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Naipaul sees a million wounds still smarting in India
VS Naipaul, an outstanding chronicler of the Indian sub-continent, is on a five-day visit to Orissa. He is accompanied by his wife Nadira who feels that something "wonderfully creative" will result from the visit. All of Naipaul's travels to India have gone on to create masterpieces.
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Face-off
Pooja Bedi wants to share the experiences of her recent motherhood with all to-be-mothers. She plans to write about motherhood and mothering.
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Promos, gift sets, CD-Roms at book fair
Nitin greets you as you enter the book fair premises on Pragati Maidan. He is dressed in a yellow tunic which bears the names of Cadbury's, Pustak Mahal, Condex Computer Publishers and a host of others. He hands you a discount coupon. And you realize that there's more to the World Book Fair than just books. Accessories, promotional gimmicks, CD-Roms, the hunks and the pretty women behind the counters, and the traditional organiser-stall-owner disputes -- these are just as much a part of the book fair as the books are.
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Does the millennium bug loom as Net threat?
High technology experts believe that business on the Internet will take a new turn in the beginning of the next century. But this could only happen if the millennium computer bomb does not blow the business chances away even before it is established.
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