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October 26, 1996
Interview

Hari Can Sing – But the applause for Hariharan has got loud only after the success of Colonial Cousins

somehow, Hariharan has managed not to let his erratic choice of musical assignment corrupt his voice. He says he would still love to cut a classical record. Take a year off from everything, concentrate on riyaaz, slip into another world. View PDF

October 25, 1996
Article

A Face In The Crowd – Usha Kini

She has dared to be different in a staid world. Usha Kini, a producer on DD Bangalore, firmly believes that television can make a difference to our lives. View PDF

June 10, 1996
Article

The journey through Cyberspace

The whole world opens up as India hooks up to the information highway. f you are using the phrase, ‘International Information Superhighway’ and thinking how erudite you sound, forget it. It’s already a no-no, a cliche, a has-been of a catch phrase. How, you blink, did that happen, when you had hardly begun to understand […]

February 3, 1996
Article

MAD about Madhuri – The making of a phenomenon

Ten years ago, they would never have dared to make their feelings public. Today, however, Farooq Abdullah, T.N. Seshan, Orissa’s poet laureate Sitakanta Mohapatra and, of course, M.F. Husain can get away with publicly declaring their adoration of her. After all, what’s so special about these people? Everyone is in love with Madhuri Dixit. View […]

October 16, 1995
Article

Shackling a demon – Doctors Of International repute at the global seminar on epilepsy

Epilepsy is no longer the demon it used to be. At the end of a century which saw dramatic improvements in the diagnosis and treatment of this very common human ailment, epileptologists are downplaying epilepsy as a very manageable condition. This was one of the most reassuring meassages that came through at an international seminar […]

January 1, 1994
Article

Checks and Balances – Making Transportation Systems Accountable

In its present form, the consumer protection act does not allow recourse to consumer courts for instances such as these. But if the consumer awakening implies that providers of a service/amenity or product must be accountable for quality to its consumers or purchasers, then surely there is scope to widen the purview of COPRA. View […]

December 31, 1993
Article

Checks and Balances – Making Transportation Systems Accountable

The Indian consumer movement will come of age only when it is generally accepted that both providers and consumers of a good or service are reciprocally accountable. View PDF

November 13, 1993
Article

Who’s Winning This War – With the increasing use -and abuse- of antibiotics, bacteria are learning to fight back against the deadly drugs

It is unfair to blame the GP alone for increasing antibiotic resistance. Patients should be educated against self- medication. View PDF

May 15, 1993
Article

Keys For Mindscapes –

The rough edges of psychiatric rehabilitation are continuously being chipped away and this can be to everyone’s benefit, observes Rohini Nilekani. View PDF

May 15, 1993
Article

When they’re 64 – Today’s parents are not sure they will get their children’s support in their old age

have two children, but they have not been brought into this world with the hope that they will look after me when I grow old.” Name: Monica Thapar. Age: 36 years. Family status: Divorced. Job: Works for INTACH. Residence: Delhi. View PDF