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the run-up to Congress party polls, Khurshid's sacking reveals Sonia's
effort to promote the Tiwari group as well as her unease at Jitendra Prasada's
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LOOKING
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Kochi
Tourism
With the state's glory days at the top of the travel route, the Kerala
Tourism Mart which starts on October 5 is expecting to draw in crowds
from the trade and the public. A special marina is being constructed at
the venue, the International Convention Centre in Kochi to accommodate
15 houseboats that will serve as exhibition stands during the fair. Cultural
programmes and authentic Kerala cuisine have been organised for visiting
delegates. Other pluses to get some business done: an Internet café,
fax and phone centres, meeting venues and so on. For details call (0484)
323-010.
Chennai
Exhibition
If you have a penchant for prints, check out Graphic Expressions, a confluence
of 96 artists, at the CP Art Centre. Prints of etchings, silk screen and
mixed media conjure up diverse strokes and philosophies. Ved Nayar's realistic
serigraph Touch Stone-2 is sharply contrasted by Sekhar Kanade's Roots-II,
which has some wayward strokes of colour. On till September 30. Call (044)
434-1778/ 434-6526.
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