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Storehouse of values
Family ties, discipline and quality consciousness are the watchwords of the dedicated team at the Nilgiris stores. ELIZABETH ROY traces its success story. More

MUSIC
SEASON SPEAK
Torrents of change sweep Margazhi
The music buffs are usually the middle class, homely-minded innocents abroad; the dance cognoscenti are world citizens in designer clothes... Glimpses from the music festival in the city. More

LIFESTYLE
Exclusive range
THE RANGE of products on display can be every woman's delight — ethnic and western jewellery, Spanish lingerie, Chinese home linen and designer handbags from Mumbai, Delhi and Bangalore. From December 13 to 15, Vimonisha Gallery will hold ... More

Melting beauties
Kanchana's `Seventh Sense' designer candles are masterpieces in wax. Beautifully sculpted, the candles come in attractive colours. More
Beauty buzz - for kids
With an air of nonchalance, the little ones sashayed into the parlour for hairstyles ranging from the classic bob to the quirky crop. The cuts were chic, and so was the place. Setting a trend, A Cut Above, the beauty parlour in Hotel Savera ... More

ISSUES
Wheels of misfortune
The Mahatma's favourite fabric, khadi that was once a sign of patriotism, is today struggling to find its place in the modern world due to faulty policies and lack of patronage. More

PERSONALITY
Learning from experiences
She is a lover of beauty, a spiritual person for whom "the thirst for knowledge and people is not a pursuit but a way of life." Discover yet another facet of actress Rekha, who was in the city recently... More

TELEWATCH
Heart-warming storyline
WITH DUE apologies to Ian Fleming's title that runs ``The man with the Golden Gun'', I wish to state that ``the man with the golden pen'' of the small screen is K. Balachander. It is the life of the middle class that he narrates always. The ... More

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