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| The Single Tingle |
| More and more urban upper class women are opting to remain single. And society is slowly starting to accept this, notes Varuna Verma |
| Advaita Kala didn’t expect her book to create waves. After all, the large-framed single woman, who lives alone in Delhi and heartily dislikes the smug married types with hyphenated surnames, is an unlikely protagonist for an Indian novel. “... |
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| A spell to get well |
| Kamala is walking down the garden path, smelling the roses. Now she is above the ground, floating with the white clouds. S
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| The Princess and I |
| She is a bit like Lady Di herself. Tall and svelte with highlighted blonde hair, Tina Brown faintly resembles the subject of
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| The cup runs over |
| Some storms are believed to rage in tea cups. And on many occasions, they are known to brew dreams that go on to feed an enti
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| It’s the media, stupid! |
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| “Their (Columbia Tristar and Bhansali’s) ploy is to piggyback on OSO to make Saawariya seem as big as my film. But
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