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Articles Published in February, 2005

Global Glitter

Anuradha Choudhary • Published on February 1, 2005
International star Aishwarya Rai talks about her work in a variety of films and genres.

Hollywood Meets Bollywood

Sandip Roy • Published on February 1, 2005
Filmmaker Gurinder Chadha discusses the arranged marriage between Hollywood and Bollywood—Bride and Prejudice—and tells us of the journey it took from her kitchen sink to celluloid.

Innovative Purist of Audio

Teed Rockwell • Published on February 1, 2005
How Kavi Alexander produces audio recordings that are distinctively pure and spiritually inspired.

Letters

Pavitra Viswanathan, Rashmi, Shankar Pennathur, Sriram Ariyalur • Published on February 2, 2005
LETTERS

Poverty Caused the Tsunami

Raywat Deonandan • Published on February 2, 2005
When tragedy strikes poor nations, it not only brings with it new sorrows, but also deepens poverty and ongoing suffering.

Naipaul's Lives: Half and Whole

Rajesh C.Oza • Published on February 3, 2005
V.S. Naipaul’s Magic Seeds is an effective vehicle for understanding the author’s expansive worldview.

"I Deserve More"

Dilip D'Souza • Published on February 4, 2005
Why must the indignity of the relief process compound the tragedy of a natural disaster?

Call to Arms

Aniruddh Chawda • Published on February 7, 2005
Ab Tumhare Hawale Watan Sathiyo is a story set in that temporary Indo-Pak thaw, and two army officers in its throes.

The Sea Remains

Prem Kishore • Published on February 8, 2005
It calms, nurtures, gives, and takes—the sea at Chennai’s Marina beach.

A Child's Perspective

Tara Menon • Published on February 9, 2005
Nadia’s Hands is a child’s perspective of the henna on her hands.
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