The Hindu :Thursday, January 09, 2003

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Thursday, January 09, 2003

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Soul-stirring or superficial?
December is a time to gauge trends in the Carnatic music circuit. How good are the singers of today? Do they possess fine voices and craft skills? GOWRI RAMNARAYAN reflects on the concerts that she attended this season in Chennai.

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A feast of tennis and more...
The recently concluded TATA-Open 2003 at the Nungambakkam stadium, involving tennis and movie stars, was a delight for Chennai-ites. A look at the sidelights.

Steering towards success
Two junior volleyball players from the city, Nadarajan and Sivabalan, enabled India to become No. 2 in Asia in 2002, behind Iran, thereby qualifying for the World Junior Championship to be held in Teheran, this August. Meet the spikers...

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Tales of hope
`Out Of Mind, Out Of Sight', a book released recently, tells the story of the mentally ill destitute women of The Banyan.

Bright hues of Bengal
The Festival of Bengal at Dakshinachitra provides glimpses of the rich and vibrant art and craft traditions of West Bengal. On till January 12.

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