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Celebrating the men who taught us how to live, love, and lead

Celebrating the men who taught us how to live, love, and lead

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Dear readers,

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As we celebrate Father’s Day this month, I find myself reflecting on a simple truth: some of life’s greatest lessons are never spoken. They are lived.

For many of us, our fathers taught us resilience before we understood the word. Through sacrifice, hard work, determination, and unwavering support, they showed us what it means to care for family, pursue dreams, and face life’s challenges with courage. Their influence often extends far beyond childhood, shaping the values that guide us throughout our lives.

In South Asian families especially, fathers have traditionally carried the responsibility of being providers, protectors, and role models. Today, however, fatherhood continues to evolve. Modern fathers are not only building futures for their families but are also creating memories, sharing responsibilities, and becoming active partners in every stage of their children’s lives. Their strength is no longer measured solely by what they provide, but also by their presence, compassion, and commitment.

This issue celebrates those enduring values while exploring the many dimensions of modern life. From protecting our health and vision to preparing the next generation for success, from discovering new travel experiences to embracing fashion, entertainment, and culture, these pages reflect the aspirations, challenges, and achievements of our community.

As summer arrives, it also reminds us to slow down and appreciate the moments that matter most. A family gathering, a shared conversation, a road trip, or simply time spent together often becomes the memory we treasure for years to come.

To every father, grandfather, mentor, and father figure who has helped shape a life, offered guidance, or inspired confidence, we thank you. Your legacy is not measured in achievements alone, but in the lives you touch and the values you leave behind.

On behalf of everyone at South Asian Entertainment Magazine, I wish you and your loved ones a joyful Father’s Day and a wonderful summer filled with health, happiness, and meaningful moments.

I am thankful for your support and the love you have been showering on us throughout this journey. I would love to have your suggestions and recommendations to be better and grow with every upcoming edition. You can share your valuable feedback at rajesh@ entertainmentmagazine.ca

You can also visit our website www.entertainmentmagazine.ca to get an e-copy of this magazine.

Love and Regards.

Rajesh Ansal, Founder and President, South Asian Entertainment Magazine

Content

KidsPlay’s golden night of giving 06

Surrey’s community leaders unite to invest in brighter futures for youth

Many cultures, one Canada 10

How multiculturalism continues shaping Canadian identity, communities, and everyday life

Canada runs together 20

Why run clubs are becoming the country’s newest fitness movement.

The modern Canadian dad style guide 40

Relaxed tailoring and timeless essentials redefine Father’s Day fashion

KIDSPLAy GoLDEn GALA EmPoWERmEnt AnD Comm

An evening of inspiration, generosity, and community spirit took center stage in Surrey during the Kids Play Youth Foundation’s ‘Golden Gala Skyfall,’ which brought together community leaders, supporters, and changemakers in support of youth empowerment initiatives.

The event celebrated the foundation’s ongoing commitment to mentorship, prevention, education, and creating opportunities for young people across the community. Through its programs and outreach efforts, the organization

continues to focus on building safer neighborhoods, stronger support systems, and brighter futures for youth.

Guests at the gala gathered for a night dedicated not only to fundraising, but also to recognizing the importance of collective action in creating meaningful change. The atmosphere reflected a shared commitment to uplifting the next generation and supporting programs that encourage leadership, personal growth, and community engagement.

The evening was marked by heartfelt moments, strong community participation, and a spirit of unity that underscored the impact of the foundation’s work. Supporters praised the organization for its continued efforts in empowering youth and fostering positive change throughout Surrey and beyond.

With an overwhelming sense of purpose and collaboration, the ‘Golden Gala Skyfall’ served as a powerful reminder of what communities can achieve when they come together to invest in the future of young people.

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CLoVERDALE CELEBRAtES tRADItIon, tEAmWoRK, AnD RoDEo SPIRIt

The spirit of community, celebration, and smalltown tradition was on full display during the 78th Annual Cloverdale Rodeo Parade, as crowds lined the streets to enjoy one of Surrey’s most anticipated events of the year. Under bright sunshine and festive energy, families, local organizations, and community leaders came together for a day filled with music, laughter, candy, and rodeo excitement.

The parade showcased the strong sense of togetherness that continues to define Cloverdale and the wider Surrey community. Organizers were applauded for putting together another successful event, while the Surrey Police Service was recognized for helping ensure safety throughout the celebrations. Local firefighters also added to the welcoming atmosphere by serving hot dogs to attendees, further highlighting the volunteer spirit that powers the annual festivities.

The excitement continued with the 47th annual Cloverdale Bed Race, an event that has become a beloved tradition and a playful reminder that Surrey is far more than a so-called “bedroom community.”

Teams brought energy, creativity, and competitive spirit to the race, drawing cheers and laughter from enthusiastic spectators packed along the route.

Participants and organizers were congratulated for delivering a

high-energy event that perfectly captured the fun and community pride associated with Rodeo Weekend. With packed crowds and growing excitement across Cloverdale, the celebrations officially signaled the start of another much-anticipated rodeo season.

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fRom fooD AnD fASHIon to EDUCAtIon AnD IDEntIty, mULtICULtURALISm ContInUES to SHAPE tHE SoUL of moDERn CAnADA In PoWERfUL AnD DEEPLy PERSonAL WAyS.

Canada’s multicultural identity is visible everywhere, from neighborhood cafés and community festivals to classrooms, fashion studios, family kitchens, and public celebrations. It is woven into the country’s daily life through languages, traditions, music, cuisines, and stories carried across generations.

As Canadian Multiculturalism Day arrives on June 27, the country once again turns its attention toward the communities that have transformed Canada into one of the world’s most culturally diverse societies. But multiculturalism in 2026 is no longer viewed simply as policy or symbolism. It has become one of the defining forces shaping how Canadians live, travel, eat, learn, celebrate, and

understand identity itself. Across the country, multiculturalism continues to evolve through food culture, fashion, entertainment, education, and intergenerational storytelling. At the same time, conversations around inclusion are increasingly connected with Indigenous reconciliation, representation, and belonging. Together, these influences are creating a modern Canadian identity that feels both globally connected and distinctly local.

A country shaped through food Food remains one of the most visible and accessible expressions of multicultural Canada. In cities such as Toronto, Vancouver, Calgary, and Montreal, entire neighborhoods reflect global culinary traditions brought by immigrant communities over generations.

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Punjabi street food in Brampton, Caribbean bakeries in Toronto, Ethiopian cafés in Calgary, Korean dessert bars in Vancouver, and Middle Eastern family restaurants in Ottawa all contribute to the country’s evolving culinary identity. At the same time, Indigenous chefs and food entrepreneurs are reclaiming traditional ingredients and techniques, introducing Canadians to dishes rooted in First Nations, Inuit, and Métis culinary heritage.

Today’s Canadian dining culture is increasingly defined by fusion, storytelling, sustainability, and cultural exchange.

Fashion as cultural storytelling

Multiculturalism is also transforming Canadian fashion in meaningful ways. Designers across the country are blending heritage craftsmanship with contemporary aesthetics, creating collections influenced by South Asian embroidery, Indigenous beadwork, African textiles, East Asian minimalism, and Middle Eastern silhouettes.

Fashion in Canada is becoming less about seasonal trends and more about identity, representation, and authenticity. Cultural garments and traditional artistry are increasingly being embraced within mainstream fashion conversations. Indigenous designers, in particular, are gaining greater visibility for work that combines ancestral craftsmanship with modern design perspectives, helping reshape the broader Canadian fashion narrative.

The next generation of multicultural Canadians Education has become central to Canada’s multicultural future. Schools across the country are expanding culturally inclusive curriculums, multilingual support systems, Indigenous history education, and anti-racism initiatives. For younger

Canadians, diversity is not viewed as something exceptional. It is simply part of everyday life. Many secondgeneration Canadians now move fluidly between identities, balancing family traditions with contemporary Canadian culture. Children growing up in multicultural households are often exposed to multiple languages, cuisines, festivals, and customs from an early age, creating a generation

that sees cultural blending as natural rather than unfamiliar.

The importance of Indigenous inclusion

Modern conversations around multiculturalism in Canada are increasingly tied to Indigenous recognition and reconciliation. National Indigenous Peoples Day on June 21 serves as a reminder that

more than celebration alone. It also depends on equitable opportunities, representation, and genuine inclusion.

Canada’s evolving cultural identity

Summer festivals and community celebrations across the country continue to demonstrate how multiculturalism shapes Canadian life. Public events increasingly feature multilingual performances, crosscultural collaborations, fusion cuisine, and artistic partnerships that bring communities together. Travel within Canada itself has become a multicultural experience. Visitors can move from Indigenous cultural experiences in British Columbia to Acadian communities in Atlantic Canada, South Asian neighborhoods in Ontario, and Francophone celebrations in Quebec within a single journey.

Canadian cultural identity begins with First Nations, Inuit, and Métis histories, traditions,

Indigenous tourism, art, fashion, music, storytelling, and cuisine are receiving growing national attention, helping Canadians better understand the foundational cultures that existed long before modern immigration shaped the country. Experts say meaningful multiculturalism requires

For many Canadians, multiculturalism is ultimately about coexistence through curiosity, respect, and shared belonging. It is reflected in blended family traditions, multilingual households, and communities where cultures do not compete with one another, but instead coexist and evolve together. As Canada continues to grow socially, culturally, and economically, multiculturalism remains one of the country’s defining strengths. It is not simply a celebration of diversity, but a reflection of how modern Canadian identity is continuously being shaped through many histories, many voices, and many communities.

