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Saturday, March 16, 2002
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Can we purge the hatred? 
Within the budgetThe annual exercise in February grabs the attention of the media and the people more than the India - Zimbabwe cricket match and the prospects of Lagaan clinching an Oscar. A cursory look at what it is to budget for a billion people. More Band of outlaws William continues to be an everlasting memorial to the exhilarating times of childhood. More 
Shamrock and memorialsMarch 17 is celebrated as St. Patrick's day. He is the patron saint of Ireland. It is his humility, love and untiring service that endeared him to the Irish. More 
Fun things to doMany parents shudder at the mention of arts and crafts — the materials involved and their costs. But here are simple, innovative ways to help your child acquire skills like problem-solving, tactile and visual coordination and manipulation ... More 
On the road to safetyAccording to world road statistics, India stands fourth in the world in the number of accidents. What precautions can road users adopt to ensure safety? More 
Gold ducatsFrom the 14th to the 18th century, there was trade between Venice and the ports of western and southern India. Traders brought Venetian gold coins known as ducats and sequins to India. More 
That refreshing cuppaEverybody loves a good cup of coffee. But have you wondered where it came from? From the 13th century when the Arabs first brewed this delicious beverage, it has travelled a long way... More Amazing, but true? Books that deal with the exotic, speculative or supernatural are termed science fiction. More 
Epic adventureThe first instalment of The Lord of the Rings trilogy — "The Fellowship of the Ring" was released in theatres in India on March 15. It has been described as a complex trilogy of heroic tales. For those of you who have never ... More 
Deciduous treesIn 1999, Denmark released a set of four stamps, a FDC and a postcard featuring deciduous trees in Denmark. The stamps depict beech, Fagus sylvatica (DKK 4,00), ash, Franxnus excelsior (DKK 5,00), small-leafed linden, Tilia ... More
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