May 2, 2002

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Shop till you drop Steely, sterilized interiors, glassy polished floor shinning in the glitzy light, a seamless expanse of space trickling off into avenues and halls where one can glide through. The harsh sounds of the world and its heat are muffled...		Unveiling violence The Internet has not only made instant dissemination of information possible but it has also accelerated the process. I was sent a report on the Gujarat carnage by a friend soon...
The struggle continues On March 30, 18-year old Shahnaz who had been married for two years was admitted to Holy Family Hospital in Rawalpindi with 98 to 100 per cent burns. She died nine days later after suffering excruciating pain. Her in-laws claim it was....		The feminist mom “Mrs Maroof”, my mother-in-law told the inquiring receptionist who was filling in the details on the card, a necessity to see the gynecologist. This introduction jarred a little on my feminist...
Planet caravan Man has been on the move since the dawn of time. Poetic license shows a nomadic trait inherent in all humans, constantly in search of better grazing land for their livestock and fertile soil for their crops. In today’s world, these necessities have been replaced...		Shades of a different colour Kishin Singh, the middle aged giyani of the Gurudwara (doorway to the Guru), sits beside me in the temple courtyard, under the shade of a Peepul tree. In the backdrop, the...
A (beautiful) mind of our own One accusation us SWOTs are pretty used to is about our independence of mind and thought. It is the main hurdle preventing us from having achieved success in the marital market....		Clemency personified Bianca Jagger was born in Nicaragua, a country pillaged by dictators and ravaged by hurricanes, earthquakes, famine and flood. Her determination to speak up for innocent victims in her homeland led to her commitment to human rights and environmental...
Breaking a laxative habit I am 75 years old, and for the past 25 years I have taken a laxative every day. I know this is not right, and I have been trying to get off laxatives but with no success. Can you suggest a programme?...		Rhapsody in blue Getting the blues takes on a whole new perspective when it comes to the wide world of flowers, both in the garden and in the fast disappearing wild habitats from whence they all originally sprung....
Eight Days A Week VIDEO If you want to watch a feel good film get hold of The Rookie this weekend. From the same people who brought you Remember The Titans, the inspiring true-life tale of the first racially...		Chinese choice Chicken Manchurian Ingredients: 1/2 kg chicken boneless 1 onion 1/2 cup tomato puree...