard task master, brilliant, innovative – words tumble out like a flow of his resonant Read More …
Good Entrepreneurs are self sufficient, independent and know how to sell.” He has run the entire gamut – from working in the world of mega corporations to being an entrepreneur who helped jump start many young companies becoming a success story at a relatively young Read More …
I feel that I’m at a stage in my life now where life is just about to really speed up and flash by and so I feel like I am on old man river paddling on a little row boat.” – Heath Ledger My introduction Read More …
He was the charmer and the gentleman who won accolades for his elegance on the tennis courts and his warm unassuming persona off it in an era when Jimmy Connors and John Mcenroe were making waves for their tantrums and Bjorn Borg was the silent Read More …
All Politics is Local.” He has worn many hats, among them that of a diplomat, a journalist, a PR expert and has worked with both ex-Prime Ministers Nawaz Sharif and the late Benazir Bhutto. Today he is Director Center for International Relations and Associate Professor Read More …
“The Common man has Always Respected PPP and my Position” Asif Ali Zardari once told Zulfikar Ali Bhutto’s former Press secretary and family friend Khalid Hasan, “I’m the most acquitted man in Pakistan”. Perhaps even Zardari, could not have imagined what a tough job it Read More …
A little girl of six loses her beloved father. She watches as her young mother sits night after night looking out of the window, as if willing for her father to return. Her grief still raw, the young mother rises above her pain, slowly putting Read More …
She is the niece of the famous Mangeshkar sisters, Lata and Asha. Her grandfather was o a theater giant, her father a classical singer and her mother in the airline industry. It’s not very surprising then that Padmini Kolhapure has never had a problem flying Read More …