Online edition of India's National Newspaper
Sunday, December 30, 2007
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Online edition of India's National Newspaper Sunday, December 30, 2007 |
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THE STATE OF THE NATION Art as spectacle Despite increasing interest, the autonomy and subversive potential of art seem threatened. THE STATE OF THE NATION No guarantees There’s plenty to look forward to in the sporting arena, both national and international. THE STATE OF THE NATION New future aesthetic Filmmakers need to grow beyond screening constraints and liberate the rigid frame that has regulated film viewings so far. THE STATE OF THE NATION Environmental challenges As various players jostle for access and control over natural resources, India needs a road map that could turn things around.
LOOKING BACK The great ideological split The 23rd annual session of the Congress, held in Surat in 1907, firmly entrenched the notion of Swaraj in people’s minds. MANOJ DAS
FACE TO FACE Sensitive touch Producer Peter Fudakowski talks about the making of the Oscar-winning film “Tsotsi”.
THEATRE Right kind of space In less than three years of existence, Bangalore’s Ranga Shankara completed 1000 shows in September this year.
Romancing Kongu Nadu Toronto-born Brenda Beck produces an animation series on the history of the Kongu region.
Sabbatical of the fugitive Mirik is an ideal place to lose, or find, oneself in.
A chance to dream SATHI, a Bangalore-based NGO, gives street and platform children a chance to start afresh in life.
The craft of difficult writing There are reasons, if you can call them that, why a writer would want to play games with the reader’s mind. SWAHA DAS and HARI NAIR
Trained to survive In villages across India, women are learning to face and cope with natural disasters.
EXPERIENCE Houseguests Being a reasonable host with a useable garden ensures a steady flow winged guests and a peek into the everyday details of avian antics. WILDLIFE TOURISM Tapping the ‘green’ Without a regulatory mechanism in place, tourism would end up as one more threat to our wildlife and the welfare of the local communities.
HEALTHWATCH A digestive disorder Keep an eye on kids who don’t seem to grow properly. They could be suffering from celiac disease. Clots in the lungs Breathlessness may not always be due to asthma or cardiac trouble.
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