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Whose responsibility is it to curb HIV/AIDS?
Counting on my clout and clique in a mid-sized pharmaceutical firm where I work, a colleague had approached me with a compatriot's prescription for free physician samples. After appraising the details of prescribed drugs – that are meant for an AIDS (acquired immuno deficiency syndrome) patient – it behooved me to delve further to find out how close the victim was and for how long was he infected.
Wedding show features rich feast of Indian fashion
London: The best of Indian fashion design and bridal jewellery were on show at the two-day Asian wedding exhibition 2003 at the spacious Wembley exhibition hall in London.
Nikita Anand wins coveted Miss India 2003 crown
Mumbai: Nineteen-year-old lissome beauty Nikita Anand clinched the coveted Miss
India 2003 title at a grand function organised under a star-spangled canopy at the sprawling Goregaon Sports Complex in Mumbai on January 31 night.
'Midnight's Children' play premiere gets acclaim
London: Like the original novel, the stage adaptation of India-born author Salman Rushdie's 'Midnight's Children' has turned out to be a resounding success, if audience reaction at the world premiere is any indicator.
Paradigm shift: India, land of 'Pseudo' culture!
On January 2, when senior Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) leader Acharya Giriraj Kishore hit out at Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpayee describing him as a 'pseudo-Hindu', it signified a turning point in a raging debate that has the taken the nation in its grips.
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