Online edition of India's National Newspaper
Sunday, December 23, 2001
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Online edition of India's National Newspaper Sunday, December 23, 2001 |
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The attack on Parliament: The truth about our democracy CASTE OFF 
From software to nowhereThe country faces another problem where trouble in the agricultural sector alters the lives of those dependent on it ... . In Anantapur district, a first class graduate is now a waiter, because the crisis in farming in Andhra Pradesh's countryside is affecting education. Talented students are having to discontinue their studies, says noted journalist P. SAINATH. More
Reluctant celebrityGeorge Harrison, known for his gentle spirit quite unlike any of the other Beatles, tread a path of his own till the end. G. DWARAKANATH writes on the legend's search for spiritual solace. More TRIBUTE 
Nation's conscienceC. Rajagopalachari was not only a freedom fighter; his long battle against the evils of drink, untouchability, corruption, and even the deployment of nuclear weapons, marks him as one of the best statesmen who ever lived, says K. VEDAMURTHY. Remembering Rajaji on his death anniversary which falls on December 25. More
Singapore's stationary arkAfter passing through a shopping arcade, get ready to watch 8,000 birds at Jurong. RANJIT LAL on a `must do'. More
Smell of black rain `India and Pakistan under a Nuclear Shadow' is a film which awakens one to the fact that just because the world has lived with the threat of nuclear war, it cannot live with it forever. VASANTHA SURYA takes a look. More
Lavish festive spreadSOME people say Christmas is about family, some say it's about traditions, some say it's about toys, some say it's about sales. Come on! We all know what's really important ... . The reindeer has been harnessed and the sleigh has been loaded up ... More TRADITION 
Eat, drink and be GermanAt Christmas time, every square and plaza in Germany is transformed, says GEETA DOCTOR. It's not the fir trees ablaze with coloured lights that attract the crowds, but the small stalls stocked with foodstuffs even from India. More 
Synonyms for greenIs Ireland a nation or a notion, wonders an Indian backpacker. More ART 
When the body meets the cityIn the very act of representing female subjectivity, women artists might end up creating an image as exotic as the ones routinely produced by patriarchal culture. Hema Upadhyay, a Baroda-trained artist who has just exhibited her work at Gallery Chemould, Mumbai, brings her own artistic resolutions to bear upon the investigation of this challenging genre, writes NANCY ADAJANIA. More CULTURE 
Celebrating AndalA two-day festival organised recently by the Prakriti Foundation, Chennai, focussed on the multi-faceted personality of Andal in Tamil literature. PREMA NANDAKUMAR writes. More
A sniffle-free guideA common cold is caused by viruses. Syrups and tablets are meant to provide only temporary relief from symptoms. DR. ALPANA UTTURE offers a few tips to help you get through a cold without much discomfort this winter. More 
Staying healthyHERE is a practical and easy-to-read book to help you understand your body, and to look after your health better. It features system studies, instant remedies, ready to refer guides, crisis management, medical tips, prevention and cure and ... More
By Laurie Baum The week ahead
MOON SIGNS By Khousikan What is Gaja-Kesari Yoga and what are its effects?
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