The Hindu Business Line : Thursday, April 08, 2004

LIFESTYLE
Fuel for the fire
MORE than 61 per cent of Indian households used firewood for cooking in 1991. Wood still topped the list 10 years later; but one of every six users had given up on it; perhaps because they found it more and more difficult to come by, or, to be ... More

Retiring with Dignity
THERE is a whole new world out there for senior citizens who might be agonising about any number of things beginning with the extra time on their hands post-retirement. Dignity Foundation, an organisation involved in working with the country's ... More

EVENTS
Blowing bubbles to solve corporate crises
IF blowing bubbles and messing around with Play-Doh in a beach resort could lead to solutions for an NGO that is desperately trying to enlist corporates as members, wouldn't you like to attend a workshop that teaches you how to dredge the insides ... More

ARTS & CRAFTS
Buying back history
United Breweries Chairman and Rajya Sabha MP Vijay Mallya wields the sword of Tippu Sultan after unveiling it in Bangalore on Wednesday. He had purchased the sword at an auction in London last September for Rs 1.5 crore. ... More

CARTOON
Pocket
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