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For handicraftsAt the Orissa Tribal Crafts fair organised by Pruthibi Handicrafts Cooperative Society. It concludes today. There is a rebate of 20 per cent on handlooms and 10 per cent on handicrafts. Venue: Jayashi Kalyana Mandap, 5, ... YOUR DAY - WATCH 
An exhibition“Swarg” revolves around the life of an industrialist whose family comprises a loving wife, two brothers, one sister and a loyal servant. His brothers refuse to stand by him when he is in dire straits and throw him out of the house. ... THE MUSH REGISTER WHAT WOMEN WANT - DEEPA ALEXANDER 
Riders to the seaWhen the tsunami struck, giant waves swallowed fishermen’s hamlets, crops, buildings and thousands of people within minutes. Many were left homeless and abandoned. But the worst of times sometimes bring out the best in humanity. Post-tsunami re habilitation in India reflected how the government machinery spearheaded by committed officials and combined with a host of well-meaning private individuals and institutions can bring about a change in the lives of a shattered people. Three-and-a-hal f years later the government has called for a wind-up of various rehabilitation programmes. We spoke to activists, counsellors and survivors on what’s left to be done. Their stories are nothing short of the triumph of the human spirit. MANE MATTERS Get a highlight Here’s how to touch-up your hair 
BuylinesSwarovski has launched the Swan. Each face of the crystal resembles a flower. The jewellery range has medallions and pendants. At exclusive Swarovski outlets. Priced between Rs. 6,000 and Rs. 25,800.
A fruity chop This simple recipe retains the genuine flavour of lamb chops but with a difference
Touch and tell A tactile picture book for visually-impaired children First person account “Because I have impaired vision, I use my fingers all the time, feeling for texture and location in whatever I do. So I can imagine what joy these books will bring to a blind child, and also to a visually-impaired child who depends ...
Target Metro With M3V, Krishnan takes the big leap — from ads to feature films
Women power Who said women don’t take risks? Sudha Umashanker meets a few of them who did
Awards galore Film channel HBO bags 26 Emmys
Gathering laurels Lara Dutta talks about roles that excite her
World cinema The Indo-Cine Appreciation Foundation screens two classics
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