Vancouver Bandits School Day Game brings thousands together for a day of inspiration and engagement

Thousands of students filled the Langley Events Centre with energy and excitement during the 5th Annual Vancouver Bandits School Day Game, turning the event into a powerful celebration of youth engagement, teamwork, and community connection across British Columbia.

Presented by BM Group in collaboration with Headlands Environmental and Sentinel Storage, the sold-out event created an unforgettable experience for local students, combining the excitement of live basketball with a broader message about the importance of community involvement and creating opportunities for young people.

The atmosphere throughout the day reflected the growing impact of initiatives that use sports as a platform to inspire, connect, and empower the next generation.

Vancouver Bandits co-owner and BM Group leadership member Milan Mann was also courtside, showing support for an initiative focused on strengthening local relationships and encouraging youth participation both on and off the court.

More than just a basketball game, the annual School Day Game highlighted how sports can unite communities, build confidence among students, and foster a strong sense of belonging.

Organizers and partners were praised for continuing to invest in programs that leave a meaningful impact on young people and help create stronger, more connected communities.

With packed stands, enthusiastic students, and a vibrant community atmosphere, the event once again proved that the power of sports extends far beyond the final score.

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Ride2Survive fundraiser raises $100K to support the fight against cancer

An evening driven by purpose, resilience, and community spirit unfolded at the Fairmont Vancouver during the Ride2Survive RideOn2026 Fundraiser, where supporters and community leaders came together to help advance the fight against cancer. The inspiring event successfully raised an impressive $100,000, reflecting the strength of collective support behind an initiative dedicated to hope, awareness, and lifechanging impact. Guests gathered in support of Ride2Survive, a movement that continues to unite participants and supporters through a shared commitment to making a meaningful difference for those affected by cancer.

More than just a cycling event, Ride2Survive has become a symbol of determination and community action, encouraging individuals to challenge themselves while supporting an important cause.

This year’s RideOn2026 campaign will culminate in a 160-kilometer cycling challenge scheduled for

August 22, 2026, bringing riders together for a journey centered on endurance, compassion, and purpose. The fundraiser evening highlighted the power of communities coming together to create real impact, while recognizing the dedication of riders, volunteers, organizers, and

supporters preparing for the road ahead. As anticipation builds for the upcoming ride, participants were wished continued strength and success as they gear up for a meaningful challenge aimed at supporting cancer research and care initiatives while inspiring hope across communities.

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India made a commanding statement at the Met Gala 2026, with celebrities, designers and royals transforming the red carpet into a global showcase of Indian craftsmanship and storytelling. From sculptural couture to heritage textiles, Indian stars embraced this year’s “Fashion is Art” theme with looks rooted deeply in culture and artistry.

Isha Ambani emerged as one of the evening’s standout names in a custom ensemble by Gaurav Gupta. Her gold-woven tissue saree and jewel-encrusted blouse featured more than 1,800 carats of heirloom diamonds and gemstones, crafted by 40 artisans over 500 hours. The look blended zardozi, kundan and Mughalinspired detailing with a playful crystal mango-shaped bag.

Making a dramatic debut, Ananya Birla wore structured Robert Wun couture paired with a silverware mask sculpture by Subodh Gupta, creating one of the night’s most theatrical fashion moments.

Karan Johar delivered cinematic grandeur in a hand-painted Manish Malhotra creation inspired by legendary painter Raja Ravi Varma. Johar described the outfit as a tribute to storytelling and Indian art, while Malhotra himself appeared in a monochrome couture ensemble embroidered with the names of

artisans from his atelier.

Meanwhile, Natasha Poonawalla opted for understated elegance in a sculptural orchid-inspired look by Marc Quinn and Dolce & Gabbana, while Sudha Reddy paid homage to Kalamkari traditions in an intricately embroidered couture creation.

A softer but equally striking moment came from Diya Mehta Jatia, who wore a gown by Mayyur Girotra

crafted from Kanjeevaram silk and Bengal’s delicate shola art. The look highlighted regional Indian crafts rarely seen on an international red carpet.

Representing Indian royalty, Gauravi Kumari and Sawai Padmanabh Singh brought Jaipur’s regal legacy to the gala in detailed Prabal Gurung ensembles inspired by Maharani Gayatri Devi and traditional Rajasthani craftsmanship.

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From Vancou V er’s seawall to toronto’s water F ront routes, canadians are embracing

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embracing run clubs as the new Face o F F itness, combining cardio, community, and mental wellness one mile at a time.

Running is having a major moment in Canada, and it is no longer reserved for marathon athletes or hardcore fitness enthusiasts. Across the country, community run clubs are transforming how Canadians approach exercise, making fitness feel more social, accessible, and sustainable for beginners and experienced runners alike. With Global Running Day celebrations drawing crowds this summer, experts say the rise of organized run clubs reflects a larger shift toward wellness routines focused on consistency, connection, and overall health rather than extreme performance.

Why running remains one of the best workouts

Fitness professionals continue to rank running among the most effective and affordable forms of exercise. Regular running can improve cardiovascular health, strengthen muscles and joints, increase stamina, support weight management, and help regulate stress and sleep. Mental health benefits are also a major reason participation continues to grow. Outdoor running and group exercise have been linked to reduced anxiety, improved mood, and stronger emotional resilience, especially when combined with social interaction and routine physical

movement. Experts say beginners should focus less on speed and more on building sustainable habits through shorter distances, walk-run intervals, and proper recovery.

The run club boom across Canada

Run clubs have exploded in popularity in cities like Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal, and Calgary, particularly among younger Canadians looking for fitness communities outside traditional gyms. In Toronto, groups like the Toronto Waterfront Run Club and Midnight Runners attract large weekly crowds with beginner-friendly routes and post-run social gatherings. Vancouver’s Fraser Street Run Club and East Van Run Crew have also become popular for their inclusive atmosphere and scenic outdoor routes. Many clubs now offer pace groups for all fitness levels, making them ideal for first-time runners intimidated by competitive environments.

How beginners can start safely Fitness coaches recommend investing in quality running shoes before focusing on expensive fitness gadgets. New runners should also prioritize stretching, hydration, and gradual mileage increases to avoid injury. Morning or evening runs are ideal during warmer summer months, especially on scenic Canadian trails such as Vancouver’s seawall, Calgary’s Bow River pathways, Montreal’s Mount Royal Park, and Toronto’s waterfront routes.

Ultimately, Canada’s growing running culture is about more than fitness trends. It reflects a broader movement toward healthier lifestyles, stronger communities, and exercise routines people genuinely enjoy returning to.

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A fAtHER’S LEGAC

t he immigrant Fathers who built dreams, one sacri

Photo Credit: Parul Communication Ltd.

LEGACy

sacri F ice at a time

For many immigrant families in Canada, success stories often begin with a father’s leap of faith.

Long before their children graduated from universities, launched businesses, or established successful careers, there was a man carrying a suitcase, a dream, and an unwavering belief that a better future was possible. He arrived in a new country with limited resources, unfamiliar surroundings, and countless uncertainties. Yet he carried something far more valuable: determination.

This Father’s Day, we celebrate the immigrant fathers whose resilience, sacrifices, and perseverance helped shape not only their families but also the diverse and vibrant Canada we know today.

For generations of newcomers, the journey to Canada has rarely been easy. Many arrived leaving behind established careers, extended families, and familiar comforts in pursuit of opportunity. Doctors drove taxis while waiting for credentials to be recognized. Engineers worked night shifts in factories. Entrepreneurs started over from scratch. Some worked multiple jobs, often sacrificing sleep, personal ambitions, and time with loved ones to provide stability for their families.

Their stories may differ, but the motivation was remarkably similar: creating a brighter future for their children.

In countless immigrant households,

fathers became the quiet architects of possibility. They taught their children the value of education, hard work, discipline, and perseverance. They encouraged them to aim higher than circumstances might suggest and reminded them that every challenge could become an opportunity.

Many immigrant fathers measured success not by their own achievements but by the opportunities available to the next generation. A child earning a university degree, pursuing a passion, buying a first home, or building a successful career often became the realization of dreams that began decades earlier.

What makes these stories especially remarkable is the resilience behind them. Immigration often means starting over in midlife, learning new systems, adapting to new cultures, and overcoming barriers that many native-born Canadians never experience. Yet countless fathers embraced those challenges with quiet determination. They rarely sought recognition. Instead, they focused on building foundations strong enough for their families to thrive.

Today, the contributions of immigrant fathers can be seen across every sector of Canadian society. They are business owners, healthcare professionals, tradespeople, educators, community leaders, and public servants. Their work has strengthened communities, fueled economic growth, and enriched Canada’s multicultural identity.

Yet their most important legacy is not found in job titles or financial success. It lives in the values they

pass on. It is reflected in children who understand the importance of hard work, gratitude, respect, and service. It appears in families that remain connected to their cultural roots while embracing new opportunities. It can be seen in young Canadians who carry forward both the sacrifices and aspirations of previous generations.

