Darpan Chat Central presents CEO of DiverseCity Community Resources Society, Neelam Sahota on the percpetion around diversity and the work that needs to be done to push the dialogue of inclusion and diversity forward.
"In spite of India's different regions and religions, there is a common thread in Indian marriages that has kept them intact in spite of the institution being under strain in various parts of the world. To my mind, there are five," Chadha, the author of the meticulously researched "Magic of Indian Weddings - Timeless Traditions, Sacred Customs" (Rupa), told IANS in an interview.
"India with more than a third of its population with access to internet and smart phones thus becomes naturally vulnerable to data analytics firms and their benefactors," Uppal told IANS in an interview, adding his aim of writing the book is to "sensitize the Indian commoners and voters for their susceptibility for such manipulations specially when utilized by their chosen superiors (read political leaders)".
It grew out of an Agony Aunt column that she ran for seven years and is a straight-talking book on dating, first time sex, abusive relationships, pregnancy, parenting and dodging the tripwires of old age, mid-life-crisis, empty nest, menopause and invisibility.
In this practical and insightful guide, Dr Sophie Mort will help you to understand why we all feel anxious, stressed, insecure and down from time to time.
The BC Liberal party is looking for a new leader. Vancouver-Langara MLA Michael Lee is taking another run at the leadership of the B.C. Liberal party. In his exclusice interview with DarpanMagazine he discusses his vision for the future of the BC Liberal Party. If Lee wins the leadership vote, he says he will build a broader, more inclusive party and province.
It is given to 1 out of 100 students. He is going to pursue Software Engineering this fall 2021 at the University of Waterloo Kushal shares with our viewers the secret of his success is being a well-rounded student.