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ONE DAY IN THE LIFE OF...MYLAPORE TANK
Vignettes of the veedhis
Flower sellers, pooja articles, vegetable vendors, jewellery stores and eateries…The streets around the Mylapore tank throb with life. DIVYA KUMARtakes a stroll
Columns

Goodfoodline
SPECIALITY With more and more people taking to vegetarianism, it’s time to talk about a wholesome vegetarian diet


VOICE YOUR VIEWS: STAYING SINGLE
Only love matters

I think everything boils down to love. If you love someone, it doesn’t matter whether you get into a marital relationship or stay single and continue to love him/her. Love helps the world go round. So continue to shower your affection on ...


VOICE YOUR VIEWS: STAYING SINGLE
Right choice

More and more youngsters are opting to be single and successful. Marriage is not just about finding the right person. It is a matter of being the right person yourself. If you don’t find that Mr or Ms Right, it is better to remain ...


To be or not to be

A very nice proposition! No heated arguments at breakfast tables, no changing nappies or washing feeding bottles, no running around for school admissions and no accusations or counter accusations, like ‘I told you so but you didn’t ...


What’s in store?

The ever persistent yearning for home cooked food, and the tall pile of dirty dishes, if its self-attended to, the buckets full of soaked clothes, growing in volume each day, till you’re compelled to wear sports gear for work; the ...


Knowing self

It’s tough, but worthwhile. To be complete in oneself, free of attachment, possession - independent - is such a rare, brave thing. Ever-increasingly, people trivialize relationships. But one’s relationship with oneself: ...


Organised life

Staying single gives you an opportunity to know our responsibilities, which includes doing simple chores such as washing clothes, cleaning vessels and cooking.

Syed Ahmed Jalalutheen

Chennai ...


Easy way out

Staying single is a big malediction, everyone needs a companion in life and they have to be careful while choosing one. In the recent years, the number of divorce is on the rise and the main reason behind it is that people are not ready to ...


The flip side

One of the best things about marriage is having a companion to share your joys and woes. That is also one of the worst things about marriage, especially when it comes to money matters. You would have to share the burden of your spouse’s ...


Plus and minus

Staying single is a good option. Imagine, total freedom, your income all for yourself, no questions, no adjustments, no arguments and no responsibilities. However, when one enjoys all these, one also misses out on a lot that comes with ...


Best of both worlds

Staying single is fine up to a point, maybe till you settle down and become financially independent. A few prefer staying single to pursue their ambitions. They consider marriage a disturbance. True achievement lies in staying within a family, ...


Emptiness

Staying single is fine for those who like to lead an independent life. But for the elderly and women it could be difficult. Having a companion means security, love and someone to help. If you ask those who go abroad what it’s like to ...


Missing company

Men or women stay single for being independent and doing what they like without being answerable to anyone. It may appear to be a good decision but it is not so. Agreed marriage is a gamble /challenge and calls for a lot of adjustments by both ...


Bond-free

The last three decades have seen the joint family system withering away and being replaced by the nuclear family set up. Nuclear families are also crumbling now giving rise to divorces. Financially independent men and women are finding it ...


Share and care

Staying single sounds exciting — hassle-free and complete independence to do what one wants. All this is fine when one is young and on the move. But in the twilight years one is sure to become lonely. There will be nobody to share your ...


Less tension

Staying alone is definitely advantageous these days. High inflation and cost of living make running a family a nightmare. With environmental degradation and poor quality of life, coupled with an ever growing population, society needs to change ...


Success beckons

By staying single you can enjoy building your career to your satisfaction, without wasting energy on a permanent relationship. You are free to put in long hours at the office, work on weekends or do whatever else you have to to be successful. ...


As you like it

The wedding season means frantic planning, but those on the other side of the fence, watch with curiosity and envy the couples heading for marital bliss. Regardless of one’s view, the Indian culture of marriage is compelling enough to ...


With a purpose

Staying single is possible for people like Kamaraj, Mother Teresa, and A. P. J. Abdul Kalam. They dedicate themselves at a very tender age to a cause. Otherwise, it is not possible, neither is it advisable. Living in a family provides you with ...


Women adapt better

Staying single requires mental strength, a cheerful disposition, great forbearance and a positive approach. Women adapt to this kind of life better than men. Generally, in most senior citizens’ or old age homes, we find single women ...
Lifestyle

A bit of Britain in Chennai
The newly-launched ‘10 Downing Street’ reflects the British pub culture, hospitality and ethos
Issues

Do good guys finish last?
Is it bad for a child to excel? Read on
Cinema

‘I should get the flak’
Ram Gopal Varma says Aag is a throwback to the era of formula films
Wheels

Diesel Fusion
LAUNCH PAD After the success of the Fiesta diesel, Ford hopes to recreate the same success by replacing the Fusion’s petrol engine with a 1.4-litre common-rail motor, writes Ashish Masih


Treading along
Tyres are an important part of your vehicle and should be upgraded even if your car is new
MAN AND MACHINE  PRINCE FREDERICK
Fullness in smallness
Mani Nagappa Mazda 600 proves grandeur can exist within restricted dimensions
Virtual mechanic
Car and bike questions? We have the answers
On the road to bliss
WANDERLUST Thanks to the Golden Quadrilateral, roads are becoming a pleasure to drive on
Fiat gears up
When Fiat’s Grande Punto and Linea models will be launched in India in mid-2008, Fiat is panning to price them aggressively. The Grand Punto will be priced at around Rs. 5 Lakh like the Getz 1.3, where as the Linea would be priced closer to ...
Music

Back to the basics
Listen to the sounds of yesteryear on September 1
Style

Where design evolves
Young designers spin a new look that’s haute on sensibility and cool in attitude
Events

Show by students
A violin performance by students of CARVA Trust on September 1
Selfless seva
They are senior citizens with a mission. Meet the volunteers of Sevas, an NGO that is involved in various causes
The power of dialogue
Event A public lecture on “The Roots of Dialogue Across Religion in India” this evening



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