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Khusrau: The shadow of power
ART FOR A CAUSE 
SPARROW flies highAuthor and researcher C.S. Lakshmi talks to DEEPA ONKAR about Sound and Picture Archives for Research on Women and the “Songs of Sorrow, Songs of Joy” raffle to be held in Mumbai next week to raise funds for the institution. TêTE-à-TêTE 
‘I write from my heart'Myanmarese writer Ma Thida, in India for the recent Jaipur Literature Festival, opens up about what it means to be a doctor and an activist and how the two impact her writing.
CULTURE Thyagaraja in Thailand It was a deeply moving experience for many as Indian expatriates came together to organise the first-ever Thyagaraja Aradhana in Bangkok…
FINE DINING Spread for the kings KISHORE AND SMITA IYENGAR go on a culinary journey to check out Mewar's gastronomic repertoire!
COOK BOOK A meal in a jiffy A refreshingly young perspective on how good food can be cooked with little effort.
FITNESS MATTERS It's all in the mind The mental potential is limitless. There really is nothing to stop you from doing or being what you want.
GET AWAY Sounds of silence Spend a quiet retreat in the hills of Wayanad, listening to nature conduct its rich symphony… TIME OUT Splendour in stone The temples and statues of Angkor Wat and Angkor Thom still weave a mysterious spell across the centuries…
INCLUSION Moy Moy goes to school Children sometimes don't accept those with special needs… they only conform to a widespread pattern of isolating them, says JO CHOPRA
Influential IndologistThe passing away of the French scholar Madeleine Biardeau, translator of the Ramayana and an outstanding specialist of the Puranas, is a loss to understanding Hindu India…
INDULGE Some like it hot Talented bartenders across the country share their favourite recipes for cocktails that tap the warm spirit. VANITY FAIR 
Edgy and provocativeBanana Republic reinvents the notion of physical and emotional chemistry with new fragrances for her and him: Republic of Women and Republic of Men. Elegant with an edge and subtly provocative, the two fragrances encourage modern souls to ...
EAT SMART Hide the cookie jars Don't let food tempt you to eat more than you should.
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