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JULY 2001- Contents Indo-Pak Focus Agra Summit- the happier moments Begum Sehba Musharraf's time in India Cuisine
Diplomacy Indo-Pak Reconciliation School People Fashion &
Lifestyle Fashion
Graduates - India Heritage Art
Health Music 'United for Gujarat' - the first South Asian concert' Travel & Adventure Books
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People to People "We want peace' Everybody in the Indian sub-continent wants peace - that is everybody apart from the powers that be. The man on the street, the school-going child, the working mother, the businessman, the industrialist, the urban yuppie, the sportsmen, the writers, the thinkers - both in India and Pakistan - dream the same dream of peace and sanity. The real issues are hunger, disease, illiteracy, poverty - both sides of the border. This is a small page of photographs, gathered from various sources, and duly credited (in the properties) - a page that exemplifies the mood of the nation and its citizens. Those who guard our borders share each others joys and sweets; Women's Initiative for Peace in South Asia (WIPSA) managed to go across and explain their agenda to their sisters in Pakistan; a group of schoolgirls from Pakistan is currently visiting schoolgirls in Lucknow and are ecstatic about it; a six year old Indian boy watches Pakistan win at Old Trafford and views the ground ceremony sitting on the shoulders of a Pakistani fan; Maurya Sheraton Hotel in Delhi invites Pakistani chefs from Lahore to offer authentic Lahori cuisine to all the Lahoris now living in Delhi - there are endless examples and messages of what most people desire - peace and amity.
At the 'Border'
Women's war against war
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