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Brave new worlds beckon Be what you want to be... Even as it becomes all-pervasive, the Net is simultaneously shrinking into specialised communities and platforms of personal expression like Twitter.
IN CONVERSATION On a mythical tangent In a free wheeling chat, author Dr. Devdutt Pattanaik discusses his passion for myths and folklore and how he uses them in the corporate world.
Can privatisation help? With the Right to Education Bill, we will have a need for more schools. We can’t leave it to the private sector to meet this demand.
CUISINE Symphony from bygone kitchens From the crevices of Delhi’s prolific past, comes a forgotten culinary legacy, Dehlvi.
ECO-RETREAT 
River rendezvousWatch thousands of Terns in the breeding season or plan a rendezvous with the big cats. Either way, you can’t go wrong with the River Tern Lodge… FOOTLOOSE Who moved the cheese, now? A hoary tradition in Holland evolves successfully into a tourist attraction…
LANDSCAPES Welcome back, warblers The Greenish Warbler’s migration is a brave voyage of survival and connectedness that surmounts national boundaries and differences. CONSERVATION Wildlife is on the brink… … and it is high time we took a critical look at our conservation realities and policies. 
Citizens for a clean earthThe photo, sent by Mohan Ranganathan of Chennai, shows plastic and rubbish strewn by irresponsible tourists near the Berijam Lake, Kodaikanal, a hill station in South India. But this eyesore could very well be anywhere else in the ...
Passion for numbers Remembering mathematician P.K. Srinivasan, whose innovative teaching methods opened up a new world for school children, on his birth anniversary.
HEALTHWATCH 
A forgotten killerPneumonia is treatable yet it is one of the leading causes of infant mortality. With November 2 now observed as World Pneumonia Day, we need to take a second look at immunisation programmes. DOC TALK Where’s the toothpick? If you need to use a toothpick, you definitely need to see the dentist.
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