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Point Blank : All road works should be put under scrutiny The new Mayor's intention to provide better roads in Bangalore is welcome, but official apathy needs to be overcome for this, feel our readers.
Heroes without the aura Though addressing serious issues such as the status of women, it is not thick with gravitas. Instead, it is laced with repartees.
Jingling all the way!MONKEY CAPS and gloves have become part of everyday gear here. With the night temperature falling considerably in the past few days, a mixture of icy wind and frost has affected normal life in Ooty. Bonfire at street corners, particularly near ...
Rare visual jugalbandi on KhajurahoA DOUBLE take on Khajuraho is not something that many artists from the country have attempted before. But when Amit Dutt and Mohan Kumar realised that they shared the same curiosity for the acclaimed Indian erotica in sculpture, they decided to ...
Pulse : Bear or tear! George W. Bush has won the `Funnies' hands down! But, Laloo retained his popularity too. In the mad, mad world of politics and the wear and tear of daily life, there are moments and men that still make the battle-worn common man smile. Here's the Team Amusing for you!
Peoplespeak : The Malayalam film industry is in the throes of a crisis of its own making. Box office failures, falling audience in theatres, competition from television, hackneyed themes and jaded superstars, all compound the situation. What then is the solution? Readers offer their views.
Distance shrinks as festivity soarsIT WAS a unique experience for a group of students of the Le Chatelier Matriculation Higher Secondary School, Madurai, when they interacted with students of the King Edward VII School, Leicestershire, U.K., through video conferencing at the ...
Peoplespeak : The Malayalam film industry is in the throes of a crisis of its own making. Box office failures, falling audience in theatres, competition from television and video, hackneyed storylines and jaded superstars, all compound the situation. What then is the solution? Readers offer their views. Bangalore Chennai Coimbatore Delhi Hyderabad Kochi Madurai Thiruvananthapuram |
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