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Striving for `another Asia'
For the first-time in Asia, the Asian Social Forum 2003 to be held in Hyderabad from January 2 to 7, will provide an open platform for debate and interaction to people's movements across the Asian continent. ARUNA MASARGUPPI reports.
Lifestyle
Clothes n' crafts
Around 20 artisan groups from various parts of India will present the rich tradition of their region at the four-day long `Clothes & Crafts' exhibition at Y.M.C.A, Secunderabad.
Arts & Crafts
High and low of `Crosscurrents'
`Crosscurrents: The Indo-Danish Painters' meet allows the viewer to work out similarities between the group of artists.
Personality
The knowledge industrialist
Bala S. Manian is an achiever with an impressive record. He is an educator, inventor and entrepreneur who even has a Technical Academy Award given by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.

More on Big B
DISCOVER THE man behind the name in Main Amitabh Bachchan bol rahan hoon, - a book featuring the Big B in candid conversation with noted journalist, Sumant Mishra. Published by Egmont Imagination (India) Limited, the book is a ...
Webware
Wish with an E-card
They are fast, cute, colourful and best of all free. E-cards created a revolution in the world of wishes. Here is a selection of some of the cool and funky sites for electronic greeting cards.
Music
Boys bond with music
Livewire and youthful, they set the stage afire with their in sync performance. Meet the first Indian version of boy bands that goes by the name of A Band of Boys, who were in town recently.
Lukewarm event
The Friday gig featuring `A Band of Boys' and newcomer Sachin Tyagi at TI had a mixed response.
Sport
Laurels for locals
True players from outside earned laurels for AP during the recently concluded National Games. But local players also played a significant role to puff up the medals tally, says ABHIJIT SEN GUPTA.
Benefits for future
States are showing more interest and enthusiasm in conducting sports events. At the end of the day, if the infrastructure and facilities are put to better use, the benefits would reach every one, writes M.C. RAMAN.
Administering victory
As long as the momentous victory of India in the 1983 World Cup is remembered, P. R Man Singh's contribution, too, cannot be ignored. The administrative manager of the then cricket team, - Man Singh's diplomatic nature and clinical efficiency - helped in soothing the frayed tempers of many a reputed cricketer in the team that went a long way in India winning the World Cup for the first time.
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