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Articles Published in July, 2004

Endowed with the Arts

Nitya Ramanan • Published on July 1, 2004
Making their mark in the arts.

Letters

Jagjit Singh, Srinivas Chari, Vivek Prabhu • Published on July 1, 2004
Letters

By the People

Ashok Jethanandani • Published on July 5, 2004
Editorial

Safe Hands Manmohan

AP, Dilip D'Souza • Published on July 6, 2004
Prime Minister Manmohan singh is a ray of hope in an otherwise unexciting outcome of the recents India elections.

Jumping Red Lights

Raju Chebium, Text • Published on July 7, 2004
On a trip to India, our writer is thrown into the ins and outs ... literally ... of Indian traffic.

Receding Waters

Aniruddh Chawda • Published on July 8, 2004
Thirst, on the other hand, follows documentary-style direction for a powerful portrayal of the fight over privatization of life-sustaining water

Embracing Islam

Alzak Amlani • Published on July 12, 2004
Embracing a different religion.

M.S. Blues

Vijaysree Venkatraman • Published on July 12, 2004
The momory of summers in Madurai, the Meenakshi temple, and her smiling grandmother bring back the M.S.blues.

A Different Plane of Existence

Lakshmi Mani • Published on July 13, 2004
In Sun After Dark by Pico Iyer, the author travels to some of the poorest corners of the world and experiences different identities during different phases of his global journey.

Beating Dow with a Broomstick

Sarita Sarvate • Published on July 13, 2004
After the Indian government failed them, two working class women organized the survivors of the 1984 acci-dent at the Bhopal plant of Union Carbide.
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