The Hindu Business Line : Monday, December 16, 2002

Tree of irony
A `save trees' banner on this tree stump seems to make a mockery of the message. This tree was recently chopped down in Adyar, in Chennai. Trees continue to be felled with impunity in this ... More

LIFESTYLE

Tradition still holds the key!
Though mechanisation has taken over in all spheres of life, Mr Ramankutty of Vadookkara near Thrissur believes in extracting oil the traditional way. Though slightly more expensive than the popular brands available in the market, Paithrakam, his ... More

The greying of Kerala

HUMAN RESOURCES

External `mentor' is the trend
THE `mentoring' concept in the corporate world is the outcome of innovative HR initiatives that the new age companies boast of. Proactive people-oriented companies flaunt about how they handhold their new entrants till they come of age in the new ... More

EVENTS

Ready to be judged
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ENTERTAINMENT & LEISURE

Breaking the norm with Saathiya?
Saathiya, this week's release, is an exercise in creative collaboration of the sort that could set a trend for the future. Will this movie at least change the trend for Bollywood? More

Channels cosy up to last mile operators
IT'S time to cosy up to the cable operators. Even as the Rajya Sabha cleared the Cable Television Networks Amendment Bill 2002 paving the way for a Conditional Access System (CAS), the three big broadcasters are focusing their attention on the ... More

MUSIC & DANCE

All for a cause
Puneiites had a rare feast this weekend with the cultural diary bursting at the seams with a string of events that the art-lover's fondest fantasies are made of. Sabina Sanghvi pulled a minor coup when she managed to get Bharat natyam danseuse, ... More

SPORTS

It's not just a game!
Tamil Nadu, and more specifically Chennai, has its unique brand of cricketing tradition. Rina Chandran on a recent book that looks at the history of the game in the State and the role of corporate sponsorship in promoting the sport. More

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