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Internet Explorer 4.0
Good news for Internet buffs. Micorsoft is releasing its latest browser, Internet Explorer 4.0 in  India. Be there to see for yourself how you can experience the web the way you want it.

Chennai: October 21, 1997, 2:00 pm, Samavesh Hall, Savera Hotel, 69, Dr Radhakrishnan Salai, Chennai

There are only 500 seats available, so register online at :
http://www.dbsindia.com/ie4launch

MUSIC

Daaryaa
HMV, Rs 35

From veterans Anand-Milind come these haunting melodies, music that forms an intrinsic part of the narrative in the film Daayraa. With Gulzar's sensitive lyrics and a host of stunning voices -- Yesudas, Asha Bhosle, Hariharan -- this album is a cut above the standard film track.

Ho Jayegi Balle Balle: Daler Mehndi
Magnasound, Rs 50

Called the Pasha of Pop, the jolly sardar has come out with another robust hit. Daler Mehndi uses his bhangra-pop formula yet again. Ho jayegi balle balle -- in collaboration with music director Jawahar Wattal -- is a floorburner.

ART

An Intimate Vision: Photographs taken by Rajiv Gandhi
Lalit Kala Akademi, Delhi, October 20-November 4

Shot by a gifted amateur, these photographs are a picture in vibrancy and sensitivity. The images are simple, spontaneous and unself-conscious, the work of a photographer who very obviously loved his hobby but did not try too hard to impress.

Exhibition of Recent Works: Viswanadhan
Vadhera Art Gallery
, Delhi, October 14-November 8

The quintessential painter's painter, Viswanadhan is in peak form in this exhibition of new water colours and oils: incandescent and transcendent. The colours, especially the greens, are brilliantly vivid; and his application of paint carries the masterly touch.

ODD ENDS

The Voice of Rabindranath Tagore
Hindustan
Records, Rs 75

A compilation of Tagore's songs and poems from 1932-39. Gurudev chants in the tradition of Indian poets -- without any accompaniment. It must have been difficult at the age of 70. Includes an informative booklet with lyrics.

Curry and Spices
CD-ROM
, Arian Systems, Mumbai, Rs 1,250

This new CD-ROM title is designed for hi-tech freaks who are interested in a step-by-step introduction to Indian cuisine. It's packed with a 1,000 recipes, and what's better, the text is garnished with delectable traditional music. Altogether, a pleasant experience.

 

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