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Fuel-ling hopes of the coconut
Today is Coconut Day. The coconut never ceases to surprise. Sometimes pleasant, at other times bad, like the present phase when coconut trees and farmers are in dire straits. There's some good news though, about coconut oil as a fuel. LEELA MENON goe s into the nitty-gritty of this aspect of the nut.
Lifestyle
The cell phone abusers
Basic cell phone etiquette to avoid embarrassments.
Arts & Crafts
A brush with nature
THE BOATMAN is a novice. At least, he has no business acumen. Replace that with innocence and magnanimity in large doses. As his boat winds its way down the river, he takes fistfuls of salt that he has collected from the sea and doles them out to ...
Tribute
Besotted with time
The late Mr. Poulose was passionate about clocks. He went to any lengths to collect interesting time machines. He spoke to SUNIL NALIYATH about his collection just a few days before he passed away.
Fashion
Whither the humble `mundu'?
SUNANDA KHANNA checks out the sartorial male fashion in the city.
Music
Hindustani treat for Kochi folks
NO MIRACLES came from the `rain man' this time. When showers poured on his Megh Malhar in his last concert in the city, a section of the media hailed him whereas the skeptics attributed the rains to the season. Whatever, Ramesh Narayanan has come ...


Guru-shishya pairs charm
VOCAL RECITALS of two guru-shishya combines attracted the attention of music lovers on the first two days of the five-day Swati Tirunal Sangeetotsavam 2002, organised jointly by the Kerala Fine Arts Society, Kochi and the Kerala Sangeeta Nataka ...
Entertainment
Sad 'Adayalangal' paved the path to success
THERE WERE indelible signs right from the time `Adayalangal' was planned. Both Dr. C.J.John, who scripted the radio play and K.V.Sarathchandran, who directed it, wanted something that would be socially relevant. There were so many themes that ...
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