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Asian Paints Workshop with GoodHomes Magazine
The Asian paints Workshop The Asian Paints store at Hill Road, Bandra hosted a unique and interesting event on Monday, 26th October. It was a workshop by The Good Homes Magazine for hafele_india “#GoodHomesForArt2015” powered by Asian paints in association with New India Assurance! At the event There was a mix of interesting people present there, bloggers, artists, painters, and some members of the Good Homes Magazine and the Asian Paints team. Ms. Shibani Jain from Baaya Designs talked about folk art at the start. She presented a Powerpoint explaining what Baya designs is all about and how they bring forth rural art into present architecture while embarking on…
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Adding Smiles with McCains
Discover McCains SMILES Smiling comes naturally to SweetAnnu, also making sure that my smiles are contagious to everyone around me. Being a preschool teacher I try to bring smiles to my classroom of innocent toddlers. Humour being my key tool to deliver lessons while at the job. From the first day a preschool a child enters the classroom crying and bawling, not wanting to let go of her mother’s hand, I try to comfort them and distract them in every way I can. This song is one of my favourites during sing-song sessions. It does lighten the mood bringing a smile on the kid’s faces. A smile is quite a…
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Indiblogger Dabur- Frizz to Fantastic Hair Bloggers Meet
Frizz-Free Hair Event by Indiblogger and Dabur 1.On D Day- It was a sheer delight to attend my first ever Indiblogger’s meet. I finished all my Saturday chores, included a simple hairdo, a green tee, and accessories to get into the mood of the event. 2. Checklist on arrival Registration is done ✔ Greetings did ✔ Selfie taken ✔ 3. Now for some Indiblogger Introductions There was a mix of some first timers like me and some who never miss the Indiblogger event ever. I was pretty impressed with some of the lady speakers. Also got to meet the bold vivacious and debonair Ms. Geetha Sridhar. Wow is all…
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Finger licking Charcoal Biryani
Charcoal Biryani Story. My story starts in the same way any fairytale starts ” Once upon a time…… there was a happy Biryani loving family aka The Irani Family. They enjoy every grain of rice on the plates, licking their fingers clean. This story ends with belly full of yummy biryani they lived happily ever after.” The Origin of Biryani. Biryani originated in Persia and might have taken couple of different routes to arrive in India.Biryani came and stayed forever in every part of India. Festivals, weddings, buffets are incomplete without biryani, right? The New Charcoal Biryani Its an app based Biryani delivery service. They deliver to 10 different…
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Vodafone Education does it again at Bundi
A Girl is no less than a Boy Only a handful of people actually realize the importance of educating a girl child. Families often think of a girl as a burden and often want to save the money for their dowry rather than spending it on her education. Even after declaring education as a fundamental right, there are so many obstacles that prevent a girl child from actually getting an education in our Country. As a teacher, I believe a girl should be educated in order to ensure a better life for herself. If she is empowered she would be in a condition to add on the income of the…
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Vegetarianism in India with Dishcovery
Vegetarianism in India Vegetarianism in India has always been rooted in our Indian traditions. Nowadays, it’s gaining popularity among a number of people preferring vegetarian meals over non-vegetarian options due to reasons such as health & overall well being. India has the highest percentage of vegetarians, and that’s not even really high.. It is just 31%, many of the countries around the world have simply 1~10% vegetarians. Surfing the Net Totally addicted to social media and blogging, I am a voracious net reader and this topic aroused my curiosity on World Vegetarian day. I discovered a fantastic site that gives you the best of all Indian Cuisines ,…
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