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| Sally Holkar |
Her efforts over 25 years have resurrected the dying whirr of handlooms and have made the Maheshwari sari an enviable heirloom. Sally Holkar is an unusual blend of royalty with humility.
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| Women & Crime |
The life giver can also be the life taker. Sunita V Chelam delves into the lesser known link between women and crime
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| Courage Relived |
Veena and Sushma Nijhawan are sisters who teach, love shopping and eating out, despite being rendered immobile by myopathy. By Purabi Shridhar
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| The Chocolate Lady |
Rochie Rana loves chocolates so much that she has gone and established the country’s first chocolate club! By Purabi Shridhar
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| Musical Melody |
Meeta Pandit, the scion of Gwalior Gharana, is comfortable shuttling between traditional and modern worlds. By Reshmi Chakraborty
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| Romancing The Road |
Travel guide-turned-author Jill Yadav has led a life with amazing shifts. By Reshmi Chakraborty
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| Dyslexia - Reaching Out |
WHAT do Albert Einstein, Winston Churchill, Walt Disney and Tom Cruise have in common? Believe it or not — dyslexia.
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| Dance Little Lady |
She has learned Kathak, jazz, ballet, salsa, Afro jazz and many more dance forms. At 22, Anamika Singh runs her own dance school, Adaayein, in Navjeevan Vihar, Delhi, and has recently put up a production of a musical dance drama, ‘Transparent Dreams’.
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| "An Emotional Reporter Is Useless" |
“If you let your emotions take over, you're useless as a reporter” Maria Ressa, CNN's Jakarta chief, in conversation with Madhavi Purohit
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| Where Love Has Gone |
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Pond’s Femina Miss India
2006
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