The Hindu Business Line : Wednesday, October 15, 2003

Wildlife too deserves a living
ON a Monday morning, a wind blew in from nowhere and brought down the abandoned nests the baya weaver birds had sewed up to the sharp tips of the branches of the tall palm tree adjacent to our housing complex in Borivili. Tightly knitted, two ... More

RADIO/TV

Advertisers negotiate with English channels as viewership falls
ADVERTISERS and media buying units have taken note of a fall in total viewership for niche English channels by a "significant" five to 10 per cent on an average, thanks to a Chennai-only rollout of the Conditional Access System (CAS) from ... More

`TV producers must keep finger on viewer's pulse'
MR Tarun Katial, the former Senior Vice-President of Content & Communication, Star India, recently quit the post to consider a possible career in cinema. During his more than four-year tenure at the network, he is credited with re-energising the ... More

ARTS & CRAFTS

Women's theatre festival
MUMBAI: A two-day women's theatre festival focussing on Nangiar Koothu, a 1,200-years old Sanskrit Women's Theatre tradition of Kerala, would be organised in Mumbai and Pune beginning October 15. The festival has been organised ... More

SPORTS

Come, let's tango!
A dance master trains school children at the Gymkhana ground in Hyderabad on Tuesday for the inaugural and closing ceremonies of the forthcoming Afro-Asian Games. The Mumbai-based event management company Wizcraft is handling the event with the ... More

Andhra Bank sponsorship
HYDERABAD: The Andhra Bank Chairman and Managing Director, Dr B. Vasanthan, has on Tuesday handed over a draft for Rs 2.5 crore to the Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister, Mr N. Chandrababu Naidu, towards co-sponsorship of Andhra Bank for the ... More

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