November 19, 2001
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COVER
   

Discovery Of India
Nervous about its allies and looking to a post-Afghan war scenario, the United States proposes a military alliance with India. The Government turns it down but this may not be the last word. An EXCLUSIVE report.

 

 
RUSSIAN TOUR
   

War And Peace II
In the Moscow Declaration Against Terrorism, Prime Minister Vajpayee and President Putin have reiterated friendship between India and Russia during peace time and shared firepower in case of war with a third party.

 
BOOK EXCERPTS
 

Inside The Secret World Of Bin Laden
Exclusive excerpts from Peter L. Bergen's Holy War, Inc. Currently terrorism analyst for CNN, Bergen met bin Laden in Afghanistan in 1997. His book is a sprawling thriller on the world's most wanted fugitive and his empire of terror.

 

 
STATES
 

Clash Of Comrades
Bhattacharya's economic reforms are stymied by differences with Politburo purists.

 

 
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NORTH AMERICAN SPECIAL: HAPPENINGS: A WEEKLY ROUND UP

NEW YORK

 

An Allan deSouza work at Talwar Gallery, New York  

NOV 19
NEW YORK: Glass of the Sultans at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1000th Fifth Ave. Tel: 212 535-7710. An exhibition of 160 glass objects from Islamic World, ranging from 7th century to 19th century Persian and Indian glass. On till January 19, 2002.

NEW YORK: Treasury of the World at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1000th Fifth Avenue. The al-Sabah Collection and Kuwait National Museum, in collaboration with the Metropolitan Museum of Art, present an exhibition of jeweled arts from the Mughal age. On till January 29, 2002; www.metmuseum.org.

 

 
 
  al Sabah treasures in NY

NEW YORK: Meeting Gods: Elements of Hindu Devotion. at CPW on 79th St. Tel: 212 769-5800. The American Museum of Natural History presents an exhibition of 75 photographs taken by Dr. Stephen Huyler, guest curator. On till January 19, 2001.

NEW YORK: Courtly Radiance: Metalwork from Islamic India at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1000 Fifth Ave. Tel: 212 535-7710. The exhibition includes 25 examples of silver, bronze, copper and other metals made into vessels and other objects used daily and sculptural forms. On till March 24, 2002; www.metmuseum.org.

NEW YORK: Allan deSouza - Recent Works. 6:00 pm at 3rd Floor, Talwar Gallery, 108 East 16th St. Tel: 212 673-3096. Contact: Zedgo@aol.com. Talwar Gallery is pleased to announce an exhibition of recent works by Allan deSouza. The exhibition will open to the public on Wednesday, November 7, and will be on view through December 11.

WASHINGTON

NOV 24
SEATTLE
: An Annual Celebration of Diwali. 10:00 AM at Ingraham High School, 1819, N 135TH ST. Tel: Parminder Rekhi 425-485-3209. Contact: iaca98@aol.com. IACA-India Arts and Culture Association presents an annual celebration of Diwali. Bhangra, Telugu & Punjabi dances, Garba, Gidha, Rajasthani, Classical, Film and Folk Songs.

GEORGIA

NOV 23
RIVERDALE: Tamil Light Music. 6:00 PM at the Hindu Temple of Atlanta, 5851 GA Hwy 85. Tel: Periasamy Selvaraj 770-939-1976. Contact: pselvar@emory.edu. A fund-raising event for September 11 Victim's fund & Aid.

TEXAS

NOV 25
SUGARLAND
: Hindustani Vocal and Devotional Music. 5:00 PM at Chinmaya Mission, 10353, Synott Road. Tel: Vasanti Rao 281 980 7837. Donations to the program will go to Chinmaya Mission For the Balamandir, and Shivalaya Project. The Artists include Jamuna Murali, Govind Shetty, Balkar Singh.

ONTARIO

NOV 22
TORONTO
: Artists talk by Samina Mansuri. 4:00 pm at Institute for Women's Studies & Gender Studies, New College, 20 Willcocks Avenue. Tel: Rachel Kalpana James, Executive Director (SAVAC) 416 542-1661. Contact: savac@lefca.com. South Asian Visual Arts Collective first presenting of a solo exhibition by Samina Mansuri. On till December 14, 2001.

OTTAWA
NOV 23
Lumbini Dance Festival II. 7:30 pm at Theatre A, Southam Hall, Carleton University. Tel: Jaya Subramaniam (613) 526-4388. Contact: Performing-arts@home.com. Lumbini Arts Society Presents Chidambaram Bharatanatyam performance by Raghunath Manet Chevalier des Arts, Paris, France.

NOV 25
OTTAWA
: Lumbini Dance Competition. 6:00 pm at Carleton University Theatre, Tel: Prof. V. Subramaniam (613) 737-3088/(613) 526-4388. Contact: performing-arts@home.com. Sponsors: Lumbini Arts Society, Ottawa, Canada.


 
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