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Sunday 16 March '08

Osteoporosis affects almost 24 per cent men above the age of 55 in India. Experts blame the usual suspect: the urban, sedentary lifestyle
Green Room

Sunday 17 February '08

Documentary filmmaker Mike Pandey’s studio in Delhi changes with every new project he takes up
Surreal smithy

Sunday 6 January '08

In his bungalow in Gurgaon, Subodh Gupta fashions the familiar into art that unsettles
The liquor lag

Sunday 6 January '08

If you are a regular drinker, chances are the hours you put in at the gym aren’t having the desired effect.
TOUCH AND GO

Sunday 23 December '07

A masseur she wanted to be. But Our Correspondent found herself on slippery terrain in a Delhi spa.
Creative clutter

Sunday 16 December '07

The last thing Manu Parekh wants is to organise his workplace
‘I begin my day with milk and almonds’

Sunday 16 December '07

I begin my day with milk, fruits and almonds. Lunch is usual home-cooked dal and roti.
Zen Zone

Sunday 9 December '07

Artist Satish Gupta’s studio is many things at once—a haveli, a haven and a canvas he is always working on
‘I begin my day with fruits’

Sunday 9 December '07

I begin my day with fruits. For lunch, I eat whatever is available but preferably a low-carb diet, say one chapati or some brown rice.
Red alert

Sunday 2 December '07

It might be your favourite lipstick but it comes with a lead warning, says a study
‘I usually skip my breakfast’

Sunday 21 October '07

I am quite a foodie. Recently, I’d put on a lot of weight.
‘I prefer food with less oil’

Sunday 14 October '07

My breakfast is usually muesli with cold milk. I prefer simple dal, roti and sabzi for lunch with a portion of egg white.
Cold comfort

Sunday 14 October '07

Don’t rush for that bottle of decongestant even if your child has a bad cold.
‘I have a heavy breakfast’

Sunday 7 October '07

I prefer home-cooked food. I have a heavy breakfast, a moderate lunch and a light dinner.
Morning-after mantra

Sunday 7 October '07

All you wanted to know about the emergency contraceptive pill now available over the counter
Snack smart

Sunday 23 September '07

The time between two meals is when you succumb to munchie temptation. Well, do it the right way
A microwave manual

Sunday 16 September '07

If you aren’t really sure what the microwave does to your food, nutritionists and doctors have a few tips
Roll Rigmarole

Sunday 9 September '07

“How tough is it to roll a sushi? Very. All the ingredients keep slipping out of my hand. The rice spills out, the vegetables stray. And the camera clicks on merrily”.In a Japanese kitchen, our correspondent is itamae san for a day. The food does not disappoint
ART Attack

Sunday 19 August '07

As me-too curators proliferate to cash in on the art boom, alarmed artists and gallery owners find themselves up against a new challenge: spotting trained professionals for the job
BITTERSWEET TRUTHS

Sunday 12 August '07

Don’t binge on the sweetener-sprinkled halwa. The jury is still out on the long-term effects of artificial sweeteners
‘I exercise at least one hour a day’

Sunday 5 August '07

Breakfast is usually eggs, sausages and milk. I prefer the first meal of the day to be rich in proteins.
MALL wonders

Sunday 5 August '07

The mall is shopping complex, entertainment zone and meeting ground. But why does it have to be garish architecture? We pick four malls from across India that buck the trend and show the way ahead for a new language of space
‘I work out at least four-five times a week’

Sunday 22 July '07

I begin my day with cornflakes, eggs, bread and milk. That’s a menu I stick to in the mornings. Lunch is a portion of chicken, daal and a roti.
Hookah HAZARD

Sunday 22 July '07

You’ve kicked the butt and pranced into a hookah bar. It’s cool. It’s safe. Well, wake up and smell the carcinogen. Smoke on water is as harmful as the cancer stick
Eye care for you

Sunday 15 July '07

Monsoon is the time when we become more prone to infections. Thanks to problems like waterlogging and inadequate drainage, maintaining good hygiene gets difficult.
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