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Friday, January 20, 2006
Online edition of India's National Newspaper Friday, January 20, 2006 |
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Adventure on the high seas Getting down to earth Pachyderm paper is made using the same technique that the ancient Egyptians used to make papyrus. The whole process takes about a fortnight. Tickling the funny bone Laurel and Hardy continue to be popular because everyone likes a laugh. What's in a name? Why bother with barcoding? 
Maritime heritageIn the early 15th Century, the Zamorins of Calicut were among the dominant rulers on the West Coast of India. Consequently, they also dominated the profitable spice trade from Malabar. After the landing of Vasco da Gama in Calicut in 1498 A.D. ...
Final judgement I liked the story "Unpleasantness in Pleasant Woods". We might be strong, bold and brave. But we should not use these qualities to harass the poor around us. Hard work always pays. Shenaz Rasheed IV B, St.Francis De Sales ... Encouraging Each and every article of YW encourages me to read. In the beginning my English was poor. But after reading YW my English Has improved. . Abhyudaya Anand Mishra, VI D B.S.S.S, Pilani Rajasthan ... Hi Tech Humorous The article "The wonder of our teen years" that appeared on Page 7 of the Kerala edition of YW was enjoyable. I laughed a lot reading it. The writer had correctly portrayed the feelings of a teenager. M. Abdul Basith, Perinthal ... Philately Thanks to the column on stamps that appears every week I have begun collect stamps. I also write a small note on the stamps I collect. It is now my hobby and I thank YW for this. Hridya V. Nair, VII A, T.K. M. School, Karicode, ... Glorius moment The article on Croatia's moment of glory was interesting. It is heartening to read that small countries like this can reach the top. A. Kumaraguru, VIII, Valliammal Matric H.S.S., ... View from the window The game was exciting. He cheered as he sat by the window and watched. Stories of love, war, revenge and the supernatural Short, narrative poems set to tune are called ballads. These were popular in the 14th Century and form a part of folk literature. 
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