Modern fatherhood continues to evolve. Today’s immigrant fathers are often more involved than ever before, balancing professional responsibilities with active roles in parenting, education, and family life. They are coaches, mentors, caregivers, and role models. While the challenges may look different from those faced by earlier generations, the commitment remains the same: to provide, protect, and prepare their children for success.

As we celebrate Father’s Day, it is worth remembering that behind many success stories is a father who chose courage over comfort.

A father who worked long hours so his children could dream bigger. A father who crossed oceans and borders believing that opportunity existed on the other side.

Their legacy is not measured solely by what they built for themselves, but by the futures they created for those who followed.

In every thriving family, every graduation photo, every new business, and every milestone achieved, the influence of those fathers lives on. Their sacrifices became opportunities. Their struggles became stepping stones. Their dreams became realities.

And that is a legacy worth celebrating.

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FFor decades, many fathers grew up believing that strength meant staying silent. Health concerns were brushed aside, stress was buried beneath responsibilities, and doctor appointments were often postponed until absolutely necessary. But across families today, that mindset is beginning to change.

This Father’s Day, more men are speaking openly about their physical and emotional well-being, helping normalize conversations that earlier generations rarely had.

From “I’m fine” to annual checkups

Preventive health is becoming less of an afterthought for many fathers, especially as awareness grows around heart disease, diabetes, high blood pressure, and prostate health. Men over 40 are increasingly being encouraged to schedule routine screenings,

monitor cholesterol levels, and pay attention to warning signs they may have ignored in the past.

Simple lifestyle changes are also becoming part of everyday routines. Morning walks, strength training, healthier eating habits, and better sleep are no longer seen as optional wellness trends, but as long-term investments in quality of life.

The emotional burden men rarely discussed

While physical health conversations are growing, emotional wellness is finally entering the spotlight too. Fathers today are becoming more honest about stress, financial pressure, anxiety, loneliness, and burnout, particularly as modern life places increasing demands on work and family balance. Mental health experts say these conversations are critical, not only for men themselves, but also for the families watching them. Children raised in emotionally open households are often more likely to communicate

their own struggles in healthier ways.

Redefining masculinity for the next generation

Modern fatherhood is also changing how masculinity is viewed.

More men are recognizing that vulnerability, emotional awareness, and asking for help are not weaknesses. They are signs of selfawareness and strength.

Whether it is booking a longoverdue health screening, speaking to a therapist, or simply admitting exhaustion, fathers are slowly rewriting outdated expectations around what it means to “be a man.”

This Father’s Day, the most meaningful conversation may simply begin with one question: “How are you really doing?”

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health checks

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4Blood pressure and cholesterol screening

4Diabetes and heart health monitoring

4Mental health and stress management

4Sleep quality and fatigue concerns

4Regular exercise and strength training

4Annual physical checkups after age 40

4Work-life balance and social connection

PoUR, SIP & CHILL

ULtImAtE tHIRSt qUEnCHERS

Nothing feels more satisfying during peak summer than a cold, flavorful drink made with fresh seasonal ingredients. Homemade beverages are not only healthier than store-bought alternatives, but they also allow you to experiment with fruits, herbs, yogurt, and citrus flavors that instantly cool the body.

Whether you prefer tropical smoothies, sparkling refreshers, or traditional yogurt-based drinks, these recipes are easy enough for everyday use while still feeling special for entertaining guests.

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Watermelon mint cooler

A light, ultra-refreshing drink perfect for hot afternoons.

Ingredients

44 cups seedless watermelon cubes, chilled

42 tablespoons fresh lime juice

410 to 12 fresh mint leaves

41 tablespoon honey or maple syrup

41/2 teaspoon black salt

41 cup cold water

4Ice cubes

Method

4Add chilled watermelon cubes to a blender along with lime juice, mint leaves, honey, black salt, and cold water.

4Blend until smooth and frothy.

4Strain the mixture through a fine mesh sieve if you prefer a smoother texture.

4Fill tall glasses with ice cubes and pour the cooler over the ice.

4Garnish with mint sprigs and small watermelon wedges before serving.

Serving tip

4Freeze small watermelon cubes and use them instead of regular ice cubes to avoid diluting the drink.

Mango coconut smoothie

Creamy, tropical, and filling enough for breakfast or an evening refresher.

Ingredients

42 ripe mangoes, peeled and chopped

41 cup coconut milk

41/2 cup yogurt

41 tablespoon honey

41/4 teaspoon cardamom powder

46 to 8 ice cubes

4Toasted coconut flakes for garnish

Method

4Add mangoes, coconut milk, yogurt, honey, cardamom powder, and ice cubes into a blender.

4Blend until smooth and creamy.

4Taste and adjust sweetness if needed.

4Pour into chilled glasses and garnish with toasted coconut flakes.

Serving tip

For a thicker smoothie texture, freeze the mango pieces for 30 minutes before blending.

Citrus cucumber spritzer

A light and sparkling drink that works beautifully for brunches and summer gatherings.

Ingredients

41 small cucumber, thinly sliced

41 lemon, thinly sliced

41 orange, thinly sliced

42 tablespoons fresh lime juice

41 tablespoon honey

43 cups sparkling water

4Fresh mint leaves

4Ice cubes

Method

4Add cucumber, lemon, orange slices, and mint leaves into a large pitcher.

4Stir in lime juice and honey until combined.

4Fill the pitcher with ice cubes.

4Pour sparkling water over the mixture and stir gently.

4Let the drink sit for 10 minutes so the flavors infuse before serving.

Serving tip

4Add crushed basil leaves for an extra layer of freshness.

Rose pistachio lassi

A cooling yogurt-based drink with floral summer flavors.

Ingredients

41 1/2 cups chilled yogurt

43/4 cup chilled milk

43 tablespoons rose syrup

41 tablespoon sugar

44 ice cubes

41 tablespoon chopped pistachios

4Dried rose petals for garnish Method

4Add yogurt, milk, rose syrup, sugar, and ice cubes

into a blender.

4Blend until smooth and frothy.

4Pour into serving glasses and top with chopped pistachios.

4Garnish with dried rose petals for an elegant finish.

Serving tip

4Chill the glasses beforehand for a more refreshing serving experience.

Berry basil cooler

A fruity sparkling drink packed with fresh summer flavor.

Ingredients

41/2 cup strawberries, chopped

41/2 cup blueberries

45 to 6 fresh basil leaves

41 tablespoon honey

41 tablespoon lemon juice

42 cups soda water

4Ice cubes

Method

4Add strawberries, blueberries, basil leaves, honey, and lemon juice into a bowl.

4Gently muddle the mixture to release the fruit juices and basil aroma.

4Divide the mixture into serving glasses filled with ice cubes.

4Top with soda water and stir gently.

4Garnish with extra berries and basil leaves before serving.

Serving tip

For a frozen version, blend the berries with ice before adding soda water.

SmALL CHAnGES, BIG SUnSHInE EnERGy

Summer decorating is less about dramatic makeovers and more about subtle upgrades that change the mood of a space. The season calls for homes that feel cool, uncluttered, and effortlessly inviting. The good news is that even the smallest decor swaps can completely shift the atmosphere of a room.

One of the easiest places to begin is with soft furnishings. Switching pillow covers may sound simple, but it instantly updates a room’s personality.

Replace dark or heavy fabrics with breathable linen and cotton in shades like ivory, sage green, pale peach, soft yellow, or sky blue. These lighter tones naturally reflect sunlight and make spaces appear more open.

Natural textures continue to dominate summer interiors for a reason. Materials like cane, bamboo, jute, wicker, and light wood create a relaxed vacationinspired aesthetic without feeling excessive. A woven basket beside a sofa, a jute rug under a coffee

Hom E D E C o R

table, or a bamboo pendant light can quietly transform the visual warmth of a room.

Greenery is another summer essential. Indoor plants bring freshness, color, and movement into a space while softening sharp corners and empty shelves.

Low-maintenance plants such as pothos, snake plants, palms, and peace lilies work beautifully in living rooms, bedrooms, and even bathrooms. Fresh flowers or bowls filled with lemons and oranges can also double as seasonal decor accents.

Lighting plays a surprisingly important role during a seasonal reset. Strategic use of mirrors can

amplify natural light and make smaller rooms feel larger and brighter.

Position mirrors opposite windows or near balconies to maximize daylight throughout the home.

Dining spaces deserve attention too, especially during a season filled with gatherings and casual meals. A simple runner, textured placemats, ceramic serveware, or floral centerpieces can make everyday dining feel elevated and summery without requiring a full table redesign.

Finally, do not underestimate the power of scent. Swapping rich winter fragrances for citrus, coconut, linen, jasmine, or sea salt instantly changes the energy of a

Quick summer decor swaps

Pillow refresh

Use linen and cotton covers in soft seasonal shades.

Texture update

Incorporate jute, wicker, cane, and bamboo accents.

Indoor greenery

Style corners with palms, pothos, or fresh flowers.

Mirror magic

Reflect natural light to brighten darker rooms.

Dining refresh

Add ceramic accents, runners, and citrus centerpieces.

Summer scents

Choose airy fragrances like sea salt, jasmine, or lemon.

home. Summer decor works best when it appeals to all the senses, creating spaces that feel easy, calm, and naturally welcoming.

