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Sunday, December 18, 2005
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ISSUES A social revolution in the South? While AIDS is spreading rapidly in the country, Tamil Nadu claims that the disease is "plateauing" in the State. A look at the issue.
DEVELOPMENT Taming the Krishna Conceived as a dream to usher in the Green Revolution, the massive Nagarjunasagar dam, across the Krishna, completed its golden jubilee recently.
CONSERVATION The chiru's last chance
TRIBUTE 
Major influences on world of numbersDecember 22 is Srinivasa Ramanujan's 118th birth anniversary. On this occasion, an examination of the contributions of the German mathematician Issai Schur shows connections with Ramanujan's work.
STAGECRAFT High drama in Prithvi Theatre Fundraising, children's theatre, experimental theatre, local theatre, the Prithvi Theatre festival ... Sanjana Kapoor has a lot on her plate. SPOTLIGHT Narnia magic Is Disney's "The Chronicles of Narnia" an innocuous adventure story or a thinly veiled religious propaganda in the garb of fiction? THEATRE A classic modernised K.S. Rajendran's recent production of Kalidasa's "Malavikagnimitram" retold the story without spoiling the body of the ancient classic. TIME-OUT Turkish delight It is a paradise of sun, mountains, lakes and architectural delights that offers the vacationer a complete change.
HEALTH WATCH For a stress-free life Chronic stress has become a part of our daily life. How does one cope with it? Surgery via keyhole IN the Mahabharatha, Arjuna was asked to perform the impossible task to win princess Draupadi's hand. He had to shoot down a revolving fish with his arrow without looking at the fish directly. He could take aim only by its reflection in the water ...
SHORT STORY 
Woebegone forestAMID the swaying of the breeze, in the still silence of the forests, listening to the lullabies the rustling leaves sang, breathing in the subtle fragrances of the wild flowers with the tender nerves of their beaks, two parrots were enjoying ...
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