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Wounds of war A paradise still The scars are there everywhere. Yet it is safer than a lot of other places and the tourist potential remains untapped.
CRAFT 
Cutting edge creativityJewellery made of plastic, paper, recycled material, hair... are no longer in the realm of imagination. Abhushan – World Crafts Council's international jewellery summit to be held in New Delhi in February – celebrates contemporary jewellery at its best. The show just got bigger Three years old, the India Art summit is back this year and will see over 500 artists take part in the three-day event commencing on January 21. A hall of mirrors Zerin Anklesaria reviews the Exhibition of the Art of Anish Kapoor which is on in Mumbai till January 16, and briefly evaluates his achievement.
Reconnect within The Dancing Girl of Mohenjo-daro reminds you why a visit to museums is essential, writes TULSI BADRINATH
Inspired by IndiaAward-winning British filmmaker Christopher Mitchell looks at individual stories to portray larger issues. Here, he talks about why India and West Asia remain an endless source of fascination. CONVERSATIONS 
‘I think of myself as a dramatist'Well-known filmmaker Oliver Stone tells RANJAN DAS GUPTA why most of his movies – “Platoon”, “Wall Street” or “World Trade Center” – are based on events that changed the world.
JOURNEYS IN MUSIC 
Rhythms of timeBy the 15th century, the basis of classical music had undergone major changes. T.M. KRISHNA traces the contributions of the Haridasas and Annamacharya to the evolution of Carnatic music as we know it today.
DEMOCRACY IN CRISIS: READERS RESPOND Is it ‘them' against ‘us'? The buck starts here, says Pradipta Borgohain, Guwahati, Assam, because ‘them' is ‘us'… People run the system We need to get more professional in our practice of patriotism, says B. SMITHA RAO, Mangalore, Karnataka. Ensuring accountability We need an effective citizen's council, says D.P. RAMACHANDRAN, Chennai, Tamil Nadu.
Funerals or roadshows?Are funerals with State honours intrusive, used more for political mileage? The dead deserve a more dignified treatment says, K. KUNHIKRISHNAN. A look at the practice and the ongoing debate around the issue in Kerala…
EMOTIONAL QUOTIENT When tragedy strikes… To whom or what do we turn today in moments of crisis? SUDHA UMASHANKER talks to a cross-section of people to find out. Putting yourself back together Grief and loss can be debilitating but can be overcome. MANSI PODDAR tells you how.
Reignite the traditional Sindhi food survived Partition and migration. Here is a cookbook that celebrates this wonderful culinary tradition.
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