OUR COVER STORY
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Anupam Kher:: Vastly Versatile
April 2004 - He is a rare gem of Indian cinema and theater ? one who is equally at home with silly slapstick as well with somber roles such as his masterful debut performance...
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The RemiX Generation
April 2004 - Rath Yatras and rap. Bollywood and Beverly Hills. Pani puris and pizza. Generation X in India today is a peculiar mix of the east and the west.
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The Unhealthy Tide Against Outsourcing
March 2004 - While India will only be marginally affected by the recent US Bill against government contracts sub-contracted to India, pundits of both nations see this as bad news... By Siddharth Srivastava
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Growing Up Indian in America
March 2004 - A look at the various challenges, triumphs, and facets of the bicultural childhood of Indian-American progeny. By DEEPA AGARWAL
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A REMARKABLE WOMAN
March 2004 - Four decades ago, an Indian immigrant faced his share of discrimination occasionally. But people like Mrs. Weeks reinforced a person's belief in mankind, humanity, love and sharing with her sheer kindness, generosity and apnapan. By MUKUL BA
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Spiritual Straight Talk March 2004
March 2004 - My mind seems to be entangled with endless and unnecessary thinking. How does one control the thought process?
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Bollywood Babe
March 2004 - By Mitali Perkins
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Do’s and Don’ts of Indo-Pak Dialogue
March 2004 - A roadmap around the perennial pitfalls By SIDDHARTH SRIVASTAVA
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Back Home
March 2004 - 14 years is as long as Lord Rama's exile from Ayodhya. Yet, despite the fact that one has made frequent visits to India in this long period, it is returning back for good that leaves one a bit disoriented. By RANJANI NELLORE
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The Bansuri-wallah
March 2004 - The humble Indian flute can produce the most beautiful of sounds as discovered by Jeff Whittier, who has mastered the art of not just playing the bansuri, but also making and selling them. By RADHIKA VYAS SHARMA