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The choice is within
Marital discord is on the rise on account of various changes in today's fast-paced world. While some couples continue to live together, there are others who break away. SUDHEENDRA PUTTY checks out why fissures develop in marriage.
Cinema
Courting danger is their business
A glimpse into the world of stuntmen and action directors shows the risk factors and suicidal situations they walk into everyday.

High-voltage moral drama
THE FILM is about the transformation of a goon into a law-abiding citizen because of motherly love and affection. The title role of Nanda is brilliantly portrayed by Prakashraj. And equally impressive is the performance of Lakshmi as `amma'. The ...
Gone with the wind
THERE HAS been a sudden interest in World War II codes in the movies -- wonder if it was sparked off by that educative and exciting (it is possible, you know) book by mathematician Simon Singh's history of codes, The Code Book. ...
Music
Chords & Notes
PERHAPS, WITH the kind of subject that Leela has, the ghazal genre of music suits the film just fine. And, that exactly is what composer-singer Jagjit Singh chose for Gulzar's soulful lyrics. A touch of softness, deft handling, `well ...
Cuisine
Green way to good health
Include some leafy vegetables in your daily diet by checking out these recipes.
Travel
Beat the chill
Experience the winter chill this year amidst exotic Taj locales in matchless hospitality with the special `Winter Holiday Offers' from the Taj Group of Hotels.
Events
An individuality of her own
Sudha Murty, Chairperson, Infosys Foundation, had all the answers on retaining one's identity at a small gathering in the city recently.
Insite
Mr. President takes a class!
For the 2,000 school students from Karnataka who attended a class taken by the President of India, it was an experience to cherish.
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