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Barinder Rasode

Barvinder Rasode

A Look At The South Asian Candidates For the Up Coming Surrey Civic Elections
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Barinder Rasode grew up in Kamloops and has been a resident of Surrey for the past 20 years. She studied at Simon Fraser University and is currently employed by the Professional Employees Association.
Barinder Rasode is a strong advocate of Surrey’s new Transportation [...]

Posted in 2008,Features,One on One,Spotlight | Read More »

Asa The Saga-Life of the lumber legend

Asa Johal

It was a journey of life for the small Sikh family of a husband, wife and an infant boy of 18 months. A very long one which demanded a very high spirit of endeavor and sacrifice through all the seven oceans. The year was 1924. Leaving India they were in search of their new [...]

Posted in 2008,Features,March / April 2008,One on One,Spotlight | Read More »

Gurdas Maan: A Living Legend

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Gurdas Mann is a legend.  He has brought Bhangra music and Punjab to the forefront. He has toured the globe and charmed audiences with his versatile performances. Despite being Punjabi music’s biggest icon, Gurdas Maan is unassuming about his success, but enthusiastic to note he is entrenched in his culture. Not only is he musically [...]

Posted in Entertainment,Sep / October 2008 | Read More »

Q&A’s with The New Consulate General of India, Shri Ashok Das

Ashok

1) You are new to your role, what are the first items on your agenda to do?
My first item on the agenda is to take stock of the services we provide to the community and improve it if possible based on the feed back of the community. The second item is to make contact with [...]

Posted in Darpan's 10,Nov / December 2008 | Read More »

Aravind Adiga: The Man Behind The Prize

Nov-Dec-2008

“At a time when India is going through great changes and, with China, is likely to inherit the world from the west, it is important that writers like me try to highlight the brutal injustices of society. That is what writers like Flaubert, Balzac and Dickens did in the 19th century and, as a result, [...]

Posted in Cover Stories,Nov / December 2008 | Read More »

Coffee with Sugar

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The old adage laughter is a universal language certainly bodes well for hilarious Punjabi comedian Sugar Sammy. Born Samir Khullar, Sugar make us laugh with his hilarious and provocative take on multicultural issues such as arranged marriages. Sugar hit the stage at the age of 19 while he was working as a night club promoter. [...]

Posted in Nov / December 2008,One on One | Read More »

In The Spotlight with Tisca Chopra

The road has been long and at times turbulent for Tisca Chopra, but each ebb and flow has resulted in her reaching new personal and professional growth.
Tisca grew up in Kabul, Afghanistan where her father was the Principal of the India International School. While being a good student, she began her interest in acting at [...]

Posted in Nov / December 2008,Spotlight | Read More »

Boost Your Health with Superfoods

Superfoods

The term “superfoods” has become the new buzzword in the world of food and nutrition. Initially used to refer to certain foods that have high levels of nutrients combined with disease fighting properties, there is now increasing debate whether the label has become more of a marketing ploy due to lack of standard regulation. While [...]

Posted in Health,Nov / December 2008 | Read More »

Iconic Paris

Paris

Built by architect Gustave Eiffel, the tower had an interesting beginning. Apparently, Eiffel had originally planned to construct his tower for the 1888 World’s Fair in Barcelona, Spain. To his dismay, Barcelona city officials thought the iron structure would be a monstrosity and rejected the architect’s proposal. Eiffel then proceeded to apply for the next [...]

Posted in Nov / December 2008,Travel | Read More »

How To Reduce Your Stress This Holiday Season

Stress

The days are shorter, the weather colder and the holiday countdown begins. The malls are filled with beautiful decorations. Images of peace, love, and harmony are popping up everywhere. It’s a time for great joy, good feelings, and family togetherness … or is it?
In theory, the holiday season is filled with joy and celebration. It’s [...]

Posted in Health,Nov / December 2008 | Read More »


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