| Vol 9 Issue 11-12 September 03-16 |
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| Paris, Jet' Aime |
World cinema goes mainstream on home videos, multiplexes and TV channels
by Namrata Joshi |
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ART
Geety Natiq |
Afghan artist whose work, among those of eighteen others, was on show in Delhi recently
interviewed by Shruti Ravindran |
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| Jazz On The Ektara |
That Beatsian year—of tantra, drugs, peace and poetry
by Prabodh Parikh |
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| School meals make all the difference |
A hungry child can hardly be expected to concentrate in studies; schools meals are proven to lead to better academic performance
by Alamgir Khan |
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The Carbon Conspiracy
The article on the Carbon Conspiracy [The Carbon Conspiracy Vol. 7, Issue 13, September 19-25, 2008] was very interesting, very informative. It is most reprehensible that the developed countries are exploiting the poorer countries of the world like Bangladesh. It is worse that Bangladesh falls into their trap. Why should we stunt our growth so they can get richer faster?
Mahmudur Rahman
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| Terror and the Economy |
A stable economy can give a boost to the fight against terror and Pakistan's resilient business community gives hope
by IKRAM SEHGAL |
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| Raised To The Power Of N... |
With great power comes great responsibility. Is Superpower India up to this tall task?
by Seema Sirohi |
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| Agenda 21 and World Tourism Day |
Agenda 21 and World Tourism Day
This year World Tourism Day focuses on the phenomenon of climate change
by Mohammad Shahidul Islam |
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