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GENDER ISSUES 
Victim victimisedSexual harassment of women is increasing with seemingly no hope of getting justice. `Is there no way of making society safe for girls?' asks MARI MARCEL THEKAEKARA.
COMMENT Masters of the universe We are living in an age of distortion, says TISHANI DOSHI. SPOTLIGHT 
Danger in the hillsChildren of nomads in the Pir Panjal ranges of Kashmir are being forcibly recruited into terrorist outfits. LUV PURI examines what needs to be done to keep them safe. EVENT 
Potpourri in ByoffpuriVariety ranged from the three-minute short to the three-hour film, from the avant-garde to the "Screen of the Absurd" at this unique festival in Puri. H. BALAKRISHNAN gives a word-picture. EXPERIENCE 
An evening at SabarmatiIn a space that could easily have accommodated 250, ARVIND RAJAGOPAL sat alone through the 50-minute long show; something to endure rather than enjoy. It was hard to believe that it was from here that the Mahatma set forth to challenge the salt tax in his walk to Dandi 74 years ago, on March 12. DEVELOPMENT 
Expressway ... to where?This was the road that was meant to be the showpiece, the way to go forward; a model for financing and infrastructure development projects. But not any more. PANKAJ SEKHSARIA examines the reasons for its downslide.
ON THE ROAD `I show you Mahabalipuram' RANJIT HOSKOTE trails the Pallava man-lion ... . DANCE 
Unknown, yet familiarTHE translucent forestage curtain creates mirages. Dancers leap, spring, then are lofted through the air. Are they real or virtual, we wonder, scanning the auditorium's array of high-tech equipment. In minutes, lithe forms waft into view under ... THEATRE Politics of racism UMA MAHADEVAN-DASGUPTA talks to Pip Utton, whose play "Adolf" delves into the mind of the Fuehrer. PLACES City on the edge NANDITA BHAVNANI looks at Karachi, a metro that has its own distinctive spirit of explosive growth.
HEALTHWATCH Leave no stone unturned Dr. RAMESH BABU SRINIVASAN suggests dietary modifications to prevent kidney stones. Ask the Doc... Our panel of doctors offers advice and suggestions to readers' queries.
MOON SIGNS By Khousikan Can marriages be celebrated during Mamangam year?
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