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CMYK MONDAY 24 JULY 2017 AHMEDABAD TIMES, THE TIMES OF INDIA 3 A H ME D A B A D I S T A L K I NG A B O U T . . . Cyan Magenta Yellow Black *AHTA240717//03/C/1* *AHTA240717//03/C/1* AHTA240717/1R1/03/C/1 I f long drives excite you, then there’s good news for you, as the latest BMW-5 Series was recently launched at the new BMW India dealership, Ahmedabad. A combina- tion of elegant and dynamic design, excellent technology and innovative control concepts, this brand new car will make driving experience one to cherish. Fuelled by top performers, it combines outstanding output with powerful athletics and reaches all destinations with efficiency and pur- pose. This car adapts perfectly to blend the needs of a luxurious car for an active lifestyle and personal taste. It comes in three design variants — sports, luxury and M sport, fulfill- ing all modern day requirements, and breaking the innovation barrier in its class with game changing tech- nology such as, gesture control, re- mote control parking, display key, wireless charging, parking assistant with surround view and the next generation head-up display. These fabulous machines are local- ly produced at the Chennai plant and are available in diesel and petrol variants at all dealer- ships across India. These variants are - the 520d Sport Line, the 520d Luxury Line and the 530d M Sport and one petrol variant - the 530i Sport Line. The delivery for the same has started. The three-litre six-cylinder diesel engine of the M sport produces an output of 265 hp and accelerates from 0-100 km/hr in just 5.7 seconds to a top speed of 250 km/hr. The two-litre four cylinder petrol engine of sport line produces an output of 252 hp and accelerates from 0-100 km/hr in 6.2 seconds. And the two-litre four cylin- der diesel engine of the luxury line produces an output of 190 hp and ac- celerates from 0-100 km/hr in just 7.5 seconds. Powerful, agile, intelligent, dynamic and progressive, this car is sure to sweep you off your feet. FOR A THRILLING DRIVING EXPERIENCE FOR A THRILLING DRIVING EXPERIENCE LOOP THE LOOP TIMES SUDOKU TIMES HITORI SCRAMBLE Words: Ovate, idyll, bodily, hearth Answer: A perpetual holiday is a good working definition of hell — G B Shaw MINDBENDER The maid. Mail isn’t delivered on Sunday. SOLUTIONS TO GAMES/PUZZLES SPELLATHON crud, crude, cued, curd, cure, cured, DECORUM, demur, dour, drum, ecru, rude WHATZIT? Robin Hood Ameya Dabli and Dada JP Vaswani Pics: Shashank Sane On a musical odyssey I nternationally acclaimed singer Ameya Dabli launched his music al- bum Ekam Satt — One Truth, One Humanity, World Music at the hands of global humanitarian and spiritual leader Rev.Dada J P Vaswani as part of the latter’s centenary birthday celebra- tions in Pune. The album is available on all digital platforms through Times Mu- sic. Inspired by respected Dada’s mes- sage of selfless love and service for hu- manity, the album features the works of legendary poets and saints such as Kabirdas, Mirabai, Narsinh Mehta, Guru Nanak Dev, Khwaja Garib Nawaz, Buddha, Tukaram, Tulsidas, Gospels and others. Given the continuous stress and tur- moil that individuals across the globe face, there is an urgent need for each of us to pause, reflect and connect with each other, cutting across our re- ligious, social and cultural beliefs. The album’s songs focus on this precise theme that eventual- ly it is a ‘one world family’ and showcas- es the best of sufi, folk and contempo- rary world music across different gen- res. The album has foot tapping numbers covering Indian and international musi- cal forms to appeal to audiences across age groups. With an aim to spread the mes- sage of love and unity across cultures and society globally, Ameya Dabli and his business partner Purvi Soali quit their successful corporate careers to become social entrepreneurs. A versatile singer, Ameya has per- formed over 1,500 concerts across 15 countries. The music from the album is already a rage with live renditions by Ameya across 25 locations includ- ing for large corporates like Aditya Birla Group and at the Indian High Commission in London. He is cur- rently touring India, US and Dubai for his other musical concept ‘Heart 2 Heart’ covering melodious ghazals and folk music. His 10 city ‘Heart 2 Heart’ tour cov- ering melodious ghazals kicked off in Mumbai yesterday and will further move to Bangalore, Pune, Hyderabad, Kolkata and other cities. On a musical odyssey The launch was attended by a large number of people (L-R) Ridham Sheth (joint managing director), Talha Sareshwala (dealer principal) and Vimal Sharma (regional manager, BMW India) Shambhav Chauhan GUJARAT CELEBS SHARE THEIR MONSOON MEMORIES GUJARAT CELEBS SHARE THEIR MONSOON MEMORIES GUJARAT CELEBS SHARE THEIR MONSOON MEMORIES GUJARAT CELEBS SHARE THEIR MONSOON MEMORIES GUJARAT CELEBS SHARE THEIR MONSOON MEMORIES GUJARAT CELEBS SHARE THEIR MONSOON MEMORIES DIPNA PATEL Although every monsoon is special for as I love rains, this one time I remember in par- ticular. It was Rakshabandan and we were driving to my uncle’s place. It started raining heavily and the roads became water logged. We were at a place where we couldn’t stop and had to drive through so that the car does- n’t stop midway. It was thrilling, exciting and adventurous ride for all of us. PARTH OZA I’m the kinds who can sit and enjoy the rains from a distance. I certainly don’t like hitting the roads. But it was one mon- soon when it all changed for me. I was auditioning in Mum- bai and by the time it got over, the roads were completely flooded and I couldn’t find any mode of transportation to re- turn home. So, against all my apprehensions, I started walk- ing, and as it turned out, it was a lot of fun. Walking on the roads in the rain had never been so much fun. JHINAL BELANI My most cherished monsoon memory will be going to Tiger Point, Lonavala with my friends. We usually go there whenever it rains and stay there for a couple of hours, talking, sipping masala chai and gorging on hot, crispy pakoras. Apart from that there’s a partic- ular corner in my house that I simply love. So when it’s raining I sit there, sip on some hot coffee and read my favourite book. MANAN DESAI My feelings for rains have always been neutral. Once, I was driving in rains and someone tried to overtake me due to which I lost my balance and skidded on the road. I was hospitalized for five days. And during one of the days in the hospital, it had started raining again, and the nurse who was looking after me served me bhajiyas in- stead of the boring hospital food. We both chatted for two hours and since then both of us have been in touch. That’s one instance which I will always remember. CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1

