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MEDICARE 
Heart, a mystery stillDr. Solomon Victor, director, The Heart Institute, Vijaya Health Centre, Vijaya Hospital, Chennai was the other surgeon from India who was invited to share his experience at the Advanced Cardiac Techniques in Surgery (ACTS 2004) in New ... FACE TO FACE 
Travelling writerIn jeans and T Shirt, 31-year-old Will Marks looks a college student. A part-time globetrotter, travel writer, Marks' first novel, The Highway, was recently launched by Frog Books, Mumbai. He talks to V. GANGADHAR. YOU ...
IN CONVERSATION 
AIDS: drug warsTISHANI DOSHI spoke to Dr. Y.K. Hamied, Chairman of Cipla about the role of generic drugs in the fight against AIDS, the consequences for India, and more. Excerpts. ISSUES 
The ecological costsIn the last of his two-part article, PARSHURAM RAY looks at how the areca nut gardens have affected the ecology of the area and the lives of the farmers. REMINISCENCE An actor and a gentleman Sivaji Ganesan was well known as one of India's best actors but what was the man like? SABITA RADHAKRISHNA profiles the thespian.
NATURE 
Big bird dayPEOPLE usually ask "How many bird species are there in Delhi?" and look at you as if you've lost your marbles when you say, that over 500 species have been recorded from Delhi state altogether, though a more contemporary score would be a little ...
SPACES 
A stage transcendedExperience a theatre that glows in its essential simplicity, and one which director Veenapani Chawla has built for her culture company, writes GOWRI RAMNARAYAN. TIME-OUT Thai sojourn Here's a combination of natural beauty, inspiring temples, robust cuisine, and renowned hospitality, says KAUSALYA SANTHANAM. MILESTONES Winds of change Poduke, Puducheria, Pollochire or Pondicherry ... it still remains a unique place for LAKSHMI SUNDARAM. GARDENING 
Hardy spiceALPINIA is a genus of humid tropical plants coming under the family Giniberaceae. Ginger is a spice and medicinal plant and is a member of the family. Alpinia sanderae from New Guinea is an important foliage plant that is ...
HEALTHWATCH Control diabetes on your own Dr.V. MOHAN assesses the importance of self-monitoring blood glucose by diabetic patients.
EXTRACTS 
Badshah Khan and our timesIn this biography, RAJMOHAN GANDHI offers fresh insights into the life and achievements of Khan Abdul Ghaffar Khan, drawing close parallels with the life of Mahatma Gandhi, his `brother in spirit'. He looks at Ghaffar Khan `with the spectacles of today'. Exclusive extracts.
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