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Paradox of Indian art
IN CONVERSATION 
A lifetime in musicHe is a picture of dignity and concentration as he sits on a chair to sing, his frail frame belying a rich and fluid voice, and a towering personality. At 84, he continues to make waves.KIRANAVALI VIDYASAN in a heart-to-heart chat with him during his recent visit to the US...
MEDIA 
Rural newspaper revolutionAs newspapers proliferate in rural areas, what kind of changes are they causing? SEVANTI NINAN takes a look with SUSHMITA MALAVIYA in Madhya Pradesh.
CONSERVATION 
Eco time-bombThe vanishing forests of Jammu and Kashmir are affecting the State's environment and economy. LUV PURI writes of the urgent need to stop the rampant deforestation. The magic of Corbett SHOBHA MENON journeys through this exclusive stronghold of the tiger. Break the Kyoto deadlock ANIKET ALAM surveys the "people-to-people" carbon trading as a solution to the impasse over the Kyoto Protocol.
CULTURE 
Away, but at homeThe Chilika Lake in Orissa is home to thousands of migratory birds from November to February every year. Bhubaneswar, the capital city, is the centre of another kind of migration, around the same time. Dancers from the East and the West flock to this temple city to learn Odissi from the masters, finds H. BALAKRISHNAN. 
Tomato medleyWash and chop the tomatoes. Heat a pan, pour the oil, heat well and add the mustard seeds and curry leaves. Let the seeds splutter. Add the chopped tomatoes and stir well. Add the sugar, salt, masala and cover and cook till the ... DESTINATION Big time small town There's more to Cannes than the film festival, writes LEKHA J. SHANKAR. CITYSCAPES A changing facade Calcutta was a traditional city while Kolkata is hip and happening. Reflections by NEHA PRASAD.
HEALTHWATCH Aging changes of the eye Age can cause many eye-related problems. Dr. A. MAHALINGAM explores treatment options. Embarrassing problem Why does bedwetting occur in some children and what can parents do to help them?
IMAGES City unplugged Every urban centre has its still moments. A look at a book that captures them.
MOON SIGNS By Khousikan What is the marriage prospect of a girl with Kanya Lagna, Guru and Moon in second; sun and Venus in third; Mercury in fourth; Mars and Rahu in the sixth; Saturn in the eighth and Kethu in the 12th. Date of birth December 6, 1969 and time 2.20 a.m.
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