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Sunday, November 28, 2004
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Crossing points
CRAFT A way of life Even after winning a national award, Luiram Diamond is struggling to sustain the craft of making blackware pottery, says KANCHI KOHLI.
LIFE 
Trapped, on a `H-4'Well qualified, English-speaking Indian women come to the U.S. to join their husbands who are H-1B visa holders. What follows next, for some, is a cycle of extreme abuse, says SHIVALI SHAH.
World AIDS Day falls on December 1: Youth speak Young people are all set to lead a national campaign against HIV/AIDS, says AKHILA SIVADAS. Hope in Rasipuram Most HIV positive mothers are able to have infection-free babies. Dr. N.M. SAMUEL documents a `success story' in interior Tamil Nadu. Second parenthood Grandparents could be faced with the responsibility of looking after children orphaned by AIDS, says NIMI KURIAN. 
Flood of troubleIt is an annual feature. Displaced from home and hearth, the flood-affected women of Assam suffer multiple ordeals with no respite in sight, says RINKU PEGU. MENTAL HEALTH Veiled disability Increased awareness and improved attitudes are required to empower the mentally disabled and help them lead fulfilling lives, writes Dr. R. THARA. MENTAL HEALTH Strangers in the mind A first-person account of what it is to be a schizophrenic.
IN CONVERSATION 
Challenging beatsHe brought Indian contemporary dance to centre stage and now works with differently-abled dancers. ADITI DE talks to Astad Deboo about his latest choreography for "Contraposition".
Curse reversed After 86 years, Boston's Red Sox won the baseball World Series, even overcoming a curse in the process. VIJAYSREE VENKATRAMAN comments.
CINEMA 
Blazing new trails"Neelakkuyil" was the first neo-realistic Malayalam film made in 1954. K.K. GOPALAKRISHNAN takes a look at the making of the film, which celebrates its golden jubilee. TRAVEL 
The colours of FallAs a child, she had seen it only in postcards. Then, on a lazy Saturday morning in September, PAPIYA BHATTACHARYA left for New Hampshire by road, to witness .... 
Idyllic IstraLast year, the National Geographic Traveller and Lonely Planet rated it as among the `Top 10 destinations in the world'. UDAY K. CHAKRABORTY finds out why. ART Bhajju in London Gond artist Bhajju Shyam talks to SHALINI UMACHANDRAN about his art exhibition in the U.K. and The London Jungle Book which was released recently. 
Mass and fluidityA sequence of mottled images grows on the paper through this interplay of black and white: sometimes the image grows slowly, as the water smears and blurs the crisp passage of the ink. RANJIT HOSKOTE records his responses to Vanita Gupta's recent works on paper.
HEALTHWATCH Fight the fat Fight obesity with acupuncture. Dr. M. MUTHUKUMAR tells you how.
SHORT STORY 
EscapedMILLER heard the thud when they had a few minutes to land. In fact, their descent into Delhi had already been announced, and all the passengers were sitting upright for landing. The thud must be the sound of the landing gear descending or one of ...
MOON SIGNS By Khousikan Queries Answered
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