The Hindu :Thursday, September 19, 2002

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Thursday, September 19, 2002

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Living a `lost' legacy
Of the many descendants of the Moghuls living in Hyderabad are Begum Laila Umhani and her sister Husn Jahanara Begum and their families. Shorn of any royal or political patronage, the sons of Laila Umhani have adapted themselves to survive in today's world. Their life is now the subject of a documentary titled `The Living Moghuls' writes RADHIKA RAJAMANI.

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Promise of potential
Joining the talented players from the State is Nalluri Vinuthna, who at 14 is all set to usher in a new chapter in chess, says V.V. SUBRAHMANYAM.

It's all about attitude
Are young Indian sportspersons going on the wrong track in trying to acquire a winning attitude? ABHIJIT SEN GUPTA on what it takes to be a true sportsman.

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From the latest Bollywood hits to regional bhakti music, to video clips, photographs and live cricket, radio has much to offer to its avid listeners. Now, with the advancement of the technology, all you need is a PC and an Internet connection.

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