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Medieval Delhi, safer DelhiIT IS a fact that Delhi was much safer 30 years ago, better still in British times and equally secure during the days of the Great Moghuls. A police medical authority, which carried out a survey in the 1960s, concluded that most murders in Delhi ...
AT IT AGAIN! Armed with a new bag of gags, Shekhar Suman is all set to storm our TV sets again. SANGEETA BAROOAH PISHAROTY catches up with the super wit. 
Time for the Taj to disappear?MAGIC JUST stepped out of the pages of J.K. Rowling's works and took a bow, no not Harry Potter, more an Albus Dumbledore but no occidental version this. K. Lal is the kohl-eyed veteran magician with much the same talents who has been regaling ...
Conjuring dreams of Arabia A NAME like `The fabric of the genii' conjures up images of the Arabian nights, kohl rimmed eyes and dreamlike fabrics. Ashima-Leena's fall/winter collection was hardly as exotic as all that but pretty nevertheless and if we were to call the ...
Daddy's day out...HERE COMES a good, clean comedy that makes you smile, that makes you laugh. Steve Carr's is a sunshine film you should watch when you get the blues. Of course you can watch it when the kids insist on a day out too. Also, just sit through this ... 
SparshHERE COMES a good, clean comedy that makes you smile, that makes you laugh. Steve Carr's is a sunshine film you should watch when you get the blues. Of course you can watch it when the kids insist on a day out too. Also, just sit through this ... Now showing... across India Delhiites can catch up with "Matrix Revolutions" this week. Just like the cinemagoers the world over, says ANUJ KUMAR 
Baghban reaping rich fruitRAVI CHOPRA'S "Baghban" has got more fertiliser to keep the cash crop growing at the box-office. The film has become tax-free from this past week in Delhi for promoting values. "We applied for tax free status on October 9 on discovering after a ...
Banana Leaf puts shops in the shade Banana Leaf restaurant offers a wide variety of South Indian food at affordable prices, says SUMITRA SENAPATY.
Designs at your feetCALL IT confusion or choice, but one thing is sure with prices getting competitive and every other day designers displaying their collection, which though barring a few are hard to separate from each other, customer is ruling the designer roost ... 
An explosion of creativity...THE INNUMERABLE arts of Rajasthan amply make up for its lack of water. Whether in food and fairs, textiles, performing arts or crafts, it would be hard to match Rajasthan for sheer variety - a variety that has been beautifully captured in Brij ...
Special Correspondent reports...COMPLETION of 150 episodes of a tele-soap is no big deal these days, especially if it is a daily show and can hold the interest of a housewife looking for some entertainment after a long day. But, for a hardcore news programme like "Special ...
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