The Hindu Business Line : Wednesday, April 28, 2004

CLIMATE & WEATHER
Respite from summer heat
A roadside fruit seller taking a nap in North Mumbai as temperatures soar. The city is anticipating one of the hottest summers in several years.

WILDLIFE
Pugmarks aplenty but cats hard to spot
"Hum Korku mein ek vishwas hai. Tiger jub budda ho jata hai thab dikhai padtha hai. Javan tiger kabhi dikhte nahin (There is a Korku tribal belief. Only an aged tiger is seen by tribals in the forest. Young ones are never ... More

AWARDS & HONOURS
Narendra Rai bags Yudhvir award
MR Narendra Rai Srivastava, a well-known artist, poet and musician, has won the prestigious Yudhvir Memorial Award for the year 2004. Padmashri Jagdish Mittal, a leading art historian, would confer the award on Mr Narendra Rai at a function to ... More

ENVIRONMENT
Beautifying Cooum
Labourers cleaning the Cooum river in Chennai as part of its beautification. The Rs 2.2-crore project is being done by the PWD. The work, which started in December 2003, will be over by October 2004. Trees will be planted and landscaping done on ... More

EVENTS
Festive touch
Finishing touches are being given to the caparisons that would adorn the elephants during Thrissur Pooram in Kerala on Friday.

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