Tribuneindia...Sunday Reading

Sunday, September 27, 1998

"There is a basic dishonesty in the system"
Vandana Shukla meets Dr Raja Ramanna, renowned nuclear physicist who also specialises in European music and philosophy, for an exclusive interview. Dr Ramanna is a Member of Parliament, a Ph. D. from London in fission physics, has been closely associated with shaping of the scientific vision of this country, particularly in the field of atomic research.

Epitome of nature’s beauty: Suchita Malik on a holiday in Scotland.
AP celebrates "Moments in Time", by Vincent Van Ross
"Revealing clothes do not make a heroine successful," Neha tells Pushpanjali Sahu.
Star folio: Vinod Khanna
A traveller par excellence. Gur Rattan Pal Singh on Ibn Batuta.
The best need not always win! says Jyotica Pragya Kumar.
The creator of Om Jai Jagdish Hare, by Mohan Maitray

Our regular features:

Interview: "I paint vocals with my music", Bally Sagoo tells Gitanjali.
Modern classics: Ashok Chopra says Vaclav Havel moves along the uncertain surface of the world.
A soldier's diary: Combat worthiness in the Army, by K. S. Bajwa.
Living space: Giving character to your room, by Harkiran Sodhi.
Nature: Fascinating birds, by Nutan Shukla.
Time off: The rage of human beings, by Manohar Malgonkar.
Your option: Taru Bahl on nursing as a career.
Bollywood Bhelpuri: Will they laugh all the way to the box office, says Madhur Mittal.
Film and TV: Evoking that sweet scent of nostalgia, by Mukesh Khosla.
Travel: Toronto: A home away from home, by P.P.S. Gill.