The Hindu Business Line : Saturday, April 17, 2004

INTERIORS & HOMES
Hafele unveils new gluing tech
HAFELE Germanyhas introduced an ultra violet (UV) glass gluing technology for furniture applications. The new technology includes a comprehensive range of special fittings like hinges, locks, catches and adapters for furniture legs, handles, ... More

CINEMA
Gibson's Passion gets `A' rating
KINTOP Pictures, which has got the mandate to release Mel Gibson's film Passion of the Christ, has secured clearance from the Indian censor board without any cuts but under the `adults only' category. The film, which depicts the last 12 ... More

SPORTS
Balaji, cricket's new poster boy?
LAXMIPATHY Balaji could emerge as Indian cricket's new poster boy. The lad from Chennai is not only a craze among Pakistanis, but is likely to turn out to be one of the most sought after player by sports management companies. "There will be ... More

TRENDS
Why peel onions & opinions?
Clients go searching for an `agreeable' auditor, somebody who would be willing to follow accounting principles, and give a clean report. More

BOOKS
Macmillan, Shaw Wallace pen stories of unsung heroes
MACMILLAN India Ltd and Shaw Wallace Breweries Ltd have joined hands to bring out an interesting collection of stories of successful men and women under the title "Knock Out Challenges". The first, in a series of books planned by Macmillan ... More

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