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Playing ball at India Gate...India Gate offers a few moments of solace and pleasure, a few moments to stand and stare as the world goes by. MADHUR TANKHA visits the place teeming with history yet losing nothing in relevance to contemporary times... .
Fashioning a new apparel...IF CORPORATE honchos keep bumping into their colleagues in their best bib and tucker every day it will become pretty monotonous. To step into something special, upcoming designer, Nitin Rao, has come out with his label, Azoth, a collection that ...
Trying to find her rhythm again...Tanuja Chandra may not be among the more successful directors in Bollywood but she makes films straight from the heart, aiming to find a receptive chord in her audiences. ZIYA US SALAM speaks to the talented film-maker now in Delhi to p romote her latest offering, "Sur - The Melody of Life"... . 
In `Shakti' lies Karisma's strengthOver the past few years Karisma Kapoor has been doing roles which require more than just song and dance. Her forthcoming "Shakti" promises to enhance her reputation as a fine actress, says MADHUR TANKHA... . 
The new generation Govinda...Govinda may not be having a fine run at the box office but that has not dissuaded his nephew Krishna from trying his luck in tinsel town. Making his debut with "Yeh Kaisi Mohabbat", the youngster is trying hard to get out of uncle's shadow, says RANA A. SIDDIQUI... .
Identity crisis... .the royal kindBegum Laila Umahani, said to hail from the family of Bahadur Shah Zafar, is living a life of obscurity with her two sons. Film-maker Arijeet Gupta convinced her to talk of her pedigree for "The Living Moghuls", a documentary on the descendants of the Moghuls. On the other hand, we have Pakeeza Sultan Begum asserting her case as the last known direct descendant. RANA A. SIDDIQUI reports... .
A penny a day...WHEN THE world talks about successful execution of micro-credit, two names that often float first are Bangladesh's Grameen Bank and Indonesia's Bank Rakyat. While Grameen Bank's constructive impact on its poor and formerly poor borrowers has been ...
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