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Jaskiran Kapoor

Jaskiran Kapoor is a columnist with The Indian Express.

‘My concern is we are not evolving as a society’

Fri, Feb 05, 2021

Kuldeep Ruhil speaks on his documentary on Jaat Reservation Agitation.

Chandigarh: Shovels and saplings in hand, green group works on giving Sector 17’s neglected terraced beds a facelift

Sat, Dec 26, 2020

With gardening tools, saplings in coconut shells, sacks of manure and water tank ready, the 'green group' kickstarted the work of greening and cleaning. Come Monday, they will be making a presentation to the DC to use this area for a weekly organic mandi.

Driving Mr Rishi Kapoor

Fri, May 01, 2020

It seems like yesterday, when I had the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity of driving magnificent actor Rishi Kapoor in my little car.

We are changing the nature of gifting by going green

Sun, Mar 01, 2020

Across India, millennials and their elders are opting for plants to celebrate special occasions.

The members of the band The Yellow Diary combine poetry with rock music

Sat, Feb 29, 2020

Notes from the Diary: The band has released two EPs since they were formed. The first, Marz, comprises three tracks, including Afzai, Kashmir and the re-released version of Marz.

Actor Mrunal Thakur on her first comedy film, pursuing novelty and never giving up

Sat, Feb 22, 2020

Never say die: After scoring big in her films over the last two years, which include Super 30, Batla House, and the critically acclaimed Love Sonia, Aankh Micholi marks Mrunal Thakur's debut in comedy.

Never Say Die

Fri, Feb 21, 2020

Actor Mrunal Thakur on her first comedy film, pursuing novelty and never giving up.

The place between breaths

Tue, Oct 01, 2019

As World Mental Health Day draws close (October 10), a look at diverse individuals trying to help break the stigma by understanding, innovating and attempting to cure mental health issues

The place between breaths

Sat, Sep 28, 2019

As World Mental Health Day (October 10) draws close, a look at diverse individuals trying to help break the stigma by understanding, innovating and attempting to cure mental health issues

‘It’s (Battle of Saragarhi) a proud, brave and inspirational chapter of our history, one most of India knows little about’

Tue, Mar 19, 2019

For both Anurag Singh and Akshay Kumar, the daunting challenge was action, for which Mad Max Fury Road’s stunt coordinator Lawrence Woodward and Parvez Sheikh were roped in. I

Kanak Champa is also popular as the ‘dinner plate tree’ in Punjab, and here’s why

Sun, Jan 15, 2017

The leaves’ lovely double shade - a dark green face contrasted with a light green back, cover the arm and length of the tree.

On the popularity chart: The Poplar has immense commercial and environmental value

Sun, Jan 08, 2017

Populus nigra is a genus of 25 to 35 species of deciduous flowering plants from the Salicaceae family

‘What I loved about him was his encouragement of other artistes, he had no airs or ego, just pure love for the art’

Sat, Jan 07, 2017

He did such a fantastic job that audiences asked us who this actor was who played Tulsi. He had such a deep and clear understanding of a character.

Lucky Gold: This New Year, tangerines come with the promise of happiness and prosperity

Sun, Jan 01, 2017

Citrus tangerina are a type of mandarin orange (Citrus reticulata), and belong to the Rutaceae family. Apparently, the name comes from Tangier, Morocco.

‘Indie filmmaking won’t make you rich but happier if you are creative’

Wed, Dec 28, 2016

Independent filmmaker Sandeep Mohan on his latest him Shreelancer, creative freedom and The Great Indian Travelling Cinema initiative

Reformer Sri M on the value of trees, alliance with nature

Mon, Dec 26, 2016

The initiative also falls under Sri’s Manav Ekta Mission of promoting sustainable living by encouraging the planting of trees, inspiring harmony with nature to energise eco-systems and reducing carbon footprints

On fertile ground: The Putranjiva, or ‘child life’ tree in Chandigarh

Sun, Dec 25, 2016

Apparently, the tree was suggestive of helping in giving birth to a son, according to media reports.

Chandigarh: Carol all the Way, in Punjabi

Sun, Dec 25, 2016

Musicians in the region are rendering an upbeat Punjabi touch to the traditional Christmas carol.

A Competitive Edge: Two education start-ups are gaining ground among students

Sat, Dec 24, 2016

WHEN they started working on it, their vision was to create a positive impact on the world. For education start-up Gradeup, its young founders — Shobhit Bhatnagar, Vibhu Bhushan and Sanjeev Kumar — saw ‘education as the most fundamental way of empowering people’. “With the rise of mobile phones and internet technology, we realised that […]

Columnists

Jaskiran Kapoor

‘My concern is we are not evolving as a society’

Chandigarh: Shovels and saplings in hand, green group works on giving Sector 17’s neglected terraced beds a facelift

Driving Mr Rishi Kapoor

We are changing the nature of gifting by going green

The members of the band The Yellow Diary combine poetry with rock music

Actor Mrunal Thakur on her first comedy film, pursuing novelty and never giving up

Never Say Die

The place between breaths

The place between breaths

‘It’s (Battle of Saragarhi) a proud, brave and inspirational chapter of our history, one most of India knows little about’

Kanak Champa is also popular as the ‘dinner plate tree’ in Punjab, and here’s why

On the popularity chart: The Poplar has immense commercial and environmental value

‘What I loved about him was his encouragement of other artistes, he had no airs or ego, just pure love for the art’

Lucky Gold: This New Year, tangerines come with the promise of happiness and prosperity

‘Indie filmmaking won’t make you rich but happier if you are creative’

Reformer Sri M on the value of trees, alliance with nature

On fertile ground: The Putranjiva, or ‘child life’ tree in Chandigarh

Chandigarh: Carol all the Way, in Punjabi

A Competitive Edge: Two education start-ups are gaining ground among students

Daily show of Punjabi movie in multiplexes must, says CM Parkash Singh Badal

The jolly good juniper, for the season of hope and merriment

The jolly good juniper, for the season of hope and merriment

Writer-director Amitoj Mann’s upcoming Punjabi film is a satire on self-styled godmen

The banana tree is prayed to for happiness, growth and regeneration

Delightful hues of the Golden Bottle Brush

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