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DAADI KI SHAADI

tHRoUGH tHE CHAoS AnD mELoDRAmA

Director: Ashish R Mohan

Cast: Neetu Kapoor, Kapil Sharma, R. Sarathkumar, Sadia Khateeb, Riddhima

Kapoor Sahni

Genre: Family drama, comedy

Duration: 2 hours 30 minutes (approx.)

Rating: 2.5/5

‘Daadi Ki Shaadi’ begins with a deliciously chaotic premise: a grandmother announcing her marriage just as the younger generation is busy planning another wedding. Predictably, panic erupts. Family members rush from Delhi to Shimla,

horrified at the idea of their elderly matriarch daring to seek companionship later in life. The setup promises comedy, emotional warmth, and a refreshing take on aging and loneliness. Unfortunately, the film only partially delivers on that promise. Directed by Ashish R Mohan, the film constantly swings between heartfelt family drama and loud sitcom-style chaos. At its core is Vimla Ahuja, played with grace and emotional sincerity by Neetu Kapoor, who once again proves why she remains one of Hindi cinema’s most naturally engaging performers.

Whether quietly portraying loneliness or navigating family confrontations, Kapoor brings dignity and emotional depth to a

role that could easily have slipped into caricature. Kapil Sharma also delivers a surprisingly restrained and sincere performance.

While his comic timing remains reliable, it is his softer emotional moments that work best. However, the film underuses the romantic track involving Sadia Khateeb, leaving their storyline feeling incomplete.

The biggest issue lies in the writing. Nearly every emotional beat is overexplained, every conflict arrives with a lecture, and the film rarely trusts its audience to absorb emotion naturally. What starts as an entertaining family comedy gradually turns into a stretched television-style melodrama packed with repetitive confrontations and heavy-handed messaging about family responsibilities.

Still, the film deserves credit for addressing an issue rarely explored in mainstream Indian cinema: emotional neglect among elderly parents. Beneath the noise and exaggerated drama lies a genuinely moving idea about companionship, aging, and visibility within modern families.

‘Daadi Ki Shaadi’ may test patience with its overlong runtime and excessive emotional chaos, but Neetu Kapoor’s warmth keeps the film watchable even when the screenplay loses direction.

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BLUE, WHItE, AnD UnfoRGEttABLE

HoW to ExPERIEnCE qUEBEC’S BIGGESt SUmmER CELEBRAtIon LIKE A LoCAL

From Montreal’s lively street parades to Quebec City’s old-world charm, Saint-Jean-Baptiste Day offers travelers a front-row seat to French-Canadian culture, music, food, and community spirit.

Every June, Quebec transforms into a vibrant celebration of culture, music, and national pride during Saint-Jean-Baptiste Day, the province’s biggest annual festival. For travelers wanting more than a typical sightseeing trip, this is the perfect time to experience Quebec like a local.

In Montreal, the celebrations begin early as cafés, bakeries, and public squares fill with people dressed in Quebec’s signature blue and white colors. The Plateau-Mont-Royal neighborhood

is one of the best places to start the day, with its charming cafés, local boutiques, and festive atmosphere. By afternoon, the city erupts into parades, live performances, and open-air concerts celebrating FrenchCanadian heritage. Locals gather in parks and along major streets waving fleur-de-lis flags while musicians and performers keep the energy going well into the night.

For a more historic and romantic experience, Quebec City offers a completely different vibe. The cobblestone streets of Old Quebec, flower-lined balconies, and centuries-old architecture create a postcard-perfect backdrop for the festivities. Visitors can spend the day

exploring local markets, enjoying live folk music, and stopping at neighborhood bistros serving traditional Quebecois favorites like poutine, tourtière, and maple desserts.

To truly blend in, visitors should embrace the festive spirit by wearing blue and white and learning a few simple French greetings. Saint-Jean-Baptiste Day is not just about watching a celebration. It is about joining one.

Whether enjoying late-night concerts in Montreal or wandering through Quebec City’s historic streets, the holiday offers an unforgettable look at the pride, warmth, and cultural identity that define Quebec in summer.

If you go to Quebec during Saint-JeanBaptiste Day…

4Wear blue and white to join the local spirit

4Visit Plateau-Mont-Royal for cafés and street festivities

4Watch free outdoor concerts in Montreal

4Explore Old Quebec early in the morning for fewer crowds

4Try local favorites like poutine, tourtière, and maple treats

4Learn basic French phrases like “Bonjour” and “Merci”

4Book hotels early because the holiday weekend gets busy

tHE moDERn CAnADIAn DAD StyLE GUIDE

Relaxed tailoring, luxury casualwear, and timeless essentials are redefining Father’s Day fashion as Canadian men embrace comfort, versatility, and understated confidence.

Canadian menswear is entering a more relaxed and practical era. In 2026, fathers are moving away from overly formal dressing and embracing wardrobes that balance comfort, functionality, and polished simplicity. The shift reflects broader lifestyle changes, including hybrid work schedules, active family routines, and growing interest in sustainable fashion. This Father’s Day, menswear experts say the modern Canadian dad is investing less in trend-driven fashion and more in versatile pieces that transition easily between work, travel, leisure, and social gatherings.

The rise of elevated casualwear

Relaxed tailoring has become one of the defining trends of the season. Lightweight linen shirts, unstructured blazers, tapered drawstring trousers, and soft neutral palettes are replacing stiff officewear and heavily structured silhouettes. Stylists recommend focusing on breathable fabrics suitable for Canada’s unpredictable summer climate. Layering remains essential, particularly for evenings in cities such as Vancouver, Montreal, and Toronto where temperatures can fluctuate significantly.

Golf-inspired fashion goes mainstream

Golf aesthetics continue influencing mainstream menswear, particularly among fathers seeking polished but functional clothing. Performance polos, quarter-zip pullovers, tailored shorts, and sleek sneakers are increasingly appearing

Fashion experts say the appeal lies in versatility. These pieces work equally well for casual dinners, road trips, outdoor gatherings, and weekend errands while maintaining a refined appearance.

Accessories that actually work

The modern father is also approaching accessories more

intentionally. Minimalist watches, leather sneakers, crossbody bags, and classic sunglasses are replacing overly logo-driven fashion statements.

Stylists advise men to prioritize quality basics rather than chasing seasonal microtrends. Neutral outerwear, premium denim, versatile footwear, and well-fitted basics provide far greater long-term value.

Style rooted in confidence

Perhaps the biggest menswear shift is psychological. Fashion is becoming less about appearing overly polished and more about feeling comfortable, capable, and authentic.

Modern Canadian dads are dressing for real life: school pickups, patio dinners, family travel, outdoor weekends, and flexible work environments. The result is a more effortless style philosophy rooted not in perfection, but in confidence, practicality, and individuality.

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The effortless fashion mood defining summer

Summer fashion is embracing a softer, more effortless form of elegance this season. The runways and streets alike are moving away from overly structured dressing in favor of relaxed glamour, where comfort and sophistication coexist seamlessly. Think oversized button-downs worn with confidence, breezy dresses that move with ease, tailored shorts that feel refined yet relaxed, and versatile separates designed for endless styling possibilities.

Lightweight fabrics, fluid silhouettes, and understated details are defining the season, proving that the most stylish looks are often the least complicated. This summer, fashion is less about perfection and more about cultivating an effortless sense of confidence, individuality, and ease.

Sun-kissed style

At the center of the trend is the idea of wearable ease. Crisp white linens, lightweight cottons, and fluid silhouettes dominate the visual story, creating outfits that feel breathable without sacrificing sophistication. Whether it is an oversized striped button-down paired with shorts or a romantic sundress styled with minimalist accessories, the aesthetic leans toward understated confidence rather than overdone styling.

Texture and layering are quietly doing the heavy lifting this summer. Crochet knits, soft ribbed fabrics, woven totes, and relaxed tailoring add dimension while maintaining an airy, vacationinspired feel. Even denim appears softer and looser this season, often styled with cropped tanks, oversized blazers, or barely-there

sandals for an elevated off-duty look. The color palette reflects the mood of the season: sunwashed neutrals, butter yellows, faded blues, earthy browns, and fresh whites that mirror coastal landscapes and warm-weather sunsets. Accessories remain intentionally minimal, with raffia bags, gold hoops, sleek sunglasses, and strappy flats becoming the finishing touches that complete the effortless aesthetic.

What makes these looks resonate is their versatility. Each outfit feels adaptable enough for a city coffee run, a rooftop dinner, a beach getaway, or a spontaneous summer road trip. Fashion is no longer centered on rigid trends. Instead, it is about curating pieces that move naturally with daily life while still feeling elevated and editorial.

Building a career beyond the

From networking and internships to communication skills and strategic career more than just a degree to stand out in Canada’s competitive job

For many international students, studying in Canada is the first step toward building a successful long-term career. However, earning a degree alone is no longer enough to secure a strong position in a competitive job market. Employers increasingly look for candidates who combine education with practical experience, communication skills, and industry readiness.Here’s how you can prepare yourself to get a job that matches your portfolio the best.

Start preparing early One of the most important career strategies is beginning job preparation well before graduation. Many students wait until their final semester to think seriously about employment, which often limits opportunities. Career

planning should ideally begin during the first year through networking events, campus career fairs, industry workshops, and mentorship programs.

Building professional relationships early can significantly improve visibility among recruiters and hiring managers. In Canada, networking and referrals continue to play a major role in hiring across several industries.

