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A serial effect
A study conducted by the Asian Media Information and Communication Centre reveals that most children are not only hooked to television but also to the serials dished out on various channels. SUSAN SRIDHAR writes... More
Lifestyle
Season for crafts and colour
Before summer catches up with us all, here's the season to revel in the colour and crafts of Madhya Pradesh, at an Utsav in the city. More

Budding business
Florists are doing brisk business these days as more people seem to prefer gifting flowers on practically every occasion. More

Personality
Their pluck says it all
Braving challenges, Mahema and Manohar Devadoss pursue their interests in drawing, painting and writing. But, what makes the couple special is that they use their creative skills for charity. More

Issues
The `cool' factor
Being situated on the coast, Chennai enjoys the benefit of sea breeze in summer. It not only cools the land but also helps keep air pollution in check. More
Truly Tamil?
Tamils of today are world citizens, adapting language, attire and even tradition to suit changing times. But, on the other hand, it takes just a small spark to ignite a fiery protest against the `assault on Tamil culture.' More

Cinema
Melody and more in every frame
Some of the hits of the Thirties such as "Bhama Vijayam" and "Raja Bhakthi" were produced at the Sundaram Sound Studio in Adyar. A talented cast and fine music were the highlights of these films. More

Telewatch
Feast for the eyes
Watching Saroja Devi, yesteryear star, on Pongal Day on TV took many viewers on a trip down memory lane. More

Happenings
An eye-opener for teachers
SHANNON ALMQUIST got back to teaching children after working as a consultant for more than 20 years, training teachers in the United States and other countries because she says it is the most exciting and rewarding profession for her. Though it ... More

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