The Hindu Business Line : Monday, June 21, 2004

WILDLIFE
Hair-raising!
A live Tarantula spider, brought in by Forest officials, being examined in Kolkata. Residents of at least five towns and several villages of the Burdwan and Midnapore districts in West Bengal have reportedly fallen ill after spider attacks over ... More

GEMS & JEWELLERY
Indian Bank's `Swarna Abharana' begins to glitter
THOUGH banks have been extending financial support for buying jewellery from leading jewel houses for quite some time now, they have never been as aggressive as Indian Bank is, at present. The enthusiasm is visible from the number of tie-ups that ... More

ENTERTAINMENT & LEISURE
TRAI promises action on overcharging by Mumbai cable operators
DESPITE the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) order to freeze cable rates at December 26, 2003 level irrespective of the implementation of conditional access system (CAS), consumer organisations on Saturday appealed for the need to ... More

SPORTS
Wimbledon Debentures — A passage to the Centre Court
"FOOLS lend; greater fools repay," goes a Chinese proverb. Borrowing of course is an age-old practice and it has been serving mankind as an admirable and handy tool to tide over pressing needs. But it is ... More

TOURISM
In the eye of a storm
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