Gain Canadian work experience Canadian work experience remains one of the biggest advantages for international graduates entering the workforce. Co-op programs, internships, volunteer positions, research assistantships, and parttime industry jobs help students understand workplace expectations while strengthening their resumes.

How international students can improve job prospects

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Even smaller roles related to a student’s field can help build communication skills, teamwork experience, and professional confidence. Employers often prefer candidates who already understand Canadian workplace culture and require less onboarding support.

Develop practical and communication skills

Technical qualifications matter, but soft skills are equally important. Strong communication, presentation ability, interview confidence, and professional email etiquette can

greatly improve employability. Many students also benefit from developing additional certifications, portfolio projects, or software expertise related to their industry.

A tailored Canadian-style resume and a professional LinkedIn profile are also essential in today’s hiring environment. Recruiters frequently review online profiles before shortlisting candidates.

Stay flexible and persistent

While cities such as Toronto and Vancouver remain popular,

smaller provinces and emerging markets may offer stronger hiring opportunities in specific sectors. Flexibility with location and job roles can sometimes open unexpected career pathways.

Most importantly, students should remain patient and consistent. Building a career after graduation often takes time, persistence, and continuous learning. In Canada’s evolving job market, adaptability and initiative can often become just as valuable as academic achievement.

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May 2026 delivered a whirlwind month for the entertainment industry, with Bollywood facing box office pressure from regional cinema while Hollywood continued leaning heavily on franchise success and celebrity-driven headlines. From surprise theatrical wins to Cannes Film Festival glamour, the month was packed with stories that dominated industry conversations across the globe.

Hollywood

insiders raise concerns over studio consolidation

Beyond the glamour, May 2026 also brought growing concern within Hollywood over reports of potential studio mergers and continued industry consolidation.

Executives, filmmakers, and actors openly discussed fears surrounding shrinking creative opportunities and the growing dominance of franchise-driven content.

Streaming profitability remained another major issue throughout the month as studios reevaluated budgets, theatrical strategies, and long-term subscriber growth.

Industry observers warned that increasing consolidation could reduce investment in original storytelling and mid-budget films.

The conversations reflected the broader uncertainty currently shaping Hollywood’s rapidly evolving entertainment landscape.

Cannes Film Festival fuels Hollywood buzz in May

The 2026 Cannes Film Festival once again became one of the biggest entertainment stories of May, drawing global attention for its star-studded premieres, red carpet fashion, and early awards season speculation. The festival, held from Monday, May 12, through Friday, May 23, brought together major Hollywood stars, filmmakers, studios, and streaming platforms on the French Riviera. Celebrities including Penélope Cruz, Demi Moore, Eva Longoria, and Zoe Saldaña generated headlines throughout the festival with high-profile appearances and film premieres. Fashion moments from the Cannes red carpet quickly dominated social media, reinforcing the festival’s reputation as both a major cinematic event and a global luxury fashion showcase. Beyond the glamour, Cannes also sparked major industry conversations as critics and studios closely watched films expected to become awards season contenders later this year. Several premieres received strong reactions from festival audiences, while streaming platforms and distributors competed for high-profile international projects.

‘Raja Shivaji’ becomes May’s surprise blockbuster success

Riteish Deshmukh’s historical epic ‘Raja Shivaji’ emerged as one of the biggest entertainment stories of May 2026 after the film exceeded box office expectations across India. While rooted in Marathi cinema, the film drew strong audiences beyond Maharashtra and quickly became a nationwide talking point for its grand scale and portrayal of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. Trade analysts described the film as one of the month’s biggest surprise successes, especially at a time when several mainstream Hindi releases struggled commercially. Social media conversations surrounding the film’s visuals, performances, and emotional storytelling continued throughout the month, helping it sustain momentum well beyond its opening weekend. The success of ‘Raja Shivaji’ also reignited industry conversations about the growing influence of regional cinema and the increasing demand for culturally rooted storytelling among Indian audiences.

Regional cinema outshines at the box

One of the defining Bollywood narratives the continued dominance of regional mainstream Hindi releases. Tamil, films collectively outperformed many sparking renewed debate about creative direction. Industry experts appeared more drawn toward emotionally original narratives rather than formula-heavy Several Hindi releases with large failed to maintain box office momentum weekend, while regional films continued word-of-mouth support. The trend the industry about whether Bollywood dependent on sequels, remakes, strong scripts and storytelling.

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narratives of May 2026 was regional cinema over several Tamil, Malayalam, and Marathi many Bollywood projects, the Hindi film industry’s experts noted that audiences emotionally driven stories and formula-heavy productions. promotional campaigns momentum after opening continued to attract strong trend fueled discussions across Bollywood has become overly remakes, and star power instead of

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce continue dominating celebrity headlines

Celebrity culture remained one of the biggest drivers of entertainment coverage throughout May as ongoing speculation surrounding Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s rumored wedding plans fueled intense media attention. Every public appearance and social media interaction involving the couple quickly became headline news across entertainment platforms. Reports surrounding possible wedding locations, guest lists, and future plans continued dominating online discussions and tabloid coverage throughout the month. The scale of attention once again highlighted the enormous influence celebrity relationships continue to hold within global entertainment culture.

Crowded summer release calendar sparks Bollywood debate

May 2026 also saw Bollywood facing intense competition due to an overcrowded theatrical schedule. Romantic dramas, family entertainers, comedies, and historical films all arrived within short intervals, resulting in fierce competition for screens and audience attention. Trade analysts argued that multiple films suffered because of poor release timing and audience fatigue. Smaller productions particularly struggled to survive against bigger studio-backed releases with stronger marketing budgets. The packed release calendar also highlighted changing viewer behavior, with many audiences becoming increasingly selective about which films deserved a theatrical experience versus waiting for streaming releases.

The Super Mario Galaxy Movie’ dominates worldwide box office

Hollywood’s biggest commercial story of May 2026 belonged to ‘The Super Mario Galaxy Movie’, which became one of the year’s highestgrossing global releases. The animated blockbuster continued its strong theatrical run worldwide, attracting families, younger viewers, and longtime gaming fans. Industry insiders viewed the film’s success as further proof of Hollywood’s growing dependence on gaming franchises and nostalgia-driven storytelling. The film’s international appeal and massive merchandise sales also strengthened the entertainment industry’s interest in expanding video game adaptations into long-term cinematic franchises. The movie’s performance positioned it among the most commercially successful releases of 2026 so far.

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MANISH’S ZODIAC PREDICTIONS JUNE 2026

What's your Astrology sign? Select your Astro sign and read below:

(20 April – 20 May)

Your magnetism revolves around mysterious fascination rather than outgoing charm. Intensity appeals in your relationships. This can also be a time in which you discover untapped resources or talents. It is a good time to work out money problems or other issues of sharing with a partner.

LEO (23 July – 22 August)

This is an especially introspective cycle during which you have the chance to truly uncover your personal strengths and talents. On a more practical level, you may be dealing with joint finances and shared resources now more than usual. It’s time to carve your own path in life.

SAGITTARIUS (22 November – 21 December)

It’s time to do something self-expressive, fun, and creative. You could feel an overwhelming need to pour your heart out to a lover, or a romantic affair reaches some sort of epiphany. There could be a whirlwind of activity surrounding your child or children.

You’re feeling brave, independent, and eager to begin new projects. There is much initiative now, with personal involvement in new ventures or undertakings. You are striving for independence and freedom of movement in everyday affairs. The key now is not overstating yourself.

(23 August – 22 September)

You have presence and you project confidence.

(21 May – 20 June)

CAPRICORN (22 December – 19 January)

You are in the position to make an impression on others, and to assert your personal influence beyond its normal boundaries. Spontaneity of expression is what this transit is about. A renewed feeling of confidence is with you now. Your focus is on making contacts and reaching out to others in both social and professional sense. It’s a time to turn inner restlessness into fruitful contact with others. The flowing, expressive, and spontaneous energy surrounding you attracts like-minded and hearted people.

LIbRA (23 September – 22 October)

You may enjoy key opportunity periods that boost your selfconfidence, and do wonders for your ego and your relationships, particularly if your relationships or your own confidence in the way you present yourself to others is in need of healing. New financial initiatives are best avoided however. Your disposition is more intellectual than usual now, and self-expression comes easy. You are sharper than usual--more observant, and more inclined to “live in the head”. Relationships with siblings, neighbours, classmates, and casual friends may become more prominent in your life now. This month, your focus is on balancing time between your career and your social agenda. You might draw upon your executive ability now. It’s a busy month for business and work; at the same time, socializing and romance also figure prominently. Love matters are mostly easy and amiable.

(20 January – 18 February)

(21 June – 22 July)

This is a time when you let loose your softer, receptive side. Romantic matters, as well as pleasureseeking activities, come to the fore now. You are more likely to pay closer attention to your physical appearance and mannerisms, aiming to improve and enhance your attractiveness.

(23 October – 21 November)

Enthusiasm and confidence are with you now, and it’s easy to tap into your more unique qualities and talents in order to go after what we want. This is a time to do what you can to build trust in your family life and a strong foundation within yourself.

(19 February – 20 March)

This is time to plant a creative seed--you are inspired with a new project or plan. This is a strong time for romance. Negotiations run smoothly, charm works, and a positive connection can be made with a person of a markedly different background than you.

