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Inspiring to dream
After Chacha Nehru, President Kalam has been interacting with children across the country. On his recent visit to Hyderabad, he spent some time with students of Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan Public School, Jubilee Hills. SYEDA FARIDA reports.
Lifestyle
Elegant silhouettes
Poonam Bhagat (Taika) and Usha Bagri (Apusha) showcase their winter collection at Oorja for three days starting today.

Stunning creations
The exhibition and sale of Neelima Lal's line at Indulge is a chance to refurbish your party wardrobe.
Arts & Crafts
Of colour, form and space
The ongoing art show by Rahim Mirza at the Daira Centre for Arts and Crafts gives a glimpse of the artist's sensitive and clever juxtaposing of colour, form and space.
Harmonious art
HIRALAL KHIMJI just befits the expression `a born artist'. Without any formal training in any form of art, except in the Ikebana School of Japanese Flower Arrangement, in which he was perhaps the first man to acquire a diploma in Japan itself, ...
Personality
Couturing magic
Poonam Bhagat's label `Taika' means magic, and she is endeavouring to create it in her ensembles which are marked by an understated elegance.
Webware
Sites on call
It is boom time for call centres. Learn the intricacies of this integral part of business process outsourcing. Browse these sites for all you want to know about the call centre industry.
Sport
Champions of the future
The new velodrome at the Osmania University campus has come as a boon to upcoming cyclists to develop their speed and endurance. Two youngsters with tremendous potential are C. Sai Krishna and V. Ishwarya, writes ABHIJIT SEN GUPTA.
Awesome foursome
Gayle, Hinds, Sarwan and Samuels scripted the West Indies victory in the one-day series at Vijayawada with some amazing performances, writes V. V. SUBRAHMANYAM.
Events
Multi-cultural creative production
`Dust', a collaborative effort of noted choreographers Anita Ratnam and American Mark Taylor, based on the writing of Alexandra David Neel, will be premiered in India for the first time at Ravindra Bharati on November 30. This focuses on the kineti c and aesthetic potentials of mixing traditional Bharatanatyam and contemporary post-modern movement forms.
A celebration of crystal
Considering the growing number of crystal collectors in the city, Swarowski is organising a Crystal Fest at the showroom in Topaz Building, Punjagutta on November 29 and 30.
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