| Stunning Sonakshi | | Actress Sonakshi Sinha says that she is far from perfect. But her self-deprecating mannerism cannot hide the fact that she is close to perfect. She is not shy and is, in fact, emotionally immature. | | Syria’s deadly war | | According to reliable intelligence reports, and media revelations, it seems that the Assad regime has used chemical weapons against its population. It has crossed the red line. | | A bright future | | The people Pakistan need to be complimented for showing their faith in democracy. Even though people of Pakistan have suffered in numerous ways for a long time but now there seems to be a glimmer of hope. | | Food prices | | The news of the expected hike in global food prices by 40 per cent in the decade is depressing. We should actually evaluate this situation realistically and look for some practical solutions. | | Smother factor | | While regular letters appearing in the section “Letters to the Editor” usually concern politics and other serious subjects. | | Grace and beauty | | A 70-year-old beauty of the black and white era of Indian cinema, sharing ramp space with younger models strutting their stuff, is not surprising — considering that this beautiful siren, who was serenaded by Guru Dutt when the evergreen fourteenth moon shone on her effervescent face, still ranks as one of the most luminous countenances that graced the silver screen! | | The age of technology | | The opinion article “He, Me and I” published in KT made me smile. It was a very interesting read and put forth a strong message. | | Breaking news | | This is in reference to Laugh Laugh published in Wknd on June 7. The term ‘breaking news’ has become one of the most overused terms of Press jargon today and hence one feels it is slowly losing its impact. | | Loaded backpack | | Is this what childhood is all about? This is to refer to the heavy load of books the children have to carry every day. | | Race abuse | | Tit-for-tat attacks in the United Kingdom in the aftermath of the machete incident a few weeks ago will further polarise communities that have lived in relative harmony with Britons and fellow Commonwealth citizens who sought refuge in the kingdom after the dismantling of colonialism. | |