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Page 1: MONDAY AHMEDABAD IS TALKING ABOUT AHMEDABAD TIMES … · Guru Nanak Dev,Khwaja Garib Nawaz, Buddha, Tukaram, Tulsidas, Gospels and others. Given the continuous stress and tur-moil

CMYK

MONDAY 24 JULY 2017 AHMEDABAD TIMES, THE TIMES OF INDIA 3AHMEDABAD IS TALKING ABOUT...

Cyan Magenta Yellow Black*AHTA240717/ /03/C/1*

*AHTA240717/ /03/C/1*AHTA240717/1R1/03/C/1

If long drives excite you, thenthere’s good news for you, as thelatest BMW-5 Series was recently

launched at the new BMW Indiadealership, Ahmedabad. A combina-tion of elegant and dynamic design,excellent technology and innovativecontrol concepts, this brand new carwill make driving experience one tocherish. Fuelled by top performers, itcombines outstanding output withpowerful athletics and reaches alldestinations with efficiency and pur-pose. This car adapts perfectly toblend the needs of a luxurious car foran active lifestyle and personal taste.

It comes in three design variants— sports, luxury and M sport, fulfill-ing all modern day requirements,and breaking the innovation barrierin its class with game changing tech-nology such as, gesture control, re-mote control parking, display key,wireless charging, parking assistantwith surround view and the nextgeneration head-up display. These

fabulous machines are local-ly produced at the Chennaiplant and are available in dieseland petrol variants at all dealer-ships across India. These variantsare - the 520d Sport Line, the 520dLuxury Line and the 530d M Sportand one petrol variant - the 530i SportLine. The delivery for the same hasstarted.

The three-litre six-cylinder dieselengine of the M sport produces anoutput of 265 hp and accelerates from0-100 km/hr in just 5.7 seconds to atop speed of 250 km/hr. The two-litrefour cylinder petrol engine of sportline produces an output of 252 hp andaccelerates from 0-100 km/hr in 6.2seconds. And the two-litre four cylin-der diesel engine of the luxury lineproduces an output of 190 hp and ac-celerates from 0-100 km/hr in just 7.5seconds.

Powerful, agile, intelligent,dynamic and progressive, this car issure to sweep you off your feet.

FOR ATHRILLINGDRIVINGEXPERIENCE

FOR ATHRILLINGDRIVINGEXPERIENCE

LOOP THE LOOPTIMES SUDOKU TIMES HITORI SCRAMBLEWords: Ovate, idyll, bodily, hearth

Answer:A perpetual holiday is a goodworking definition of hell — G B Shaw

MINDBENDERThe maid. Mail isn’t delivered on Sunday.

