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Have you read their script? His reputation as a political pundit was soaring. But did it help AJIT DUARA become `chief gossip writer'? FIRST STRIKE Spotting the NRI ... but half of their money coming into India does not come as investment. INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY 
Spin yarns of successKalahandi in Orissa is known as the land of drought and starvation deaths. But the tribal women have literally spun their way out of abject poverty. BIBHUTI MISHRA examines the birth of Nuakala. Protect the child People are just beginning to accept that a problem like child abuse exists. SHALINI UMACHANDRAN talks to Andal Damodaran about the fight ahead. Women on top RUPA GOPAL profiles two women who have made a career out of their passion. ECO-WATCH 
Forget history, think fun?In the struggle to strike a balance between conservation and development, the catchphrase for the Andaman and Nicobar Islands is `high value, low volume', writes SURESH NAMBATH.
PROFILE 
And the Oscar goes to ... .In 2002, `Shrek' won accolades for being the `Best Animated feature film'. DEEPA KANDASWAMY speaks to Vanita Rangaraju-Ramanan, the movie's `Lighting Technical Director', and also the first Indian woman to bask in Oscar limelight. FACE TO FACE Futuristic footwork Does abstracting the classical make it contemporary? Dancer Aditi Mangaldas talks to ADITI DE about her experiments with Kathak. IN CONVERSATION 
Lifelong endeavourKalamandalam Gopi is one of the foremost exponents of an ancient art form. In a chat with K.K. GOPALAKRISHNAN, he opens up about his entry into the world of Kathakali.
EVENT 
Sounds of musicSt. Xavier's, Mumbai, continues its tradition of a music festival in January despite a restricting court order. RONITA TORCATO looks at this year's fare. DESTINATION Postcard from Egypt ... and no amount of reading or staring at pictures can prepare a visitor for the real thing, says GEETA VASUDEVAN. HERITAGE 
Outlines of a pastPre-historic art is of value as it shows mankind in its true dimension. G. CHANDRASEKARAN and K.T. GANDHIRAJAN visit a rock-art site in the Nilgiris. GARDENING 
Vibrant veilAN evergreen tender and a twining perennial climber, the Jacquemontia violacea is widely grown in Asia and tropical America. It belongs to the Convolvulaceae family and the genus is named in honour of Victor Jacque Mont, a French ...
MOON SIGNS By Khousikan My daughter was born on March 4, 1972. Mithuna Lagna, Swathi. Kethu in 2, Moon in 5, Guru in 7, Rahu in 8, Sun in 9, Mercury in 10, Mars and Venus in 11, Saturn in 12. Her marriage is delayed. What are her marriage prospects ?
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