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Sunday, February 05, 2006
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Shadow over the Haj
TRIBUTE Benign presence Remembering Sethu Lakshmi Bayi, regent of Travancore, as a queen and a grandmother.
Flamenco rhythms Bettina Castano's flamenco performances use a variety of regional music thus setting it apart.
SHORT STORY The liberated woman
Nature's wonderland Breathtaking views and unspoiled nature... a trip through Norway is a feast for the eye. TIME OUT Walk on the dark side Tourism need not always be bright and bubbly. Sometimes, the macabre can also attract.
CUISINE Romancing food A wonderful journey into Italian cuisine.
HISTORY The pilgrim's progress ... diverse and truly global The Haj seeks to reinforce equality among fellow Muslims, irrespective of differences in race, wealth or nationality. GENDER ISSUES 
What about safety in public spaces?The responsibility for preventing violence against women lies with society as a whole, not with women alone. A safety audit was conducted in Delhi to check its safety parameters.
IMAGES Stunning moments from the wild The world's best photographic images "of the splendour, drama and variety of life on Earth" are on display at the Australian Museum, Sydney.
CONSERVATION Twist in the langur tale How common is the common Hanuman Langur?
HEALTH WATCH Shoulder in trouble Injuries of the shoulder in sportspersons can be set right with minimally invasive surgery. Computers in surgery Computer navigated surgery reduces the scope of human error and increases the success rate of such operations.
Realm of the lamasHimalayan Buddhist Monasteries gives a glimpse of the mystical vibrant and serene world of Buddhist monasteries, locally known as gompas. Buddhist ceremonies, funeral rituals, festivals and dances re-enacting sacred historical events are ... 
Holistic and healthyA book that brings the body to centre stage. Healthy Living with Ayurveda provides an understanding of the prakruti (constitution) of the person, highlighting the necessity of personal participation and adaptations to seasonal changes, dietary ...
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