Place that exudes pain & sorrow
V.K. Kapoor
A disembodied voice announced a name and then the age. It was a stark, dimly lit, undecorated hall. The hall had strings of small twinkling bulbs hanging from the roof. The names and ages announced were of children, aged between two and 16, who had been executed by the Nazis.

INTERVIEW
Making stars relive past
Vimla Patil
COME Friday evening each week, and the eyeballs of millions of viewers are focused on Zee TV’s popular show Jeena Isi Ka Naam Hai (JIKNH). Yet another celebrity interview-based show, JIKNH, cleverly bends the strategies and styling of a normal interview by including a host of friends, relatives and career colleagues in unfolding the past and personality traits of a star or an outstanding achiever.

The role of rail in reel life
A.C. Tuli
AS Indian Railways marks 150 years of existence, it is but natural to take a journey down memory lane and relive Indian cinema’s affair with trains. In fact, right from the advent of the talkies in India, there have been very few Hindi films, barring mythologicals, in which a train has not figured, even if for a few seconds.

Walk: Benefits are a step away
I.M. Soni
WALK and be healthy: walk and be happy, has sound health sense in it. The best way to lengthen our days is to walk steadily and with a purpose. The art of self-propulsion is the secret of life and vitality.

'ART AND SOUL: Zen and the art of archery
by B.N. Goswamy

TELEVISION: Now he lends his wit to sports show
by Mukesh Khosla