 The
name Hitchcock stands for mystery, suspense, and fear. As a maker of
suspense films, he was unique because, although he was not a writer,
it is largely because of his films that the mystery novel is one of
the most popular genres of fiction today. To be read again and again,
a mystery story has to be more than a mere puzzle, and Hitchcock knew
this better than anyone else. And as the world celebrates his 101st
birthday, his influence is as strong as ever, writes Kuldip
Dhiman
Bagagahana:
Where the herons flock,
by Monalisa Jena
"I
love the fact that men have huge egos",
by Vimla Patil
When work gives pleasure,
by Raj K Machhan
Was
Akkadian the language of the Indus Valley civilisation?
by Ajay Pratap
Singh
When
animals give hearts to men,
by Satyendra R.
Shukla
DREAM
THEME: Snakes
and the subconscious,
by Vinaya Katoch
Manhas
Spreading
sunshine with a smile,
by I.M. Soni
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