Here's a suggestion. While buying foodstuff branded with the low-fat concept - also keep a hawk's eye on the sugar content. It is important to know that low on fat often does not necessarily mean low on sugar. Plus, sugar is the biggest culprit for gaining weight. For example, a sweet flavoured milk-drink or yoghurt may be low in fat. However, you cannot gorg

As the urgent necessity crops up, so do Signs in public-places. I have seen many of these through my days of traveling anywhere, somewhere particularly in my own motherland - India. Some lines lapse into such Indian-ness, that the end result of the meaning goes to another level of thought! Here are some!

1. Bar-man gone for delivery. His wife available for all types of services.
2. Doctor out of town. His Compounder as good as Doctor. Test your luck. See Compounder now.
3. To sit and rest on Platform allowed. Rest of activities in Sleeping not allowed.
4. Sleeping in the Tomb not permitted.
5. Our Barber very good with Scissors. No injury to customer, specially children. WELCOME ONE & ALL.
6. Please wait for Officer on Duty for 10 minutes. He will be back in half hour.
7. We never serve Stale Food. Walk in with funny mood & confidence.
8. Dear Tourists All Welcome Into This Tomb. No Waiting Required.
9. Pick-Pockets be careful. In this temple God is looking at you.

Geeta Chhabra

e on it because the sugar will harm your body by converting into fat. A highly sensible approach is not to be obsessed with Low-Fat-Food. It is better to eat moderately and consume naturally fatty foods like nuts.

Geeta Chhabra