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Festival lunch in a hotel
The stork brought them without fuss Childbirth need not be a painful affair. Learn hypno-birthing and relax.
Delicate web of traditionThe making of gejje vastras, intricate patterns made from cotton for festivals, was an outlet for the creative instincts of women trapped in routine. They also played a crucial role in establishing familial ties. A recent exhibition of Tejavathi Gopa la Bhatta's works in the city held a mirror to women's lives in a remote Malnad village.
Disquiet in the landAmar Kanwar's films, A Season Outside and The Night of Prophecy, which were screened at the Earth Summit, South Africa, and at the International Art Festival, Documenta 11, Kassel, Germany, are unambiguous in their perception that all is not well wit h the nation. A musical navaratna Shankar Mahadevan projects nine human emotions in his latest album.
The cutting edge of fitnessThe conditioning camp for the Indian cricketers has acquired a new dimension with total accent on getting the players in shape for the tough series ahead. The coach, John Wright, would settle for nothing less.
Spate of releasesAFTER ALL those real-estate problems that Sridevi went through in Chennai, perhaps the latter half of the year will show her in a better light. Boney and Sridevi must be happy that three of their projects from Sridevi Productions are soon going ... 
Govinda strikes yet againSO WHAT if "Ek Aur Ek Gyarah" hardly made any impression or his much-talked about "Khullam Khulla Pyar Karenge" with Preity Zinta, is yet to hit the screens? Meanwhile, one learns that Govinda's book of poems penned in between shots and ... 
On to offbeatJUST A few months ago, Kareena Kapoor claimed she loved running around trees and would feel like `a fish out of water' if she didn't dance for the songs in her films. But now, the Kapoor lass seems to sing a different tune. More so, after "Main ... Success speak Himanshu Malik and co-star Mallika Sherawat are on cloud nine following the success of "Khwashish." But nothing good comes without sacrifice. Going by the storm created in the industry owing to the intimate scenes in the movie, the stars are ...
Jingle all the way Bangles Bonanza at Jewels Garden has on display a dazzling range of over 20,000 patterns. 
Matching every woman's styleSri Bhavani Kangan Stores on D.V.G. Road was started when fashion meant little more than wearing matching bangles. But the shop has kept pace with changing trends.
Another dance movement A trio of dancers has come together to form a learning group.
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