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NEWSMAKERS No stopping Benegal With the release of his latest film “Welcome to Sajjanpur”, veteran filmmaker Shyam Benegal continues to make waves.
Schools in the hinterland A freewheeling conversation with eminent poet-anthropologist Sitakant Mahapatra on education and ethnicity.
EMPOWERMENT
Songs of hopeIn Tapi, Madhya Pradesh, the NREGA has made a material difference to the quality of life. Because the people believe it is their law and they are determined to make it work.
HISTORY A language saved Prof. Istvan Perczel’s study of ancient Syriac documents in Kerala throws interesting light on the state’s past.
HIGH NOTES Cultural melting pot The premiere of Eero Hämeenniemi’s “Rain and Red Earth”, at the recent Helsinki Festival, was an amazing experience.
Beyond the frameIn Afghanistan, where art is frowned upon, a group of young women use abstract and contemporary lines to explore themes of violence and regeneration. Their paintings will be exhibited in Kolkata from September 19 to 27.
EVENTS
Surrender to the salsa beatAt the recently-concluded India International Salsa Congress in Bengaluru, the dance form seemed to have surmounted national barriers because of its inclusive culture. There’s no resisting its universal language.
TRENDS
Colours of ethnic prideAgainst what is perceived as an all-pervasive commercialism in Chinese society, a group of people seek to restore pride in their ancient culture by wearing clothes from the Imperial Han past.
SOCIETY Fading spirit of tolerance Shabana Azmi’s recent remarks on being a Muslim in Mumbai brings to light some hard facts that can no longer be ignored.
ADVANCES Ray of hope A new technique offers better chances of successful pregnancy to women unable to conceive naturally. HEALTHWATCH Trouble around the lungs Answers to frequently asked questions about pleurisy. MEDICARE What ails the medical profession? The relationship between doctors and their patients has scope for improvement. Goodbye to pain A non-invasive drugless treatment helps cope with neuro-orthopaedic problems and the attendant pain.
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