The Tribune Spectrum
Sunday, July 15, 2001


ART & LITERATURE
'ART AND SOUL
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TIME OFF
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The Bumpy Road to Peace

Economic Cooperation, and not Jehad, Shows the Way

In the 21st century, religion cannot be a unifying force, but economic well-being can be a major cementing force between two hostile peoples. The USA is a shining example of the success of a modern nation-state based on shared economic prosperity. Herein lies the lesson for President Pervez Musharraf and Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpayee, writes Hari Jaisingh

 
Week Specials

EXCLUSIVE
A VIEW FROM ISLAMABAD

Agra Summit: Cautious Optimism in Pakistan
by I. A. Rahman
T
HE mood in Pakistan is predominantly one of optimism, despite the fact that neither the Pakistani media nor the public at large has displayed the kind of euphoria about the Vajpayee-Musharraf meeting as is being witnessed in India probably because of a belief in the hosts’ need to demonstrate their bona fides. Indeed the average citizen is less inclined than General Pervez Musharraf to use the prefix ‘cautious’.

While in Germany, do as Germans do
by Anjali Majumdar
H
E stopped his scooter and beckoned to us to cross the road, a busy and narrow one. His wife got off the pillion but he stayed put, helmet on. He wanted my husband to report on some trouble at the bank’s zonal office. He is a doughty union leader, and knows that we both write on bank matters.

Why you should...
...not be an early riser


SUNDAY ACTIVITY: Bust those odious rust stains

VIP TOON TALES
by Ranga

BRIDGE: Points for holding honours
by Omar Sharif

DREAM THEME: Dreaming of fruits
by Vinaya Katoch Manhas

  Week Specials
 

ART AND SOUL : The arts of heraldry
by B.N. Goswamy

TELEVISION : It’s time to stop shaking and move on
by Mukesh Khosla

MOVIE MAGICFortune smiles on Fardeen
by Madhur Mittal

HOLLYWOOD HUESGreat actor who played the little guy
by Vikramdeep Johal

GARDEN LIFE Get rid of malformed shoots
by Satish Narula

TRAVEL: In the land of adventurers and travellers
by Sushil Kaur

KEEPING FIT : The trouble that is tuberculosis
by B.K. Sharma

SPEAKING GENERALLY : What do technology & history offer?
by Chanchal Sarkar

LIFE TIES A sportsman  spirit   to  see  you through life
by Taru Bahl

FEEDBACK : What about Sikhs abroad?

Book Reviews

Running hospitals as business houses
Review by
Uma Vasudeva

The man who said it all, and impeccably
Review by Rumina Sethi

Feminism is frail and fighting fit
Review by Nicci Gerrard

More about Sai Trinity
Review by M.L. Sharma

These women still live in medieval times
Review by Padam Ahlawat

Where Ambedkar scored heavily
Review by Rajiv Lochan

Tinkering with the school system
Review by S.P. Dhawan

How to save the aborigines
Review by Harbans Singh

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