Saturday, October 25, 2003

COLUMNS
SIGHT AND SOUND
THIS ABOVE ALL
STAMPED IMPRESSIONS
AUDIOSCAN
FASHION
NETPICK
FOR CHILDREN
CROSSWORD
WORD POWER
MIND GAMES
DID YOU KNOW...
RHYME TIME
ROOTS


I love success, and how!
It is hard to deny that TV artistes have now become brand names. The recognition enjoyed by these icons, some of whom are barely a few years old in the profession, is fulfilling and heady for them. It opens a hitherto unknown but pleasant avenue in their lives. How’s the walk along Success Lane? Gitanjali Sharma talks to some of the leading lights of the television screen and discovers interesting aspects to what it means to be recognised on the street.

The beads that bring relief
Navadeep Singh
RUDRAKSHA are the seeds of the fruit, which grows on rudraksha — elaeocarpus ganitrus — trees. The fruit, which constitutes of pulp and a thin outer skin, has seeds with varying mukha (facets). The rudraksha tree, which is as big as a banyan tree, grows in the Himalayan regions of India, Nepal, Indonesia, Java and Jakarta.
 

COLUMNS

SIGHT & SOUND: Back to the basics
by Amita Malik

ZEROING IN ON... The poet who keeps open house
by Aruti Nayar

THIS ABOVE ALL: The grace in Coetzee's Disgrace
by Khushwant Singh

STAMPED IMPRESSIONS: Being unfair to the police
 by Reeta Sharma

AUDIOSCAN: Now it’s Anu Malik’s brother
by ASC

REAL ESTATE: SAS Nagar scores over Panchkula
 by R.P. Malhotra

FASHION: Magic of Indian embroidery
 by Pinki Adil

NETPICK: Surgery
from Sunil Sharma

  FOR CHILDREN

CROSSWORD — by Karuna Goswamy

WORD POWER — All for the best
 by Prerana Trehan

MIND GAMES — The second Bush War
 by Aditya Rishi

DID YOU KNOW... — How firecrackers work?
by Gaurav Sood

ROOTS — My language
 by Deepti

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