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Getting close to Nature
It was an educative experience for the youth of Kanathur village, who braved the scorching sun to participate in a workshop organised by the Trust for Environment Education at the Crocodile Bank recently. PRASSANA SRINIVASAN writes...
Health & Medicine
Asthma...the increasing hazard
Two to five per cent of Indians suffer from asthma, and its incidence among children is increasing at an alarming rate. With the World Asthma Day observed only yesterday, we take a look at some dos and don'ts.
Face Facts
Curls for a cool look
Most women keep changing their hairstyle for a different look, perming being the most common one. It makes straight hair wavy or curly. Read on to find out more about it.
Arts & Crafts
Nothing can impair their art
Mukti, an organisation that provides artificial limbs and callipers to the physically challenged, organised a seven-day art workshop for young disabled persons with an aptitude for art. Eminent artists also took part to explain the artistic nuances.
Cinema
Slice of Poland
Film aficionados were treated to a Polish film festival recently in the city. The fest was organised jointly by the Embassy of the Republic of Poland, New Delhi, and The Madras Film Society.
Theatre
Theatre workshop
Naomi Ackerman, the American-born Israeli theatre-activist, is holding a workshop on May 10.
Music
What marked their debut?
Some took the concert platform confidently; some were anxious about the audience reaction, yet some were too young to feel nervous. Read on to know what some of our leading Carnatic musicians have to say about their maiden performance.
Good Food Line

Land & People
Making philosophy a way of life
As the Chinmaya Mission in Chennai is in its golden jubilee year, it is the right time to take a look at the diverse activities of the organisation.
Madrascapes
A great philanthropist
Pachaiyappa Mudaliar was "the greatest contributor to charity the Madras Presidency has ever known". Born in a poor family in the Thanjavur district, he became a dubash in his teens and had made a fortune by the time he was 21. One of the firs t Indians to leave a will, Pachaiyappa's bequests were the subject of 47 years of litigation before the courts appointed a Board of Trustees and formulated a scheme for the smooth running of the Trust.

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