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A song for all occasionsThough he is mainly known as a ghazal singer, Talat Aziz has sung for films, faced the camera and experimented with musical forms. In a chat with ARCHANA SUBRAMANIAN, he recalls the highs and lows of his three-decades in the music field. TÊTE-À-TÊTE 
No full stops for himHe won't let age or failure dent his confidence. India's greatest romantic actor Dev Anand takes time off from the making of his latest film “Charge Sheet”, to chat about why he just can't stop working and on the golden age of Hindi films.
TIME OUT 
Designed to pleaseDeclared “World Design Capital” for 2012, architecture, covering a wide range from neo-classical to functionalist to art nouveau buildings, is an important aspect of the experience of Helsinki… FOOTLOOSE 
As a fort comes aliveChitradurga fort, like most other forts in the country, has its own treasury of legends and stories. And if you happen to have an imaginative guide, it's magic to see them take narrative shape.
DESIGN TALK Funky yet traditional Designer Puja Arya reinvents traditional hand block prints into boho-chic patterns. Here's what she had to say about her inspirations and couture. STYLE QUOTIENT Bagged it yet? Bags are not just something to stuff things into; they are the latest fashion statement.
SPOTLIGHT Spell bound to success If spelling was always your bête noire, meet the stars of the Spelling Bee contest held recently at Washington D.C to get a glimpse of their prowess… DEVELOPMENT 
Dreams within reachWhile the landmark Right to Education Act takes the promise of primary education to more than eight million children, there are still many lacunae on the ground. But, as the Shiksha Adhikar Yatra, conducted by Dalit organisations in UP and Rajasthan showed, citizens now have the tools to demand and receive effective governance.
Enter, folk theatreHabib Tanvir, a vibrant personality and theatre person whose work was inspired by elements as wide-ranging as folk-theatre and Shakespeare, passed away on June 8 last year. JAVED MALICK recalls his life and times…
INDULGE For that hard day's night Bonobo, Mumbai's only interactive bar, may be named after a monkey but it's also a great place to chill out.
HEALTHWATCH ‘There are no support groups…' With not much information or support, those who care for patients with Parkinson's disease find themselves struggling. SYEDA FARIDA talks to the few support groups in India about what more needs to be done.
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