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May 11, 2013
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Many teachers believe that humanities and sciences can draw upon each other's strengths.
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Bhowmick and the first family of Indian football
At first glance, it would be the craziest set-up in professional football.
Defeating death with tempera
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Rhino on the run
Conservation efforts succeeded in increasing the rhino population in South Africa from 100 in the 1960s to 18, 000 a few years ago.
MINIMALIST DESIGN
Poetic Prose
A poet for all seasons - and reasons
Acclaimed Scottish poet John Burnside, who is participating in the Jaipur Literature Festival, talks about wind turbines, sonnets, Chuck Jones and…
Backpacker or a textile explorer
Online selling with a personal touch
Gender Bender
Gopis, groupies, same difference
Germaine Greer enthralls the audience in Kerala with her comments on Shakespeare, Shah Rukh.
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Second Life
Joined at the hip
Times may change, seasons and fashions come and go, but some things stand the test of time.
Tables Turn
Psst. . . the canteen's on a diet
Corporate bosses have realised what Napolean had once said - an army marches on its stomach.
Malayamal
Robots with hearts
Futuristic plots with an age-old dash of love and morality. . . that's Tamil sci-fi.
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Neighbours' ennui
Now, people next door are just faces that you politely smile at in the lift.
Wine & Dine
Kebabs, not canapês
Change the rules of Sunday brunching by introducing desi elements to it.
