The 10 most memorable sights
in World Cup ’99

By Ashwini Bhatnagar

It doesn’t get bigger than this, runs the punchline in one of the advertisements for the World Cup 1999. What it forgets is that it doesn’t get better than this. Obviously, when the line was written by a bright kid in an advertising office, the "size does matter" ad-line was dominating the psyche of the writer or a team of writers.

• She brings colour, life into films,
  by Reet Singh
  
  
• Wilson’s bridge, Gulabi’s ghost,
  by, Ruskin Bond
  
  
• Black and British,
  by, Gary Younge
  
  
• Life at forty,
  by Suneeta Chahar
  
  
• Maiden bowled over,
  by Amrita Dhingra
  
  
• Paonta Sahib & Guru Gobind Singh Singh,
  by Sarbjit Singh
  
  
• Small town boy to famous star,
  by Subhash K. Jha
  
  
• The most interesting incident on earth,
  by Gur Rattan Pal Singh
  

• INTERVIEW: "People like Bal Thackeray cannot judge art" ,
  Manjit Bawa tells Belu Maheshwari
  
  
• TIME OFF: Earnings from books,
  by Manohar Malgonkar
  
  
• TRAVEL: The liveliest city where all cultures meet,
  by Kamaljit Singh
  
  
• YOUR OPTION: Different work styles,
  by Taru Bahl
  
  
• SUGAR 'N' SPICE: Start with spicy snacks,
  by Harkiran Sodhi
  
  
• NATURE: The spectacular flying fisherman,
  by Nutan Shukla
  
  
• FAUJI BEAT: Waning the youth from militancy,
  by Pritam Bhullar
  
  
• WIDE ANGLE: Entertaining summer fare,
  by Ervell E. Menezes
  
  
• FEEDBACK: Individual and society
  
  
• FILM & TV: Neena thriving on extra-marital fare,
  by Mukesh Khosla