The Tribune Spectrum
Sunday, November 26, 2000


ART & LITERATURE
'ART AND SOUL
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New States; Old Issues
(UTTARANCHAL)    (JHARKHAND)   (CHHATTISGARH)    

Why was the decision to carve out new states taken? Obviously, because smaller states are easily and more effectively governable. There are greater chances of their speedy economic development. Political compulsions are another explanation. There was also no clash of interests between the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance and the Congress, the principal opposition party. The other political forces, except for the Leftists, preferred to fall in line, adopting the least controversial course available, writes Syed Nooruzzaman

  Week Specials

 
Saying bye to Basu,
by Chanchal Sarkar

Icons of the new age,
by Vimla Patil

DREAM THEME: What colour do you see?
by Vinaya Katoch Manhas

Delightful Dilwara,
by Shona Adhikari

Mirpur Day: The wounds are still fresh,
by Sansar Chandra

The cameraman calls the shots,
by N. Kunju

The significance of OM,
by S.S. Bhatti

Heritage: Will the Qutub Minar stand tall again ?
by
Saikat Neogi

  Week Specials
 

BOLLYWOOD BHELPURI : Wanted: A fairy godmother for Sonali Bendre!
by Madhur Mittal

TELEVISION: Chandigarh children on a winning spree,
by
Mukesh Khosla

NATURE: Meet the ultimate killing machine!
by
Nutan Shukla

WHAT'S COOKING?: Art of cooking arbi
by Geetu

SCENE STEALERS: The smell of success,
by
Belu Maheshwari

LIFE TIES: Let grief run its course,
by
Taru Bahl

FEEDBACK: The new woman: Still a myth?

 
Book Reviews

Women writers in Hindi on top and soaring
Review by
  Satya Pal Sehgal

The much maligned philosopher
Review by
V. N. Datta

Roots of corruption in society
Review by
Randeep Wadehra 

High linguistics in local language
Review by Jaspal Singh

Bribe and official bragging
Review by Kuldip Kalia

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