SOLUTIONS TO GAMES/PUZZLES

SPELLATHONcrud, crude, cued, curd, cure, cured,DECORUM, demur, dour, drum, ecru,

rude

WHATZIT?Robin Hood

Ameya Dabli andDada JP Vaswani

Pics: Shashank Sane

On a musicalodyssey

I nternationally acclaimed singerAmeya Dabli launched his music al-bum Ekam Satt — One Truth, One

Humanity, World Music at the hands ofglobal humanitarian and spiritualleader Rev. Dada J P Vaswani as part ofthe latter’s centenary birthday celebra-tions in Pune. The album is available onall digital platforms through Times Mu-sic. Inspired by respected Dada’s mes-sage of selfless love and service for hu-manity, the album features the works oflegendary poets and saints such asKabirdas, Mirabai, Narsinh Mehta,Guru Nanak Dev, Khwaja Garib Nawaz,Buddha, Tukaram, Tulsidas, Gospelsand others.

Given the continuous stress and tur-moil that individuals across the globeface, there is an urgent need for eachof us to pause, reflect and connectwith each other, cutting across our re-ligious, social and cultural beliefs. Thealbum’s songs focus on this precisetheme that eventual-ly it is a ‘one worldfamily’ and showcas-es the best of sufi,folk and contempo-rary world musicacross different gen-res. The album hasfoot tapping numberscovering Indian andinternational musi-cal forms to appeal toaudiences across age

groups. With an aim to spread the mes-sage of love and unity across culturesand society globally, Ameya Dabli andhis business partner Purvi Soali quittheir successful corporate careers tobecome social entrepreneurs.

A versatile singer, Ameya has per-formed over 1,500 concerts across 15countries. The music from the albumis already a rage with live renditionsby Ameya across 25 locations includ-ing for large corporates like AdityaBirla Group and at the Indian HighCommission in London. He is cur-rently touring India, US and Dubaifor his other musical concept ‘Heart 2Heart’ covering melodious ghazalsand folk music.

His 10 city ‘Heart 2 Heart’ tour cov-ering melodious ghazals kicked off inMumbai yesterday and will furthermove to Bangalore, Pune, Hyderabad,Kolkata and other cities.

On a musicalodyssey

The launch was attended by a large number of people

(L-R) Ridham Sheth (joint managing director), Talha Sareshwala (dealer principal) and Vimal Sharma (regional manager, BMW India)

ShambhavChauhan

GUJARAT CELEBSSHARE THEIRMONSOON MEMORIES

GUJARAT CELEBSSHARE THEIRMONSOON MEMORIES

GUJARAT CELEBSSHARE THEIRMONSOON MEMORIES

GUJARAT CELEBSSHARE THEIRMONSOON MEMORIES

GUJARAT CELEBSSHARE THEIRMONSOON MEMORIES

GUJARAT CELEBSSHARE THEIRMONSOON MEMORIES

DIPNA PATELAlthough every monsoon is special for as Ilove rains, this one time I remember in par-ticular. It was Rakshabandan and we weredriving to my uncle’s place. It started rainingheavily and the roads became water logged.We were at a place where we couldn’t stopand had to drive through so that the car does-n’t stop midway. It was thrilling, exciting andadventurous ride for all of us.

PARTH OZAI’m the kinds who can sit and enjoy the rains from a distance.I certainly don’t like hitting the roads. But it was one mon-soon when it all changed for me. I was auditioning in Mum-bai and by the time it got over, the roads were completelyflooded and I couldn’t find any mode of transportation to re-turn home. So, against all my apprehensions, I started walk-ing, and as it turned out, it was a lot of fun. Walking on theroads in the rain had never been so much fun.

JHINAL BELANIMy most cherished monsoon memory will be going toTiger Point, Lonavala with my friends. We usually gothere whenever it rains and stay there for a couple ofhours, talking, sipping masala chai and gorging onhot, crispy pakoras. Apart from that there’s a partic-ular corner in my house that I simply love. So whenit’s raining I sit there, sip on some hot coffee and readmy favourite book.

MANAN DESAIMy feelings for rains have always been neutral. Once, Iwas driving in rains and someone tried to overtake medue to which I lost my balance and skidded on the road.I was hospitalized for five days. And during one of thedays in the hospital, it had started raining again, and thenurse who was looking after me served me bhajiyas in-stead of the boring hospital food. We both chatted fortwo hours and since then both of us have been in touch.That’s one instance which I will always remember.

CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1