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Business Briefing 27/03

Once Profitability Is Passé; Only the Paranoid Thrive

India This Week

Too Good to be True?; Chidamarubbish?; Hazare Pulls a Fast One

Tadoba’s Bloody Trails

Tigers have killed more than 50 people around the Tadoba Andhari reserve since 2006. Why is Maharashtra’s Chandrapur district turning into India’s bloodiest tiger conflict zone?

Dealing with the Seat of Ache

Sedentariness, bad posture and chair design have become common sources of pain. How do you deal with it?

Computer Management

Tips for RSI prevention

Yogasanas to Heal the Spine

Just as a tree has roots, so do our body parts. The spine is rooted in the pelvis and to remove the load from it, we must work the legs, hips and para-spinal muscles.

Back in Trouble

How chairs, cars and computers are killing our backs. Open decodes the achy algebra of L5 to S5, the most troubled vertebrae in our lower spine.

Why?

Why did Kanu Sanyal, the very first Naxalite, take his own life? Ill health? Despair? Or was he making a final statement? The most profound of all.

Maya Plays with Fire

The BSP leader’s latest effort to woo Muslims as part of her new electoral formula is raising the communal temperature in UP.

Bihar Finds a Birthday

Nitish Kumar’s pursuit of Bihari pride has ideological basis, missionary zeal and now even an annual day for the state to celebrate.

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