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Mapping a new world
Imaginary cities, an exhibition of photo-collages on vinyl by Pascal Monteil mounted at Kala Bhavan, is an interesting articulation. It has people, architecture and objects juxtaposed to create an assembled reality as imagined by the artist, writes A TIYA AMJAD.
Musings
Creating positive vibrations
Girija Krishnan, a feng-shui and vasthu shashtra consultant offers solutions to a client base in India and abroad
Lifestyle
For a tranquil existence
A lot of youngsters today have taken to alternative ways of healing their minds and bodies in times of stress.

A passion for diamonds
The C'Tara jewellery label has elegant designs in gold and diamond by young designer Nitin Hinduja.
Cinema
Magical bonanza
`Jajantaram Mamantaram' a special effects laden fantasy film combining elements from `Gulliver's Travels' and the fable of the demon Bakasur, is coming to theatres tomorrow.
Webware
Where do we go?
If you are at that important academic junction - you have graduated and would like to explore options of studying abroad - the net is the place for you. Here are sites that give you a wealth of details from applications, tests, fees structures and aid to virtual tours of universities.
Sport
ENCOURAGING OTHER SPORTS
Roping in the big sponsors
Sport events these days require huge expenses. But in the country sponsors have their eyes set only on cricket, while the other sports do not get the same attention as far as funding and support is concerned. The recently held Asian Grand Prix athlet ic event in the city is a case in point where the State incurred an expenditure of Rs. one crore as there were no sponsors. Sports have to be promoted and marketed with efficiency and zeal coupled with a clean image, writes ABHIJIT SEN GUPTA.
In the race to the top
Shobha and Kalpana Reddy have been in the limelight through their performances. With a good coach and better training facilities they could well be in the reckoning for bigger laurels, writes V.V. SUBRAHMANYAM.
Concorde XI victorious
CONCORDE XI won the title in the M. Shermal Jain memorial trophy cricket tournament by beating Pot Market XI by four wickets in the final conducted at the Gymkhana grounds recently. The tournament, which was sponsored by M. Shermal Jain Group and ...
Eating Out
Cooked in traditional style
The ongoing Grand Maa's food mela at Coastal Spice offers time-tested recipes.
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