Online edition of India's National Newspaper
Saturday, April 06, 2002
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Online edition of India's National Newspaper Saturday, April 06, 2002 |
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Wild and sporty 
Simply summerYoung World gives you a list of interesting books to read. And the fun part is that you can send in a review of any of these books - maybe the one you enjoyed the most. Make sure its within 300 words. We have divided the books into ... Say cheese... shutter bugs Learn to see like the camera. A unique learning experience awaits you all. Structured to sharpen your photographic skills and develop a sense of aesthetics. Practise and learn with professional cameras. As part of the Newspaper in Education ... Treasure from Travancore Many beautiful coins in different metals were minted by the Travancore kings. Their earliest coins were hand-made. 
Isle of bonesNative Americans, the Spanish and the pirates enriched its past. Situated at the southern - most tip of Florida, U.S. Key West remains a quaint town... 
Simply summerIt is the common cry of most parents that their children spend too much time watching television and too little time reading. And there are others who feel that reading for pleasure is just a waste of time; instead the children should read ... 
Tappattam among tulipsSixteen- year-old R. Rajkumar, from Reddiarpalayam, Thanjavur, is a Tappattam dancer who has been selected to dance at the World Children's Festival in the Netherlands in May 2002. The group will tour the Netherlands and Belgium (May 25 — ... Nine lives No two authors have written about the cat in the same way. Some have written of wild cats some of fun-loving cats and some even of literary cats. Purr-fect, don't you think? 
On the other sideThey are like me... but still we are different. Tomorrow when I become a doctor I want to work for them. They need help and I want to help them," says a Std. VII student from Bala Vidya Mandir, Chennai. To her and all her classmates who visited a ... It's their world too In the name of Science, rabbits, guinea pigs, rats and mice are experimented upon. There are alternative methods of experimentation that does not involve animals. The least we can do is to stop using drugs, medicines, cosmetics that have been ... Epics come alive A dance ballet, with song and dialogue... The Chindu Yakshagana takes you on a journey of excitement and discovery. 
Lily of the valleyLily is the common name for a family comprising more than 250 genera and about 4,000 species of mostly herbaceous flowering plants. Some are cultivated as food crops: onions, garlic and leeks. The lily flowers may be trumpet, cup, bell and bowl ...
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