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from K-pop to K-glow

South Korea becomes the world’s hottest beauty destination

South Korea’s influence on global style is extending far beyond fashion and K-pop, with the country’s thriving beauty industry emerging as a major draw for international travelers. Once known primarily for cosmetic surgery, Seoul is now attracting visitors seeking cutting-edge skincare treatments that promise the coveted “K-glow” without invasive procedures.

Beauty-conscious travelers are increasingly incorporating laser facials, skin-tightening therapies, red-light treatments, and wrinklesmoothing procedures into their itineraries, turning skincare into a new form of luxury tourism. Social media trends such as “#KoreaGlowUp” have further fueled interest, showcasing flawless complexions and innovative treatments that often reach South Korea years before becoming mainstream elsewhere.

Industry experts say the country’s reputation for advanced beauty technology, combined with competitive pricing and highly

specialized clinics, has made it a global hub for aesthetic treatments. International visitors are often drawn by the opportunity to access procedures at a fraction of the cost found in North America or Europe.

The trend reflects the growing power of Korean beauty culture, which has

already transformed global skincare routines and fashion aesthetics. Today, a trip to Seoul is as much about achieving radiant skin as it is about exploring the city’s vibrant shopping districts, trendy cafés, and style-forward neighborhoods. For many travelers, beauty has become the ultimate fashion accessory.

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Why car camping is becoming canada's favorite summer

From rooftop tents and portable kitchens to SUV sleeping setups, more their vehicles into mobile summer escapes.

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more Canadians are transforming escapes.

Summer travel in Canada is increasingly shifting away from crowded airports and rigid hotel bookings. Instead, many Canadians are embracing the growing culture of “car camping,” where SUVs, vans, and crossovers become compact adventure-ready travel setups for weekend escapes and cross-country road trips.

The trend has gained momentum thanks to rising interest in outdoor lifestyles, flexible travel, and social media-inspired road trip culture. For many travelers, car camping offers a more affordable and spontaneous way to experience Canada’s lakes, mountains, forests, and national parks during the warmer months.

SUVs and vans become mini campers Modern SUVs and vans are now being customized with foldable mattresses, storage organizers, portable cooking equipment, blackout window covers, and even compact solar-powered accessories. Larger vehicles with flat-folding rear seats have become especially popular among younger travelers and families looking for quick weekend getaways without investing in expensive recreational vehicles.

Compact camper van conversions have also become increasingly common across Canada, particularly among outdoor enthusiasts seeking longer road trips with greater comfort and flexibility.

Road trip gadgets are driving the trend Accessories play a major role in the growing popularity of car camping. Portable coolers, rooftop tents, inflatable mattresses, batterypowered fans, camping lights, and mobile charging stations are now

considered essential road trip gear for many travelers.

Rooftop tents, in particular, have become one of the biggest automotive lifestyle trends in recent years. Mounted directly onto SUVs or crossovers, these tents allow travelers to quickly create elevated sleeping spaces while maximizing limited camping areas.

Adventure culture meets practical travel

Car camping also reflects a broader shift toward experiencedriven travel. Many Canadians are prioritizing flexibility, scenic driving routes, and nature-focused vacations over traditional tourism schedules. Popular summer destinations such as Banff, Jasper, Vancouver Island, and Nova Scotia’s Cabot Trail continue attracting road trip enthusiasts looking for outdoor adventure and social media-worthy landscapes.

At the same time, rising accommodation costs have made vehicle-based travel more appealing for younger travelers managing tighter budgets.

A lifestyle trend that continues growing

Automakers have also responded to the trend by promoting adventurefocused trims, off-road packages, roof rack systems, and campingready accessories directly through dealerships. Industry analysts expect outdoor automotive culture to continue expanding as Canadians increasingly combine travel, convenience, and lifestyle-driven vehicle ownership.

For many drivers, the appeal is simple: pack the essentials, start the engine, and let the road become part of the vacation itself.

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AglI vwr jdoN qusIN swVI KrIdx jwE qW, vweIn, byj, kwlw, cYrI, gwrnyt, fIp nIlI cuxo[ ienHW ivc qusIN pqly Aqy suhxy idKweI dyvogy[ hwlWik, qusIN gUVHy rMg dy nwl hlky rMg dy blwaUz dI cox kr skdy ho[ kwly rMg dI swVI ƒ hlky sunihrI p~tIAW jW hlkI kFweI vwly byj blwaUz nwl pihn ky Awpxy Awp ƒ jvwn Aqy pqlI idK dy skdy ho[ v~fy jW cOVy bwrfr vwlI swVIAW ivc AOrqW dI cOVweI vDyry idKweI idMdI hY[ jy qusIN QoVHy ijhy krveI ho, quhwfy moFy cOVy hn Aqy srIr dw hyTlw ih~sw BwrI hY, qW cOVy jW BwrI bwrfr vwlI swVI dw cox nw kro[ Aksr iek pqlI bwrfr jW bwrfr rihq swVI KrId skdy ho[ Coty Coty ipRMts hmySw ibhqr huMdy hn[ jy qusIN pqlI idKxw cwhuMdy ho, qW v~fy ipRMt nwl swVHI iblkul nw cuxo[ v~fy Pu~l jW ijEmYitRk ipRMt pUry srIr ivc PYl jWdy hn Aqy BwrI qy cOVw rUp idMdy hn[ cMdyrI jW rySmI Coty ipRMt vwlI swVHI jW Coty Pu~ldwr ipRMt vwsI swVHI vI cux skdI ho[

quhwƒ swVHI ivc suMdr Aqy pqlw idKwvygw[ hwlWik bhuq swrIAW AOrqW mihsUs krdIAW hn ik tweI swVHI pihnx nwl auh pqly idKweI dyxgIAW pr Aijhw nhIN hY[ ies dI bjwey, ieh quhwfy twier jW kmr dy nyVy blj ƒ vDyry idKweI dyvygw[ pr ieh Xwd r~Ko ik swVHI bhuq iF~lI vI nw hovy[ iF~lI swVI quhwfy srIr ‘qy iP~t nhIN rhygI[ nwBI qoN QoVHI ijhI au~qy pytIkot pihno, swVHI ƒ ies qrIky nwl t~k kro ik ieh iPt hovy, bhuq qMg nw hovy Aqy nw iF~lI hovy[

By: Sajan Kumar

brswq ivc vI bxweI r~Ko

Awpxw stweIl stytmYNt

Aksr ieh huMdw hY ik bwrS dy mOsm ivc quhwfw swrw stweIl stytmYNt Krwb ho jWdw hY[ mINh ivc kI pihnx dy d&qr jwieey ieh iek cuxOqI bx jWdw hY[ pr iehnW suJwvW ƒ Apxw ky, qusIN Awpxy stweIl stytmYNt ƒ kwiem r~K skdy ho[

Apr pwrt- brswq dy mOsm ivc sUqI kmIz dI vrqoN krnI sB qoN vDIAw hY[ quhwƒ ies g~l ‘qy ivSyS iDAwn dyxw peygw ik quhwfI kmIz isMQYitk nhIN hY jW ieh ig~ly huMdy hI srIr nwl icpk jwvygI[ quhwƒ iek kmIz dI vrqoN krnI cwhIdI hY ijs ƒ Polf kIqw jw sky[ Pu~ldwr SrtW quhwƒ smwrt idKwx dy nwl dyr nwl gMdI huMdI hY[ ies leI iek AijhI kmIz dI cox kro[ brswq dy mOsm ivc sB kuJ Do ho jWdw hY[ ies leI k~piVAW dy rMgW dI cox ƒ iDAwn ivc r~Ko[ jy sMBv hovy, cmkdwr rMgW ƒ AlmwrI dw ih~sw bxwE[ loArs- dPqr ivc pwaux leI skrt sB qoN vDIAw ivklp hn[ qusIN iP~tf ey-lweIn skrt dI cox kr skdy ho[ A~jk~lH pYNt vI ruJwn ivc hn[ lMby Aqy iF~ly trwaUzr pihnx qoN prhyz krnw cwhIdw hY[ AYksYsrIj- sw~lItyArz, hUps Aqy vwtr prUP vwc quhwfI lu~k ƒ stwieilS bxw skdy hn[ ^wskr cMkI bYlts lgwaux qoN prhyz kro[ rbV bYg lMby smyN qoN quhwfw smrQn krn dy Xog nhIN hoxgy[ qusIN stweIilS l~gx leI rMgIn C~qrIAW dI vrqoN vI kr skdy ho[ ju~qy- Aijhy ju~qy jW sYNfl dI vrqoN kro jo quhwfy pYrW ƒ ic~kV Aqy bwrS dy pwxI qoN bcwaux[ qusIN Aijhy rMgW dIAW ju~qIAW dI vrqoN kr skdy ho jo jldI gMdw nhIN huMdy[

By: Sajan Kumar

RECIP IES

bxwaux dw FMg :

bxwaux leI loVINdI sm~grIAW?

cnw dwl : 1 k~p

pwlk bwrIk k~itAw hoieAw

ipAwz : 1 (bwrIk k~itAw hoieAw)

tmwtr : 1 (bwrIk k~itAw hoieAw)

