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By Gurmukh Singh
MISSISSAUGA: Kuldip Deepak is a familiar Punjabi radio voice among Indo-Canadians. He is the man who runs North America’s longest-running Punjabi programme called Punjab Di Goonj.
“We have completed 37 years and we could possibly be the longest-running Punjabi radio programme outside of India,’’ says the man with the booming voice.
WASHINGTON: Amid smiles and serious talks, President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Narendra Modi quietly introduced hug diplomacy to bilateral relations, beginning and ending with a bear hug initiated by Modi.
The bonhomie prevailed when the two leaders faced reporters after an Oval Office meeting,
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TORONTO: Toronto created a record of holding the biggest-ever yoga event in North America on Sunday.
Yoga guru Baba Ramdev led thousands of people through yoga asanas at the International Centre here to celebrate the day-long mega event organized by the non-profit International Day of Yoga Canada (IYDC) in collaboration with the Indian consulate here.
By Nita Balani
TORONTO: Akram Khan Company’s interpretation of a small story from the Hindu epic poem the Mahabharata stands up as a monumental show on the modern dance/theatre stage.
Until the Lions is originally written by author Karthika Nair, who had the brilliance of mind to draw from the male-dominated,
TORONTO: Ninety-six-year-old Hazel McCallion, who served as mayor of Mississauga for 36 long years till she retired in Nov 2015, participated in a special session of yoga organised by the International Yoga Day Canada (IYDC) on Monday to commemorate Seniors’ month celebrated in Ontario.
Dr. Madan Bali, 93-year-old yoga master from Montreal, was felicitated at this special session called ‘Stay Healthy.
Prof. Sehdev Kumar
TORONTO: A visit to the Stratford Theatre Festival in the summer months is a great delight. And to see and experience the classical musical Guys and Dolls is a scintillating delight.
The Festival started in 1953 under uncertain conditions in small picturesque town, a little far from any major metropolitan centre.
