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Carrying on with confidence
Cross-cultural sensitivity To imbibe the best of different cultures requires an open mind
Return of the Rajapalayam There is a move to popularise Indian breeds and the focus now falls on the Rajapalayam. PRINCE FREDERICK writes
Mosquito repellents can cause cancer Those who seek short-term relief can rely on repellents. However, it is dangerous to use them continually over a long period of time, say experts.
The price of praise Praise creates commitment, it creates the urge to maintain the name earned, writes V. IRAI ANBU
THE victims have lost their food, cloth and shelter, the primary needs of a man, in tsunami. This can be restored to everyone. But, what about the lost lives, including their children, parents and grand ...
Shooting for success SYED MUTHAHAR SAQAF traces Tiruchi Football Association's success story.
Symphony in gold Solidago, with its beautiful blooms, is a florist's delight
Canopied wonder Long Wood Shola: a pocket of peace that survives miraculously, says SUBHA J RAO
Pedalling with problems M. BALAGANESSIN writes about the slow death of a once flourishing trade.
Double billTRISHA HAS done it again. "Tirupachi", her Pongal release in Tamil, and "Nuvvostanante Nenoddantana", her Sankranthi release in Telugu, have been declared super hits by the trade. In fact, her "Nuvvostanante Nenoddantana", directed by Prabhu ... 
Light-hearted comedyACTOR-WRITER Sreenivasan along with Mohanlal has given some memorable comedy films in Malayalam. After a break, the duo are back with "Udayananu Tharam" which marks the directorial debut of Rosshan Andrrews. The film, with the script by ... Celebrity hunt MADHUR BHANDARKAR, who was in the news for all the wrong reasons some time back, is ready with his "Page 3", featuring Konkana Sen Sharma, Boman Irani, Tara Sharma and Atul Kulkarni. The film takes a look at the lifestyle of celebrities in a big ... 
Ghai's epic dramaSUBHASH GHAI, the showman of Hindi cinema, is all set for the release of his most ambitious project "Kisna", this Friday. This epic tale, set in the 1930s, was shot in the beautiful Himalayan region. It revolves around Kisna (Vivek Oberoi), a man ...
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