The ‘Firework’ hitmaker’s India trip coincided with Prince Charles’s two-day visit to the country during which he visited Delhi and Mumbai. On Thursday, that also happened to be the Prince of Wales’s 71st birthday, he attended a meeting of the British Asian Trust in Maximum City, that saw the singer among guests.In a post on Instagram, Clarence House - the official handle of the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall - shared that Perry had heard about the work of the Trust and wished to learn more about it.Set up by Prince Charles in 2007, the Trust aims to tackle poverty and inequality in South Asia.The 35-year-old singer also took to social media to wish the British royal on his birthday, sharing a picture from the event that she attended in a Prabal Gurung floral dress. … [Read more...] about Alia joins ‘Harry Potter At Home’ initiative, teams up with Alec Baldwin to read chapter 8 from ‘Philosopher’s Stone’
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Alia Bhatt joins ‘Harry Potter At Home’ initiative, reads from ‘Philosopher’s Stone’
“Two months ago Harry, Hogwarts, and the wizarding world walked into my life and almost immediately, in my heart. Somehow, when I was younger life always intervened and I never quite got around to befriending the books. But. Just like magic, two months ago, I did. And, just like magic, I was asked to be a part of Harry Potter at Home. 10 million points to Gryffindor!” Alia posted. … [Read more...] about Alia Bhatt joins ‘Harry Potter At Home’ initiative, reads from ‘Philosopher’s Stone’
More containers overboard off NSW coast
"From an audit carried out in the Port of Brisbane, the number of lost containers has been revised to 50 up from the original 40 reported missing, so we have an even bigger job ahead of us," Mr Barrell said in a statement on Friday. … [Read more...] about More containers overboard off NSW coast
Shorter menus, hampers and a drink on the house: Dining in the post-virus era
“We must walk on all fours to get up again.” That is the view of a chef in Sicily, among close to two dozen restaurateurs and cooks weasked for their strategies to overcomethe biggest crisis inthe dining business in recent memory. After weeks of closed doors, customers are slowly starting to come back, andthey are entering a different world from the pre-coronavirus era: shorter menus, spaced out tables and a fresh focus on takeaway food. But it’s also an opportunity to renew and reinvent, from closer ties to local suppliers to more affordable pricing that might include a dessert or drink on the house. … [Read more...] about Shorter menus, hampers and a drink on the house: Dining in the post-virus era
Train with 1,520 passengers leaves Mysuru for New Jalpaiguri
In view of a few cases of deaths related to pre-existing medical conditions while travelling that has been reported, the railway authorities have appealed to persons with co-morbidities, pregnant women, children below the age of 10 years and persons above 65 years, to travel only if it was essential. … [Read more...] about Train with 1,520 passengers leaves Mysuru for New Jalpaiguri
