April 7, 2005

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Their sufferings exceed their crimes They have served their terms but they continue to languish in jail. It is not out of choice that they do so — the reason is a compelling one: they cannot leave their children behind....		Parasols at dawn? It’s hard to know what to think of the hazy spring sun, struggling to break through the clouds. Last week, Cancer Research UK launched its annual anti-skin cancer campaign with stark...
In harmony with nature Every human being is part of nature and needs psychophysical space that resembles and celebrates nature....		The corporate woman Getting an appointment from Seema Tahir for an interview is no easy task, for she has so many things on her plate and travels extensively, that it becomes nearly impossible to pin her down for a chat....
The Summer look Vibrant colours complementing pastel ones have been used to herald in spring and summer on cool pure Chinese silk and French chiffon. The designer has used block printing, discharge colours and...		Erring on the side of life Palliative care, a relatively new speciality in medicine, deals with the looking after of the terminally ill or those who have chronic diseases in which cure is not possible....
Loving one’s voice There are two aspects of yawning, one which all of us are aware of and that is it’s infectiousness, but the one we may not be conscious of has been...		Sources of calf pain Q: When I walk — and I try to walk every day — I get terrific pain in my calves, the right more than the left. It goes away...
Singing the blues There is something really special about the blues in any garden as they add depth to other existing colour schemes. A garden without a single blue tone is, in my opinion, a sad affair indeed....		Eight days a week The book Asking For Trouble is turned into a flick called The Wedding Date, starring Debra Messing (from TV’s Will & Grace) and Dermot Mulroney (My Best Friend’s Wedding)....
POSTMARK Driving: Pakistani style by Sibtain Naqvi (TR, March 24-30) is a thought-provoking analysis in good humour about the way we drive in Pakistan....		The chicken mood Chicken spaghetti Ingredients 2 cups chicken (cooked and diced) 1 ½ cups spaghetti 3 cups chicken stock ½ cup butter...