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Saving lives ... at what cost?
IN THE NEWS Turmoil RITA MANCHANDA documents the constant struggle between the monarchy and democratic forces in Nepal. 
The ascent of KangchenjungaAge has not dimmed their enthusiasm or crystal clear memories and their spirit for adventure. And the 50 years of their first ascent of Kangchenjunga commemorate that spirit, says MEENA MENON, who profiles the three stars in The Himalayan Club's golden jubilee celebrations of that achievement. EVENT Dream run This year's Mumbai Marathon saw people running for many a cause. RONITA TORCATO writes about one such effort for the Pardhi tribals.
Yoga for allYOGA has become the new quick fix for people with a host of ailments. With its growing popularity, comes a range of books that teach yoga, ranging from a beginner's manual to erudite ones. Whether it is backache, blood pressure, insomnia or ...
TRADITION When colour thaws the chill It has, at best, the aura of a ballet, a Watteau, picnic painting, rather than a party. UDAY K. CHAKRABORTY on the Venice Carnival.
Musical pioneer LAKSHMI DEVNATH on the contribution of Tallapaka Annamacharya to music on his 502nd death anniversary on February 23. 
Nuances of the notesUstad Fariduddin Dagar is one of the oldest living exponents of the Dhrupad and his music makes serious demands on the listener, writes DEEPA GANESH after a chat with the maestro. Movie material V. GANGADHAR takes a look at the life of Howard Hughes, even as "The Aviator" based on his life seems set to storm the Oscars.
PERSONALITY 
Music of resistanceEthiopia was where the 60th birth anniversary of Robert Nesta Marley, better known as Bob Marley, was celebrated recently. It was a tribute to a ghetto-bred boy who had stood for peace, love and justice, and for the struggles of the impoverished and the powerless, says SHELLEY WALIA.
SOCIETY 
Page Three syndromeIt is stunning to see Mumbai's beautiful people turned in the space of two hours into ugly, pock marked individuals. AJIT DUARA comments on `Page 3', a satire on Mumbai's party world. ART 
Entering pictorial space`Resonance', an exhibition at the Art Musings gallery, Mumbai, brings together paintings by four distinguished artists: K.G. Subramanyan, S.H. Raza, Akbar Padamsee and Ram Kumar. RANJIT HOSKOTE explores their concerns.
HEALTHWATCH 
Second chance in sightThe loss of an eye can be traumatic especially because of the disfigurement it causes. Dr. C. SENTHIL NATHAN and Dr. MOHAN RAJAN look at the advances in eye surgery.
MOON SIGNS By Khousikan
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