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Some old teachers The teachers were of various sorts. Some had a way with words, others fumbled and made heavy going of expressing themselves, reminisces J.VASANTHAN.
Glamour and Goodwill Model, actress, film producer, foodie and now, the new informal ambassador to UNIFEM. Padma Lakshmi in conversation with T. KRITHIKA REDDY
Organic options Natural pesticides are an alternative to chemicals that harm land and water resources
A walk in the clouds Ambanaad: don't bring your world here; escape it, says SOMA BASU
Inimitable VisuVISU DOES not mince words. Initially, his frankness takes you by surprise, and soon you begin to respect the man for it. The yesteryear master of family drama in cinema is today's chat show doyen on the small screen. It is more than 10 years ... 
EnigmaticTELUGU MEGA star Chiranjeevi's younger brother Pawan Kalyan, himself a star after eight films, is still an enigma. Unlike Chiru, Pawan is aloof and hardly interacts with the media. Last week, he celebrated his birthday quietly by doing some ... Mushy musical FANS OF Salman Khan and Preity Zinta who love mushy romantic tales can make plans to see "Dil Ne Jise Apna Kahaa" (DNJAK) releasing this Friday. Salman is a media tycoon who falls in love with a doctor played by Preity Zinta whose only aim in ... 
Packaged entertainment"CHELLAMAY", PRODUCED by GJ Cinemas and released last Friday, is hot in the trade not for its stars but for the catchy promos and teaser trailers with lots of glamour in the form of Reema Sen. The film boasts an excellent technical crew and ... Worthy sequel IN HOLLYWOOD'S summer of sequels, the only one which was not torn apart by critics is "The Bourne Supremacy", which was released in India last Friday. It is a worthy sequel to "The Bourne Identity" based on Robert Ludlum's spy character suffering ...
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