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Monthly Archives: March 2006
The consumption and seduction treadmill
The Center for Science in the Public Interest (CSPI) has filed a suit against Kellogg and Viacom for marketing unhealthy foods to kids. [Read SpongeBob SquarePants, Health Risk in ‘The Nation’] What about parents? Do they have a role to … Continue reading
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Tiger Sighting!
When my son and I went to Ranthambhore I was not expecting much more than an opportunity to spend some time with my son away from TV, PC, PSP, GSM… Guess what, we encountered the big cat! Not one, but … Continue reading
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“Criminal Tribes”: Notified, then de-notified…
‘My father is a thief’ read the tattoo on the arm of a child in the 1980s hit Bollywood film Deewar. In genuine Bollywood tradition, the child grows up to become Big B and then the obvious happens. Imagine tattooing … Continue reading
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