Vehicular movement along the Tamil Nadu-Karnataka border at Jujuvadi in Hosur, which was stopped due to violence in Karnataka over the Cauvery water issue, resumed on Wednesday after 29 days. Lorries, cars and other vehicles bearing Karnataka registration numbers entered Jujuvadi on the Tamil Nadu side, while vehicles with Tamil Nadu registration numbers entered Attibele on the Karnataka side from Wednesday morning. However, bus services remain suspended, as Tamil Nadu State Transport Corporation officials said a decision on resuming the services could be taken only after monitoring the situation. Inter-State movement of buses remained suspended since September 6 and services were operated only for a day on September 11. As services remained suspended, people from both the sides had to walk for a km and cross the border to board buses. Senior police officials said protection is given to vehicles that enter both the States and normality is expected to resume soon. he weaved a historical novel around a Somalian trader with a jewelled eye, made a mark in crime fiction through Inspector Gowda and earned the title of a feminist writer too. For now, the multi-faceted author Anita Nair has woven a dreamy tale of love in an equally dreamy setting the Annamalai hills. And Alphabet Soup for Lovers uses the sensual tug of both tastes and aromas to draw you in; the story is strung together using food as a narrative thread. As for enhancing her experiment with a suggestive tweaking of the taste buds, Nair says she feels food and love are perfectly comparable. We always talk about food as a basic need and I believe that love is a very basic need too they have a lot in common. Think of this you have a meal and you‘re sated.