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Mani unpluggedWHEN MANI speaks, you don't count. What starts off as an interview can take the form of a lecture, a book reading session, or simply a refresher course on the past or present depending less on your appetite, more on his volition. What ...
For a fresh feel THE SECRET behind a healthy and a glowing skin is the maximum consumption of water. Rather, it is an open secret for many. And, as summer is approaching, the need to take more and more water increases if you are willing to prevent your skin from ...
Cooking up a treat Do you cook up a storm instead of delectable meals? Here's a new cookery book to take solace in.
Truth, lies, memoriesLIVING AWAY from the media glare, Aabid Surti has been at his creative best. Author of over 80 books, including "The Black Book", "The Golf Widow", "The Cages", "The Sufi" and now this latest, "In the Name of Rama" (Anhad). As a screenplay ...
Simply Saigal On the occasion of K.L. Saigal's birth centenary, Delhi paid a melodious musical tribute through a set of talented singers. RANA SIDDIQUI reports. `Technology has killed music' `Technology must be used to enhance the work of musicians. Not replace them' — Vasundhara
A chilly harmony this!`THERE IS nothing like a wrong note in music, there is only poor chorus,' says Dambar Bahadur Budaprithi. Who? Relax, this is the name our best-known Jazz musician was born with in Nepal before his father got inspired by Louis Armstrong and named ...
Night buzz WHAT DO you do when you don't have the time for shopping? Over the weekends, you might be busy partying with friends and relatives. But what if you were given the chance to party at the same time as you shop, that too, under the stars? Well, now ...
A sliver of the SistersThe NEW! Katha Utsav, a three-day festival on writings from the North-East is set to change old perceptions this April. SANGEETA BAROOAH PISHAROTY gives a curtain raiser.
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