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Breaking into male bastion PROFILE IN COURAGE of Tiruchi's first woman auto driver
Womb to tomb Walls are not sureties for safety
Small screen, big role Yesteryear heroine Jayachitra on a different role `I've fallen in love with Chennai' FOUR FRAMES 
Old is goldBollywood is changing, as themes portraying relationships of protagonists well past their prime are going down well with audiences. It all began with the success of the Big B-Hema Malini starrer "Baghban", followed by "Waqt" where he was paired ... FOUR FRAMES 
Nagarjuna is back!Bollywood is changing, as themes portraying relationships of protagonists well past their prime are going down well with audiences. It all began with the success of the Big B-Hema Malini starrer "Baghban", followed by "Waqt" where he was paired ... FOUR FRAMES 
Straight from the heartAfter a gap of more than a year, a Maddy film released yesterday. "Priyasakhi" is all about falling in love, getting married and trying to make it work. According to Maddy: "Director Adhiyaman has done a fabulous job and the film has shaped out ... FOUR FRAMES 
Another love storyBharath is an actor with no godfather to back him in the industry. Still he has an impressive track record — "Boys" followed by "Kathal", his first solo release, which was a mega hit. Now the young actor is depending a lot on "February ...
Birmingham DreamsConference of the Words, a Sufi tale of self-discovery, is A. R. Rahman's next project. Its orchestral version will be premiered in Birmingham, reveals the musician in a chat with DEEPA GANESH
Wall of green For residents of flats and houses without compounds, wall ivy provides that much-yearned-for touch of green
In Nature's lap And you don't want to get off, says SUBHA J RAO
Ask the right questionDentists should be more aggressive about finding out whether patients smoke and giving them advice about quitting, researchers argue in two new reports. The articles, in The Journal of the American Dental Association, were accompanied ...
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