Adrk : 1 cmc (k~dUks kIqw hoieAw)

lhsx : 1 cmc (bwrIk k~itAw hoieAw)

hrI imrc : 1 (bwrIk k~tI hoeI)

hldI pwaUfr : A~Dw cmc

lwl imrc pwaUfr : A~Dw Cotw cmc

DnIAw pwaUfr : 1 Cotw cmc

jIrw : A~Dw Cotw cmc

iGE : 2-3 v~fy cmc

jIrw pwaUfr : A~Dw Cotw cmc

grm mswlw : A~Dw cmc

nmk : suAwd Anuswr

DnIAw p~qI : 2 cmc (bwrIk k~tI hoeI)

pwlk cnw dwl ƒ ikvyN iqAwr krIey :

pwlk cnw dwl bxwaux leI sB qoN pihlW qusIN

cnw dwl ƒ cMgI qrHW Do ky A~Dy GMty leI pwxI iv~c iBauN idE[ ies qoN bwAd kUkr iv~c dwl,

hldI Aqy nmk pwE[ loV Anuswr pwxI pwE

Aqy 5-6 sItIAW Awaux q~k pkwE[ hux ie~k

kVwhI iv~c qyl grm kro[ ies iv~c jIrw pwE

Aqy ctkx idE[ ies qoN bwAd su~kI lwl imrc

Aqy ihMg pwE[ hux lsx Aqy Adrk pw ky BuMno [ iPr ipAwz pwE Aqy sunihrw hox q~k BuMno[ ies qoN bwAd tmwtr pwE[ tmwtr nrm hox q~k pkwE[

ies qoN bwAd pwlk dy p~qy pwE[ jdoN pwlk dy p~qy pk jwx qW ies iv~c DnIAw pwaUfr, lwl imrc pwaUfr Aqy jIrw pwaUfr pw ky pkwE[ ies qoN bwAd aublI hoeI cnw dwl pwE Aqy cMgI qrHW imlwE[ ies ƒ 5 imMt q~k G~t syk ’qy p~kx idE[ iPr grm mswlw pwE[ au~qy qoN bwrIk k~tI hoeI DnIAw p~qI pwE[ suAwd vDwaux leI au~qy qoN iGE pw ky dwl ƒ srv kro[

By: Sajan Kumar

sm~grI:

4 vysx-1/2 k~p

4 cOlW dw Awtw-1 k~p

4 k~cy kyly-2

4 imrc pwaUfr-1 cmc

4 nmk suAwd Anuswr

bxwaux dI ivDI: s~B qoN pihlW do k~cy kyly lau[ aus ƒ aubldy pwxI ivc 10 imMt leI pkw lau[ iPr kyilAW dy iClikAW ƒ iCl ky brwbr dy k~t lau[ iek kOlI ivc vysx, cOlW dw Awtw, nmk Aqy imrc pwaUfr iek~Tw hI imlw lau[

pwxI imks kr ky shI qrHW nwl Gol bxwau, Gol izAwdw pqlw nhIN hoxw cwhIdw[ hux kyly dy tukiVAW ƒ aus ivc fubovo Aqy cMgI qrHW nwl lpyt lau[ grm qyl ivc kyly dy pkOVy ƒ iek-iek kr ky ql lau[ quhwfy kyly dy pkOVy bx ky iqAwr hn[ hux ienHW ƒ grmw grm cwh nwl sws jW ctxI nwl Kwau[

By: Sajan Kumar

sm~grI:

4

4 1 cmc rUh APzw 4 ku~J kwjU Aqy brP dy ku~J tukVy[

ivDI: s~B qoN pihlW, dhIN ivc du~D imlwau Aqy cMgI qrHW &YNt lvo[ ies qoN bwAd, cInI svwt Anuswr pwau

Aqy imks kro[ jdoN ieh cMgI qrHW Gul jWdw hY, Gol ƒ PYNt lvo[ hux rUh APzw Aqy br& ƒ Swml kro[ kwjU dy tukVy glws ivc pwau Aqy ies ƒ TMFy proso[ hux iglws ivc k~F ky aupr dI kwjU dy tukVy pwau[ quhwfI gulwbI l~sI bx ky iqAwr hY[

By: Sajan Kumar

ipqw dy ipAwr Aqy iqAwg ƒ

Hom E D E C o R f A t HER’ S DA y

jIvn iv~c mW dI mmqw ijMnI Aihm huMdI hY, auqnw hI ipqw dw swieAw vI byh~d kImqI huMdw hY[ ipqw auh S^s huMdy hn jo Awpxy pirvwr dIAW KuSIAW leI idn-rwq imhnq krdy hn Aqy AwpxIAW ^wihSW ƒ ip~Cy C~f idMdy hn[ auh Aksr Awpxy jzbwq SbdW iv~c nhIN d~sdy, pr aunHW dw hr kdm Awpxy b~icAW dy cMgy Biv~K leI hI huMdw hY[ Pwdrz fy aus inSkwm ipAwr, iqAwg Aqy smrpx ƒ snmwn dyx dw Kws idn hY[ ipqw dI izMdgI sMGrSW nwl BrI huMdI hY, pr auh kdy vI Awpxy pirvwr ƒ muSklW dw Aihsws nhIN hox idMdy[ b~icAW dI pVHweI, pirvwr dIAW zrUrqW Aqy hr suK-du~K iv~c ipqw hmySw ie~k mzbUq Fwl vWg KVHy rihMdy hn[ auh b~icAW ƒ isr& jIvn ijauxw hI nhIN, sgoN muSkl hwlwqW dw swhmxw krnw vI isKwauNdy hn[

bcpn iv~c jdoN AsIN if~gdy hW qW ipqw hI swƒ ihMmq nwl KVHw hoxw isKwauNdy hn[ auh swfy pihly AiDAwpk, mwrgdrSk Aqy sB qoN v~fy pRyrxw sroq huMdy hn[ aunHW dI fWt iv~c vI ipAwr Aqy icMqw lukI huMdI hY[ ipqw cwhuMdy hn ik aunHW dy b~cy jIvn iv~c kwmXwb hox Aqy hr muSkl ƒ h~s ky pwr krn[

A~j dy ivAsq smyN iv~c Aksr b~icAW kol Awpxy mwipAW leI smW G~t rih igAw hY[ Aijhy iv~c Pwdrz fy swƒ ieh mOkw idMdw hY ik AsIN Awpxy ipqw nwl smW ibqweIey, aunHW dIAW BwvnwvW ƒ smJIey Aqy aunHW ƒ ieh Aihsws krvweIey ik auh swfy leI ikMny Kws hn[ ipqw ƒ KuS krn leI mihMgy qohi&AW dI loV nhIN huMdI[ aunHW leI sB qoN v~fw qoh&w b~icAW dw ipAwr, siqkwr Aqy nwl ibqwieAw smW huMdw hY[ ie~k Cotw ijhw “DMnvwd”, ie~k ipAwr BrI j~&I jW kuJ KuSgvwr pl aunHW dy ichry ‘qy KuSI ilAw skdy hn[ Pwdrz fy swƒ ieh is~K vI idMdw hY ik mwipAW dw siqkwr isr& ie~k idn nhIN, sgoN hr idn krnw cwhIdw hY[ ikauNik mwipAW dw AsIs hI jIvn dI sB qoN v~fI dOlq huMdI hY[

By: Sajan Kumar

pirvwr dI qwkq huMdy hn ipqw

ipqw pirvwr dw auh Aihm shwrw huMdy hn, ijnHW dI imhnq Aqy kurbwnI nwl Gr dI hr KuSI juVI huMdI hY[ auh AwpxIAW zrUrqW qoN pihlW Awpxy b~icAW dy supinAW ƒ mh~qv idMdy hn[ BwvyN ipqw Awpxy ipAwr dw iezhwr G~t krdy hn, pr aunHW dI hr koiSS iv~c pirvwr leI icMqw Aqy mmqw lukI huMdI hY[ Pwdrz fy ipqw dy ies inSkwm ipAwr ƒ snmwn dyx dw Kws mOkw hY[

ie~k ipqw AwpxI pUrI izMdgI Awpxy b~icAW dw Biv~K bxwaux iv~c lgw idMdw hY[ auh idn-rwq imhnq krdw hY qW jo pirvwr ƒ iksy cIz dI kmI nw rhy[ b~icAW dI pVHweI, aunHW dIAW KuSIAW Aqy aunHW dy supinAW ƒ pUrw krn leI ipqw hr muSkl dw swhmxw krdy hn[ auh Kud qklI&W sih lYNdy hn pr Awpxy b~icAW ƒ hmySw KuS dyKxw cwhuMdy hn[ ipqw isr& Gr clwaux vwly ivAkqI nhIN huMdy, sgoN auh jIvn dy sB qoN v~fy AiDAwpk vI huMdy hn[ auh swƒ AnuSwsn, s~cweI, imhnq Aqy ihMmq dw pwT pVHwauNdy hn[ jdoN AsIN hwr jWdy hW qW ipqw hI swƒ muV KVHw hox dw hOslw idMdy hn[ aunHW dIAW g~lW Aqy qjrby swrI aumr swfI rwhnumweI krdy hn[

