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| Archives: April 2006 |
SANJOY BANERJEE, Apr 01, 2006
President Bush’s latest nuclear pact with India is a major step towards closer cooperation between the two nations. Does it indicate a change in American strategy towards South Asia? |
DWAINE JOHNSON, SAMADHI DEVI, K.B. NAIR, REKHA K. SHARMA, NAME WITHHELD, JAGJIT SINGH, AL ABRAMS, and RAJAN P. PARRIKAR, Apr 01, 2006
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PARVEEN MAHESHWARI, Apr 02, 2006
Tax Talk |
ASHOK JETHANANDANI, Apr 03, 2006
Editorial |
NITYA RAMANAN, Apr 04, 2006
Hanuman comes to the rescue in Uma Krishnaswamy’s latest book for children, The Closet Ghosts. |
SUGRUTHA RAMASWAMI and RAJEEV SRINIVASAN, Apr 04, 2006
Did all the heated testimony about the treatment of Hinduism in California textbooks accomplish anything at all? Two opinions. |
PRIYA GOPALAKRISHNAN, Apr 05, 2006
How is your heart? The South Asian Heart Center in Mountain View targets a population that is at a fourfold higher risk of heart disease. |
Apr 06, 2006
Nagesh Kukunoor scores a sixer with a populist cricket story, Iqbal. |
ALZAK AMLANI, Apr 07, 2006
Feeling depressed? Try and understand what is causing it, and how counseling, a balanced diet, or anti-depressant medication might help you. |
DEEPA MAHADEVAN, Apr 10, 2006
Music |
NITYA RAMANAN, Apr 11, 2006
Anirvan Chatterjee, co-founder of Bookfinder talks about the book business, and what the company’s recent acquisition by Abebooks means for him. |
JEANNE E. FREDRIKSEN, Apr 12, 2006
The middle entry in a trilogy, Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni’s The Mirror of Fire and Dreaming rewards young readers with a vivid and imaginative adventure. |
RAJESH C. OZA, Apr 13, 2006
“… I imagine another universe, not beyond our reach, in which [we] jointly affirm our many common identities,” argues Amartya Sen in his book, Identity and Violence. |
Apr 14, 2006
Family gives Amitabh Bachchan another opportunity to prove his mastery at playing the gangster. |
ASHOK JETHANANDANI, Apr 15, 2006
Music |
RANJIT SOURI, Apr 16, 2006
How I learned, lost, and regained the music I treasure.
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ASHOK JETHANANDANI, Apr 17, 2006
Movies |
NIRUPAMA VAIDHYANATHAN and photos: MEL HIGASHI and RONALD YOUNG, Apr 18, 2006
Dum-da-dum, dum-da-dum. The contemporary ensemble drumming of San Jose Taiko has evolved from an ancient Japanese tradition.
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Text and Photo by HEMA ALUR-KUNDARGI, Apr 19, 2006
Compared to the bitter karela, or the slimy okra, ruby-red beet is God’s answer to a child’s prayer. A couple of quick beet recipes. |
TEED ROCKWELL, Apr 20, 2006
It has a long sustain like the rudra veena, and a bright, sitar-like javari. The surbahar, and one of its foremost exponents, Imrat Khan. |
SANJU C., Apr 21, 2006
Resisting well-meaning attempts by relatives to arrange a match for her, an independent Indian woman tries her luck with online dating instead.
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MICHELLE REALE, Apr 21, 2006
Shyam Selvadurai imbues his latest novel, Swimming in the Monsoon Sea, with details from his happy childhood in Sri Lanka. |
ASHOK JETHANANDANI, Apr 24, 2006
Music |
SHASHI BALIGA, Apr 24, 2006
One more round of applause for the goofy Shah Rukh Khan at the offices of The Times of India, where he plays guest editor for a day. |
INDU LILADHAR-HATHI, Apr 25, 2006
Ask a Lawyer
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ROOPA RAMAMOORTHI, Apr 26, 2006
Who is the real Indian here? |
RAGINI THAROOR SRINIVASAN, Apr 27, 2006
Whose city is it? A course in urban planning has enabled me to think critically about my own San José. |
SARITA SARVATE, Apr 28, 2006
The sight of a sugarcane field in Costa Rica brings a flood of mouthwatering memories.
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