| 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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| 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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