To experience this, food has to be delicious and unique. To break the monotony in your everyday cooking, we often experiment with different culinary delicacies and recipes.

Keeping this in mind, Cremica conducted a “Sandwich Making Workshop” at Chandigarh club.  The workshop was conducted on Sunday evening with hundreds of energized audience who were seen jotting down all tips & tricks while following the recipes. The members present there got a chance to learn & witness practical demo & Live Cooking of various sandwiches.

The workshop was led by Chef Sandeep Singh and Chef Jasanpreet Singh, who made 6 types of sandwiches using various ingredients and Cremica products. The various Cremica spreads and dips have a perfect balance of flavors that can transform your dishes from ordinary to chef specialty.

Speaking on the occasion chef Sandeep Singh said,” We at Cremica give great importance to innovation to make everyday cooking interesting and at the same time keeping it healthy.

The workshop is an attempt to introduce our customer to the wide range of Cremica products and its usage in everyday cooking.“ “We are happy to have received very positive feedback from everyone here” he added

Be it a normal meal or a special one, Cremica offers a range of specialty products to spice up every occasion into a special one. As the most trusted brand of India, their products have become a ‘must have’ in every household.

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Chandigarh, 23 July:

Angel Dsouza, a former Carmel Convent student, held her first solo art exhibition – ‘Soulful Strokes’ at Chandigarh Club, Sector 1 here. The exhibition was inaugurated by Mr. Sanjay Tandon, BJP President, Chandigarh State Unit. The art show was open for the general public.

Angel Dsouza, a charismatic, bright & immensely talented 17-year old girl is currently studying in Grade 12 at Indus International School, Bangalore, & is an ex-student of Carmel Convent, Chandigarh, where she studied from Grade 5-10. She displayed an eclectic collection of around 32 breathtaking artworks, mostly created with colours and pencil. The paintings depicted many facets of life. In her paintings at the Exhibition, she used art to create a profound comprehension of emotions, which we exchange with our loved ones from time to time. She has used colours well, in fact a bit mysteriously.

Angel has been painting since the age of 5 years. At this very young age, she began drawing cartoons, comic book characters, cards, paintings, wrapping gifts, making rangolis and scribbling on walls. After reaching the age of 8, she participated in sundry competitions in her school, Cambridge International, Mumbai. After shifting to Chandigarh in 2011, she started practicing watercolors, oil colors and acrylic colors more than she ever had in her childhood. “Drawing is like meditation to me. I have practiced still life and other different techniques of ink such as hatching, stippling and also have given a  shot at portraits. My paintings depend on my mood and I listen to music while painting, this enhances the outcome.” Said Angel.

Angel adds, “When I feel sad, I tend to use mostly dark shades.”  She has a great interest in not just art but also psychology.

Her paintings showcased at the exhibition were mostly based on transformation, chaos, dreams, and realities of human life.

“The funds collected form the exhibition will be used to support the education of children belonging to economically weaker sections of the society.” said Angel.

It is noteworthy that she is currently studying in grade 12 in the International Baccalaureate program (the IB) where one of her higher-level subjects is Visual Arts. She has developed her interest in the Arts, channeled her thoughts accurately and is now working on her IB Visual Arts topic – Transformation. Most of the paintings in this exhibition were painted by her post IB Year 1 (Grade 11).

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The Sub Himalayan St John’s Old Boys’ Association(SJOBA) Rally has concluded with riders and drivers arriving in the city after two days of fun filled and adventurous experience. A prize distribution function was organized in Chandigarh Club in order to honor the riders for thfeir distinguished performance in the rally. All the participants along with the members of SJOBA were present in the function.

In 4 WD(Jeep) the Overall winners were Sanjay Aggarwal & Smitha Prasad(2:53:06), 1st Runners Up were Capt AVS Gill & Diwakar Kalia (2:54:20) and 2nd Runners Up prize went to Sanjay razdan & Karan Aukta(3:00:51)

In 2 WD(Cars) the overall winners were Sanjay Sikand & Amber Udasi(3:03:10), 1st Runners Up were Aditya Thakur & Aseema Sharma(3:03:22) and the duo of Sahil Khanna & Rajit Kadian were declared 2nd Runners Up(3:07:14).

In Overall Moto(2 Wheelers) Mohit Thakur (3:08:06) was declared winner, Vishwas SD(3:09:58) was awarded 1st Runner Up prize and Umang Saxena was 2nd Runner Up (3:10:24).

Also read: Dr. Hemant Garg felicitated by Oxford University

In TSD(Time, Speed , Distance) format of the rally Sunny Kumar & Dheeraj Arora won first position, while Manish Chaturvedi & Manish Vohra were declared 1st Runner Up and Gagan Mehta & Akhil Chaturvedi were 2nd Runner Up.

The second day of the rally followed the route- Purani Koti – Baldeyan , Kiarkoti – Kamyana, Chalanda – Koti Village , Jhajha – Ashnikhad & ultimately reached the Flag In point at St John’s High School, Sec 26, Chandigarh. Even though it was a tough ride for two days, the riders were full of satisfaction for being part of the most adventurous & popular rally in the motoring rally circuit of India.

Sandeep Sahni, President SJOBA, while talking to media, said, “It is a wonderful feeling to witness the successful completion of the rally. I, along with my team will look forward to introduce more innovation to the rally in the coming years.”

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