The Hindu Business Line : Saturday, September 27, 2003

TTS service charges hiked
CHENNAI: The US Consulate-General in Chennai has announced that the TTS service charge for non-immigrant visa applications at the US Consulate in Chennai will increase from Rs 300 to Rs 400 per passport effective October 1, according to a ... More

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

Dance with me
Humanoid robot Asimo shakes a leg to Hinglish tunes at a programme in the Capital.

EVENTS

Glittering start to Kochi boat show
THE three-day India International Boat Show (IIBS), the first of its kind in the State, got off to a colourful start here on Friday, bringing together the entire aquamarine industry from India and abroad on a single platform. Encouraged by the ... More

MUSIC & DANCE

Swaying to tradition
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Piracy taking toll on Tamil music industry
THE Tamil music industry has been affected by the menace of piracy in a big way, according to Dr Srinidhi Chidambaram, Bharatanatyam artiste. She said that the music industry in India was dying and if piracy was not stamped out artistes would ... More

SPORTS

Horse owners, trainers, bookies likely to be taxed in AP
IF the State Government has its way, horse owners, trainers, bookmakers and jockeys would soon have to pay tax in Andhra Pradesh and the Hyderabad Race Club will be made responsible for collecting it. According to a Bill that was tabled in the ... More

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