A~j dy smyN iv~c lok AwpxI ivAsq izMdgI iv~c ieMny ru~J gey hn ik pirvwr leI smW k~Fxw muSkl ho igAw hY[ Aijhy iv~c Pwdrz fy swƒ Awpxy ipqw dy nyVy ilAwauNdw hY[ ieh idn isr& qoh&y dyx leI nhIN, sgoN Awpxy ipqw nwl kuJ ipAwry pl ibqwaux Aqy aunHW ƒ Kws mihsUs krvwaux leI hY[ ipqw ƒ mihMgy qohi&AW nwloN b~icAW dw ipAwr Aqy siqkwr izAwdw KuSI idMdw hY[ ie~k ipAwr BrI g~l, ie~k DMnvwd jW aunHW nwl ibqwieAw kuJ smW vI aunHW dy idl ƒ KuS kr skdw hY[

By: Sajan Kumar

A t HER’ S DA y

ipqw dI KwmoS muh~bq dw jSn

dunIAw iv~c hr irSqw AwpxI QW Kws huMdw hY, pr ipqw dw irSqw auh irSqw hY jo G~t bol ky vI sB kuJ kih jWdw hY[ ipqw Awpxy b~icAW

leI ie~k Aijhw swieAw huMdy hn, jo hr musIbq iv~c aunHW dI r~iKAw krdw hY[ auh Awpxy pirvwr dI KuSI leI idn-rwq imhnq krdy hn

Aqy kdy vI Awpxy du~K jW Qkwvt dw Aihsws nhIN hox idMdy[ Pwdrz fy ipqw dy iesy ipAwr, kurbwnI Aqy smrpx ƒ slwm krn dw idn hY[

ipqw dw ipAwr Aksr cu~p huMdw hY[ auh b~icAW ƒ hr suivDw dyx leI AwpxIAW ^wihSW q~k C~f idMdy hn[ b~icAW dI pVHweI qoN lY ky aunHW dy supinAW ƒ pUrw krn q~k, ipqw AwpxI pUrI izMdgI pirvwr leI smripq kr idMdy hn[ auh cwhuMdy hn ik aunHW dy b~cy auh sB kuJ hwsl krn jo Swied auh Kud nhIN kr sky[ bcpn iv~c ipqw swƒ qurnw isKwauNdy hn Aqy v~fy ho ky jIvn dIAW muSklW nwl lVnw vI[ auh isr& Gr dy muKI hI nhIN, sgoN ie~k dosq, ie~k mwrgdrSk Aqy sB qoN v~fy hOslw APzweI krn vwly vI huMdy hn[ aunHW dI s^qI dy ip~Cy vI b~icAW leI fUMGw ipAwr CuipAw huMdw hY[

A~j dI dOV-B~j vwlI izMdgI iv~c AsIN Aksr Awpxy mwipAW leI smW k~Fxw Bu~l jWdy hW[ Aijhy iv~c Pwdrz fy swƒ ieh mOkw idMdw hY ik AsIN Awpxy ipqw nwl kuJ KUbsUrq pl ibqweIey Aqy aunHW ƒ ieh mihsUs krvweIey ik auh swfy leI ikMny Aihm hn[

ipqw ƒ KuS krn leI mihMgy qohi&AW dI loV nhIN huMdI[ aunHW leI sB qoN v~fI KuSI Awpxy b~icAW dw ipAwr Aqy siqkwr huMdw hY[ ie~k ipAwr BrI g~l, ie~k j~&I jW aunHW nwl ibqwieAw kuJ smW vI aunHW dy idl ƒ KuS kr skdw hY[ Pwdrz fy swƒ ieh vI isKwauNdw hY ik mwipAW dw siqkwr hr idn krnw cwhIdw hY[ ikauNik mwipAW dw ipAwr Aqy AsIs hI jIvn dI

Asl dOlq huMdI hY[

By: Sajan Kumar

vDI grmI dw idmwg Aqy A~KW dI ishq ‘qy vI pY irhw burw Asr

iBAwnk grmI lgwqwr vDdI jw rhI hY[ fwktrW ny cyqwvnI id~qI hY ik lMby smyN q~k qyz Du~p Aqy au~c qwpmwn dy sMprk iv~c rihx nwl nw isr& srIrk ishq pRBwivq huMdI hY, blik ieh A~KW Aqy idmwg dI kwrjpRxwlI ‘qy vI burw Asr pw skdw hY[ Kws krky b~icAW, bzurgW Aqy pihlW qoN ibmwr lokW leI ieh byh~d ^qrnwk hY[ id~lI-AYn.sI.Awr. dy hspqwlW iv~c A~KW dI jlx, fIhweIfRySn kwrn isrdrd Aqy idmwgI prySwnIAW vwly mrIzW dI igxqI qyzI nwl vDI hY[

lU dw Asr Awm ibmwrIAW qoN ikqy v~D dyKx ƒ iml irhw hY[ lok gMBIr isrdrd, c~kr Awauxy, byhoSI Aqy mweIgRyn dy vDx vrgy l~CxW nwl juJ rhy hn[’’ qyz Du~p mweIgRyn ƒ vDw skdI hY

Aqy fIhweIfRySn kwrn idmwg v~l KUn dw pRvwh pRBwivq huMdw hY[

dUjy pwsy, grmI kwrn A~KW dIAW sm~isAwvW vI qyzI nwl vD rhIAW hn[ qyz Du~p, grm hvwvW Aqy DUV kwrn A~KW iv~c KuSkI, jlx, lwlIpn Aqy KwrS dI sm~isAw Aw rhI hY[ fwktrW ny slwh id~qI hY ik dupihr dy smyN bwhr

By: Sajan Kumar

k~cw slwd KWdy smyN qusIN

A~jk~lH, izAwdwqr lok ishqmMd jIvn

SYlI Apxwaux dI koiSS kr rhy hn[ kuJ Bwr Gtwauxw cwhuMdy hn, jdoN ik kuJ qMdrusq rihx leI AwpxI Kurwk iv~c slwd Swml krdy hn[ KIrw, tmwtr, gwjr, p~qw goBI, slwd Aqy pwlk vrgy Bojn srIr ƒ zrUrI ivtwimn, Kixj Aqy PweIbr pRdwn krdy hn[ iehI kwrn hY ik k~cy slwd hux

hr Gr iv~c ie~k mu~K cIz hn[ pr bhuq swry lok ie~k mh~qvpUrn g~l Bu~l jWdy hn ik k~cIAW sbzIAW is~Dy Kyq qoN AwauNdIAW hn Aqy aunHW iv~c im~tI, bYktIrIAw, kItnwSk, jW Coty kIVy ho skdy hn[ aunHW ƒ shI sPweI qoN ibnW Kwx nwl pyt Krwb, aultIAW, dsq, gYs Aqy kmzorI ho skdI hY[

keI vwr, lok slwd ƒ pwxI nwl jldI Do lYNdy hn Aqy iPr KWdy hn, pr ies ƒ pUrI qrHW sur~iKAq nhIN mMinAw jWdw[

bYktIrIAw qyzI nwl PYldy hn, Kws krky grmIAW Aqy brswq dy mOsm iv~c[ ies leI, slwd dI sPweI v~l iDAwn dyxw bhuq zrUrI hY[

pyt dI lwg dw kwrn bx skdw hY gMdw slwd: hry p~iqAW iv~c Aksr Coty bYktIrIAw Aqy prjIvI huMdy hn jo nMgI A~K nwl Aid~K huMdy hn[ ienHW iv~c sweIklosporw vrgy prjIvI Swml ho skdy hn, jo pyt dI gMBIr lwg dw kwrn bx skdy hn[ ies nwl dsq, pyt drd, Qkwvt, Pu~lxw Aqy mqlI vrgIAW sm~isAwvW ho skdIAW hn[ slwd ƒ Dox dw shI qrIkw kI hY? bhuq swry lok socdy hn ik isr& ies au~qy pwxI pwauxw kw&I hY, pr shI qrIkw QoVHw v~Krw hY[ pihlW, ie~k v~fy ktory ƒ sw& pwxI nwl Bro Aqy QoVHw ijhw byikMg sofw pwE[ slwd Aqy sbzIAW ƒ kuJ imMtW leI pwxI iv~c iBE idE[ ies nwl koeI vI gMdgI iF~lI ho jwvygI[ ies qoN bwAd, vgdy pwxI hyT Dovo[ jykr slwd jW pwlk vrgy p~qy gu~iCAW iv~c hn, qW auhnW ƒ v~K krnw zrUrI hY[ slwd dI sPweI krdy smyN kdy vI swbx jW iftrjYNt dI vrqoN nhIN krnI cwhIdI[ ienHW dy rswiex srIr leI nuk- swndyh ho skdy hn Aqy Bojn dy nwl-nwl lMG skdy hn[

By: Sajan Kumar

d³fQZÊVfIY ¸fbïÀfSX Aþeþ IYe ¹fWX Àfe¢½f»f EIY ÀffRY-Àfb±fSXe

R`Yd¸f»fe IYfg¸fZOXe IYf UfQf IYSX°fe WX` AüSX IbYL WXQ °fIY CXÀf ´fSX

JSXe ·fe CX°fSX°fe WX`Ü dRY»¸f ¸fZÔ IYBÊ ¶fZ°fbIZY, »fZdIY³f ¸f³fûSXÔþIY

úV¹f WX`Ô, þû WXÔÀff°fZ WX`ÔÜ WXf»ffÔdIY IYWXf³fe IYe ¶fbd³f¹ffQe

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