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IN TODAY'S PAPER
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CITY NEWSLINES
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WEEKLY FEATURES
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| A chip on their shoulders |
| During Bangalore's software fair this week, farmers prayed for every business deal to fall through. Varuna Verma finds out why IT is the bane of their community |
| K. Jagannath is catching up on lost sleep these days. The gram panchayat president of Bellandur village, on the outskirts of Bangalore, spent a tense five days this week. This is an annual ritual with him. The cause of his discomfort was Bangalore's hi... | Read.. |
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| Little drops of water |
| Back in the Nineties, freelance graphic designer Surendra Bansal came across a literary review of a book in the Hindi newspap ... | Read.. |
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| On the wings of a prayer |
| If Daud Sharifa Khanam has her way, Muslim women in Pudukottai may soon have a mosque to themselves to worship in. M.R.Venkatesh meets the person who is history in the making ... | Read.. |
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| Last Word: The old taboos |
| At the first funeral I witnessed, it was tacitly understood that women would not go to the cremation ground. The bereaved family were from a more conservative community than mine, but even in the progressive Indian families of over two decades ago, i... | Read.. |
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