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Dancer who brought Bharatanatyam to Mao’s China dies. Over five decades, danseuse Zhang Jun forged a unique cultural link between India and China through her passion for Kathak, Bharatanatyam and Odissi, in the face of personal struggle and terminal illness. A pictorial farewell to this transcendental artiste.

"I was not drunk, I had gone to pick up my children. The officials were extremely aggressive. I just got angry but I left after that. I said a few things in anger. I was one and they were 20-25 officials and they were extremely rude. When I tried to answer them, they hid behind others," Khan said in a press conference.

We have decided to ban him for life from entering the stadium in future," MCA treasurer Ravi Savant said, adding "SRK was dead drunk, our security tried to stop him but he pushed him and abused in such filthy language that I cannot use it here. Our officials tried to pacify him but he started abusing them, he abused MCA, BCCI and used the f word and said whatever you want to do you do it...Watch the video here

In a quest to forge closer business links between India and South Africa in the fashion world, enterprising Johannesburg business woman, Kameshni Pillay has setup up the first Shakti Concept Store & Global Desi in Johannesburg.

The tracks of Those Indian Guys do exactly what they would do to you if you were sitting at their shows – make you laugh and cringe at some of the things we would never want to be known for doing ourselves.

The objective is to get as many copies as possible of the book into high school libraries, public libraries and community organisations across the country.