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The great divideLike India, Venezuela is a nation with a wide chasm between the rich and the poor. S. ANANDALAKSHMY writes on her visit to the country, highlighting its growth and development. More
The biggest gamble in history`As I wander about, the past and the present merge into one another and this merger leads me to think of the future ... ,' said Jawaharlal Nehru, describing his nine-week election tour of 1951-52. India, says noted historian RAMACHANDRA GUHA, was soo n to observe a new ritual to be performed at five-year intervals — voting in a general election. The concluding part of a two-piece article. More
Exposition in sepia`The Tertians', Akbar Padamsee's first exhibition for two years was on show at the Pundole Gallery, Mumbai, recently. DOM MORAES spoke to the artist recently. More CELEBRATION 
Year of the HorseChinese New Year on February 12 has its own special traditions. One of the best places to celebrate it in is Hong Kong, says SUMITRA SENAPATHY. More THEATRE 
For, of and by womenGiving traditional performers a platform while highlighting women's issues and concerns is not easy. But, writes KAUSALYA SANTHANAM, `Mouna Kural' (Voicing Silence), a Chennai-based group, shows how the two can be combined effectively. More GARDENING 
The sage flowerSALVIA SPLENDENS (Labiatae) is called sage flower and is a native of South America. An ideal potted plant, it grows to about 30-90 cm tall. Its leaves are small to large, and are green and pointed at the tips. The flowers are ... More
The body's hunger `switch'If losing weight is a goal, there is now a clue to understanding why there are different types of diet books, says noted fitness expert PEG JORDAN. More
Allies on a roller coasterU.S. - Pakistan relations in the last five decades have been tumultous. A new book on the disenchanted allies' offers an insight into the ups and downs of their ties, says C. RAJA MOHAN. More EXTRACTS 
It's her storyMyself Mona Ahmed is a biographical account of a eunuch, her loneliness of being marginalised in society and finally the endurance of the human spirit. Here are exclusive extracts from the introduction to the book by DAYANITA SINGH and excerpts from letters written by Mona to her publisher. The book was released in Delhi earlier this week. More
By Laurie Baum The week ahead
MOON SIGNS By Khousikan Where is Thirukkadaiyur, and who is the presiding deity there? What are the advantages of praying there?
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