The Hindu Business Line : Sunday, December 03, 2006

REFLECTIONS
The forest never ceases to fascinate
"The forest is as new and fresh as on the first visit. Every time one notes a new facet of forest life and no number of visits is enough." More

SAY CHEEK
AIDS is `a disease turned into disaster'
"Treat AIDS as a public health problem, not a moral commentary." More

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