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3 Vol 1, Issue 39 34. Cheif Justice Of Pakistan Cover Credits: Photography by: Preet AJ Singh In Sync: 05 Thai beauty queen gives up crown FIFA world cup: sports, diplomacy in fusion Sync Pink: 08 Tips for getting silky hair Sync Potpurri: 10 The secret to successful budgeting Father’s day special: 21 SRK celebrates father’s day Dairy of the month: 29 Amitabh bachchan rings bell at bombay stock exchange Dilip kumar’s autobiography launched Lekar hum deewana dil music launch Salman khan in awe of jacqueline fernandez, Wild Outdoor Advantures In Dubai Sonu Nigam Live in Montreal Unveil kick trailer 13. 21. www.syncmag.ca | 01st June - 30th June 2014 4 Vol 1, Issue 39 Editor’s Letter Dear Readers, We are back with another exciting issue. This issue brings you sneak peak of some big happenings from around Canada, India and Pakistan. Canada remains the focal point for the most notable happenings. The World Partnership Walk has been a great success this year! Within 10 cities across Canada, change makers have gathered together to improve the quality of life in developing nations, Syncmag specially covered the event and bring the whole true spirit of it to you. Honorable Chief Justice of Pakistan “Tassaduq Hussain Jillani” also visited Canada on his official tour of 3 days, read full story inside. The spar- kling musician and passionate Indian singer- Sonu Nigam thrilled audience in a live concert at Montreal. We proudly bring you the exclusive coverage of the event. B’town always gives us something new to have our take. So here we go with the Bollywood Legend- Dilip Kumar - the 90’s hero- launching his Autobiography in Mumbai, event seeing some big who’s who of B’town. Fathers are the source of strength and inspiration for their children. While the world celebrate the father’s day to tribute the really deserving personality- the King of Bollywood and super cool dad-SRK celebrated his day with the kids of smile organization bringing a big smile on their faces in Mumbai see the exclusive pictures on dairy of the month pages. Inside holds more surprises for you, explore and find. Happy reading! Syncmag Team Contents 16. 11. EDITORIAL Editor-in-Chief: Naseer Mehdi Khan 40. Managing Editor: Sadia Sajid Asst.Creative Editor: Habiba Zamun PHOTOGRAPHERS Paul Aswathi MediaVision Sanish Cherian Alfaaz Photography Showbiz Editor - Special to SyncMag Sanjay Patel Celebrity & Fashion Editor Nirav Patel SYNCMAG www.syncmag.ca [email protected] http://www.facebook.com/syncmag.ca http://www.twitter.com/syncmagazine www.syncmag.ca | 01st June - 30th June 2014 In-Sync 5 Vol 1, Issue 39 Tete A Tete Fifa World Cup: Sports, Diplomacy In Fusion ‘Iran Will ‘Do Its Best’ To Secure Nuclear Deal’ GENEVA: Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said on Tuesday his country would “do its best” to secure a nuclear deal as Tehran and Washington held crunch talks on the long-running dispute. Senior negotiators from both camps met behind closed doors for a second day of talks at Geneva’s upscale Hotel President Wilson, which was sealed off to the media. The meeting is part of a fresh diplomatic drive in the face of a looming July 20 deadline for a final deal between Iran and the P5+1 group of world powers. “Iran will do its best for a final deal with the P5+1,” said Rouhani, a former nuclear negotiator, speaking in Turkey. The self-declared moderate was elected president last year, succeeding Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, and has launched a drive to mend fences with the West. “Iran is ready to sit at the negotiating table for a solution” to both the nuclear dispute and “unfair sanctions”, he said. After over three hours of talks on Tuesday morning, Iran’s deputy foreign minister and nuclear point- man Abbas Araqchi said the climate was “positive”. Washington warned of “tough choices” as fellow P5+1 members try to build momentum in the crunch negotiations. The US-Iran meeting began on Monday with a five-hour session, the first time since the 1979 Islamic Revolution that American and Iranian negotiators have held direct, official nuclear talks. The two sides have met informally, notably in a secret session last year in Oman which helped coax Tehran back to the negotiating table. They have also sat down together within the P5+1 process. The P5+1 comprises the five permanent UN Security Council members Britain, China, France, Russia and the United States, plus Germany. They secured an interim deal with Iran in November after marathon talks in Geneva. The deadline for a final accord was July 20, but several players including Iran have already said a six-month extension may be needed. Washington and the other P5+1 states are seeking solid commitments that will ensure Iran’s stated desire for a peaceful atomic energy programme is not a covert attempt to build a nuclear bomb. For Iran, the goal is to make a leap towards ending the