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CULTURE 
Ode to the OrientEast Asia's talent and resources came to the fore when musicians, painters, dancers and poets from around the world met at Jindo in South Korea recently. ANIL SRINIVASAN writes on what made his experiences unforgettable.
Dance of the ancientsThough she holds a doctorate in botany, Dr. Mahua Mukherjee has dedicated herself to reviving the classical dance forms of Bengal. She tells KUMUDHA BHARATRAM why. CONVERSATIONS 
‘It's a way to challenge myself 'She's done novels and short stories before, and her latest book, a collection of poems I am All Woman, was released recently. Poet-journalist-author Kusum Lata Sawhney reflects on why her works have always centred on women.
MUSIC Travelling across time The book in three volumes chronicles a more than 2000-year-old tradition, with many valuable references and pointers.
ISSUES 
Salwa Judum's war on the peopleWill the Supreme Court's Commissioners, ordered to carry out a fact-finding inspection, be allowed to visit the cut-off villages in Dantewada and Sukma in Chhattisgarh, and engage with the people on a long-term basis?
REFLECTIONS 
Mohali bonhomieIf a sport like cricket can bind and ease tensions between the two countries, why can't we channelise this energy into a more constructive form, asks Brinda Suri after watching the high- energy clash in Mohali.
INDULGE 
The essence of BangkokRetail therapy, massage and delicious food are the three elements that define the Thai capital. Experience all three under one roof; at the Amari Watergate. FLAVOURS Biting into a legendary bun Sally Lunns in Bath is a not-to-be missed experience, both for the ambience and the buns.
MEDICARE An inbuilt defence mechanism Most of us tend to panic when we hear the word ‘fever'. But did you ever think that a fever could be the body's way of curing itself? EAT SMART Nuts to you A quick snack, an addition to your milkshake or salad or mixed with fruits... whichever way you like, make sure you include almonds in your diet.
AMBEDKAR WEEK 
White and brightIdentities and voices long suppressed are crackling their way through the literary terrain of India. Dalit writers are now a recognised force. An exclusive excerpt from Cho Dharman's novel, translated by Vasantha Surya.
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