The Tribune Spectrum
Sunday, July 16, 2000




An Unequal Alliance At one time, India was the land of swayamvars. Draupadi had stated her objections publicly and refused to consider Karan as her suitor. Indeed, our folklore is replete with instances wherein women not only exercised marital choice but also had an upper hand in such alliances. In modern India, however, it is the urban, educated and professional men who call the shots, writes Nonika Singh

Week Specials

Call of the tragopan,
by
Rajiv Kalsi

Quaint relics of the past,
by
Rajnish Wattas

Tribute to a valiant soldier,
by
Pritam Singh Sidhu

In praise of a perfect language,
by
P.D. Shastri

Where sick birds flock together,
by
H.C. Ger

  Week Specials
 
'ART AND SOUL:  Measuring time in Japan,
by
B.N. Goswamy

FITNESS: 
When chubby isn’t cute,
by
Anup Deb Nath


GARDEN LIFE:  Much-in-demand dracaenas,
by
Satish Narula

TELEVISION: Television to the rescue,
by
Mukesh Khosla

BOLLYWOOD BHELPURI: This ‘Kunwara’ is crazy,
by
Madhur Mittal

SCENE STEALERS: Carry on, Jeev,
by
Belu Maheshwari

WIDE ANGEL: It is a question of identity,
by
Ervell E. Menezes

TIME OFF:
Retreat from Naulakha,
by
Manohar Malgonkar


LIFE TIES: Grow wherever life puts you down,
by
Taru Bahl

FEEDBACK: Of mangoes, melodies and movies
Book Reviews

Speed is not always good
Review by
Ramandeep Johl

Pop culture is king
Review  by
Shelley Walia

How NWFP was won and lost
Review  by
B.R. Nanda

Blame it on your genes
Review  by
Satya P. Gautam

India baiters: outsiders and insiders
Review  by
Akshaya Kumar

Osho goes Sufi and thrills you
Review by
M.L. Sharma

 

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