The pedagogical talks focused on recent developments in cosmology. Results on K- and B-decays were critically assessed to bring out the new understanding of the topic. Results that lead to an unveiling of the new phases of QCD were presented. Physics with atomic traps and its impact on fundamental physics was clearly brought out. Finally the future experiments at the LHC and their discovery potential, in particular discovery of Higgs and possibly finding supersymmetric particles, was clearly spelled out. With the complement of contributed talks, a clear view of the present status of particle physics and cosmology was available.
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