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ISSUE
OF FEB 2002-
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CENTRESTAGE
Femme
Fatale ‘If
you want something said - ask a man; if you want something
done - ask a woman’ - Margaret Thatcher. Articles, reportages,
literary works and masterpieces of art have been dedicated
to the mission of asserting the woman’s position in
a man’s world.
Gender
The Workplace Last
week, a popular news channel with a celestial name delivered
two quick knock-out punches. It all happened inside
of three minutes flat. First we saw and heard the highest
flier of Indian Air Force explaining why in our Mahan
Bharat, fighter pilots of the female kind can’t
exist as a species.
PARadISe Sheetal
Wadhwa experiences Paris as more than a metropolis,
but a cauldron of cultures, schools of thought, art
forms and expressions. It is in fact a mode de vie,
unveiling through its various zones, different facets
of life itself
Off
Beat - Historic Refuge On A Sandy Shore The
sun-kissed emerald beaches and the swaying palms together
with the crisp, refreshing air at Murud Janjira transports
one into a blissful haven reveals Monideepa Banerjee
Celeb Talk Actress
extraordinaire, noted social worker, honorary lecturer
in international universities and member of parliament,
Shabana Azmi is a woman of substance par excellence.
In a colloquial dialogue with Raadia Mukadam, she delves
on issues that have have captured her attention as a
business traveller, over the last two decades. Excerpts
High Profile
Lalita D Gupte, joint managing director
and chief operating officer - international business,
ICICI Limited, shares her tavel experiences and preferences
Tailored
Perfectly For Women Remember
that dream house you always wanted to build where you
had your own little nook... but the builder spiked your
plans by adding those extra lakhs of rupees to the cost?
Finer Aspects Dr
Mahesh Wadhwa delves on the finer points of one’s health
and suggests destressing measures. When it comes to
one’s physical well being, if one is cautious of
the finer points and adopts certain measures
Poise
& Progress While
growth has slowed down in the past few years, French
economy has created new wealth and emmerged as Europe’s
second largest market.
Values:
Little Things That Matter Much - True
values are priceless. No possible gain can make up for
the loss of values. The most precious things in life
are things that money just can’t buy. People with character,
integrity and values are not for sale believes Shiv
Khera
Frequent-Flier Miles: A New Currency Frequent-flier
miles are a new currency that is proving easier to earn
than to spend on something really worthwhile, since free
seats are seldom available on popular routes at peak times,
discovers Mohinder Singh
Where
The World Comes Together Business
travellers will never get bored in Singapore. And even
if time does not permit for leisure activities, the
options for business entertainment are numerous.
Picture
Perfect Charmaine
Fernz suggests tips on fitness, nutrition skin care
and more to protect you from the perils of travels
CENTRESTAGE
‘If
you want something said - ask a man; if you want something
done - ask a woman’ - Margaret Thatcher. Articles, reportages,
literary works and masterpieces of art have been dedicated
to the mission of asserting the woman’s position in
a man’s world. 
Last
week, a popular news channel with a celestial name delivered
two quick knock-out punches. It all happened inside
of three minutes flat. First we saw and heard the highest
flier of Indian Air Force explaining why in our Mahan
Bharat, fighter pilots of the female kind can’t
exist as a species.
Sheetal
Wadhwa experiences Paris as more than a metropolis,
but a cauldron of cultures, schools of thought, art
forms and expressions. It is in fact a mode de vie,
unveiling through its various zones, different facets
of life itself
The
sun-kissed emerald beaches and the swaying palms together
with the crisp, refreshing air at Murud Janjira transports
one into a blissful haven reveals Monideepa Banerjee
Actress
extraordinaire, noted social worker, honorary lecturer
in international universities and member of parliament,
Shabana Azmi is a woman of substance par excellence.
In a colloquial dialogue with Raadia Mukadam, she delves
on issues that have have captured her attention as a
business traveller, over the last two decades. Excerpts
