Darpan Chat Central presents Dr. Aravindhan Ravindran, Regional Facilitator with @heartfulness_canada. Heartfulness Canada's Vancouver chapter @heartfulness_vancouver is launching the book Spiritual Anatomy on Dec 9th, 2023 @unityofvancouver.
The book is all about exploring the inner realm through meditation and working the energies of the chakras while focusing on the heart for self realization.
It is available on Amazon and is authored by @kamleshdaaji and is a number one best seller.
Darpan Chat Central presents genomics expert Dr. Anmol Kapoor. Dr.Kapoor's groundbreaking CardiAI technology will bring about a revolution in saving lives. Hear from Dr.Kapoor on the latest developments in healthcare.
It took very little time to get use to the people as everyone is so friendly! We loved the weather. Summers are lovely, with plenty of outdoor activities like biking, hiking, and camping. When it's raining, we go to the recreation centre.
The lead of Never Have I Ever reflects on four years as Devi Vishwakumar, teenager-at-large. After forty episodes, four boyfriends, dozens of cringe-inducing moments, and countless laughs, Never Have I Ever came to an end last month. The Netflix series, a coming-of-age sitcom created by Mindy Kaling and Lang Fisher, was the rare show anchored by a first-generation Indian-American teenager.
The 21st century corporate world demands agility, resilience, and a relentless pursuit of excellence, making it an exhilarating and challenging landscape for those willing to take on the journey. Wondering what it takes to shine in the corporate world? Three industry experts from three distinct fields tell all:
To Kill a Tiger initially started as a different film, focusing on an NGO creating awareness among men and boys about women’s rights. In an exclusive interview, Pahuja shares what it was like to direct To Kill a Tiger.
Amit Bhayana works as Manager, Planning and Organization Development with a private firm, while his wife, Meeta Bhayana, works as an Early Childhood Assistant in a Montessori school. They live in South Surrey with their two daughters, Ridhima and Shivika Bhayana.