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Sunday, March 12, 2006
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When Bush comes to shove
HERITAGE Rest havens of yore The chatrams built by the Maratha rulers of Thanjavur are ornate wonders. Yet, many are rented out as storage spaces or simply abandoned.
ART The geometry of representation A landmark exhibition in Washington celebrates the work of Paul Cezanne.
LENSVIEW India through her eyes At 92, Homai Vyarawalla, India's first and most famous woman photojournalist, remains as active as ever. NOSTALGIA A murder, a book and a movie Truman Capote's unusual non-fiction novel, In Cold Blood, is still popular.
CRAFT He sells seashells Some teaching, some learning, sums up Denis Kenward's experience in the Andamans.
Stark splendour`John Claude White was a civil engineer by education, a colonial administrator by profession and a photographer by vocation. His photographs of the Himalayas were taken from 1883-1908... Wherever he travelled, he photographed the world around ...
TRIBUTE Doomsayers and doomslayers On the 25th anniversary of Julian Simon's famous bet on the future of the planet, a look at the ways in which we see our tomorrow.
IMPRESSIONS Hotfooting it in Shravanabelagola Normally sleepy and laidback, the town wakes up once in 12 years.
CONSERVATION New lease of life Temple tanks used to have a central role in village life once. Can they be rejuvenated?
CINEMA Kamikaze idealism Is "Rang de Basanti" as politically vibrant as made out to be?
ECG: Myths and facts The ECG is an indispensable tool but there are many wrong ideas about its use. HEALTH WATCH Sole survival Pay some attention to your feet and you won't regret it. It's a symptom Jaundice occurs during the course of many diseases. Look for the actual cause. Home remedies A book issued by the WHO is full of easy-to-make cures for common ailments.
FINE DINING Oz on a platter Great wines and innovative cuisine. Culinary tastes Down Under have a sparkle of their own.
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