international sanctions, notably those imposed by the United States. Thai Beauty Queen Gives Up Crown Terrorism To Be Crushed With Iron Hand BANGKOK: Thailand’s contender for the Miss Universe beau- ISLAMABAD: The civil and military leadership on Tuesday ty pageant has relinquished her crown after she allegedly expressed the resolve that terrorism in the country would be called for supporters of the ousted govern- crushed with an iron hand, thereby, adopt- ment to be “executed”, sparking a social ing a unanimous stand on terrorism. The media furore. A tearful Weluree Ditsayabut, decision in this regard was taken during a 22, said she was giving up the chance to high-level meeting of the Cabinet Commit- represent her country after a barrage of tee on National Security (CCNS) chaired by online criticism upset her family. She was Prime Minister Muhammad Nawaz Sharif. accused of calling for “the execution” of The meeting reviewed the law and order the “damn Reds”—a reference to the “Red situation in the country and decided to Shirt” followers of former premier Yingluck launch a comprehensive operation against Shinawatra and her family, which has won the militants, as the talks could not bear any every Thai election since 2001.“The land of fruit. Sources said that the security situation of Karachi after Thailand is dirty because of people who want to get rid of the the terrorist attack on the Jinnah International Airport and that monarchy,” she was quoted as writing. The remarks, made on of Balochistan was also discussed by the civil-military leader- her Facebook page late last year, have since been removed. ship. Matters relating to internal and regional security, includ- At the time protesters were massing on Bangkok’s streets call- ing Fata, Karachi and Balochistan, were discussed. The meet- ing for the resignation of Ms Yingluck, in a political crisis that ing was attended by Interior Minister Ch Nisar Ali Khan, Chief culminated in a coup carried out by Army Chief Prayut Chan- of the Army Staff (COAS) General Raheel Sharif, Chief of O-Cha on May 22. Thailand has been torn apart by a bitter di- General Staff Lt Gen Ishfaq Nadeem Ahmad and Major Gen- vision since Ms Yingluck’s elder brother Thaksin Shinawatra, eral Nasir Dilawar Shah. Adviser to Prime Minister on Foreign a billionaire tycoon-turned-populist politician, was removed in Affairs and National Security Sartaj Aziz and Special Assistant an earlier army takeover in 2006. Political opinions of any kind to PM Tariq Fatemi were also present. Defence Minister Kha- can be highly inflammatory to the other side. Thailand’s rup- waja Asif and ISI chief Zaheer-ul-Islam were not present at the ture roughly pits the Shinawatra-supporting northern portion of meeting. The recent terrorist attacks on security forces and the country against the Bangkok-based establishment and its national installations claimed by the Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan backers within the military. (TTP) came under discussion. www.syncmag.ca | 01st June - 30th June 2014 6 In-Sync Vol 1, Issue 39 B.C. Teachers’ Union Votes For Malaysia Airlines Revival ‘Plan Ready’ KUALA LUMPUR: The state fund that controls Malaysia Airlines All-Out Strike said on Tuesday it will announce a plan within six to 12 months to VANCOUVER -- British Columbia’s teachers’ union has revive the carrier, which is reeling from years of financial losses voted 86 per cent in favour of a full-scale strike, although and the disappearance of flight its president said a decision has not yet been made to MH370. Azman Mokhtar, head move towards a of state investment firm Khaz- full-scale walkout. anah Nasional, said “all options In releasing the re- are being reviewed” by the flag sults late Tuesday carrier’s majority shareholder, night, Jim Iker said including a possible sale of the his members still airline. Azman indicated Malay- want a deal with the government sia Airlines (MAS) had about by the end of June, or sooner if possible, and he asked enough cash to continue operating for a year, giving Khazanah families to contact their elected officials in the provincial some “headroom”, but he added a long-term solution was need- legislature and even on school boards to demand change ed. “Obviously over the medium and longer term, this has to be from the provincial government. The union said 33,387 solved on a sustainable basis,” he told reporters in Kuala Lumpur. teachers cast ballots Monday and Tuesday, and 28,809 “As a national carrier, clearly MAS plays a very important role in voted in favour of escalating job action. The union is now terms of economic development of the country, but at the same obligated to give three days’ notice before teachers walk time we, as the custodian of taxpayers’ money, have to balance off the job, meaning a notice issued early Wednesday that role very carefully.” Last month MAS said the mysterious could result in a strike beginning Monday.