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Saturday, October 28, 2006
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Sound off Give the birds a fighting chance, says a teacher R. Saraswathi and her team of students from PSG Kanya Gurukalam HSS for Girls Floral delight Want a low maintenance plant?
Acid testWar specialist J. P. Dutta ("Border", "LOC") is the next to try his hand at remakes. Dutta has made the 1981 Muzaffar Ali hit "Umrao Jaan" with the same title. Aishwarya Rai plays the role made memorable by Rekha in the original. She is a ... 
Shocks and scaresWar specialist J. P. Dutta ("Border", "LOC") is the next to try his hand at remakes. Dutta has made the 1981 Muzaffar Ali hit "Umrao Jaan" with the same title. Aishwarya Rai plays the role made memorable by Rekha in the original. She is a ... 
In a lead roleKarthi, the tall, soft-spoken young man, is finally emerging from the shadow of his elder brother Surya. He has been selected by Selvaraghavan, the pathbreaking director of Tamil cinema, to play the lead role in his next film titled "Idhu Maalai ... 
Queen beeTrisha is the queen bee of Kollywood and Tollywood. She has been able to successfully balance her roles in both the languages. Her "Something Something Unakkum Enakkum" in Tamil and "Stalin" in Telugu were super hits. Next month, her eagerly ...
Beat street Ben Webster (1909-1973), one of the three great tenor saxophonists of the swing era, managed to keep his career going well after the advent of be-bop. He had a uniquely soft tone, often breathy, on ballads, but could also sound rough like his ... A rhyme for a reason Popular ghazal singer Talat Aziz talks about the changing trends in the music industry, his social work and a forthcoming album
From the Szechwan land Some old favourites and some great new dishes greet diners to the Chinese Food Festival on at The Residency
TRAVEL DEAL Romancing Taj Taj Hotels Resorts and Palaces gives you a chance to put the sounds of the world at bay, and revive the romance in your life at spectacular leisure destinations in India and abroad this winter. With the Taj Romance Holidays, you can enjoy dreamy ... 
For a memorable tripIf you are a senior citizen or are travelling with older people, some sensible planning can go a long way in making it a memorable trip for them. Advance planning: Get the essentials such as tickets, permits, bookings, etc sorted ... SANCTUARY SPOTLIGHT 
Bandhavgarh National ParkBandhavgarh National Park lies in the heart of Madhya Pradesh. Once the hunting ground of the Maharajas of Rewa, an alarming number of tigers were hunted down here during the pre-independence era. Area: 448 sq. km. An area of 105 sq. ... ROAD LESS TRAVELLED Where animals make a splash! Nature's orchestra at work, writes SUBHA J RAO 
Richard - My Kind of PlaceWhen young, family holidays were rare. I'd just accompany my sisters to their shooting spots during holidays. That way, it was work for them and vacation for me. Land of beaches In India, my favourite destination is Goa. I first went ... A night in the jungle Nature and some great hospitality make Casa Deep Woods an ideal weekend retreat
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