Articles Published in September, 2002
If you are tired of following the global game of brinksmanship being played in Jerusalem, Baghdad, New Delhi, or Washington, here is something to take your mind off. Veerappan has struck again.
Should only cows be spared from the butcher’s block or should we ban slaughter of all animals and turn vegetarian overnight?
How about some scones to help guard against hypertension? Flaxseed Scones and Akshi Chutney.
A.R. Rahman already has club-hoppers in London dancing to his tunes. Now he is moving in closer with Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Bombay Dreams, a musical playing in London’s West End theater district.
Where poets once sang the perfect ode to the orange blossom and an act of kindness was five liters of gas lent to stranded motorists on the Kabul Gorge—remembering Afghanistan in better days.
Letters to the editor
Richly detailed and brilliantly complex, Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s narration of Saratchandra’s Devdas is a feast for the eyes
Through the same port that traded in spices, ivory, and timber, Kozhikode, has acquired a rich history that make it worth a visit today. Malabar: Land of Looms and Lore.
