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Sunday, January 27, 2008
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Online edition of India's National Newspaper Sunday, January 27, 2008 |
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What drives medical tourists?They come from all over the industrialised world, from countries with relatively poor healthcare infrastructures and, in the case of the U.S., places with exorbitantly expensive health care ... The view from Delhi The central government is strenuously countering the view that private sector domination in healthcare, and particularly medical tourism, is raising cost barriers for the average Indian. “There is bound to be an increase in the cost of ...
SMALL SCREEN When TV reigns supreme How did the boom in Indian television happen? Here’s what the head of a private channel has to say.
FACE TO FACE True example of empowerment ‘I write about women, all women’ says Tamil writer Salma talking about her poetry and her first novel.
TIME OUT Symphony called Helsinki Finland’s historic capital is full of melodic sights and sounds.
Reviving an ancient shrine The restoration of the Sree Vadakkunathan temple in Thrissur is also contributing to keeping alive many other traditional vocational skills. Treasure trove of traditions A look at some rare manuscripts and the efforts being taken to preserve them. The second of a two-part article.
Changed lives Once a breeding ground of the Chikunguniya vector, Latur today is a transformed city thanks to an innovative public-private sector partnership. SOCIETY 
Help for hireWhat started as a way of helping out destitute women is a thriving business today. But domestic labourers and the agencies that train them have problems of their own.
EXPLORATIONS 
In the footsteps of an iconic figureThe China-India Joint Medical Mission, organised to commemorate the visit of an Indian team of doctors to war-ravaged China in 1938, brings much-needed medical facilities to one of the poorest areas of China.
Language of lines and hues K. Adimoolam, who died recently, was one of the few artists who could claim mastery over both lines and colours. More than just a rhythm king Remembering O.P. Nayyar for the grace, ease and beauty of his compositions.
FITNESS Learn the ropes Before you embark on a workout programme lay a strong foundation for your fitness. The first of a three-part series to initiate you into fitness. Looking into the stomach Endoscopy has moved from being a diagnostic tool to a therapeutic mean.
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